The Dean Thinks $BLAP Could BLAST OFF

November 19th, 2009 at 6:33 am Posted by The Dean
Dear Students

Since Tuesday, $BLAP has launched 300%. In the past two days, The Dean has noticed this stock being mentioned by several newsletters and promoters, including

Yesterday, Blast Applications, Inc. (OTC: BLAP) announced the launch of their newly developed website, Tweexchange.com. In this release, $BLAP also suggests an integration with GoDaddy, the world’s largest domain registrar.

The Dean believes $BLAP’s technology could increase brand recognition for a number of companies who would be paying to acquire and register Twitter and domain names through $BLAP’s resources.

$BLAP also recently announced that the company’s BLAP application has been accepted by Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone developer program. Although the application is currently in its testing phase, The Dean believes $BLAP could see some action from the $2 billion+ iPhone application monopoly.

In addition to $BLAP’s iPhone application and Tweexchange offerings, the company launched a social media application called TWEACT in October that will allow companies to monetize their website through applications such as Twitter and Facebook.

Even if you’ve been following The Dean for a short time, you’re aware that The Dean will be looking into these products and services to see how they can benefit the CollegeStock Community and his brand.

Happy Trading, The Dean

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2 Students Raised Their Hands

  1. Dean, since your web sight blog has recently turned into a daily “promoter watch” could you also include how they are getting compensated? Promoted stocks behave dramatically different depending on whether they are getting shares (they can dump immediately) or warrants (they can invest in months from now) ;)

    2. packeteers on November 19th, 2009 at 7:27 AM

  2. @packeteers this is a great idea!

    3. The Dean on November 19th, 2009 at 9:28 AM

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