Polaris International Holdings (PIHN)

[jmstocks]

I think one problem we have, besides the fact that the markets at large havent figured out how ridiculously undervalued PIHN is, is that it's a bit sketchy to actuate just what PIHN does. You always get answers like "They're a holdings company" or "They're an international company that turns a profit" or the ever popular "They're in (will be in?) cloud computing"

But to the average guy coming in on some random link, this doesnt look too fantastic. POPN just went up to .0012 just on the news that they're producing machines that will eventually make popcorn, hopefully at a profit. But popcorn and vending machines are easy to understand, people can really sort of grasp that.

Would it be possible to do a sticky post explaining just what it is that PIHN does so that newbies could be more easily informed?