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This is into training in the nuclear industry, as well as training in the oil/gas industry. Have no debt and has cash in the bank. Did contracts with Hyperspring for 4 years and then they acquired them. Because of this, their revenues have gone up 98%. They have also gone up organically. Thinks nuclear is going to come back into favour again. Losing a little bit of money, but have a new CEO who has said he has found $5 million in savings. He can see this tripling from here.
(A Top Pick Feb 3/15. Up 25.05%.) Software for manufacturing companies. Also, big in the nuclear industry where they do a lot of training. Revenues went up 91% last year, and a lot of that was because of a takeover company. This has been rotating between Black ink into Red ink, and he thinks it can be Black ink going forward. A company with no debt and insiders own over 40%.
(A Top Pick May 7/15. Up 73.68%.) Nuclear simulators. They just got an engineering contract that increased their backlog by 60%. They have zero debt. New CEO has found $5 million in costs that they can get out. Insiders own a fair percentage of the company. Thinks it can double from here, but he has it as a Hold. His target price is $5.24.
(A Top Pick Dec 1/15. Up 72.11%.) This does training for nuclear simulation, chemical companies, oil/gas companies. Has a clean balance sheet with no debt. Their backlog, year-end to year-end, went up 75%, a huge increase. Assuming they price things well going forward, it should do very, very well. He can see this doubling from here.
Does a lot of training in nuclear, chemical and oil/gas industries. He has had a double since he bought it, and thinks it can go up at least another 50%, if not double again. A beautiful company, in terms of financial ratios. They have no debt. They make money and have cut costs. Just did a small takeover that they expect to be accretive right away. He loves buying companies that have low debt or no debt.
We would be exceptionally cautious and would not recommend a company at only $8M market cap. It has a decent revenue base, but has only been profitable twice in the past decade. It has a bit of debt and very low cash flow, and is going to need more capital. This $3 stock was $38 six years ago. The one analyst one it expects a loss of $1.30 per share next year. Micro caps can be volatile, but with its size, losses and outlook, we would not want to own this.
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This is his pick in the uranium sector. They do staffing, including staff training, in the uranium and oil/gas sector. They have a clean balance sheet and management who really know what their doing. They are doing small add-on takeovers that have been going very well.