Trading Strategy

Although a bit risky, we are adding IceWeb to
our unbiased portfolio.  The stock is currently
trading at around $0.20 a share.  A little less
than a year ago, the stock was trading at
$0.40, dipped to as low as a dime, and has
since stabilized with a solid base at $0.15.  
The last year has seen some selling, but the
overall two year trend has been up.  We
believe that a very small position could easily
double should positive results begin to
materialize.  We generally have short term
time frames for these types of positions,
however, we feel in this case, a position
could be slowly added to over the mid to long
term if things go well enough.  If  earnings
start to trickle in, the stock would be forced
dramatically higher based on ridiculous
valuations.  A future market cap in the
hundreds of millions of dollars does not
seem like too much of a stretch, especially
given the current and potential future growth
of this once niche segment.

What are the Risks?

The major risk here is dilution.  We
mentioned that the company has doubled it's
amount of shares outstanding every year for
the last decade.  With the share count now
over a 100 million, another doubling would
be crushing to the stock price.  One positive
of the dilution is that the company has zero
long term debt.  R&D spending will be critical
going forward, and with revenues starting to
roll in, it remains unclear as to how much
positive cash flow they will be able to
generate.

The company also has a history of
developing promising products, and then
discontinuing them before they really see any
success.  This time around, however, it's
products have quite a bit of excitement
surrounding them, and a lot of demand.  
There is no guarantee, however, that IceWeb
will be able to keep up with demand and
competition, especially given it's tiny size.

Bottom Line

Buy $0.20

Sell $1.00

Stop Loss $0.125

Time horizon: 3-18 months

Position Size: Very Small
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