In a world rapidly going wireless, it should come as little surprise that the most secure, cost-effective, and error-proof way to monitor inmates and personnel within a penal institution would be to simply attach a tamper-free electronic device to every individual and to then tie them all together with a central computer.
Not too long ago, such a system may have sounded a tad futuristic; but this is exactly what ALAN's trade named TSI PRISM system does; it provides security management of any type with precise leading-edge location and tracking technology.
When you contrast the accuracy of such a modern system against the old fashioned head-count and turn-key methods still employed throughout most of our nation's huge and growing correctional industry, it doesn't take a crystal ball to predict that within a decade nearly all American inmates and security personnel will be equipped with some type of electronic monitoring device.
Given the fact that virtually all TSI PRISM sales involve various federal and states agencies, sales contracts understandably take far more time to finalize and fund than do those executed in the private sector.
But unless law breaking somehow comes to a screeching halt, Sparky thinks ALAN shares are perfectly positioned to benefit from what's bound to be phenomenal global growth well into the future.
And considering today's political climate, coupled with much recent news about lax sex offender registration, Sparky foresees more news from the company in the not too distant future that will announce either further progress on existing contracts or news about some real exciting new stuff.
That being said, Sparky thinks that those seeking impressive near-term growth and lots in the way of long-term appreciation should seriously ponder the rapid and aggressive accumulation of these undervalued ALAN shares anywhere near current levels ($ 1.07 close on Wednesday - 04/20/2005).
Sparky arrived at the above-expressed views and conclusions as a result of his own research over the past year; research that's included the continuous monitoring of ALAN shares, the thorough review of all PRs and SEC filings, much correspondence with many ALAN shareholders, and several discussions with ALAN management. And while Sparky may personally feel quite comfortable with his conclusions, he sincerely urges all readers to conduct their own research. ALAN's website, an excellent starting point, is www.alanco.com.
Sincerely,
Sparky
Posts: 113 | From: Cummaquid, MA USA | Registered: Jan 2004
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Hmmm, good idea but slightly problematic - this is the sort of thing that privacy groups eat up (I can't believe such a thing as prison privacy groups even exist). It might limit widespread use, but I guess the potential might lie in private prisons.
Also, hi from Worcester.
-------------------- Long term investments are simply day trades that didn't work. (except QBID :P) Posts: 292 | From: Worcester, MA | Registered: Apr 2005
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