*** The BIG AMEX Listed Alert – MBA ***
read my email on Friday you know that I feel very strongly about this
alert. Start researching this company right away. The more research you do, the more you’re going to like what you see.
exciting alert of all time", and so on and so forth. I will TRY to
just let the facts speak for themselves, but it’ll be a bit of a
challenge because this really is what I believe to be the highest
quality company that’s currently the farthest below its actual value that I have
ever sent to you guys.
I plan on covering this company for a while and have a lot more
exciting info that I’ll be continuing to send out to you guys so stay
tuned. In the meantime…
is CIBT, but the ticker symbol you’ll find it under is MBA. MBA is in
the "for profit education" sector which is very hot. MBA is a unique
company with a very strong structure, but the sector as a whole is just
a great place to be right now. The reason for that, is the sector
thrives in recessions. It’s a strong sector when the economy is doing
well, but in recessions the job market becomes increasingly competitive
and enrollments in schools like MBA often go up because everyone feels
they need a degree to even stand a chance at getting a job in a
recession.
In fact, MBA’s student enrollments increased from 3,420 in 2007…to 6,877 in 2009!
Look at DV, DeVry…probably the most well known post secondary
education company. They just hit their 52 week high a couple days
ago! STRA, Strayer, is another big name in for profit education and,
although they had a bad week due to the overall market doing very
poorly, they also were right near their 52 week high 1 week ago. The
sector is smoking hot and the companies that are a part of the sector
are doing VERY well right now.
strong sector, let me get to the numbers. I think this should clearly
show you what a rock-solid company MBA really is. First of all, they’re listed on the AMEX exchange. It’s not an OTC company or a pink sheet.
It is far more difficult to qualify for the AMEX exchange, so that in
and of itself shows a higher level of quality than the average small-cap stock. Their growth story is incredible. Thanks to their strong management leadership, they have gone from revenues of just over $700,000 in 1997, to revenues of 44.55 MILLION dollars in 2009! That’s a CAGR (compounded annual growth rate) of 41% during that period. To achieve that level of growth and sustain it over such a long time is incredibly difficult and rare. Growth is the #1 reason investors choose to invest in a company, and MBA has a powerful growth story. There is no doubt that MBA is a strong growth company.
They’re currently focused on bringing western education and western
accredited degrees to China, as well as other emerging markets.
This allows students in China to receive the education they need to
achieve success in western countries, without having to leave their
home country to get it. MBA has over 40 locations in TWELVE countries.
They’re one of the largest foreign post secondary education ("post
secondary education" basically means college, in a nutshell) companies
in all of China. They are THE largest private post secondary education institution in all of western Canada. So obviously they are a big company. They’re no brand new pink sheet company that’s been in business for 2 years and has no tangible history. MBA is the real deal.
Most of you probably know what that means, but if you don’t, emerging
markets are countries that are growing with economies that are on the
rise. Future economic powerhouses. You’ve probably heard the term BRIC – Brazil, Russia, India, and China. Those are the most well known emerging markets, but they are not necessarily the best.
Some of the lesser known countries actually offer better potential to
capitalize on emerging markets. Out of the BRIC countries, China is
considered to be the hottest prospect.
Zealand, Netherlands, the Philippines, South Korea, UK, US, and Vietnam. China is their hub to expand across Asia. South Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines offer a great opportunity to get in on lesser known Asian growth countries. They’re at an earlier stage of "emerging" than China or Brazil, and therefore offer even more potential for growth.
markets (where a lot of the smart money is going these days) with the
safety of playing them through a high quality United States Exchange,
the AMEX.
A lot of companies have tried to crack the emerging market in China but have failed. MBA has a SIXTEEN year track record of success in China. Their growth numbers are actually even more impressive than I made them sound earlier.
Not only do they have great growth over a very long period of time, but
over the past few years and even months, their growth has been on a
rampage. They’ve gone from revenues of 4 million dollars to 44 million dollars in five years. They were also cash flow PROFITABLE by $2.6 million last year. They’ve even managed to go from having $10 million in cash on hand, to $15 million in only three months! These are all powerful indicators of a healthy and aggressively growing company.
boost their revenue from $44m to double that, very shortly. That is another
50+% growth in 1 year, and consistent with their track record of the past several years. Keeping up at this pace, this company can easily break
$100 million in revenues.
$100 million is considered the benchmark for when institutions really
start to take an interest in acquiring large positions in a company and
MBA is almost there. $100 million in revenues
will likely also increase interest by analysts and increase exposure to
investors which should allow MBA, to trade at its full value.
institutional filing records that MacKenzie Fund has been a core
investor for years, then MBA added Camden Partners of Baltimore 2 years
ago, and recently added Investor Group (a $53 billion dollar mutual
fund
from Canada).
These are very much "smart money" institutions and if they have the
confidence in MBA to invest, I think that’s a pretty strong sign that
MBA is undervalued. Multiple institutions being invested in a small cap company is a fantastic sign that "the street" sees an undervalued company.
are half the size of MBA,
AND are solely focused in China, which is really putting all your eggs
in one basket seeing as how there are so many other emerging markets in
Asia. I personally think MBA should be trading for $3-$4 at least. Now that’s not some pie in the sky "price target", just my own personal opinion.
moves based upon their predictions, and it looks as if their crystal
balls are usually pretty accurate. A good example is according to a government forecast, over 250 million migrant workers from
rural China will be moving toward the coastal cities of China in the
next decade. These people will need job re-training.
MBA saw this migration coming and positioned themselves well in advance
to do vocational training that will be perfect for all of these migrant
workers. This management style of being one step ahead is perfect for growth oriented companies like MBA.
- Totally undervalued
- In the hot for profit education sector
- Listed on the AMEX exchange
- An amazing growth story with aggressive growth prospects for the near future
- Has a very intelligent and forward-thinking management team
- A fantastic way to capitalize on emerging markets within the safety of a United States exchange.
I’m sure you daytraders can play this one and make some quick profits,
but I honestly believe you’ll be short changing yourself if you don’t
play this one for the medium-long term. I think in 3-6 months the share price will be so far above where it is now, it’ll be shocking and will make ME look great ; )
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