Fridays Hot Stock

My new big pick is DTSL

I just watched a show over the weekend called Under Cover Boss which Featured a company called GSI Commerce.  They are very similar to DTSL in the services they provide.

Except this other company is huge and is currently doing close to $1 billion in net revenues as reported in 2008 so I'm sure they are well over this number now!!  Link to the big company: http://www.gsicommerce.com and link to the show: http://www.cbs.com/primetime/undercover_boss/

Could DTSL get this big?  I definitely think they are on the right track.

Either DTSL will emerge as a top player in their industry or possibly get bought out by a giant like GSI.

Buy-outs happen everyday.  Just yesterday Palm was bought by HP and the stock instantly gapped up to the buyout price making current Palm investors instant profits!!

DTSL just announced earlier today they have extended their agreement with Subway in the DC area.

Washington, DC is the eighth largest Nielsen metro market, which includes parts of Northern Virginia and Maryland. Nearly 300 SUBWAY Restaurants are participating in the pilot test program.

If you look at the chart on DTSL for the last 2 months, you won't see much because no one really knows about this company yet which could be to your advantage.

Do your research fast incase it starts to move..

Many of these smaller chain stores like pizza shops or sub shops don't have the technology of man power to expand their business, and this is where DTSL steps in.

DTSL provides the solutions to help their small companies behave as big ones.

Check out the solutions they provide here: http://www.deltechsol.com/uds-solutions.html   Always do your own research and consult with your own financial professional.



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