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ISYN 0.0082 +0.0002 +2.50% 4pm 2/24/04 vol 9.3M

InsynQ Announces New "Always On" ISP Market (Jan 12)
InsynQ Releases 2nd Quarter 2003 Revenue Numbers (Jan 7)

New Product & Service Announcements

InsynQ has expanded its CPA-ASP, Accounting USA and Accounting Canada programs into a best of breed, fully integrated, technology and practice development solution that is designed to assist you in creating or expanding a profitable accounting practice. InsynQ's e-Accounting package combines the latest online accounting technology with the field-tested marketing and workflow techniques, to deliver a easy to apply system that will get your practice moving.

Go there now!

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Company Profile

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Insynq, Inc. targets small and medium enterprises and the high-end segment of the small office and home office market for the sale of hardware and hosted software and access to Internet-related services. The products and services are provided by developing a customer subscriber base that adopts a cost-effective, on-line solution to building and maintaining an information technology system through the adoption of "Web-based" computing as an alternative to both traditional local wide area networks and traditional client-server implementations. Generally, the Company markets itself as an Internet utility company that can cost-effectively provide all of the computer software, hardware, connectivity and Internet-access needs for its customers.

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Company Info

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Insynq, Inc.

Address:
1127 Broadway Plaza
Suite #202
Tacoma, WA 98402 USA

Phone: 253-284-2000

Company Website: http://www.insynq.com

Officers:
John Gorst, CEO, Pres., & COO;
M. Carroll Benton, Sec't. :

Shares Outstanding:
145M (sept 9, 10Q ending may 31, 2003)

219M (Nov 30, 10Q ending Nov 30, 2003)

326M (Dec 15, 10Q ending Nov 30, 2003)

339M (Jan 15, 2004 T/A ) 80M restricted.

344M (Feb 10, 2004 T/A ) 80M restricted.

356M (Feb 20, 2004 T/A ) 80M restricted.

Estimated Market Cap: 2.74M as of Feb 13 (356M x .0077)

Current Capital Change:
shs decreased by 1 for 100 split
Pay Date: 2002-12-24

Dividends: None

State of Incorporation: NV

Company Notes: Formerly=Maritime Resorts International, Inc. to 12-93
Formerly=Palace Casinos, Inc. until 9-99
Formerly=Xcel Management, Inc. until 8-00
Note=8-00 State of Incorporation Utah changed to Delaware concurrent with name change
Note=12-02 State of Incorporation Delaware changed to Nevada

Class Notes: New Issue=6-80 6,000,000 shs at 1 cent (best efforts-2,500,000 min.) to residents of Utah only by the company
Capital Change=shs increased by 2 for 1 split. Pay date=08/04/2000.
Capital Change=1-94 shs increased by 2 for 1 split

Transfer Agents:
Colonial Stock Transfer Co., Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
801-355-5740

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InsynQ Announces New "Always On" ISP Market

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12 January 2004, 4:09pm ET

6-Month Revenues Increase 21%

Internet Service Providers Eagerly Pursuing Additional Income Source

InsynQ, Inc. (OTC BB: ISYN), a premier provider of Internet-delivered online accounting solutions and services, announced today that it has begun development of its 'Always On' utility computing wholesale web services division. The focus of this division is to provide cost-effective services to independently owned and operated Internet Service Provider's (ISP).

John P. Gorst, President and CEO of InsynQ, stated, "An ISP is the first stop for small businesses that need technical advice. By introducing our Always On utility product lineup at an early stage in the relationship between small business and ISP's, we can expand our presence in the market. This venture will have significant benefits by creating a stronger and more diversified company both for InsynQ, as well as with our new wholesale partners, thereby enabling greater efficiencies, infrastructure cost savings, and more diverse products for our customers.

ISYN 0.0085 +0.0007 (8.97%)

"There are over 7,000 small to mid-size ISP's in the marketplace. In this fast paced arena they are all looking to expand their service offerings by generating not only additional income, but also a market niche separating them from national competitors. For an ISP to compete in today's fast moving market, it must be able to adapt itself to constantly evolving customer technology. Our Always On utility services will include Virus Protection, Data Storage and hosted software solutions such as Microsoft Office, Intuit Quick Books, Act Sales Force tools, as well as many others. New services will be introduced as frequently as technology advancements are introduced, therefore creating opportunity for customer up-sell."

About InsynQ

InsynQ has been delivering outsourced software application hosting and managed IT services since 1997. InsynQ allows business customers to "turn on" their software applications and workstations instantly through any web enabled computer, regardless of operating system. What's more, InsynQ subscribers can freely access their software and data from any computer, anywhere in the world. The company also offers IT and network integration consulting, multimedia development, a broad range of business application services, and infrastructure management services. For more information, visit them at www.insynq.com or call 253-284-2000.

