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The New Player Lithium Exploration Group, Inc. (OTC:LEXG) Stock Conquers Heights
This week was the time of the successful adulthood of Lithium Exploration Group, Inc.
VizStar, Inc (OTC:VIZS) Takes The Wrong Course Despite Promotion
After we covered the heavily promoted with alerts and newsletters VizStar, Inc (OTC:VIZS) last week, its stock price has been falling steadily. Yesterday it lost another 8% of its market value.
Still Highly Speculative, Hidalgo Mining International (PINK:HMIT) Looks For The Bright Future
Hidalgo Mining International ( PINK:HMIT ) seems currently to be known as Verde Media Group, a next generation media company, which strategically combines the natural resources mining with the entertainment business to make high profits. Not a bad idea, but the company’s investor relations strategy is even more innovative
Sharp Holding Corp. (PINK:SHAR) Hunting For New Promotional Gains
Backed by paid promoters and with a new chameleon strategy, Sharp Holding Corp. ( PINK:SHAR ) made investors again go hunting for some extra-large profits yesterday. The previously undefined business of the Pink Sheets traded company is now taking a new direction, reviving naive investor hopes for future growth and profitability
Slippery Slope Downhill for Blockbuster
2009 and 2010 have been rough years for many business, one in particularly is the video-store rental giant, Blockbuster (BBI). Blockbuster once dominated the video rental world yet now they are being build out by its main competitors Netflix (NFLX) and Redbox. With prospects continuing to weaken for Blockbuster I doubt there is little the company can salvage or do to save face. Lets listen to the bad news first. US stores sales fell 16% and revenue dipped 18% in the fourth quarter. The company is in great amount of debt and continues to lose money. Their reaction, closing down the 500 weakest stores, which is supposedly supposed to reduce expense by roughly $200 million a year. Adding to this they have cut huge amounts of staff and slashed advertising costs. The company now is trying to move in a direction of digital downloads and vending kiosks though I think it’s too late. Netflix and Redbox beat them to the bunch and already own the market share. That’s why I believe it will be near impossible for Blockbuster to ever become profitable again. Maybe the best call is a merger with these new market-leaders until then it will be a slippery slope down for Blockbuster
