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Touch Screen Technology: Immersion (IMMR) Set for More Gains

Posted July 18, 2008

“One company that boasts this rocket-like potential is one we’ve held in our Xcelerated Profits Report portfolio since late 2005. And it’s already turned the potential into profits for longtime subscribers - a 117% gain on the first half of our position, to be exact.” — Paul Moore

Blogger’s note: Paul Moore at the Smart Profits Report recently revealed one of his favorite touch screen technology stocks. According to Paul, this company has already made subscribers to the trading service Xcelerated Profits Report a potential gain of 117%. And it’s not done yet. Learn why you should invest in this new technology stock below or find the article here.

by Paul Moore

Baltimore — (TFN): As the stock market continues to stumble its way through the dog days of summer, many investors are searching for companies with “rocket-like” potential that can defy the broader market trend and just go about their business.

One company that boasts this rocket-like potential is one we’ve held in our Xcelerated Profits Report portfolio since late 2005. And it’s already turned the potential into profits for longtime subscribers - a 117% gain on the first half of our position, to be exact.

A little over a year after bagging those profits, Immersion (IMMR:Nasdaq) remains loaded with potential, but still somewhat on the launchpad. As a small cap company, it’s still volatile, so the stock market’s breakdown hasn’t helped its progress in trading terms.

But the promise of its industry (”haptics” - i.e. touch screen and force feedback technology) is tremendous and has received much greater press from the iPhone. Let’s take a look at this fast-growing trend, its future outlook, and where market leader Immersion is headed from here… Read on to learn more.

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