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InsynQ Releases 2nd Quarter 2003 Revenue Numbers

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January 7, 2004, 4:00pm ET

6-Month Revenues Increase 21%

InsynQ, Inc. (OTC BB: ISYN), a premier provider of Internet-delivered online accounting solutions, announced today that the company's unaudited second quarter revenue for the six months ended November 30, 2003, increased by 21% to $589,838 from $486,104 for the corresponding period in 2002. Revenues for the three months ended November 30, 2003, increased 15% to $289,131 from $251,942 for the corresponding period in 2002.

According to John P. Gorst, Chairman of InsynQ, "We are very pleased to announce the continued growth in our revenues. The last two years have been devoted to raising the awareness levels of the financial and accounting communities to the ASP computing model. We have accomplished this largely through the development of our e-Accounting division with its hosted software solutions. We are seeing the results of these efforts as our revenues have increased 21% over the same period a year ago, and our user base has increased a dramatic 46%. We believe we are on the path to success.

"According to Dun and Bradstreet, this e-Accounting vertical generates over $76 billion in annual revenue, of which we are looking to capture 5% of the total provider market over the next 3 years. As the adoption rate accelerates with over 122,000 CPAs, bookkeepers and other financial related services providers here in the U.S. market, we believe we can achieve our projections for revenue growth. We are on the 'seminar trail' delivering the 'anytime, anywhere' message to these services providers. In addition, we fit very well into back office outsourcing services, and it is our combined message that has been reaching this market segment."

About InsynQ

InsynQ has been delivering outsourced software application hosting and managed IT services since 1997. InsynQ allows business customers to "turn on" their software applications and workstations instantly through any Web-enabled computer, regardless of operating system. What's more, InsynQ subscribers can freely access their software and data from any computer, anywhere in the world. The company also offers IT and network integration consulting, multimedia development, a broad range of business application services, and infrastructure management services. For more information, visit us at www.insynq.com or call us at 253-284-2000.

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Historical Data

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DateTime	Open	High	Low	Close	Volume
24 Feb 2004	0.0079	0.0088	0.0079	0.0082	9,333,183
23 Feb 2004	0.0085	0.0087	0.0079	0.0080	2,055,800
20 Feb 2004	0.0085	0.0088	0.0077	0.0077	6,034,381
19 Feb 2004	0.0090	0.0095	0.0080	0.0083	5,217,700
18 Feb 2004	0.0095	0.0095	0.0050	0.0084	18,499,200
17 Feb 2004	0.0082	0.0095	0.0080	0.0088	17,719,946
13 Feb 2004	0.0075	0.0090	0.0070	0.0078	35,706,134
12 Feb 2004	0.0065	0.0069	0.0062	0.0062	6,050,700
11 Feb 2004	0.0063	0.0070	0.0062	0.0067	9,439,900
10 Feb 2004	0.0073	0.0076	0.0062	0.0069	11,582,677
09 Feb 2004	0.0071	0.0077	0.0071	0.0074	4,349,700
06 Feb 2004	0.0077	0.0080	0.0070	0.0071	5,140,426
05 Feb 2004	0.0078	0.0085	0.0073	0.0076	10,924,259
04 Feb 2004	0.0085	0.0088	0.0076	0.0078	12,589,156
03 Feb 2004	0.0090	0.0090	0.0083	0.0088	7,392,747
02 Feb 2004	0.0100	0.0100	0.0089	0.0090	6,993,155
30 Jan 2004	0.0101	0.0115	0.0086	0.0093	7,109,639
29 Jan 2004	0.0102	0.0115	0.0101	0.0105	4,263,600
28 Jan 2004	0.0109	0.0115	0.0101	0.0110	5,682,183
27 Jan 2004	0.0090	0.0109	0.0090	0.0106	9,391,599
26 Jan 2004	0.0094	0.0097	0.0085	0.0095	3,878,800
23 Jan 2004	0.0096	0.0105	0.0090	0.0091	5,620,700
22 Jan 2004	0.0095	0.0105	0.0093	0.0096	7,593,400
21 Jan 2004	0.0100	0.0105	0.0093	0.0095	8,842,651
20 Jan 2004	0.0105	0.0105	0.0093	0.0095	17,788,544
16 Jan 2004	0.0115	0.0125	0.0100	0.0101	20,323,793
15 Jan 2004	0.0105	0.0135	0.0101	0.0114	41,338,808
14 Jan 2004	0.0088	0.0100	0.0082	0.0100	22,845,815
13 Jan 2004	0.0089	0.0095	0.0081	0.0083	29,933,702
12 Jan 2004	0.0087	0.0089	0.0071	0.0085	26,826,800
09 Jan 2004	0.0087	0.0087	0.0071	0.0078	37,487,504
08 Jan 2004	0.0092	0.0098	0.0076	0.0084	64,650,700
07 Jan 2004	0.0070	0.0073	0.0060	0.0070	8,799,200
06 Jan 2004	0.0062	0.0070	0.0060	0.0060	6,251,200
05 Jan 2004	0.0080	0.0083	0.0062	0.0066	16,498,600
02 Jan 2004	0.0067	0.0830	0.0065	0.0076	52,052,600
31 Dec 2003	0.0060	0.0074	0.0060	0.0065	4,355,300
30 Dec 2003	0.0052	0.0090	0.0050	0.0060	25,975,100
29 Dec 2003	0.0056	0.0058	0.0045	0.0051	15,402,900
26 Dec 2003	0.0063	0.0070	0.0055	0.0060	3,761,700
24 Dec 2003	0.0064	0.0064	0.0055	0.0060	2,313,500
23 Dec 2003	0.0071	0.0073	0.0058	0.0059	20,214,500
22 Dec 2003	0.0075	0.0080	0.0070	0.0071	4,561,400

