SupportSoft (SPRT) shares could increase significantly over the next 12 to 18 months, assuming revenue growth for support.com and the greater awareness of remote computer support, matches our expectations.
>>Read MoreSupportSoft (SPRT) shares could increase significantly over the next 12 to 18 months, assuming revenue growth for support.com and the greater awareness of remote computer support, matches our expectations.
>>Read MoreTonight SupportSoft (SPRT) released Q3 2006 results which were basically in line with expectations. The company reported a cash-flow positive quarter on nearly $12 million in revenue, with license fees growing from the second quarter of 2006, maintenance revenue remaining stable, and the cash pile growing slightly to $122.5 million. Overall, it definately appears that […]
>>Read MoreDespite the negative reaction of the stock market, I believe that the new management team at SupportSoft (SPRT) is moving in the right direction with their new, albeit admittingly still somewhat underdeveloped, direct-to-consumer strategy, which CEO Joshua Pickus discussed in the company´s latest conference call. I encourage interested investors to listen to the call for […]
>>Read MoreTechnology turnarounds, particularly in the software sector, can sometimes make for profitable investments. The reason is that assuming the "broken" company has a strong balance sheet and a decent product portfolio, with time, a good management team can reignite high-margin license sales yielding substantial and sustainable free cash-flow growth for quite a few years. At […]
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