Company: SCENARIO SYSTEMS INT (SSII.PK)
Yahoo Finance: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SSII.PK
Company Websites: http://www.ssccorporation.com/

The company I’m about to tell you about has been covertly trading
“Under the Radar” for years. SSII has managed to carve their own
niche in a seemingly small market.

But this tiny niche has became SSII’s personal ATM machine,
but the best part is… Almost all investors are unaware of
this companies operations, let alone the massive scope for profit.

Let me explain…

Every 13 days there is a merger or acquisition in corporate
America. I’m talking about huge mergers between multi-million
dollar publicly traded companies.

Now, I’m not a fan in speculating on public companies which
are about to be merged or which are about to acquire their
competitors - Simply because mergers are too often nothing
more than “empire building” by salaried directors.

However, when a merger takes place in recent years management
have came to face a new problem…

Integrating IT Systems!

Think about it, after a merger two companies become one. Their
staff are in most cases forced to interact with the other
companies staff. And both businesses will have their own
computer network systems in place.

The two firms must…

* Standardize huge databases which contain millions of rows of data and
are often on different operating platforms (Like Windows or Linux).

* Merge customer records databases so that they can be searched using
one platform.

* Choose one IT system to adopt as the new merged firms one, and
add functionality to ensure both businesses can use one platform.

* Ensure both businesses hardware can run this new platform.

It’s plain to see these headaches can cost a large business
millions in lost revenue, if these problems are not rectified.

And the process for standardizing the IT system is complex to
say the least.

This is where SSII have managed to carve their own highly
lucrative niche.

You’ see these large companies undergoing mergers etc, are
only ever likely to need to standardize their IT system once
(unless they merge again).

And in this situation the obvious thing to do is for them to
outsource this work to an expert firm. Although as computers
have only became a large part of firms in the past decade,
up until now there has been no firm to fill this demand.

SSII have changed that…

Not only are they experts in standardizing IT based systems
they have developed a “cookie-cutter” method of doing this.

And have trained teams of consultants on this method of merging
IT systems.

Which means…

They can very cheaply and very easily… Solve a problem that
would otherwise cost millions of dollars to put right!
Which means SSII can get away with prices that ensure almost
unheard of profit margins.

Now I mentioned at the top of this email that SSII has been
trading…

Under The Radar

And although this may sound a little far-fetched… it is
very important.

And here’s why… If SSII were doing all of this, making
ridiculous profits in their own monopoly industry and they
weren’t “under the radar”. Then the stock price would reflect
this. And there would be no room for profits by smart investors
like me and you.

However… Despite SSII being a company that have been trading
for a good few years they have recently changed their stock
symbol and in my opinion are trading at a level which grossly
undervalues the business.

How? Well the niche I described above may sound small and
insignificant… I mean how much of an IT problem could it be, eh?

Well in a recent report the market for standardizing IT systems
was worth in the region of $2.2 billion dollars.

And everyday SSII is expanding into this market, by specifically
offering this service to companies undergoing mergers or
acquisitions.

Clever move, huh?

So everyday this firms operating revenues are increasing… but
something like this does not cause a massive stock price increase
(I mean 50%+ in a matter of days).

Maybe it could in the long term, but short term I’m looking for
something else. And SSII has this too.

As I explained the company has been operating under the radar
of investors, even though it has been publicly traded for a
while now there has been little interest.

I put this down to the fact the company rarely releases
“newsworthy news” and has not in the past subscribed to standard
practices of publicly traded companies.

This is mainly because SSII’s management team have been working
on building the businesses revenues rather than falsely inflating
the stock price by releasing news etc.

However they are just about to reveal all of what I’ve explained
to the average Joe investor. They’re about to invest massively
in a market awareness campaign in order to raise extra investment.

The objective of this is to raise investment and so expand at
a greater rate… And in my experience companies such as
this rarely fail to raise market awareness.

By just reading this informal report you can probably tell what
a great company this is… And so will many others.

I believe this market awareness campaign (leveraged on the
fact this company is an unsung hero) could see millions of
dollars pour into this company almost overnight.

And in my opinion those who got in beforehand will be able to
sell to these new investors at a massive profit.

Best Regards,
Peter Hill

P.S: This recommendation is time sensitive if you’re reading
this more than 24 hours after it was sent, please don’t
even bother.

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