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Notable ISYN Posts

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By: skitahoe

15 Feb 2004, 06:56 PM EST

Msg. 2908
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If Lebed was 15 in 2001 and making hundreds of thousands, he's 18 now, and probably making millions. That's the sort of teenager I don't mind listening to, especially if what he says can benefit me.

I've frequently said that ISYN has problems that must be overcome, however, if they're telling us the truth about earnings, about the software, about the customers being satisfied with the product, etc. then they should be able to overcome the problems.

Some have said Gorst is not a truthful person, they have lost a lot of money in the prior gyrations that ISYN has gone through. I think the record is pretty clear that the stock has nearly failed, but it did so, and managed to survive, when dot coms around it were totally going out of business. Did Mr. Gorst have to do some radical things to stay in business, most definitely. Were they legal, I would think so, if not, why is he still running the company.

I'm certainly not a big investor in this stock, but right now a small investment buys hundreds of thousand of shares. It's a risk I was willing to take. I cannot imagine a penny stock that's not a very risky proposition. What I like about this stock is it doesn't currently have billions of shares outstanding. Furthermore, if you believe Mr. Gorst, it's actually got earnings.

It's true, in the PR that's been issued they don't constantly repeat that they have to restructure a debt soon or be in default, nor do they mention that they previously operated while in default for months before the deadline was extended. I bring this up because they don't have to spell it out in every PR, when you do your DD you learn about it. If this were not the case, this stock would be trading for substantially more than it currently is. For all I know, Lebed may be negotiating the assumption of the debt. I very much doubt that, but anything is possible. The point is, a few million in debt should be able to be overcome, and that's what we're talking about.

This company is not in an industry that requires millions a month to continue operation, my guess would be a few thousand gets the job done right now, but they need more in the future. I say this because I know of several people, myself included, who have tried to contact the company, none to my knowledge have received an answer. It's apparent that they currently are not supporting the IR function, and I suspect that no one is speaking with investors until they can achieve the financial restructuring necessary. Perhaps part of the reason could be that if a few calls, and questions were answered, it might be considered inside information, they may be waiting until they can say something concrete, either by PR or update to the website, or both.

I hope it won't be long until we hear something new, but I won't be overly concerned if we don't.

Gary

By: slg_49

15 Feb 2004, 05:23 PM EST

Msg. 2907
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ISYN is #3 on StockProwler.com watch list today. eom

By: skitahoe

13 Feb 2004, 07:33 PM EST

Msg. 2876
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(This msg. is a reply to 2875 by beatswork.)

Beatswork, you really need to look at the recent PR, but also recognize that they need to restructure approximately $1.75 million in debt and clear up their tax situation to really be off to a fresh start.

If you read through everything, I think you'll find they're starting to make money and their business plan if properly executed is designed to make a lot more in the next three years.

I'll give you the same advice I gave another shareholder who's lost a lot. I think you have a tax loss that will give you $3000 a year in losses for many years. If you just buy a small fraction of what that tax loss should be worth you can buy several hundred thousands of shares. If you do that, don't sell your original shares for at least 31 days, but it certainly seems like you should sell it and book the tax loss.

I'm not saying huge gains are guaranteed here, there are no guarantees, but you'll be way ahead potentially with hundred of thousands of shares in exchange for selling 1000 shares that may have cost you about a million dollars. I hope you have some gains to use the loss against. Talk to an accountant and see if this doesn't make sense to you.

