Great news again today. Just like INT is arguably the stock for 2011, watch for this one to be the stock of 2012. I thought a realistic long term goal (probably 2014 or 2015) was 10% of AER.to's business/market cap which would put the market cap at $200M or a little over a buck a share. But with this news it's looking like the top end could really be 2 or 3x that because they'll hit markets that AER doesn't touch.
This company is giving me a lot of good things to write about, which I will share sometime in the New Year. In the meantime, it'd be wise for people to load up on the shares that they want now. For the people who aren't familiar with my Futura articles check them out:
https://tsxwealth.blogspot.com/2011/05/next-big-canadian-tech-stock.html
You might want to note the date of publication (May 24th, 2011) with the price performance of FUT on the days immediately following.
You might also want to check out the other articles I've written and review their price histories immediately following for those affected stocks:
MCI - May 9th
BML - May 18th
TRE - June 22nd
FXA - July 18th (correctly calling a buyout offer a few weeks before it happens certainly doesn't hurt my credibility or readership)
CX - Sept 18th
I don't write a lot so when I do you know it means something. While all of those were short term momentum plays with the exception of FXA (pump and dumps if you want to call them) throughout this whole time I have stuck with FUT. It is the exception. I can promise to each and every long on here once I am done with this stock it will be the talk of Stockhouse like INT is now. So get what you want now. Last time it hit 6 cents. I'm quite sure with the ammunition I have now it'll be 10+ and it will stay there for good. A million Flubbers posting a million posts couldn't stop it then.
PS, for anyone who might be interested in knowing what I'm going to fill my time with between now and the new year - FSW.
INT, SCG, PYN, FUT and FSW are all tied at the hip. The former three have been picking up again. The latter two need to be brought to the attention of the investment community