The Early Bird Catches the Worm

The banking sector has been in turmoil recently and hopefully the worst is over but dont be surprised if more skeletons jump out of banking cupboards. Commodities are high and may well drop back and stocks across the world markets are experiencing difficult times so where to invest in these turbulent markets?

Im amazed that this little known company has not drawn the investor, broker/analyst and media attention it deserves. The company is ULTRASIS and their world class flagship product is called Beating the Blues BtB Computer Based Therapy (CBT) software. Here are just some of the very strong fundamentals;

SP (mid) 1.36p
Market Cap approx 20m
A professional Management Team with excellent track record
No company debt and positive bank balance generated from sales
BtB is recommended and endorsed by NICE
Gov intends funding NHS by 170m pa. by 2010/11 in support this health area
Dept of Health stats show that GPs say 1 in 3 patients would benefit from treatment
Marketed in the USA via YourcityMD.com covering over 300 cities.
Enquiries from Europe, pilot scheme running in New Zealand
500 modules purchased piloted by BUPA
An expanding customer base with 2-3 year NHS contracts providing stable income.
Approx 40% of Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) already signed up
Many more PCTs expected to commence contracts from April 2008
Recent media coverage by ITN News regarding anti-depressant drugs not working or with little effect.
Recent full article page by the Daily Mail on effectiveness of CBT

Do your own research, Im interested to hear anyones opinion as mine is that this sp is not likely to stay at the current price for very long. Indeed, could it even be Recession and Credit Crunch proof with superb growth potential?

My opinion is "Heard it all before" - Just see the other threads, this has been touted as a triple bagger and all sorts and has so far failed to perform losing half its value. I hope as much as anyone that it will turn around and all the signs are positive but I certainly won;t be buying any more right now.

No growth in this one untill down turn over.
PCT's are cutting minding their pennys like everyone else.
18 months time may be.