COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Oct. 5, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Maximum Dynamics, Inc. (OTCBB:MXDY) announced today that it has entered into a contractual agreement with Waterville Investment Research of New York to profile the company with an extensive research report for the investment community.
Maximum Dynamics is a projects management and back office services company with subsidiaries focused on mobile logistics, mobile commerce and other technology solutions. Its two flagship projects are its real-time asset monitoring and tracking system called Tagnet and its end-to-end point of sale solutions and payment system.
"With our products and solutions developed, we are now rolling out our sales operations and working to penetrate the markets where we are conducting business," said Eric Majors, Maximum's CEO. "We are working to fulfill purchase orders and have several pilot projects that are in the works for Tagnet. Our mobile point of sale payment system is operational and able to run EFT credit card and ATM card transactions, pre-paid services (such as pre-paid cellular and telephone vouchers), and loyalty applications all on one terminal. We are in the midst of sales efforts for our fully operational payment system. So, we feel that the timing is right to commence a program to publicize our company and our exciting technologies and products both domestically and internationally."
Waterville Investment Research provides fundamental Wall Street investment research for Small-Cap companies. Forbes Magazine acknowledged the Waterville Philosophy in an article published in November 2003 on Independent Research. Waterville is looking for clients that have an expectation and appreciation for long-term consistency of reporting, results and news. Waterville was started in October of 2002 when the Dow was at 7500, Nasdaq was at 1200 and the Russell 2000 was at 340; thus, the bottom of the market.
"The belief was that after three down years, it was a good time to jump back into the Small-Cap market. Wall Street is typically very severe in its reaction to small companies in down markets, so the focus at Waterville is exclusively on Small-Cap stocks which Wall Street has ignored, abused and/or forgotten," said Mike Sweeney of Waterville Investment Research.
When Partners Bill Hayde and Mike Sweeney started the firm, they took a long-term view of the market and set up a five-year plan for Waterville and its client companies. In an era where there is great mistrust toward Corporate America, Wall Street and Small Cap Stocks, Waterville is taking the long-term view of the market. Good companies with good management and good products and services will ultimately outperform the market.
"Maximum Dynamics certainly meets our criteria with their management team and their cutting-edge technology," Mike Sweeney, Waterville Partner stated. "We look forward to a long and successful relationship with them, and we feel fortunate to find MXDY at this early stage. Waterville's report on Maximum Dynamics is located at:
http://www.watervilleresearch.com/companies/technology/184-1.html
Maximum Dynamics, Inc. is headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado and has offices in Cape Town, South Africa, Copenhagen, Denmark, Mexico City, Mexico and Hong Kong and Beijing, China.
For more information on Maximum Dynamics, visit the company's website at http://www.maximumdynamics.com/.
This press release may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and is subject to the safe harbor created by those sections. Maximum Dynamics assumes no obligation to update the information contained in this press release. Maximum Dynamics' future results may be affected by its ability to continue to provide solutions for its projects on which it currently works; its acquired real-time tracking technology; its acquired distribution rights for mobile point of sale solutions and other technology solutions it utilizes to service its projects; its dependence on procuring highly competitive logistics, point of sale, banking and energy contracts; its dependence on hiring and retaining qualified professionals; potential fluctuations in its quarterly operating results; its dependence on certain key employees; and its ability to timely and effectively integrate the businesses it may acquire.