It’s no secret that an IT business-focused company is all about the users. It might have no revenues but still sell for $1 billion; – Twitter is living proof. The company is still small in number of users when compared to giants like that, but 2.9 million is still quite an impressive number.

The company might have gotten a bit ahead of itself by going public without significant revenues and a questionable profitability business model. Having the large user count is very important, but sustaining it and more over making it profitable is a different matter.

Differently from Facebook or Twitter, which presented a totally new product, CrowdGather is working toward making the existing and proven communication method more attractive. Recently, the company launched RoamingThreads platform, which makes it possible for live picture updates on forums using a cell phone.

While the attractiveness of this company lies in the large user base that they’ve gathered, the threats lie in constant losses and no noticeable growth even when the company acquires additional capital. The lack of a profitable business model might leave this company only as an acquisition object if they don’t come up with a sound plan of revenue generation.

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One of the highest trading volumes recorded this year was 7 times the 90 day average and together with price performance provided plenty of buying opportunities. The stock entered the market today with a still burning momentum, gaining nearly 5% on so called morning spike, but profit taking clearly took the higher hand afterwards.

Poynt stock has a history of volatile price action so this run-up is nothing unusual. The commotion is likely a result of the upcoming changes in the industry Poynt attempts to take advantage of. Apple is planning to start shipping new iPhone in February and RIM just launched their PlayBook, which should be used with BlackBerry phones if you want secure email apps.

However, Poynt related fundamental reasoning behind this rally is vague. Despite the booming smart phone industry, a provider of mobile local search services, oriented mostly to BlackBerry and iPhone product families, is still struggling to get their apps to deliver gains for the business:

• Operating revenues remain in hundreds of thousands;
• Quarterly expenses top couple millions of dollars;
• $71 million market cap is mostly based on the potential of smart phone industry as PYN is merely worth $8.7 million in book value.

The company’s value is mostly intangible, and their cash on hand can’t even last them for one quarter without additional fundraising.

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There were no news to ignite the buying fury, so the best explanation is the technical reasoning – the uptrend is approaching exhaustion and these are the last kicks. It would’ve been most profitable to spot this a few days ago, but those wandering around can still profit if the price action allows it.

When trends break in such a manner, the first red day is an important indicator of reversal. Price can run up higher than anyone can expect and traders should feel comfortable getting on this wave when intraday action shows its uptrending. However, the first red day lures in shortsellers and, if short squeezes don’t shake them off on the first round, reversal becomes inevitable.

The last good news for Romios was back in late March when the company closed $1.3 million financing raising their book value to roughly $16 million. Still, the recent market value growth to over $74 million has clearly gotten out of hand. A price to book ration of 4.6 can hardly be supported by a startup miner with no income (they usually don’t top a P/B of 2), which also points out that the rally will likely be short lived.

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The only news released by Muscle Pharm over the past days was its preliminary financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2011, which appears to be the main reason for the current price change.

Despite the fact that Mr.Brad Pyatt, CEO of MSLP, stated to be pleased with the revenue growth, the company’s report doesn’t look much promising.According to it, Muscle Pharm has incurred significant expenses and a net loss which haven’t been reported yet.

It seems that the lack of detailed information, along with the company’s statement that it is continually making the necessary changes to become profitable in the future, have raised serious doubts in investors who are waiting for the actual results. Meanwhile, a note for a special meeting of the company’s shareholders was scheduled for May this year. The note consisted of proposals for increasing the shares of MSLP common stock, accompanied by potential dilution for existing shareholders.

As already reported on hotstocked.com, last week MSLP made hard efforts to get the up move by promotions and good news, however, the efforts turned to be unsuccessful. Now the company tries to provoke traders with optimistic financial results, though they are still waiting for the full report.

In the meantime, the annual results of Muscle Pharm look discouraging. By December 31, 2010 the liabilities of Muscle Pharm were 50% higher than its total assets and the accumulated stockholders’ deficit was higher than $1 million. Meanwhile, the total accumulated deficit of MSLP reached $21 million, not considering the other huge losses.

Based on the above-mentioned results, the only question about MSLP is, how will the company cover its liabilities?

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The only news released by Muscle Pharm over the past days was its preliminary financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2011, which appears to be the main reason for the current price change.

Despite the fact that Mr.Brad Pyatt, CEO of MSLP, stated to be pleased with the revenue growth, the company’s report doesn’t look much promising.According to it, Muscle Pharm has incurred significant expenses and a net loss which haven’t been reported yet.

It seems that the lack of detailed information, along with the company’s statement that it is continually making the necessary changes to become profitable in the future, have raised serious doubts in investors who are waiting for the actual results. Meanwhile, a note for a special meeting of the company’s shareholders was scheduled for May this year. The note consisted of proposals for increasing the shares of MSLP common stock, accompanied by potential dilution for existing shareholders.

