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Can Greens Worldwide restore the monkey's pride?
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Screaming Stock Tips - Pumps GRWW.OB
Greens Worldwide, Inc (GRWW.OB)
GREENS WORLDWIDE WILL PROVE OUT IN WEEKS! NOT MONTHS
MAINTAINS INCREDIBLE GROWTH AND EXPANSION RATE!
GAP CLOSED - NEW RALLY SIGNALS!
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GREENS WORLDWIDE WILL PROVE OUT IN WEEKS! NOT MONTHS
MAINTAINS INCREDIBLE GROWTH AND EXPANSION RATE!
GAP CLOSED - NEW RALLY SIGNALS!
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EPIC Media, Inc. Website
Ticker Symbol: EPMI
Recent Price: $ .97
Market Cap: $22.15M
Industries: Internet, Publishing, Television
Recommendation: STRONG BUY – Target Price: $8.00
EPIC Media Announces Rollout of Upcoming Web 2.0 Socially Ranked Knowledge Aggregating Community Portal Beta Launch
Good news for shareholders, Epic Media has crossed a major milestone!
This breakout company is going to carve out a beautiful niche in the communal knowledge web 2.0 market. I have been made aware that they are about to announce a powerful shift in the search industry. They are about to release a tool that straddles the culmination of thought and written knowledge while giving all info a communally ranked value. Crude examples of this would be Digg 3.0, Wikipedia, Google Answers, and Yahoo Answers.
This idea is important in the grand scheme of web maturity. This concept of socially ranked information repository takes the transitional sites like Wikipedia a step further. Now there is accountability and free iteration in a way we have not yet seen. Experts both sponsored and un-sponsored are recognized and pinpointed, information is socially valuated, and when highlighted it stays in the limelight. This is unlike sites like Digg where things can tend to be buried in moments.
Google, Wikipedia, and Yahoo are essentially 2 dimensional in that they are cataloguing an existent lateral repository versus a 3D approach to ranking info and cataloguing of real life experience; previously completely missed in the traditional search model.
The need and past success of tools in this genre are evident in companies such as Google with a market cap of 120 Billion, and Yahoo with a market cap of 43 Billion. Epic Media plans to capture a substantial portion of this revenue.
The current share price of EPMI is a rare opportunity to step into an undeniably innovative company at a bargain basement price. The opportunity is now on EPMI before the rest of the world finds out.
Invest Now! Think Yahoo Answers meets Wikipedia meets Digg!
Here’s that long term hold you’ve been looking for, a Web 2.0 Socially Ranked Knowledge Base.
EPIC Media, Inc. Website
Ticker Symbol: EPMI
Recent Price: $ .97
Market Cap: $22.15M
Industries: Internet, Publishing, Television
Recommendation: STRONG BUY – Target Price: $8.00
EPIC Media Announces Rollout of Upcoming Web 2.0 Socially Ranked Knowledge Aggregating Community Portal Beta Launch
Good news for shareholders, Epic Media has crossed a major milestone!
This breakout company is going to carve out a beautiful niche in the communal knowledge web 2.0 market. I have been made aware that they are about to announce a powerful shift in the search industry. They are about to release a tool that straddles the culmination of thought and written knowledge while giving all info a communally ranked value. Crude examples of this would be Digg 3.0, Wikipedia, Google Answers, and Yahoo Answers.
This idea is important in the grand scheme of web maturity. This concept of socially ranked information repository takes the transitional sites like Wikipedia a step further. Now there is accountability and free iteration in a way we have not yet seen. Experts both sponsored and un-sponsored are recognized and pinpointed, information is socially valuated, and when highlighted it stays in the limelight. This is unlike sites like Digg where things can tend to be buried in moments.
Google, Wikipedia, and Yahoo are essentially 2 dimensional in that they are cataloguing an existent lateral repository versus a 3D approach to ranking info and cataloguing of real life experience; previously completely missed in the traditional search model.
The need and past success of tools in this genre are evident in companies such as Google with a market cap of 120 Billion, and Yahoo with a market cap of 43 Billion. Epic Media plans to capture a substantial portion of this revenue.
The current share price of EPMI is a rare opportunity to step into an undeniably innovative company at a bargain basement price. The opportunity is now on EPMI before the rest of the world finds out.
