LOS ANGELES, March 2, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Sunnylife Global, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SNYL) announced today that the highly respected WallStreetCorner.com has issued an independent, 12-page research report stating that Sunnylife Global's current share price is "undervalued at $1.32." "WallStreetCorner.com has estimated its real value at $4.05, with a potential for appreciation," said Larry Oakley. A copy of the 12-page report is detailed under both websites: www.WallStreetCorner.com and www.sunnylifeglobal.com.
"We are very pleased with the thorough research conducted by WallStreetCorner.com and with their opinion that Sunnylife's current stock price is undervalued at $1.32 per share -- its closing price on March 2, 2006," comments Richard Lo, Sunnylife Global's President.
About Sunnylife Global: Sunnylife Global, Inc. has developed a Health Care Management System (HCMS) in conjunction with the Chinese Government Authorities that will result in delivering superior quality health care management to its members. The Company is in multiple joint-venture agreements with the World Friendship Hospital Group to renovate and revitalize China's older hospital facilities in order to meet the current international standard. Sunnylife developed the HCMS to meet that standard and is planning to launch in the very near future. In addition, the Company has patented natural, environmentally safe and economically affordable products which it plans to introduce to Chinese customers through seven different joint venture companies in China. Sunnylife represents an organization staffed with professional experts in product research, quality acceptance testing, and market development for service to China and the global markets. For more information, please visit www.sunnylifeglobal.com.
About WallStreetCorner: Formed eight years ago as a venue for the Conservative Speculator newsletter published since 1987, www.WallStreetCorner.com, including Larry Oakley's "Stock Pick," "Opinion," "Comment," and "Bold Ventures" editorial columns, is now regularly read by investors in 86 countries.
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