CrowdGather (CRWG)

April 12, 2011

CrowdGather (CRWG) was recommended with a Strongest-Buy rating in November 2010 at the $0.87 per share level. Those who followed our timely buy-instruction were quickly rewarded with a share-price double to an interim high of $1.90 per share on January 27, 2011. During that upward price-run, we stated [on January 26], “CrowdGather (CRWG) continues to ratchet higher in share-value – moving to the $1.85 level following our November 2010 buy-signal at the $0.87 per share level. We’re now at a firm double in share-price, and as always, you want to be protecting ‘partial gains’ during substantial run-ups in share value.”

Hence, you should have already protected partial-profits on CrowdGather by selling some, or possibly all, of your CRWG share-position at the $1.70 to $1.90 range.

In recent trading, the CRWG share-price has essentially stalled out near the $1.00 level. This dramatic pullback in momentum could potentially signal that the company is falling short of its requirements for listing on a senior U.S. stock exchange such as the NYSE-Amex. From a shareholder perspective, this pending negative development significantly elevates the risk factor of continuing to hold CRWG shares. Thus, we are recommending that remaining CRWG positions be closed-out at this time. This concludes our coverage of CrowdGather.

March 21, 2011

Following an initial 118% profit-run from November to January, a secondary advantageous buy-window has now emerged on CrowdGather (CRWG) at the current $1.05 per share level. The stock is currently off its 2011 high-point of $1.90 on extensive profit-taking, which we believe has resulted in an oversold situation.

We are anticipating a sustained turnaround in the CrowdGather share-price and strongly recommend that CRWG positions be doubled at the current price-range.

CrowdGather recently announced the completion of its most significant financing to date; raising approximately $7.85 million. The company should now have sufficient funding to close a number of major acquisitions in 2011 – which we believe will be a key driver for enhanced CRWG share-value going forward.

Further, as you know, we have been predicting CrowdGather’s ascension to a senior stock exchange listing, such as the NYSE-Amex or NASDAQ, since November of last year. According to our projections, CrowdGather remains on-track to complete this crucial transition by the midpoint of 2011, which we believe will be followed by a substantial run-up in share-value on institutional buying.

Making money on emerging stock situations requires an elevated degree of foresight, and we firmly believe that astute investors who reload on CRWG now near the $1 level will continue to be richly rewarded in 2011.

March 4, 2011

CrowdGather (CRWG) – which we recommended in November at $0.87 and is now trading at the $1.40 level – just announced the closing of its previously announced $7.85 million financing. This is the company’s most significant financing to date, and it is our expectation that CrowdGather will now have sufficient funding to complete a number of key acquisitions in 2011.

Since going public in April of 2008, CrowdGather has been successfully deploying its aggressive strategy of growth-through-acquisition – and no doubt this most recent round of financing can be considered a major corporate milestone that should go a long way in that endeavor. Additionally, this most recent demonstration of management’s ability to raise substantial capital should help to accelerate CrowdGather’s pending transition to a senior stock exchange listing such as the NYSE-Amex or NASDAQ.

In our opinion, CrowdGather is well on its way to creating the largest centralized network of forum and messaging sites, which in turn should enable advertisers to effectively target tens of millions of consumers – thus driving CRWG revenues.

February 2, 2011

CrowdGather (CRWG) – following a steady run-up in share-value of over 100% – is currently taking on a dose of profit-taking, which is driving the share-price temporarily lower. Remember, all early-stage stocks, regardless of sector, are typically characterized by a high degree of share-price and trading-volume volatility—and are not for the risk-adverse. Once CrowdGather completes its transition to a senior stock exchange listing, as predicted, a much more stable CRWG trading pattern should begin to emerge. I would like to reemphasize a very important point from our last CrowdGather posting of 26 January, wherein I stated:

CrowdGather (CRWG) continues to ratchet higher in share-value – moving to the $1.85 level following our November 2010 buy-signal at the $0.87 per share level. We’re now at a firm double in share-price, and as always, you want to be protecting “partial gains” during substantial run-ups in share value. We’ve been projecting CrowdGather’s upward transition to a senior stock exchange listing, and the company confirmed its intent to begin the process of such a move last quarter. This could prove to be a very crucial milestone for CrowdGather as the ascension to a senior stock exchange listing, such as the AMEX or NASDAQ, would open the door to substantially increased market support, share-float liquidity, financial institution support, and larger financing resources.

