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Nighthawk Announces Its Largest Order
Nighthawk Systems Inc. (OTCBB: NIHK) announced today that it just swooped up its biggest utility deal in company history. With contracts and orders coming in so frequently, it is obvious that business is booming at Nighthawk!
Just as I thought the company’s focus on green applications and contracts with companies like DaimlerChrysler and Verizon Wireless were stealing the show - NIHK announces it largest ever initial order from an electric utility.
The Orders Just Keep on Coming
The bottom line is this: NIHK’s products provide a significant return on investment to an extremely diverse customer base and are well suited for a number of very lucrative applications in a wide variety of industries. Just as news releases out of Nighthawk indicates - the company is selling more product than ever before. Nothing has changed in the Utility industry in particular, besides the increased need to control costs. NIHK’s CEO700 unit is an ideal way for energy-related organizations to improve their bottom line.
Time is Money in a Surging Market
Another finding mentioned in prior editions was the 2004 survey of 118 utility organizations conducted by Chartwell Inc. The study uncovered that 55% use, plan to use, or are using technologies that allow for the remote connect/disconnect of energy meters. The report also came to the conclusion that approximately 2.3% of U.S. electric meters were individually disconnected and reconnected on more than 4 occasions resulting in estimated costs of more than $1.2 billion to utility providers.
Cost associated with disconnect/reconnect are going up and utilities are following the trend uncovered in research conducted a few years ago. The market is taking off and NIHK has positioned itself perfectly to capitalize on this growth.
One thing that is important to keep in mind is the fact that about six months ago, NIHK shares closed at $.043 (12/29/06). Today (5/29/07) shares closed at $.104 for a gain of about $.06 or nearly 142%.
In addition, the company has never been so strategically positioned for growth. With energy prices rising and corporate America finding every avenue for company savings, NIHK stands not only to answer many a company’s prayer but also to reward shareholders handsomely along the way.
If you are not already an NIHK shareholder, now would be a good time to do some due diligence, roll up your sleeves and gain an ownership position in a company experiencing what we consider transformational growth. As always, do your due diligence and happy trading!
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Micro Stock Profit
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