Huge Potential at SLXA

A few weeks ago, I wrote about two companies that are currently dominating the field of genetic analysis technology. Although I still think that AFFX and ILMN will continue to make great profits for investors, I am now thinking of switching to a new company called Solexa (SLXA). The company has a small market cap at $200 million, but is already attracting a lot of attention from the science community for its groundbreaking techniques of analyzing genetic material. The products that SLXA promises in the next few years will not only do a better job than the current methods, but will also be more efficient and cost-effective. Truly a disruptive technology. I believe the time to buy is now, given the type of growth AFFX and ILMN have experienced in this field. The company will report earnings today, and I expect some great guidance on the development of this new method. For those of us who missed the great growth story of ILMN, SLXA might just be the cure.

3 Comments:
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Alex Bondar, at 4:14 PM, March 28, 2006
bullish run during the day and up a/h...
not bad.
im startin to take you seriously
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Kaveh, at 6:52 PM, March 28, 2006
Take a look at ALOY.
Divested their Delia's acquisition a few months ago, after struggling with it for years. Just bought sconex, a my-soace clone whose major expense paying for links on google for advertising to drive traffic. The beauty is that ALOY has 100,000 faces on billboards and bathroom urinals/stalls at highschools/colleges all over the country...and these are used at 40% of capacity. Whatever the issues were before in the procurement of advertisers to use this space, they fall away because it can now do free ads for the sconex sub. Then, more traffic gets driven to the site, the get mote members and the click rates gear, and they make tons of cash selling ads on the sconex site.
Managemet is solid, they founded the company 10years ago and are still there, and have put in one outsider, a guy who used to ceo JCREW.
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Anonymous, at 8:19 AM, March 29, 2006
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