We remain as confident as ever in CrowdGather’s immense blue-sky potential and the company’s prospects for completing a successful transition to a senior stock exchange listing this year – and we view the current share-price pullback as temporary.

January 26, 2011

CrowdGather (CRWG) continues to ratchet higher in share-value – moving to the $1.85 level following our November 2010 buy-signal at the $0.87 per share level. We’re now at a firm double in share-price, and as always, you want to be protecting “partial gains” during substantial run-ups in share value. We’ve been projecting CrowdGather’s upward transition to a senior stock exchange listing, and the company confirmed its intent to begin the process of such a move last quarter. This could prove to be a very crucial milestone for CrowdGather as the ascension to a senior stock exchange listing, such as the AMEX or NASDAQ, would open the door to substantially increased market support, share-float liquidity, financial institution support, and larger financing resources.

CrowdGather achieved yet another impressive accolade last week when Roland Rick Perry, editor of the Internet Stock Review, announced that CRWG has been added to the Internet Stock Review Watch List for 2011. CrowdGather’s recognition as one of just twenty stocks on this prestigious list says a lot about the company’s long-term growth prospects. To quote directly from the January 18 press release:

“We’re keeping CrowdGather on our Watch List as it continues to gather steam and move further along with its goal of partnering, aggregating and consolidating independently owned Internet Forum and Internet Message Board websites from across the Internet, to its current base of over 65,000 owned and hosted forum communities. Last month CrowdGather’s network served up approximately 90 million page views, just two short years after going public in 2008. We believe the company is on its way to achieving its ultimate goal of creating the largest centralized network of forum and messaging sites, thus enabling advertisers the ability to effectively target tens of millions of consumers from thousands of sites, with same ease as dealing with one 'major website' with tens of millions of users.”— Roland Rick Perry, editor, Internet Stock Review

December 27, 2010

CrowdGather (CRWG) has now moved up by more than 65% from $0.90 per share to our first profit-point at the $1.50 level – and we are continuing to increase our long-term projections for the stock. Translation: Buy more CRWG now up to $1.75 and prepare to take partial profits off the table during the next projected run above $5. CrowdGather is a rapidly emerging Internet-tech company that’s successfully gathering-up tens of millions of online users, or “eyeballs” through strategic acquisition of online properties.

CrowdGather’s primary target market is the estimated $30 billion social and information networking industry – of which we believe CrowdGather is well on its way to becoming a major industry force. The company’s aggressive acquisition strategy is focused on consolidating the Internet’s massive web of user forums – already resulting in a 750% increase in monthly page views from 12 million to 90 million over just the last 12 or so months. Key acquisitions during that span include FreeForums.org, ADISN, and Lefora Forums.

We’ve been providing active coverage of CrowdGather since early November of this year wherein we predicted that the company would transition from the OTC bulletin board exchange to a senior U.S. stock exchange listing such as the AMEX or NASDAQ. The obtainment of a senior exchange listing can be a major milestone for an emerging publicly traded company, such as CrowdGather, as this ascension to a higher trading venue can open the door to substantially increased market support, share-float liquidity, financial institution support, and larger financing resources.

Our CRWG projections continue to be right on-track: Earlier this month, CrowdGather posted a 697% increase in quarterly revenues, an 895% increase in assets, and announced that its next step will be to apply for listing on a senior U.S. stock exchange. We believe that CrowdGather can successfully complete this upward transition during the first part of 2011 – and that’s why it is crucial that you continue to load up on CRWG shares up to $1.75 before an announcement is made.

December 1, 2010

Since early November, I’ve been literally yelling from the rooftops to buy CrowdGather (CRWG) – and I’ve been telling you that this company is on-track to move up to a senior exchange listing such as the American Stock Exchange (AMEX). We’ve already been rewarded with an interim share-price move of nearly 50% from $0.87 to $1.30 per share – and you should be loading up on additional CRWG shares right now at the $1.17 range.

Today, CrowdGather made the key announcement that confirms what I’ve been telling you all along: CrowdGather will make the crucial transition to a senior stock exchange. There are 2 things I want you to do next: 1.) Read today’s CrowdGather press release (click here) and 2.) Buy more CRWG shares quickly.

