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To OTC Journal Members:

There is a lot of exciting news to cover today.  The market for small and micro caps exploded, and stocks are trading extremely well in this arena.  We just went through a minor correction, but the solid uptrend seems to be back in place.

Here is a quick review of some of the exciting things that are happening:

By far the best stock we have ever covered.  We released our profile on January 15th, 1999.  On that date the company was known as Mirage Holdings, and closed at $3.75.

Today NetSol International closed at $75, for a return of 1835% in 13 months.  This is the type of return investors dream about.  If you invested in the stock please e-mail and tell us your story.  We would love to hear about it.  Send your e-mail to info@otcjournal.com.

The stock continues to frustrate in terms of price performance.  This past week they released 1st Quarter earnings, and the market viewed their financial results as mildly negative.

Revenues reached $46 million CDN, but net income only came in at $650,000.  For the complete financial statement, click here and you will be taken to it directly.

The stock has only been above $10 a couple of times since we began covering the company last summer at $8.90, but the company's numbers have exploded.

The market is pricing this company's stock is if they were just an advertising agency, not a technology company.  More importantly, the company has been committing an enormous amount of its corporate energy to getting approved by the SEC to trade in US markets.

On Wednesday we had a lengthy conversation with Geoff Genovese, the President of the Company.  In short, we learned that the company has a number of expansion related projects on hold pending the completion of the never-ending process of getting approved by the SEC to trade in US markets.

We still firmly believe that this company will be embraced by Wall Street when they finally get approval and begin trading on NASDAQ.  Not only is the company's top line growing rapidly, but they are firmly entrenched as one of the leaders in the Digital Advertising world.

Furthermore, any radical corporate changes at this time would only serve to delay the SEC regulatory process.  The SEC and Envoy are discussing some minor points about the way the company reports its financial performance.  The company is hopeful that the issues have been resolved, and the approval for US trading is very close.   If they were to get involved in any aggressive expansion initiatives at this time, the SEC would be likely to slow down the process.

Based on our conversation with Mr. Genovese, we are cautiously optimistic that this SEC approval might come in March.  Once achieved, the company can turn its attention back to its aggressive expansion plans.

A Wall Street following combined with expansion should put this company in the limelight.  We are more convinced that patient investors will be handsomely rewarded down the road.

This stock made a beautiful rebound after the first of the year, but since that time has traded sideways at best.  This is another stock that will probably come into the limelight over the coming months.

Another brokerage firm instituted coverage of the company.  Rampart Securities, a Canadian based brokerage firm, initiated coverage with a Speculative Buy Recommendation.   For the full text of the press release, click here.

This recommendation comes on the heels of last months' recommendation by analyst Darren E. Robinson, CFA, with a $12 price target.

When researching small and micro cap stocks please use the research tools you can find on StockGroup supersite for the small and micro cap world at www.smallcapcenter.com.

Both companies that we are featuring in today's newsletter have several common characteristics.  First, they both had news releases to discuss this week.  Second, neither stock has traded up dramatically in the last several weeks in excellent market conditions.  Third, in our opinion both companies have excellent growth prospects which are not being priced into their current trading levels.  Therefore, we have chosen to feature these two companies in this weekend's edition because we believe that both stocks are trading at low risk entry levels with significant upside potential.

Coming Events:

• We are going to try to continue to bring our members special benefits in our Wednesday editions.  We had a large number of sign ups for the free subscription to both Forbes and the Wall Street Journal.  We are hoping to expand on this program.
• Pending final due diligence our March Profile may be released next Friday after the market closes.  It is our policy to only release profiles on Fridays, and save the week day editions for breaking news and special benefits.

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