"$SWHI getting ready to run?"
We received this private message question today from a positive thinker. Thank you. In fairness to all, the answer will be public.
SWHI will not engage in hype, and instead will present information which explains why we feel that the company is undervalued, objectively.
SWHI has certain characteristics which set it apart from the typical profile of OTC quoted companies. There are some characteristics that we share with the others. The company is taking steps to create greater distance between itself and the "typical profile".
What sets SWHI apart?
- Operating company, not merely an idea. It's easy to talk about creating an operating business. Doing so is a different matter.
- Some revenue, albeit low. It is not perpetually "pre-revenue". The company has not previously tapped its potential. New management push underway.
- The service that it provides is understandable, not obtuse
- SWHI has management with experience in its field
- SWHI has a proper business office, with normal operating hours
- SWHI is in a field that has spin-off possibilities
- SWHI is operational in the USA, not distant and unverifiable
- Servicing clients on a pre-payment basis helps cashflow
- SWHI has the infrastructure now to deal with 50X more business
- SWHI has potential institutional marketing relationships
- SWHI has a low float by OTC standards
- SWHI has low 3rd party debt (currently mostly deferred wage, may increase slightly)
- SWHI has no toxic convertible debt overhang
- SWHI is demonstrating integrity by engaging InfoAssistant
What SWHI has in common with some others:
- Low access entry point for new investors (000/00 range). It is more realistic to have a 300% gain from low levels, than overpriced.
- Not currently known by many OTC investors (opportunity). Management admits that its IR could be improved. You see new measures now.
- Challenged past (improving its methods, not repeating mistakes). Management has matured, is redoubling its efforts and is dedicated.
So, to answer your question about whether this is getting "ready to run", our conservative answer is that there are signs that the firm is being re-energized with ambitious but wise energy to get out of its current rut. The enormous discipline that management has shown to avoid toxic convertible debt is a significant factor. Market makers know better than anyone that this makes orderly trading more likely, with a focus on building shareholder value.
Thank you for your interest.