NEW YORK, May 27, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Investors looking for a sense of where to find tomorrow's high-tech opportunities should look no further than Wall Street Reporter's coverage of companies presenting at the recent AeA Micro-Cap Financial Conference in Monterey, Calif.
"It's a little bit like what I refer to as the Wayne Gretzky factor," explains Chris Hanson, CEO of technology trade association AeA. "He didn't score goals because he was the fastest or the strongest; he knew where the puck was going. For investors, you have to figure out where the business is going."
For a taste of where the high-tech "puck" is going, exclusive video interviews with the CEOs of Electroglas Inc. (Nasdaq:EGLS) and Debt Resolve Inc. (AMEX:DRV), as well as other cutting-edge technology companies, are now available for viewing at www.wallstreetreporter.com.
Silicon wafer testing company Electroglas (NASDAQ:EGLS) has had "a great deal of success" winning market share for its line of solutions for companies working on the 300 mm scale, says CEO Tom Rohrs. "That'll more than double or triple our revenue."
Highlights include:
-- A sense of how the company's unique hardware and software add value
for large-volume customers like South Korea's Amkor Technology.
-- The "huge revenue stream" that the company's circuit printing
technology represents.
Debt Resolve (AMEX:DRV) has seen "tremendous" improvement in its balance sheet as demand for its Internet-driven consumer debt settlement systems takes off. CEO Kenneth Montgomery tells WSR that revenue is climbing exponentially and with $12 billion in consumer debt out there, "this is the time for our company."
Highlights include:
-- Why hospitals in particular are leaping aboard the company's
proprietary debt collection platform.
-- How a recent successful capital drive demonstrates investors'
faith in the company's basic business proposition.
Although not a presenter at the AeA, ESPRE Solutions (Pink Sheets:EPRT) is another company making headlines at WSR. Most recently, CEO Pete Ianace updated the investor community on how his company's innovative live streaming Web video technology is moving toward the mass YouTube market.
Highlights of the interview:
-- Progress toward launching the company's consumer venture while
business-to-business contracts continue to emerge.
-- Why Mr. Ianace is "very comfortable" with predicting that EPRT
will break even by the end of 2008.
-- Detail on how a broadening management team and a planned move to
the Bulletin Board play into a larger strategy to build visibility.
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About Electroglas Inc.
Electroglas Inc. supplies semiconductor manufacturing equipment and software to the semiconductor industry worldwide. The company offers automated wafer probing equipment and related network software to manage information.
About Debt Resolve Inc.
Debt Resolve Inc. provides an Internet-based bidding system for the collection of past due consumer debt to banks, lenders, credit card issuers, third party collection agencies and collection law firms, and purchasers of charged-off debt.
About ESPRE Solutions Inc.
Plano, Texas-based ESPRE Solutions is a public company (Pink Sheets:EPRT) and groundbreaking media collaboration solutions provider that fulfills the promise of TV-quality streaming video over the Internet -- even at dial-up speeds as low as 28Kbps.