APRM last month released some impressive revenue projections that, in my view, would make APRM a $.06 or better stock if these numbers do indeed come to fruition.First lets look at the chart:
APRM this stock has fallen from over $.06 late last year as investors await the launch of their commerce site. It's quite apparent that there is a lot of "air" between the current prices and the resistance from late last year and that with some reasonable investor interest this air could get filled up rather quickly. The impetus for this move would be the finalization of the proposed commerce site.
A recent press release puts the potential revenue of this commerce site at almost $13 million. Going by posted share numbers at Pink Sheets, this would amount to a revenue of roughly $.20 per common share. While I don't know the potential net income figure, I do feel that if these type of numbers come to fruition APRM will trade much higher than it currently does. I think a reasonable figure would be $.06 or better, just by judging from its trading history. Obviously this is my personal opinion and I am basing this on the launch of their new commerce site and the chart above. When/if the final projections are released, or we get any type of further details, it will likely be easier to place a price on this stock. Right now its up to the market to decide that price, and I think the market will start to recognize the potential of this company and send the price of the stock higher.
One of the main reasons I picked this stock is the share structure. The authorized shares are 100 million, the outstanding roughly 62 million and the float 58 million. That is a great share structure for a penny stock. Also the 100 million authorized means the risk for any additional dilution is small, which is good news for anyone looking to buy a stock and hold it for more than a day.
Right now that plan is still unfolding and the business should be up soon, although nothing in this market is guaranteed.
This is how I see this stock playing out. Some of you may recall BFHJ a pick of mine from last summer, the impetus for the move was the launch of the casino. It went from $.0005 to $.0022 when I picked it, then the stock lagged as people awaited the launch. It took a little time, but those that believed in me and my pick waited for the launch. When the casino finally launched it took the share price with it. It ultimately hit over $.007 a share. That was a well over 1,000% move that I called well in advance of that move. I see APRM doing a similar type rally if the business finally launches. I am, once again, calling a stock well in advance of its potential move.
In this market it is all about finding the next big stock before the rest of the market place. APRM has already let us know they expect roughly $13 million in revenue via the recent press release. Their cards are on the table and I think they've got a winning hand.
The business description for APRM is as follows:
American Pacific Rim Commerce Group, is an innovative, development stage Company marketing "Made in the USA" products and services manufactured by U.S. Small and Medium Size Businesses (SME) to consumers in Hong Kong and China through its proprietary ecommerce platform. The Company is a first mover in the space. American Pacific Rim Commerce Group provides transactional based solutions for Small and Medium sized U.S. business to promote, sell and communicate with willing buyers in Hong Kong and China. American Pacific Rim Commerce Group provides for its U.S. based SME clients real-time, promotion, sales, logistics and currency conversion in the form of modular e-strategies that will establish APRM's ecommerce backbone as the number one on-line marketplace for commerce between Chinese consumers and U.S. businesses. The Company is currently developing its branded ecommerce site mymyJ, which loosely translated in Chinese means "Buy& Sell Festival".
Sales Estimate Press Release:
CITRA, Fla., March 10, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- American Pacific Rim Commerce Group (OTC: APRM.PK) (www.aprcg.com), building on Revenue Guidance issued on Monday, November 1, 2010, today announced reissuance of revenue guidance related to its proprietary ecommerce platform, the underlying methodologies, testing and key revenue drivers by product category.
The Company, in deciding to reissue such Guidance, does so, in conjunction with its engagement of International Monetary as its investment and strategic advisory firm to facilitate a structured financing or capital raise to further develop the Company's proprietary ecommerce platform.
In determining the product categories, the Company relied upon published research, internal studies and noted experts. The Company's e-commerce platform, called mymyJ is under development, and translates English to Mandarin and Cantonese dialects seamlessly, so Small and Medium U.S. (SME) manufactures and producers of goods products and services can cost effectively and efficiently communicate, market and sell their goods to willing buyers in China and Hong Kong.
AMERICAN PACIFIC RIM COMMERCE GROUP
Projected Ranking of Product Penetration as a Percentage of Sales: Fiscal 2011
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Clothing-Women's 16.75% $2,123,739.20
Clothing-Men's 14.50% $1,838,460.80
Books & AV Products 8.25% $1,046,020.80
Cosmetics & Personal Care 8.00% $1,014,323.20
Digital Products (Camera, MP3/4, DVD, etc) 7.50% $950,928.00
Virtual Cards (Visa, MasterCard, Pre-paid Phone etc,) 7.25% $919,230.40
Housewares & Supplies 6.25% $792,440.00
Communication Products (Cell Phones, etc) 5.75% $729,044.80
Toys 4.75% $602,254.40
IT Products (computer, notebooks) 4.75% $602,254.40
Small Home Appliances 4.50% $570,556.80
Jewelry 3.75% $475,464.00
Food & Health Care Products 3.50% $443,766.40
Maternal & Infant products 2.00% $253,580.80
Large Home Appliances 0.50% $63,395.20
Other 2.00% $253,580.80
100.00% $12,679,040
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Looks like a bogus call. APRM halted by the SEC to protect investors from junk OTC stocks inflated by so-called analysts like this.
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