Hello Bloggers!

Today I thought I would throw out something for those willing to take a huge risk with possibly even larger rewards. It's in the land of penny stocks! These stocks are where there can be so much manipulation in the PPS that you can find yourself on the outside looking in very quickly! But for me, it keeps the blood flowing. LOL

I want to introduce a company to everyone here and let you know what I know about them. But remember at all times, if you are willing to buy shares then you have to be willing to lose everything you invest. And at the same time, if things pan out for you then the return on investment is off the charts. I have some shares and I am in no way trying to convince anyone to do as I say.

This is a software company based out of downtown Chicago. They have created a patented technology to help bring the tools I talked about in my last blog from the professional traders into the hands of the average investor. This software sits on your computer and does millions of calculations per second and then throws these calculations onto an excel spreadsheet. It's a really unique idea and is getting rave reviews from the professionals that have been using it.

After about 7 years of research and development they are on the cusp of an explosion  on the market scene. The company's name is Spooz, Inc (SPZI.PK) and is currently trading at $0.003! they have launched 3 different pieces of software in the last month. These launches are a historical first for the company. Recently SPZI hired an accounting firm to audit their books with the intentions of uplisting to the .OB board. We hope to see the results of those financial documents in mid March.

A sister company had to be spun off as well. SPZI created a trading platform that in beta tests was showing a 96% success rate with a 28% ROI ! The new company was created to use this software for revenue to start rolling in due to government regulations that would not allow a software company to sell software to potential competitors while also using a proprietery trading platform in house.

The sister comapny call 141 Capital (XXIS.PK) licensed the trading platform and is currently working through all the red tape needed to begin trading. XXIS agreed to pay 1.5 million dollars, 7% of the net profits and give 120 million shares to SPZI for the use of the software. We are still awaiting a press release to describe the progress of XXIS.

The shareholders meeting for SPZI will probably take place in May. This was the timeframe that SPZI held last years meeting inwhich they unvelied the demo version of the trading software. Rumors are rampant that SPZI is setting to announce a huge deal that will bring this software to TD Ameritrade, Options Xpress, and possibly Interactive Brokers. We do know that these 3 brokerage houses have agreements in place with SPZI but we do not know the details of these agreements.

For more information from folks that know a lot more than me try to read some of the posts here:

 http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3632

Then try www.spooz.com or www.spooztoolz.com . There are demos of the software and forums discussing FAQ's about the software.

PLEASE..... PLEASE..... PLEASE..... Do your very own research. I do not want to seem like I endorse this investment as a "No brainer." It is NOT! It is after all a pinksheet company and is trading at less than one penny per share. My disclosure to everyone is that I own shares so some might think I am biased. That's understandable. But with that said, is worth a peek on your own?

Good Luck and I hope everone is having a great weekend!

Boca_Bobby

that is just too risky with 1/2 million in debt mrq. chances are you will see your investment down the tubes then pop back up in london. Hopefully they will change the name of there Spooz Tool to something more professional. For me, I just don't get into small stocks that are trading As SPZI is at .0032. I believe I am taking a large risk at between the 2.00 and 3.00 range.

I bought CGM at 1.05 believing Company would come of bankruptcy CGM is trading around .03 on the pink sheets. that is an ouch. Holding CGMC.PK shares.

DCU bought at 2.04 is at 1.07 Sold

FSRT.OB bought at .29 is at .08 Sold

OTD bought at .78 is at .24 Sold

PTEI bought at .32 is at .07 Sold

SKNY.OB bought at .22 is at .05 Holding

Zane bought at 1.83 is at .56 Sold

Just getting burned to much in this economy, with small stocks even though WSCI has worked out well and have faith in IAO bought at .32 and held when it went up. now at .26

PLC bought .60 is at .47 PLC just recieved approval for Renal Guard in the EU and will do a limted launch first quarter 08 in Italy.

I haven' had much luck this year on the smaller stocks look at YSI. I bought YSI high at 16.70 and is around 9.70 right now. they say better at 7.20 range but I do not think it will get there.

As you can see I take risk, I believe SPZI will be in the dumps. hopefully for your sake,I am wrong. Sell and move on if it goes up.

I am starting to think I would be better at short sell options.

I respect your opinion and yes, it's a huge risk. And as for your 500K debt figure goes, I believe that's peanuts. The license agreement with XXIS alone will wipr the slate clean as far as debt goes. There is a lot more to this company than meets the eye at first glance.

But, I don't want to seem like I am pumping a stock that I own so that's why I asked anyone that is looking for a high risk and higer reward type of investment, SPZI might fit that bill. I too have lost much with the penny stocks. Most of the time I found myself just putting more money into my account only to see my .PK stocks pull of a RS and then dilute the shares after the RS bring my investment to nothing. It's the land of the "pump-n-dump!"

How many times do we here, "No, this one is different." LOL But hey, it's your hard earned money. I left pennyland except for SPZI. There is one reason I stay. The management team that is assembled over there. I invite anyone to go there and see who they have assembled. Do a little reseach on some of the names on their disclosure statement. Then ask yourself, "Why would so many hugely successful folks want to be part of a penny stock?"

Like I said earlier, I have only invested an amount in SPZI that I am willing to lose. I have shares in another trading account and some shaes inside my Roth IRA. When (not if) SPZI hits .10, I cash out of my shares inside my trading account. Then I just ride my Roth into retirement.

I am confident and probably not going to give a neutral opinion on this one. So again, I say do a little more digging into this company on it's own merits. Good luck and I hope you have a great trading week.

Boca_Bobby