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It have taking me about 3 hours of research to get all of the information that I needed for this stock. But I am prepared to call my shot, This stock will significant increase this week, with the potential to run for the next 3-4 weeks. So often, many people hit messages boards and chat rooms the day after or the day of a run of a stock in their portfolio's. But I am calling my shot on the Saterday prior. Watch this stock this week, the chart indicators are all positive, they are reporting revenues next week and the company is releasing PR's to support investors. Good luck to everyone...
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SmallCapSentinel.com: Reporting Record Revenues SmallCapSentinel.com: Reporting Record Revenues LAS VEGAS, July 9, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As earnings season comes and goes, investors will invariably huddle around news feeds hoping to see revenue growth creep across their favorite ticker. In this market environment, even sideways numbers are heralded and celebrated.
And then there are the very few that will grow remarkably in the recession, perhaps even because of it to some extent. Our subject today, Ideal Financial Solutions (Pink Sheets:IFSL), has just reported a quarter over quarter improvement of doubled revenues.
A few months ago we began coverage of Ideal Financial Solutions (Pink Sheets:IFSL), a company with a system that helped consumers manage debt and grow wealth. For some time, Ideal Financial fought to find its way, to carve a niche of its own. Along came the recession and with it a new consumer sentiment that found Ideal's financial management software and program urgently compelling. With some savvy marketing and pricing modifications, Ideal hit critical mass posting quarterly figures in excess of $1.5 million for Q1 of 2009. A quarter later and on the heels of a CEO buy back of company shares, the company has topped those numbers with $3 million revenue for Q2.
This news stream has certainly turned heads in the market and Ideal Financial has seen a breakout in both price and daily volume. For investors who haven't seen this type of ascent or revenue reporting in some time, Ideal's successes certainly stand out.
And for those following Ideal Financial, it should be interesting to see what the next quarter holds in store.
A profile featuring IFSL and of interest to investors of financial equities Ameriprise Financial (NYSE:AMP), JP Morgan Chase Co (NYSE:JPM), Goldman Sachs Group (NYSE:GS), Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and Principal Financial Group (NYSE:PFG) is available at www.SmallCapSentinel.com/IFSL
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Source: GlobeNewswire (July 9, 2009 - 6:30 AM EDT)
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Ideal Financial Solutions Doubles First Quarter Revenue With Over $3,000,000 in Second Quarter Revenues Ideal Financial Solutions Doubles First Quarter Revenue With Over $3,000,000 in Second Quarter Revenues LAS VEGAS, July 8, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ideal Financial Solutions, Inc. (Pink Sheets:IFSL) has reported second quarter 2009 recurring "club" revenues, doubling the previous quarter's returns for a total in excess of $3,000,000. "Club" revenues refers to one of Ideal's primary revenue streams deriving from the subscription-fee model for "members" of the company's proprietary debt-to-wealth system which allows an individual to reduce non-asset producing debt and divert money to wealth-generating vehicles. Ideal's "club" requires registration and subscription to its financial solution systems, creating both up-front and recurring revenue.
Earlier this year, Ideal Financial reported then-record first quarter club revenue in excess of $1,500,000. Today's second quarter revenue more than doubles the previous figure and sets another company revenue record.
"We could not be happier with the explosive growth in our recurring club membership," said Kent Brown, CFO of Ideal Financial Solutions. "This is an affirming moment for Ideal Financial as our financial goals have begun to be realized in the form of very significant revenue and dramatic growth. Based on the result of our second quarter numbers alone, we can now project over $12,000,000 in recurring revenue per year. And that projection does not account for any potential forward growth such as what we've enjoyed thus far."
About Ideal Financial Solutions
Based in Las Vegas, Ideal Financial Solutions (www.idealfsi.com) provides the education, support and automated tools to create additional cash resources, rapidly eliminate all non-asset-building debt and build financial independence. As a leader in personal cash-flow management systems, Ideal uses its automated CashFlow Management tools (www.myifs.com) and its Credit to Wealth Systems (www.credittowealth.com) to assist individuals, families and small businesses in building financial independence. For investors who would like to receive Ideal's newsletter, please send your email address to: support*idealfsi.com.
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IFSL= Is making a move on high volume. With earnings due out next week, you don't want to be left out. Rumors say .10 is not out of the question. You do your own DD before you decide. I'm in with 5 mil.
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I'm in at .0017
.1 would be real nice
lilmel_000
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I don't know about .10 any time soon, but the charts still looks ok. I am not as thrilled about them after today as I was this weekend. But the anticipation of the financials being released is a good thing and if they are good as we think, than we can expect .01-.03 over the next 9 trading days. So I would say this stock is still a buy at this point and price. Good luck to everyone...
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