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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Purl Gurl: [QB] No, no! I DO WANT my stars to be a zero rating, you know, all five grayed out! I am serious. I want to be different, I want a zero rating! All five stars there and grayed out! Ok, ok, here is all you really need to know about CLSI stock, revisited. Many of you already know more about this stock than I, but there are some new people here, like me. As you, the reader, know I just joined this board a few days back. I don't know much about investing but this seems a nice safe bet for times of trouble and war. CLSI is involved in modern parking lot management, parking ticket collection and increasing revenue for cities, universities, libraries, any and all larger parking facilities. They do depend a lot on city government contracts for revenue, secondary, university and college parking for revenue income. It has been a little "rough" for CLSI because all American cities and county governments have been hit hard with poor economic times; it is hard to sell a "broke" city much of anything. CLSI provides contract services "and/or" needed goods to control parking and collect revenues via centralized automated controls, "wifi" type devices, "pay by phone" and internet pay for parking type services. All of those services and other services they provide, like collecting fines for cities, is offered in such a way cities, schools and others, do not have a big capital outlay; low initial start-up costs. The revenue generated by parking fee collections, more than pays for CLSI services. In total, even after paying CLSI, a city, for example, ends up with more revenue than they would managing parking facilities all on their own. CLSI generates MORE money for cities, colleges, libraries and such, than those entities can generated on their own. To help cities afford CLSI services, the company recently arranged financing with a lender who will provide "point of sales" financing for a reasonable rate. What this means, is if a city chooses a plan which requires buying captial goods, like those small parking building things, or electronic meters, under asphalt sensors, whatever, CLSI can finance those costs for the city, who turns around and pays off the loan with revenue generated by parking fees and parking ticket fine collections. That is a win-win for all involved! CLSI just recently pulled in this new financing, and just recently developed more modern state of the art goods. This shows in their ten-Q from yesterday, February 22 date: http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0000789318&owner=include Here are the critical snippets from that 10Q, Total revenues 2003 765,983 2004 856,629 Income from operations 2003 39,243 2004 199,464 REVENUES. From...2003 to...2004 revenues increased by $90,646 or 11.8% from $765,983 to $856,629. The increase...due to the addition of new customers and products.... Clancy's Remit-online.com service has processed 32,319 transactions totaling $1,346,746 for the quarter ended December 31, 2004. Revenues are generated based on a per transaction fee less bank processing costs. The gross amount of cash flowing through Remit-online.com cannot be presented as revenue based on the SEC accounting guidance. The Company only presents its net profit from each transaction as revenue in the statements of operations. COST OF SERVICES. From...2003 to...2004, cost of services decreased by $55,873 or 24.1% from $231,632 to $175,759 Cost of services as a percentage of service contract income was 35.1% for...2003... and 26.5% for...2004 END You will note an interesting fact; the reporting method for their Remit branch. CLSI cannot report that million plus as revenue! Other note is, after costs, CLSI increased their earnings by a good ten percent and reduced their costs by a similar amount. They double ended their earnings! Alright, now look boys, you are NOT going to make big profits by lunch tomorrow. As I have stated many times in many places, CLSI is a LONG TERM investment. CLSI is NOT going to skyrocket. This is a stock which you buy A LOT of and set it aside to help fund your kid's college education. CLSI is almost always at .02 and I expect ten years from now, it will always be at 2.00 per share. That is a ten-thousand percent growth over a decade. You cannot do that well even in the real estate market. Does that help with perspective? CLSI will around when are old and cannot remember how to invest in the markets. Your kids will be young, though, and looking for money to get ahead. Do them a favor, buy a quarter-million shares or a half-million shares of CLSI, even a cool million shares of CLSI, for ten years from now, for twenty years from now. They will have a lot of moeny to spend on drugs, sex and rock n roll. How loving. CLSI is a LONG TERM investment. You will NOT earn big profits but can expect eight to ten percent growth of your investment, per year. That is a darn good growth rate and CLSI is one of most safe stock investments you can make, for just pennies per share. Worried about Social Security? Darn it, buy a bunch of CLSI to supplement your retirement account. I'm telling you, CLSI is a safe LONG TERM bet which will reward you well a long time from now. THIS IS A LONG TERM SLOW GROWTH INVESTMENT. Purl Gurl Here are some others I am researching, BLLI CYRO DFNS EYDY GAXI HEC HUSA IDIB KPCG MCZ PTSC NOT a buy suggestion, I am just looking at them, although I am accumulating KPCG as of yesterday. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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