$AVSC’s Trading over $1.00!
September 28th, 2009 at 8:26 am Posted by The Dean
$AVSC’s up 16.67% to $1.05, from an opening of $0.90 this morning. The Dean’s Honors Class learned about $AVSC when it was trading at $0.77, which means that they could’ve taken home a potential profit of 36.3%!
Advanced Visual Systems (OTC: AVSC) announced today that their OpenViz data visualization software system is being used by leading global corporations and software producers to provide executives with real-time performance metrics in corporate dashboards.
$AVSC has been around for 16 years and has been providing data visualization solutions internationally and have a list of Fortune 500 clients. The company’s OpenViz platform helps software vendors and solutions developers save money by extending existing data and application investments, improving solution life-cycle and empowering better, faster results for users.
The Dean believes people are excited about the potential of $AVSC’s long list of more than 2,500 international customers, including computer and software giants like Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT).
$AVSC’s 5 core products put them into the computer software product market, which is expected to reach $200 billion in the United States by 2012. The Dean feels there’s great potential for $AVSC because computer technology is a constantly changing, lucrative market all over the world—that’s means $AVSC’s market could already be larger than $200 billion.
The Dean thinks people are excited about $AVSC for the same reason The Dean is—even if $AVSC captures .01%1/10,000th or of the market, they could see $20 million in annual revenues.
$AVSC could see further gains with some news about a single multimillion dollar deal from any one of their dozens of multibillion dollar clients.
There’s only a few 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.
