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OTCBB Stock Alert's Last Two Picks:<br>
IOTN from .74 to 3.65 in 8 days for a gain of 393%!<br>
MOBL from .09 to .29 in 6 days for a gain of 223%!
<p>Here is our next explosive stock pick:<br>
Diversified Product Inspections, Inc. (OTC-BB: DPRI)<br>
Buy at .38<br>
Sell target .94 = Diamond Play!</p>
<p>Major Contract Announcements and<br>
Huge Newsletter Coverage This Week for DPRI !</p>
<p>DPRI has been saving the largest insurance companies in the US $Millions <br>
for over 14 years by performing defective product and fire investigations and
<br>
air quality analysis. The number of annual product inspections performed by
<br>
DPRI with regard to investigating defects has tripled to 10,000 per year up
<br>
from 3,000 three years ago as insurers see the financial rewards of <br>
identifying the exact cause of a defective or failed product. </p>
<p>DPRI reported positive earnings of .04 cents per share in 2003 with .07 cents
<br>
per share expected for the current year. The stock should be trading <br>
conservatively at over 1.50 on the strength of those figures.</p>
<p>DPRI's client base reads like a "who's-who" of the insurance industry
<br>
including Allstate, Fireman's Fund, Hartford, Liberty Mutual, Nationwide, <br>
Prudential, Republic, State Farm and Travelers. DPRI has the largest and <br>
most thorough database in the US for identifying product defects that are <br>
responsible for hundreds of millions in damage. DPRI has little to no <br>
competitors in this arena and just signed a contract for a single company to
<br>
pay them $1 Million for access to this database over a 10 year period. That's
<br>
just one company out of hundreds that can't afford to be without this <br>
valuable information.</p>
<p>Billionaire-financial genius Warren Buffet has grown his Berkshire <br>
Hathaway empire (trading at over $80,000 per share) on the explosive cash <br>
flow from 3 insurance subsidiaries: National Indemnity, GEICO, and <br>
reinsurance giant General Re. </p>
<p>DPRI is being force-fed ever increasing amounts of business by the leading
<br>
core of this very successful sector but has remained below the radar of <br>
investors, thus creating a share price that is artificially undervalued. DPRI
<br>
has the proven experience that fosters escalating revenues and growth. Based
<br>
on the very small float and the ability for the stock to jump sharply on any
<br>
real volume, upcoming news and continuous profits will lead to increased <br>
exposure in conjunction with a soaring stock price.</p>
<p>We are expecting significant upcoming news regarding increased revenues <br>
and contract expansion from DPRI's Fortune 500 customer base. Look for <br>
record volume and price appreciation as DPRI may very well be one of the <br>
most undervalued stocks on the OTCBB!</p>
<p>Required DPRI information: OTCBB Stock Alert is an independent <br>
newsletter with the goal of giving investors the necessary knowledge to <br>
make rational and profitable investment decisions. This publication does not
<br>
provide an analysis of the company's financial position and is not an offer
to <br>
buy or sell securities. Investing in securities is speculative and carries risk.
<br>
It is recommended that any investment should be made after consulting with <br>
your investment advisor and after reviewing the financial statements of the
<br>
company. OTCBB Stock Alert presents information in this online report <br>
believed to be reliable, but its accuracy cannot be assured. Past performance
<br>
does not insure similar future results. OTCBB Stock Alert received fifteen <br>
thousand dollars from an unaffiliated third party with respect to the <br>
preparation of this special online report as an effort to build investor <br>
awareness for DPRI. The information reported herein contains future-<br>
looking statements and information within the meaning of Section 27A of <br>
the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act <br>
of 1934, including statements regarding expected continual growth of the <br>
featured company. Future-looking statements are based on expectations, <br>
estimates, and projections at the time the statements are made that involve
a <br>
number of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ
<br>
materially from those presently anticipated.<br>
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