MPGS Announces Expansion to Both Residential & Public Sectors
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Malaysia Pro-Guardians Security Management Corporation (OTCQB: MPGS)
On first glance, you might miss the tremendous opportunity inherent in MGPS. The company is, after all, doing what many on Wall Street call fringe security. But what’s the reality? How have investors been doing? The truth may shock your pants off – not to mention put some gains in your trading account.
You see, as a provider of security services in Malaysia, MPGS has proved its worth (both on the ground and to investors). The company has managed to reach the highest tier on the OTC, and in the process seen its valuation climb.
MPGS has managed a 12-month high of .36 and is currently trading with a bullish chart and lots of bounce potential.
Short term upside may just be about to get a boost because MPGS is expanding. The company has announced plans to expand its services to residential customers as well as public sector agencies such as schools and public buildings.
All of a sudden that guy standing guard at a gate with an Alsatian could mean a lot to investors and traders looking at their computer screens in the US.
Blink and you’ll miss the opportunity my friend so start your research on MPGS right now.
MPGS could see a squeeze given its relatively low float of 4.5 million shares.
MPGS is trading with a 43 RSI on the daily chart, creating a window for a bounce play opportunity.
MPGS has just release strong news which be a catalyst for another potential run. In October 26 the play delivered one-day gains of up to 39%.
Here’s a link to the chart: http://www.barchart.com/charts/stocks/MPGS&style=technical
About
MPGS (Malaysia Pro-Guardians Security Management Corporation) through its subsidiary, Proguard Management Services Malaysia SDN. BHD., provides securities services in Malaysia.
MPGS offers security management services, including security management implementation plan, professional training consultation, and technical consultation services. It also provides copyright consultation, copyright and trademarks investigation and enforcement, and trademarks consultation services.
MPGS was founded in 2010 and is based in Flushing, New York.
Terrorist Threat In Malaysia?
Police have stepped up their alert within the country and Malaysians travelling to Thailand have been asked to be wary in the wake of intelligence reports that Syrian militants are planning terror attacks there.
Bukit Aman has beefed up security in Malaysia, particularly around places associated with Russian and Western interests, which the reports indicated the militants were likely to target.
Although there has been no intelligence that similar attacks were being planned in Malaysia, the police were not taking any chances, said Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.
"We will strengthen security to ensure that no attack takes place in the country. We will also closely monitor Russian interests in the country and look out for any possible threats," he told The Star yesterday.
Khalid was commenting on reports quoting Thailand's police deputy spokesman Col Songpol Wattanachai as confirming a leaked police memorandum warning of such attacks.
Although the IGP had on Thursday (Dec 3) dismissed the claims of security risks in the country, which led to the Professional Squash Association Women's World Championships being "in doubt", he said any report of the latest Islamic State (ISIS) threat would not be taken lightly.
This is why MPGS may win more business in Malaysia:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ve36erYl1l8
Big News Development
Malaysia Pro-Guardians Security Pursues Public Sector Market
MPGS followed up on news that it plans on expanding into the residential sector, with news of even further expansion. The company recently announced that it has begun pursuing new public sectors as part of its growing target market.
From the release:
This expansion will allow Proguard Security to further propagate its name as well as offer its security services to public communities and more communal areas.
With the developing target market, Proguard Security Services will be able to expand its security expertise to new areas and locales. The public sectors pursued will mainly entail: schools, colleges, universities, national buildings, embassies, essential installations, public transportation, traffic control, parking, events, exhibitions, and crowd control. The public sector scene is already in need of security vendors and establishments in the locale are eager to establish long-term relationships.
To learn more about MPGS please visit their website: http://www.proguardsecuritymanagement.com/
Make your move on MPGS as soon as possible because the news of its collaboration is yet to be fully priced in.
