OAK HILL, Va., Sept. 13, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Stock Emporium.com announced today it has launched a new Website, www.stockemporium.com, specifically focusing on low-priced and under-followed issues targeting the small-cap and micro-cap exchange-related investing community. Currently, company profiles can be found on the Website for Lucent Technologies (NYSE:LU), Satellite Phone Source (Pink Sheets:SPHI) and Tropical Beverage (Pink Sheets:TPBV). In addition, Stock Emporium has features on BP International, HEE Corporation, Composite Technology, U.S. Wind Farming and American Dairy.
According to the company's Website, Stock Emporium.com was created to provide investors in low-priced, OTCBB, Pink Sheets and under-followed stocks a robust investing experience. The low-priced stock community is extremely fragmented and in most cases inefficiently managed and traded. Quality information, research, opinions, events-related calendars, comprehensive quotes and charts, and an active message board are difficult to find all on one Website. Stock Emporium.com intends to bring significant and positive changes to some of these endemic symptoms of the low-priced, small-cap and micro-cap exchange-related investing community.
The primary goal of Stock Emporium.com is to profile relatively unknown companies on various exchanges. Only those companies with above average growth potential will be highlighted. All research materials are provided by Alexander Perry, Registered Investment Advisor. In addition, the company will provide investors with a corporate profile page on many Pink Sheets companies, who, historically, are non-reporting and provide investors with little to no information. Investors are welcomed to join, free of charge, for updates, new company reports and interaction with the investment community by enrolling at www.stockemporium.com.
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