In addition to record quarterly revenues and a huge jump in total assets, CrowdGather’s chairman and CEO, Sanjay Sabnani, made the key announcement we’ve been anxiously awaiting: “We are excited to post our strongest quarterly revenue results yet. We believe the Company’s balance sheet is also the healthiest it has ever been with significant positive shareholders equity. Our next step will be to apply for listing on a senior US stock exchange.”

I have no doubt that CrowdGather will complete this crucial transition to a senior exchange listing – and I am equally confident CRWG will trade substantially higher in 2011. This is your opportunity to solidify your early share-position in CRWG just above the $1 per share level. Imagine owning the next Google at $1 per share! I say, CrowdGather offers that type of unlimited blue-sky potential at this early stage.

November 19, 2010

CrowdGather (CRWG) is ratcheting up – and your strategic buy-window remains open as we head into the Thanksgiving holiday. We first alerted you to the enormous Blue-Sky potential of CrowdGather on 4 November at the $0.87 per share level – and you should have received our 12 November email alert at the $0.92 level. If you did not receive that email, be sure to enter your name and email address at the top of our homepage. This is the best way to ensure that you continue to receive our exclusive picks and trade alerts before the investing herd.

CrowdGather (CRWG), just as I predicted, is beginning to gather solid upward momentum in both share-price and trading volume: CRWG closed today’s trading at $1.07 per share on 453,615 shares—marking the single highest volume-day and closing-price in months. For those of you who jumped on CRWG following our initial alert at the $0.87 range – you should already be up around 22% in less than 3 weeks.

As detailed in our full-length CRWG report (click here), I am projecting CrowdGather’s near-term transition to the American Stock Exchange (AMEX). Once this pending upward transition is completed, I am confident that CRWG will trade many multiples higher as this future Industry-Dominator gains rapid exposure to larger financing resources and the institutional buying power of Wall Street’s big banks. We are maintaining our Strongest-Buy recommendation on CrowdGather (CRWG) at current price levels. You should also continue to expect heightened share-price and volume volatility over the coming months.

November 4, 2010

We have identified CrowdGather (CRWG) as our next major tech-stock winner -- you can start loading up on CRWG immediately up to the $1.00 per share level. The stock closed today at $0.87 per share. CrowdGather is a rapidly emerging Internet-tech company that’s successfully gathering-up tens of millions of online users, or “eyeballs” through strategic acquisition of online properties. The company’s target market is the estimated $30 billion social and information networking industry – of which we believe CrowdGather is well on its way to becoming a major industry force.

Already, CrowdGather has demonstrated sequentially increased revenues every quarter since going public in April of 2008. Member site traffic has increased 750%; monthly page views have increased to 90 million; and monthly unique visits have increased to 4.5 million. The company has also completed several key acquisitions in 2010 including FreeForums.org; ADISN; and Lefora. CrowdGather’s revenue model is similar to that of industry giants such as Google, Facebook, and YouTube – which rely on member-site traffic for revenue-generation from online advertisers. In essence, online advertisers are willing to pay top dollar to reach their target audience in vast numbers, and CrowdGather’s proprietary software – which creates highly targeted platforms – does just that and is successfully being deployed across the World Wide Web.

CrowdGather also just announced the completion of a $1.3 million equity financing, wherein company chairman and CEO, Sanjay Sabnani, commented, “This financing will allow us to continue the strong traffic and revenue momentum we have been experiencing. We intend to continue our acquisitions of compelling forum properties as we look towards achieving critical mass with our media network. Also, with this financing, we believe we will be strongly capitalized to pursue our long standing goal of having CrowdGather become listed on a senior US stock exchange.” Based on those positive comments and the company’s strong upward momentum, I believe CrowdGather will successfully complete a transition to the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) within the next few business quarters.

Keep in mind also that the Internet-tech sector is ripe for continued consolidation based on numerous high-profile takeovers including Google’s recent purchase of YouTube for $1.65 billion; News Corp’s acquisition of MySpace for $580 million; Yahoo!’s buy-out of Right Media for $680 million; and Microsoft’s purchase of just 1.6% of Facebook for $240 million. We see CrowdGather rapidly elevating its profile as a major pending acquisition target over the coming business quarters, which could eventually result in a CRWG buy-out many multiples above the current price-range. Now is the time to conduct your own due diligence on CrowdGather. I am issuing a Strongest-Buy rating on CRWG up to $1.00 per share.