ASYI is Back Again With Plenty of Room for Substantial Gains!
If you were watching our alerts a little more than one month back, you noticed that we alerted you to ASYI, a company with a lot of positive elements and powerful factors contributing to the company's growth in the near-term and long-term. ASYI is back on the radar today and with their recent cooperative marketing deal with N5R, an enormous and powerful social media consulting company, everything definitely seems to be coming together in a very positive way!
To highlight some of the many reasons why we believe in this company and its products, we have compiled a short list of reasons why ASYI is an attractive and potentially profitable choice for your smallcap investing dollar:
1) ASYI is financed by Salmon Ullah, the former VP of Business Development at Google who was also responsible for the success of such startups as YouTube, Urchin, DoubleClick and Android.
2) ASYI chief architect Roy Miller has significant and specialized experience developing TYPE III complex scheduling algorithms, and was the developer of the project scheduling technology employed by Microsoft in their MS Project software suite.
3) ASYI has received equity investments to the tune of approximately $0.45 per share since its inception, a significant increase over its current share price of only $0.103!
4) ASYI has shifted from installing servers on site at airlines to a "Software as a Service" business model(SaaS) where the entire product is hosted in the "Cloud". A user only needs a username & password to access the product from any web browser. This has significantly increased profitability and lowered deployment timeframe.
In summary, ASYI is a company on the move, and you can take solid advantage of the lack of awareness surrounding the company to move in and acquire positions that could increase in value very quickly.
Keep an eye on ASYI through the week for additional news and press releases, as well as any increase in market activity as they could be signs of coming gains!
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