As already reported on hotstocked.com, last week MSLP made hard efforts to get the up move by promotions and good news, however, the efforts turned to be unsuccessful. Now the company tries to provoke traders with optimistic financial results, though they are still waiting for the full report.

In the meantime, the annual results of Muscle Pharm look discouraging. By December 31, 2010 the liabilities of Muscle Pharm were 50% higher than its total assets and the accumulated stockholders’ deficit was higher than $1 million. Meanwhile, the total accumulated deficit of MSLP reached $21 million, not considering the other huge losses.

Based on the above-mentioned results, the only question about MSLP is, how will the company cover its liabilities?

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Yesterday, TECO had an extremely good session, which made a lot of investors exstatic. The price surged 58.97% on approximately 9.1 million shares and closed at $0.062. Less than a month ago, it was a sub-penny stock.

It seems the factor that caused the $0.015 resistance to break was the press release published by TECO on Apr. 12. In it, the company announced it had signed a “definitive letter of intent” to purchase producing oil and gas leases in the Texas 7B Oil District. The PR said the acquisition was projected to close on Apr. 14.

The 8-K that was supposed to reveal the details of the acquisition is still to come.[BANNER]

This didn’t seem to dampen the spirits. On Apr. 14, the company announced Bruce Gwyn had been appointed to the Board of Directors, effective Apr. 15. This gave extra confidence to investors and the run continued.

TECO is based in Houston Texas. The company is engaged in the process of adding oil and gas properties to its assets. That’s part of what is said on the company website. At this time, the news section there is not updated for some reason and the latest release is from December 22, 2010.

The latest financial report is the annual report filed on Apr. 15. According to the 10-K, TECO was not in the most favorable financial state as of December 31, 2010:

• $148 cash to account for the company’s total current assets
• $1,485,699 liabilities, all of which current
• $1,570 in revenue and $769,679 net loss for the year

Statements like “we may have difficulty financing our planned growth” and “… at December 31, 2010… we had no proved oil and gas reserves…” may not sound too promising.

This, however, doesn’t seem to bother traders and today’s session is starting very well for TECO. The company provided another PR to inform potential investors that it had acquired a drilling rig.

While there are still no details about the previously announced acquisitions, it seems the run will go on for the time being. For how long, and how far it will take TECO, remains to be seen.

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Yesterday, TECO had an extremely good session, which made a lot of investors exstatic. The price surged 58.97% on approximately 9.1 million shares and closed at $0.062. Less than a month ago, it was a sub-penny stock.

It seems the factor that caused the $0.015 resistance to break was the press release published by TECO on Apr. 12. In it, the company announced it had signed a “definitive letter of intent” to purchase producing oil and gas leases in the Texas 7B Oil District. The PR said the acquisition was projected to close on Apr. 14.

The 8-K that was supposed to reveal the details of the acquisition is still to come.[BANNER]

This didn’t seem to dampen the spirits. On Apr. 14, the company announced Bruce Gwyn had been appointed to the Board of Directors, effective Apr. 15. This gave extra confidence to investors and the run continued.

TECO is based in Houston Texas. The company is engaged in the process of adding oil and gas properties to its assets. That’s part of what is said on the company website. At this time, the news section there is not updated for some reason and the latest release is from December 22, 2010.

The latest financial report is the annual report filed on Apr. 15. According to the 10-K, TECO was not in the most favorable financial state as of December 31, 2010:

• $148 cash to account for the company’s total current assets
• $1,485,699 liabilities, all of which current
• $1,570 in revenue and $769,679 net loss for the year

Statements like “we may have difficulty financing our planned growth” and “… at December 31, 2010… we had no proved oil and gas reserves…” may not sound too promising.

This, however, doesn’t seem to bother traders and today’s session is starting very well for TECO. The company provided another PR to inform potential investors that it had acquired a drilling rig.

While there are still no details about the previously announced acquisitions, it seems the run will go on for the time being. For how long, and how far it will take TECO, remains to be seen.

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The sudden price fall was accompanied by an enormous trading volume, which exceeded 3 million shares for the day. Apparently, investors lost confidence in KBLB and started dumping off shares intensively.

The one and only rational reason for the low trade turns out to be the latest annual report of Kraig Labs. Obviously being filed, the 10-K caused great disappointment among traders and the stock rushed back down.

According to the financial report, as of December 31, 2010 the liabilities of KBLB were six times higher than its total assets and the deficit accumulated during the development stage period has already reached approximately $6 million. At the same time, the stockholders’ deficit remained negative and the net loss increased even more.[BANNER]

As already reported on hotstocked.com, last week KBLB hit the gain on optimistic news and promotions, though the climb didn’t survive for long. Now the so called company’s management is worried about its current financial condition and anticipates that more operating losses will be incurred in the foreseeable future, which will threaten the company’s existence.

The most impressive fact in the annual report, however, appears to be the statement that Kraig Labs has no employees other than Kim Thompson, its sole officer and director. In this case, how is the company supposed to continue operating with no cash and no employees?

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