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January 05, 2010 – Comments (3) | RELATED TICKERS: GS , AAPL , PLNR

My rating is up again (now only 7,000 are ahead of me;)).  More improtantly, so is the real portfolio up again.  I invest in my choices in CAPS.  I am divesting GS & AAPL and buying PLNR.  I predict another major street beat by PLNR.  I predict a double by the 4th of July.  I contacted MF and asked why PLNR can not be rated in CAPS.  They said it is still too small.  Pity, many Fools will miss this one.  Sales and profits are up at PLNR and their acquisition has been well integrated.  They just shipped Michael Jordan's new home entertainment system.  Sales in airports and traffic control and medical facilitites are at all time highs.  Their video wall product and new technology will help them win more and more business while retaining existing. 

 How many of your stocks will double?

Good luck in 2010 Fellow Fools!

3 Comments – Post Your Own

#1) On January 05, 2010 at 11:46 AM, PeteZar (< 20) wrote:

I hope you're correct about PLNR. It does look like their revenues and earnings per share has been improving strongly since the beginning of the year, however their share price does not reflect this improvement. Is there another reason such as dilution or what have you that has been supressing the stock price?

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#2) On January 05, 2010 at 3:22 PM, PSU69 (68.31) wrote:

They are covered by few.  Their technology leadership is not well known yet.  As awareness grows, I expect this level of price to be distant past.  I predict their next quarterly report will be another success story, adding to the great street beat they posted last time.

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#3) On January 05, 2010 at 5:21 PM, MoneyWorksforMe (91.28) wrote:

What is their niche? What is their competitive advantage? Why should I buy from them? With little due diligence, I have two immediate concerns 1.)They sell products in several markets that are predominated by some very large, very successful competitors. Who's to say one won't decide to come in and make a serious attempt to squash these guys? 2.)Michael Jordan has enough money to wipe his arse with. I'm not so sure many others will be spending money on new entertainment systems while unemployment remains extremely high, and consumer confidence suppressed. I still have somewhat of an aversion to consumer discretionary...

Some positives are the fact that it's relatively unnoticed, small, and in the tech. sector. The recent balance sheet improvement in a very tough environment is promising as well.

If you can reconcile the former concerns, I'm all ears.

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