WDRP – This PSC pick is in the same market as AOS and GE – These guys are mixing with the big boys – WDRP is going higher

WDRP is a PSC favourite.  The stock has really come to life since last Friday.  We have seen WDRP jump from .008 to a close of .0263 on Tuesday for a gain of 228.75%.

The excitement in regards to WDRP comes from the company’s huge deal in Australia.  They announced a distribution deal which could generate $123 million in sales down under.

Wanderport Receives Increased Sales Commitment From Australia to $123M USD

http://www.stockwatch.com/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=U-i0587645-U:WDRP-20100216&symbol=WDRP&news_region=U

WDRP is right in the middle of the market for tankless water heaters.  The world needs green energy solution and WDRP is selling the Pulsar line which is head and shoulders above the rest. http://wanderport-ir.com/

This article from the internet gives our member some solid background on the opportunity in the tankless water heater market.

Stocks Going Into The Tank-Less

America is finally starting to get the hint that it can’t continue to consume energy in such a wasteful manner. One example of this newfound religion is the tankless water heater. Invented in Germany in 1895, Robert Bosch GmbH sells almost 1 million of them in Europe annually. Available in the U.S. since 1979, I thought I’d look for some public companies that manufacture these energy-efficient water savers. As it turns out, most of the big players in the North American market are either German or Japanese. Fear not, we do have some U.S.-listed subjects for this article. Read on and I’ll fill you in.

http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2009/Stocks-Going-Into-The-Tank-Less-AOS-GE-MMM-ITT-PNR1019.aspx

The interest in tankless water heaters by AOS and GE is a buy signal for WDRP.

Let’s rock and roll on the stock here boys and girls.  More big news from WDRP and a break of the .06 level is in the bag.

This is a great little company involved in a huge market.  You have to like the odds for growth and a higher PPS (price per share) for WDRP.