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This Weeks Awesome Trading Pick is: VTPI (VTPI at .0152 cents is named the Top #1 Trading pick this coming week)
VTPI is our Top Awesome Bottom Bounce Play in the entire Micro-Cap Markets. Are you going to take advantage of the momentum and breaking news come tomorrow (Monday)?
Members, VTPI is the Top New Awesome Trading Pick for Monday and this coming Week. Do NOT sleep on this one. Some traders and investors are calling for this one to run 2 to 5 fold short term and this one looks to wake up the ENTIRE micro-cap market next week. Remember VTPI was recently trading between .10 to .12 cents and ran as high as .30 just recently. Best news is that VTPI is now trading dirt cheap at only .0152 cents and we feel it will have some serious momentum starting tomorrow and will looks to go parabolic this week. Our Latest Chart-Busting B2B Printing Supplies Alert Vital Products, Inc. (OTCQB: VTPI) Last Friday VTPI rallied strong and closed up 10.95% on the back of explosive volume – 1,097,000 shares to be exact. Vital Products, Inc. 2012 Reported Sales $534,000 VTPI Projected Sales to Exceed $2,750,000
Why is this important?
Well, the simple and potentially profitable truth is that VTPI is moving aggressively into a very bullish trading channel. This is why we’ve designated VTPI our latest potential chart-buster and want you to make it your highest trading priority. This company is an absolute gem and the recent uptick is only a sliver of what is lying dormant inside its massive gain potential.
They don’t come any more undervalued than this one and VTPI is set to make investors very happy indeed. The company has increased sales 134% in 3 years; made $534,000 last year and is set to increase sales 500% this year. In no uncertain terms, VTPI is a profit magnet and one that deserves to be a part of your immediate trading focus. About VTPI VTPI (Vital Products, Inc.) is a business to business supplier of remanufactured and compatible LaserJet and inkjet cartridges. VTPI’s has been establishing a strong presence also in the industrial packaging space and has been very busy investing in research and development in order to dominate the U.S. and Canadian markets.
VTPI is a steady and consistently growing its sales and market reach and as of April 2013 the company has recorded more than $1.7 million in sales of printer cartridges. VTPI is poised to benefit immensely from the growing demand for industrial printing equipment and the economic forecast for business resurgence in the U.S. is very robust.
3 Reasons VTPI Has Strong Strategic Growth Potential 1. VTPI has kept its focus targeted and unlike many B2B companies, has invested its time and energy in the sort of products that has steady and consistent demand. 2. VTPI’s management has made growth and efficiency their top priorities. The company is not only growing its revenues, the costs of running the company are also being kept in check. 3. VTPI’s consistent increases in revenue from the sale of printer cartridges bode well for the company’s long term growth potential. This also means a greater likelihood of sustained capital inflows from potential investors.
Key Highlights – Why Investors are Excited about VTPI • VTPI’s financial performance over the course of 2012 has kept pace with its consistent climb north and the company reported sales of $534,000 over the period.
• VTPI has been increasing its growth potential consistently. Sales have increased 134% over the last 3 years and the company projects a 500% increase in sales for 2013.
• VTPI’s trading profile has been very positive with several breakout performances in market valuation. In the last week alone VTPI has seen market valuations as high as 155.71%.
• VTPI’s has exhibiting very bullish technical indicators, including a 153% gain on its 52-week low, a RSI of 43.00 and extremely bullish jumps in trading volume.
Spending By U.S. Businesses for Durable Goods Looks Strong for 2013 As a supplier of printer cartridges VTPI’s growth potential is tied in some part to the economic outlook, particularly as it relates to business spending.
From this perspective, VTPI’s growth potential is looking pretty solid because the general forecast for business spending on things like computers, printers and consumables is very positive.
A recent report from the New York Times confirmed as much. According to the report, orders for long-lasting factory goods rose in June, bolstered by an increase in aircraft demand and more business spending. The increase suggests that American companies are more confident in the economy and could increase economic growth in the second half of the year.
The Commerce Department said on Thursday that orders for durable goods increased 4.2% last month. That followed a 5.2% gain in May, which was revised higher.
Most of the gain occurred because aircraft orders, which are volatile month to month, jumped 31.4% Boeing said it received orders for 287 planes in June, up from 232 in May. Excluding autos and airplanes, orders were unchanged.
Orders that signal planned business investment, which exclude volatile transportation and military orders, increased in June for the fourth straight month. The 0.7% gain last month was buoyed by more machinery demand. And orders in May were much stronger than previously reported.
Even with the gain, business investment is not likely to help economic growth in the April-June quarter, economists said. That is because the government measures shipments, rather than orders, when calculating business investments’ contribution to growth. Shipments fell in June.
But the increase in orders this spring suggests shipments will rise in the July-September quarter and add to growth.
Jonathan Basile, an economist at Credit Suisse, said rising orders were a “recipe for a speedup in manufacturing and business investment” in the third quarter.
Durable goods are items meant to last at least three years, like computers, industrial machinery and appliances. Profit from companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index will exceed $120 a share by next year, double the level in 2008, according to Wall Street estimates. That’s the biggest increase since the 142% gain during the rally in technology stocks from 1993 to 1999.
