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A description of the content follows : It's been nothing but growth over the last two months for micro cap company Spicy Pickle (SPKL), though it doesn't show up in the prior quarter's results.

 
 
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November 14, 2007

Spicy Pickle (SPKL) - One More Open, Two More In The Oven, Plus Earnings

Filed under: — MicroCapPress Editor @ 6:48 am

Micro cap company Spicy Pickle (SPKL) continues to grow at a rapid pace, opening their 31st store last week, and signing leases for two more. The newly-opened one is the second one in Indianapolis, Indiana. A total of ten are on tap for the area. The two new leases were signed for pending stores in San Diego, California, and Austin, Texas. It’s the first store in San Diego, though twelve are on the way. It’s the third store in the Austin area.

As we’ve mentioned before, each store established in a new market is like a seedthe first one softens the ground, which means the following ones are well received. And in all cases so far, their popularity among consumers has had a positive ripple effect. We suspect this is the primary reason for such a brisk pace of growth right now.

Moreover, this early-stage company is why we feel SPKL is an early-stage investment opportunity. As more saturation occurs, the risk/reward dynamic of being a shareholder changes.

Speaking of shares, the pullback seems to have stabilized after a full 61.8% retracement of a historic run-up. Many traders would consider this a relatively safe ’second chance’ entry point, or perhaps a first chance for anyone waiting for all the early volatility to subside.

Additionally, the company reported quarterly earnings on Wednesday. No surprises really…the cost of ‘going public’ was built into the bottom line, making the loss seem substantial to anyone not reading the income statement closely. Those are one-time fees, and shouldn’t be a factor at all going forward.

Also, note that the company doesn’t book franchise fees until that store is open. Considering a significant number of stores were open after their reported quarter was completed, the ‘then’ doesn’t exactly reflect the ‘now’. More than that, the number of stores being opened right now is accelerating. We believe next quarter will be significantly stronger than this past quarter, and encourage you to focus on the future rather than the past for this micro cap stock.

Here’s the full press release on the store openings, while the quarterly fiscal information can be found right here.

1 Comment »

  1. is this LARRY? way don’t you try selling used cars and stop ripping people off

    Editor’s response: Not Larry. Not sure what you mean. Ripping people off? I’m trying to help all of us make a little more money than we would have otherwise. Like golf, it’s not a game of perfect. But, I’ve pointed out some good ones….CCBEF, WLSA, HURC, and others. Are they all winners? Of course not. I don’t know if I’d call it a ripoff though. If you want all winners, you’re in the wrong business.

    My only suggestion….read the newsletters and blogs (they’re all archived). Either you see the value or you don’t. If you don’t see the value, don’t read them anymore. If you do, then keep reading. For better or worse, the guidance speaks for itself.

    Comment by Anonymous — April 5, 2008 @ 4:18 am

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