Make no mistake about it, the economy has not been kind to investors and with this quasi-depression we have seen, most of the “Big Boys” and “Blue Chips” on Wall Street have felt the pain. While most companies have suffered, one young company has been rapidly producing profits and moving straight ahead with its mission statement. That company is The Quantum Group.

The Quantum Group is an innovation-driven Healthcare Service Organization (HSO) that provides technology solutions through PWeR, a 21st Century Electronic Medical Records platform that has changed the outlook of the industry. With this technology in place, Quantum has become a leader in their field.

Quantum took another leap on September 22, 2009 when they announced their third quarter financial results for the 2009 fiscal year. Quantum reported an increase in revenues of approximately 134% to $10,454,969, compared to $4,459,362 for the same quarter in fiscal year 2008.

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Sympowerco Corp.

(Public, PINK:SYMW)

StocksHaven Investments analyzes one of the most undervalued alternative energy plays, which in the near future may find itself alongside the predominant players within the Fuel Cell & Hybrid Power Systems Research & Development sector.  SymPowerco is an energy technology company focused on the design and development of clean and practical power and energy solutions. Their mission is to make practical Fuel Cell Hybrid Power Systems a commercial reality. The company’s unique Flowing Electrolyte Direct Methanol Fuel Cell offers a practical solution to a host of global

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a href="http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109amp;sid=azhEBUdwRKrcamp;refer=home"Interesting take today via Bloomberg/a. Naturally with commodity prices depressed (although not as much as they were a month ago), we'd expect consolidation among the industry. Cash-rich companies are naturally going to buy up smaller names in order to grow. This may still be coming as these companies have recently been worrying about price hedges, but that will change:br /br /blockquoteQuantum Energy Partners, the Houston private-equity firm that put together a $3.5 billion bankroll to go bargain-hunting for acquisitions after oil and natural-gas prices plunged, is waiting for a better time to pounce. Buyers will accelerate acquisitions late this year and in early 2010 as the hedging contracts that shielded potential takeover targets from tumbling prices expire, said Wil VanLoh, Quantum’s chief executive officer.br /p“By the first quarter of next year, we’ll be pretty darn active,” VanLoh said in an ...

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September 30, 2008 – Several companies in the energy storage sector had blockbuster performance yesterday in spite of the fact that the DJIA closed down a record 777.68 and the Nasdaq, which closed down an astonishing 199.61. For example, Ballard Power (Nasdaq:BLDP) gained 18.34%, China Bak Battery (Nasdaq:CBAK) gained 7.14%, Ener1 Inc. (AMEX:HEV) gained 18.55%, Maxwell Technologies (Nasdaq:MXWL) gained 10.86%, Mechanical Technology (Nasdaq:MKTY)  gained 23.01%, Quantum Fuel Systems (Nasdaq:QTWW) gained 35.51% and Valence Technology (Nasdaq:VLNC) gained 36.51%. We aren’t really sure why the group performed so well on such an historically dismal session on Wall Street, but we think it is worth bringing to our readers’ attention. In the group, stocks that we like the most are Quantum Fuel and UltraLife Batteries (Nasdaq:ULBI). Interestingly, UltraLife didn’t participate in yesterday’s rallies by so many of the energy storage group. Its stock fell $1.67, or 17%. The fundamentals for UltraLife remain positive, ...