48%of investors reported that capital expenditures are the best use of corporate cash -- the highest reading since April 2011, according to a survey conducted last month by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. “We see the continued elevated level of corporate profits as the clearest tailwind for investment growth this year,” David Mericle, an economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York, wrote in a Feb. 15 research report.
A robust business spending outlook coupled with VTPI’s robust operational performance can only translate into one thing: gain potential.
That gain potential is yours for the taking, so begin your research on VTPI right now. You can learn more about VTPI by visiting their website: http://www.vitalproductsinc.
Get ready Members because come Monday we feel this New Pick will be the talk of the town.
They don’t come any more undervalued than this one and VTPI is set to make investors very happy indeed. The company has increased sales 134% in 3 years; made $534,000 last year and is set to increase sales 500% this year. In no uncertain terms, VTPI is a profit magnet and one that deserves to be a part of your immediate trading focus. About VTPI VTPI (Vital Products, Inc.) is a business to business supplier of remanufactured and compatible LaserJet and inkjet cartridges. VTPI’s has been establishing a strong presence also in the industrial packaging space and has been very busy investing in research and development in order to dominate the U.S. and Canadian markets.
VTPI is a steady and consistently growing its sales and market reach and as of April 2013 the company has recorded more than $1.7 million in sales of printer cartridges. VTPI is poised to benefit immensely from the growing demand for industrial printing equipment and the economic forecast for business resurgence in the U.S. is very robust.
3 Reasons VTPI Has Strong Strategic Growth Potential 1. VTPI has kept its focus targeted and unlike many B2B companies, has invested its time and energy in the sort of products that has steady and consistent demand. 2. VTPI’s management has made growth and efficiency their top priorities. The company is not only growing its revenues, the costs of running the company are also being kept in check. 3. VTPI’s consistent increases in revenue from the sale of printer cartridges bode well for the company’s long term growth potential. This also means a greater likelihood of sustained capital inflows from potential investors.
Key Highlights – Why Investors are Excited about VTPI • VTPI’s financial performance over the course of 2012 has kept pace with its consistent climb north and the company reported sales of $534,000 over the period.
• VTPI has been increasing its growth potential consistently. Sales have increased 134% over the last 3 years and the company projects a 500% increase in sales for 2013.
• VTPI’s trading profile has been very positive with several breakout performances in market valuation. In the last week alone VTPI has seen market valuations as high as 155.71%.
• VTPI’s has exhibiting very bullish technical indicators, including a 153% gain on its 52-week low, a RSI of 43.00 and extremely bullish jumps in trading volume.
Spending By U.S. Businesses for Durable Goods Looks Strong for 2013 As a supplier of printer cartridges VTPI’s growth potential is tied in some part to the economic outlook, particularly as it relates to business spending.
From this perspective, VTPI’s growth potential is looking pretty solid because the general forecast for business spending on things like computers, printers and consumables is very positive.
A recent report from the New York Times confirmed as much. According to the report, orders for long-lasting factory goods rose in June, bolstered by an increase in aircraft demand and more business spending. The increase suggests that American companies are more confident in the economy and could increase economic growth in the second half of the year.
The Commerce Department said on Thursday that orders for durable goods increased 4.2% last month. That followed a 5.2% gain in May, which was revised higher.
Most of the gain occurred because aircraft orders, which are volatile month to month, jumped 31.4% Boeing said it received orders for 287 planes in June, up from 232 in May. Excluding autos and airplanes, orders were unchanged.
Orders that signal planned business investment, which exclude volatile transportation and military orders, increased in June for the fourth straight month. The 0.7% gain last month was buoyed by more machinery demand. And orders in May were much stronger than previously reported.
Even with the gain, business investment is not likely to help economic growth in the April-June quarter, economists said. That is because the government measures shipments, rather than orders, when calculating business investments’ contribution to growth. Shipments fell in June.
But the increase in orders this spring suggests shipments will rise in the July-September quarter and add to growth.
Jonathan Basile, an economist at Credit Suisse, said rising orders were a “recipe for a speedup in manufacturing and business investment” in the third quarter.
Durable goods are items meant to last at least three years, like computers, industrial machinery and appliances. Profit from companies in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index will exceed $120 a share by next year, double the level in 2008, according to Wall Street estimates. That’s the biggest increase since the 142% gain during the rally in technology stocks from 1993 to 1999.
48%of investors reported that capital expenditures are the best use of corporate cash -- the highest reading since April 2011, according to a survey conducted last month by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. “We see the continued elevated level of corporate profits as the clearest tailwind for investment growth this year,” David Mericle, an economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New York, wrote in a Feb. 15 research report.
A robust business spending outlook coupled with VTPI’s robust operational performance can only translate into one thing: gain potential.
That gain potential is yours for the taking, so begin your research on VTPI right now. You can learn more about VTPI by visiting their website: http://www.vitalproductsinc.
Get ready Members because come Monday we feel this New Pick will be the talk of the town.
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