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My Hot Tech Company in a Zombie Suit Alert is  PNYTF - Poynt Corporation

About Poynt Corp (PNYTF)

Poynt Corporation operates as a mobile local search and advertising company. Its flagship product includes the Poynt local search and advertising platform, a location-based search and advertising tool to connect consumers with local offers, businesses, restaurants, gas services, movie theatres, and events. The company offers Poynt platform for various devices, such as Android, iPhone, BlackBerry smartphones and BlackBerry PlayBook tablets, Windows Phone, and Nokia devices. It markets its products in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Spain, Germany, Australia, and India.

http://poynt.com/

The Poynt "Local Mobile Search" app has been downloaded over 25 MILLION TIMES!

PNYTF is as tiny and explosive as it gets.

So explosive I HAD to release it at the Opening Bell.  If I put this out at night there would be a war in the streets.

And a "Wild Card" like this had to be saved for a Friday, so here we are.

The value of ALL of the outstanding stock of the entire company...to own the entire thing, is almost exactly a microscopic $100k.  Often the smaller the market cap, the bigger and faster the moves the share price can make.  Often times our biggest triple digit or quadruple digit past gainers have had market caps somewhere around $1 million. 

$1 million is VERY tiny, typically considered "as good as it gets."

PNYTF is a mere 1/10th of that size!

Talk about an explosive situation.

On top of that, the Level 2 was just about as thin as I've ever seen.  PNYTF has all the signals we love to see in a potential fast flyer.

I believe PNYTF has an absolutely MASSIVE catalyst. 

Look at the Headlines for PNYTF:

https://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PNYTF

PNYTF looks absolutely dead.  They had a bankruptcy about 3 years ago, and lately there isn't a single headline.  It's tough to tell that it's even an active company. 

In reality, Poynt is being marketed and is working very closely with a successful public company on the Canadian TSX exchange called Sprylogics, ticker symbol SPY.V.  You can even find countless recent very impressive headlines about Poynt, under SPY.V.  Take a look for yourself:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/h?s=SPY.V&t=2015-02-23T08:30:00-05:00

It appears Poynt may be more busy and successful than ever.

In fact it seems that PNYTF's Poynt is THE main thing SPY.V has been focused on lately.  That in itself is pretty remarkable, but this makes PNYTF really look like a slam dunk.

SPY.V just recently was absolutely on FIRE, and ran from .18 to .71 in about 45 days on huge volume...some days trading about $1-2 million volume.

Take a look:

It has since pulled back a bit, but that was an incredible run.

If SPY.V is any kind of "proxy" for PNYTF, that's a good sign.

Boy does this look like a good one.  And if the ultra thin Level 2 is any indicator, PNYTF could get a MASSIVE percentage pop right at the open...and I'm hoping it just may blast off far higher throughout the day.

Remember, as attractive as this sounds, this should be a wild one and doesn't seem suited to beginners.  Anything can happen in these fast moving and dangerous situations!

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I certainly could be wrong about this, but I believe it's possible PNYTF is radically under-priced due to the fact that it's having a virtual case of "mistaken identity."

It appears to me that people have no CLUE what's going on with PNYTF, and are mistaking a very active and exciting company for a dead one.  When the public discovers what I believe is the truth about the situation, I believe it could be the biggest catalyst PNYTF has EVER seen!

I've never heard of a potential catalyst so powerful.

Keep your eyes on PNYTF, this one could be wild.

DPS - Darth Trader

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