Wall St. Grand’s Latest ‘Big Pick’ – Geeks On Call Holdings Inc. (GOCH.OB)
Source: http://Blog.QualityStocks.net/?p=12807Posted on Wednesday, October 8th, 2008 | In Small & Micro Cap
Geeks On Call Holdings (GOCH.OB) is a pioneer in the mobile, rapid-response, on-site IT service field. The company’s certified IT professionals service small businesses and residential customers through a national network of franchise and company-owned locations.
Geeks On Call is the number-one competitor to Best Buy’s Geek Squad. The company provides many services to its customers, including computer privacy and security solutions, hardware and network installations, repairs, upgrades, troubleshooting and consulting.
Geeks On Call is looking to target growth in the estimated $19 billion outsourced IT market. The company recently partnered with Wal-Mart to launch a pilot program in an effort to expand their business. Obviously, this is a large opportunity for the company. The company already has over 250 franchises, no debt, and revenues of $7.2 million flowing to the company directly along with another $28 million in revenues generated by the franchises.
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November 13th, 2008 at 11:44 pm
You might want to do your research on this post… if you review their filings it will be immediately apparent that they are NOT debt free, in fact they have accrued a large amount of debt over the last few years…
To date they have not posted a profit, and in their filings clearly discuss the state of current affairs – which is most definitely not the rosy shade of pink the glasses you are wearing possess…
Does this company have potential, just like any other company it may or may not, however that is up to the individual investor to decide.
Posting information that is certainly not true will not be helpful in someone making the correct decision.
In your site disclaimer you have the following information:
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What would probably be in interesting follow up to this post is the actual research you have done behind your initial post, as well as the corrected information and then, to top it all off – how about disclosing how many shares or how much money the company paid you to make your recommendation?
Do Your Due Diligence…!!!