• Proprietary research reports over the Internet.
• Bulletin boards where subscribers can issue comments about the stocks we follow.
• Ability to ask us questions or suggest companies to follow.
• E-mail newsletter, or "StockBLAST", with daily comments, research reports.

This service is a departure from the "traditional model" (discussed next) and is a more effective way of reaching investors. We have found no one that does what we do.

The traditional model is breaking down. As the result of current industry dynamics, there are a large and growing number of high quality firms with great investment potential that are being overlooked. The combination of narrowing trading spreads and industry consolidation are forcing brokerage firms to focus their efforts where the largest potential profits are, namely larger cap stocks that have high liquidity. Focusing on these stocks helps trading desks to make money and these firms also have a greater potential for large-margin corporate finance business. Consequently, brokerage houses are focusing their research and trading efforts toward large cap, highly liquid stocks while analysts are overlooking great growth stories.

Even if a typical brokerage-based analyst is covering a firm, the research is not being delivered to the widest possible audience. Typically, analysts' reports are distributed to the firmsą brokers; who send them to those clients they think are interested in the stock. Consequently, the audience is limited not only by the broker network, but also by each broker's "client filter" and personal preferences.

researchstock.com analyzes stocks objectively and reports are distributed to the widest possible audience. Our reports are objective and adhere to the same high industry standards that Wall Street analysts use. While some companies retain us to review their results for posting on our site, we disclose this relationship but still "call it as we see it". As a result, these reports should not viewed as "PR pieces". Our reports are posted on our website for viewing by any visitors as well as any news releases and links to clients' websites. The end result is an unbiased report on a firm's investment potential that can be read by investors worldwide.

This is the solution to the problem of reaching every potential investor. It is not limited by the traditional model of investment houses and their broker networks. It utilizes the immense and far-reaching distribution potential of the Internet and the growing number of investors that are utilizing the Web to make their investment decisions. BOTTOM LINE: Investors will get "Wall Street" quality research on firms that they cannot find elsewhere.