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SupportSoft (SPRT) Gaining Traction with Support.com

Saturday, July 28th, 2007

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.

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SupportSoft (SPRT) is Still Our Top Software Pick

Thursday, October 26th, 2006

Tonight 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 […]

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SupportSoft (SPRT): A New Geek Squad?

Saturday, July 29th, 2006

Despite 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 […]

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New Stock Pick: SupportSoft (SPRT)

Wednesday, May 24th, 2006

Technology 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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