Great buys - OXIHF (NR – revenue!), NDX, ALYI, PBT

 

 

Oxford Investments Holdings Inc.

 

Today’s NR is huge as it signals a brand new start for the company and its SP. After a number of years rebuilding their business model, Oxford is now operational, making money – and the deal pipeline is building rapidly.

I’ve done a LOT of DD on Oxford and know the principals and their abilities quite well. Oxford trades around the 3-4 cent range, but could easily surpass the old high of 85 cents and keep going.

A few points:

-         The company management has very strong depth when it comes to e-commerce – both technically and with the commercial players.

-          My educated opinion is that they are now absolutely saturated with deal-flow.

-         I believe them to have multiple revenue streams and to be quickly building out    

the business.

-         I foresee steady NR’s – and ones where contract and revenue-based info will be the norm.

-         I’ve done possible revenue charts in past blogs (see old blogs) and they look very good. I will be redoing them for my next blog.

-         The market-cap is now under $2 million. I believe profit this year will actually be higher than that.

With this NR, Oxford has come alive. The market for the stock, both in price and volume will surely follow. Obtaining a stock position at this price should set one up for exponential SP growth.

Here’s the link to the new website:

http://oxsof.com/Ox-Website%20V1-11%20without%20download%20links.htm

 

 

Novadx Ventures Corp.

I’m still speaking to geo’s and other pros re the 43-101 (ie. the Technical Report for Phase 1) and need more time before fully commenting on it. I will say that one should remember that the doc only covers the first phase and was really only done for financing purposes. The historical data proved to be more than than enough for NDX to put the mine into production.

Here’s the link to the 43-101 doc.

http://sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issuerNo=00003533

 

We should see NR’s re the auger/s and production in the next few days. And IMHO, we should se a NR re acquisitions quite shortly.

 Note that the in the latest press release that Neil M. and his family have upped their share ownership. It bodes well when a guy is putting his kids into a stock.

I like NDX for another run - ASAP.

Alternet Systems, Inc.

 

ALYI is doing great things fundamentally, as NR’s clearly show. And as my former blogs point out, they have very strong deal-flow.

The SP has stayed the nearly the same, though, for one VERY good reason. The stock was restricted in B.C. due to a dispute over whether or not it is a Canadian or US company. Because of this hair-splitting, any Canadian brokerage firm that deals with the TSX-V (ie. practically all of them) has not been allowed to buy the stock. I have heard of some Canadian buyers lately, but IMHO, they were lucky to get the buy past brokerage compliance.

I have good reason to believe the above situation (ie. reinstatement) will sort itself out very shortly and makes the stock spring-loaded. When Canadians can buy, millions of shares of (now restrained) buying should catapult it upwards in short order.

So, if you have a brokerage a/c outside Canada, you can buy ALYI. If not, watch for when the restriction is lifted – and make haste.

 

 

 

 

Pemberton Energy Ltd.

PBT, IMHO, has been looking with their consultants at the different ways they can best use the strong fundamental resources they enjoy – and the numbers are looking great. I think the time to cut to the chase is almost upon us – and that we’ll definitely see drilling this summer. But I’m not dead sure on which property.

 

I think it would behoove shareholders to reread this NR re the “Montney targets could yield $53,000,000 in probable net revenue over 14 years.

 

http://www.pembertonenergy.ca/news/news061709.html

 

As for the Viking Play (an area where PBT acquired strong mineral rights), on a macro level, here’s a link to commentary by Gerry Brokelsby, President of Marquest Asset Management on BNN discussing both oil demand and the Viking Play.

http://watch.bnn.ca/#clip286961

The economics look “juicy” for both PBT’s Viking Play and Clinch. At these low SP’s, it’s hard not to do well.

 

 

Jim