College Stock: Penny Stock News

$AVSC closed up 16.67% at $1.05, from an opening of $0.90 yesterday. $AVSC traded around the $1.00 mark for most of the day, hitting $1.06 for a generous gain of 37.7% for Honors Students. Yesterday’s activity was also the 3rd day in a row that $AVSC gained more than 15%.

$AVSC announced yesterday that their OpenViz data visualization software system, which is being used by leading global corporations and software manufacturers to provide executives with real-time performance metrics in corporate dashboards, will be released with new features.

The Dean has briefly taught all of his students that $AVSC has 5 impressive software products but why’s OpenViz so great? For one, The Dean has done his homework and knows that $AVSC plans to release an updated edition of the software solution. This upgraded version will introduce a large number of new data visualization techniques that will enable $AVSC‘s corporate and software company customers to overhaul their dashboard initiatives to help its users undestand all types of business information.

Simply put, The Dean feels $AVSC could see increases because its products allow people to make important, money-making decisions.

Forrester Research (NASDAQ: FORR) estimates that 40% of the 2,000 largest companies in the world use corporate dashboards—and that figure’s from three years ago. We know from First Research’s report that the computer software development industry currently rakes in $180 billion in the United States. The Dean expects that corporate dashboards and other types of data visualization software are in-demand now more than ever.

Although not nearly as massive as the US market, there UK market for computer software was estimated to be worth more than $15 billion in 2007—a 7.7% rise from the previous year. What holds more potential profits for $AVSC is that the computer software market has continued to increase 4.7% there since 2003.

Of course, this would only matter if $AVSC could market their products there—but wait, they already do because they have a sales support and operations office in London.

And opening up the door a little wider for $AVSC, a report from Companies & Markets last night reported that the global software market grew by 6.5% in 2008 to $303.8 billion. By 2013, this source anticipates a 50.5% increase to $457 billion—how’s that for potential?

The Dean wants all of his students to remember that $AVSC‘s products are so versatile that The Dean’s working with $AVSC management to bring the CollegeStock Community the platform for his Pennystocking Pro(TM). This is just another example of The Dean working overtime—if $AVSC‘s profits of 37.7% so far aren’t enough.

There’s only 2 days left before the start of The Dean’s first ever Scholarship Fund contest. To be eligible, you MUST be an Honors Student. With The Dean giving away $5,000 to one top-performing Honors Students every quarter, $9.87/month to register for Honors Class is the ONLY way to get to the head of the class.