Gary

By: beatswork

13 Feb 2004, 06:48 PM EST

Msg. 2875
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I have owned this stock since $10 days had 100,000 shares before the massive split (now 1000 shares) If it wouldnt be to much trouble could tell whats going on with them these days TIA

By: allenadvrlong

13 Feb 2004, 05:35 PM EST

Msg. 2869
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(This msg. is a reply to 2868 by energy1232.)

energy, thanks for the reply.

If I am right about ISYN is going to be way more than a 10 bagger from .062--All I need and I think Ski[Gary] will agree is for the CEO to be 20-30 % right in his 3 year prediction, God bless him if he gets his 3.3 billion or 5% of 76billion

New investors who came to find ISYN today due to Ledbed or Alerts MUST read all they can and understand ISYN and the business--then read about the progress in the recent PRs. It seems that ISYN has worked hard and frugal the last few years, ISYN may be about to cross a chasm

this is what I see from all I read.

I think this stock can me worth lots in time IF they keep this growth in Revenue-Client Base and New Products and Services Going

Allen

By: energy1232

13 Feb 2004, 05:27 PM EST

Msg. 2868
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(This msg. is a reply to 2866 by allenadvrlong.)

Lebed said it's a 10 bagger from the .0062 price yesterday so I'm told. I would be happy with .015 at this point

By: frankx

13 Feb 2004, 03:40 PM EST

Msg. 2858
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(This msg. is a reply to 2845 by blue_sundog.)

ISYN is THE top BB gainer today and #12 on the top volume list

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/tools/marketsummary/screener.asp?exchange=118&view=6&lookup=Look+Up

joesmith245, lebed's site has no indication of what he or his followers are in, did you pay the 50 bucks to find out he's recommending ISYN :-)

If his picks were known to the general public he'd get an even bigger following into his picks I'll bet. So far there have been 232 ISYN trades. if 1/2 of these are his followers he's maybe pulling in between 5-10g's a month. I wonder if he sells when his followers buy and if thats legal. I'm glad he and crew think ISYN is a good buy here. The chart alone says its a good buy to me

http://stockskill.net/ISYN/#180-day

This charts looks like we're being held down somehow in the face of good news and prospects for ISYN

According to John P. Gorst, Chairman of InsynQ, "We are very pleased to announce the continued growth in our revenues. The last two years have been devoted to raising the awareness levels of the financial and accounting communities to the ASP computing model. We have accomplished this largely through the development of our e-Accounting division with its hosted software solutions. We are seeing the results of these efforts as our revenues have increased 21% over the same period a year ago, and our user base has increased a dramatic 46%. We believe we are on the path to success.

"According to Dun and Bradstreet, this e-Accounting vertical generates over $76 billion in annual revenue, of which we are looking to capture 5% of the total provider market over the next 3 years. As the adoption rate accelerates with over 122,000 CPAs, bookkeepers and other financial related services providers here in the U.S. market, we believe we can achieve our projections for revenue growth. We are on the 'seminar trail' delivering the 'anytime, anywhere' message to these services providers. In addition, we fit very well into back office outsourcing services, and it is our combined message that has been reaching this market segment."

You read this and look at the chart and scratch you head, why is ISYN pps in the toilet. Especially in light of the fact that the certificate printing press has been jammed.

http://stockskill.net/ISYN/#Share-Info

Glad I held and wish I had had more free cash to have bought in the 6's, oh well

By: joesmith245

13 Feb 2004, 10:33 AM EST

Msg. 2826
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The reason this thing gapped up today was that Jonathen Lebed profiled it at his site. lebed.biz

By: blue_sundog

02 Feb 2004, 03:23 PM EST

Msg. 2494
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(This msg. is a reply to 2493 by salmoncreek7.)

Maybe yes. Maybe no. I am flexible either way it runs. I am patient and have been willing to let this one play out for a couple of months. To me, ISYN at .009 or .014 is a bargain. My comp charts say if NAVI is worth $5 per share, ISYN is worth .40 (Navi at $5 per share w 25 million issued and losing 2.80/share is approximately .40/share and .21/share loss at 325 million issued which is ISYN's number of shares issued. Since ISYN isn't losing .21/share, ISYN is undervalued relative to Navi.) Granted there are some other significant issues, but the gist of my point is that ISYN doesn't even closely approximate an accurate value of its intrinsic worth at .009 or .014. The Appgen acquisition maybe is the nudge that gets this to pop to a more realistic share price.

By: stkinvestor

02 Feb 2004, 10:48 AM EST

Msg. 2487
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(This msg. is a reply to 2477 by allenadvrlong.)

Allen-- I am not an expert on the online accounting market, but in my opinion Insynq's statement of intending to capture 5% of the market may be a bit ambitious. However, if you look at it from the other side of the coin, Insyn used to be a "big boy" with stock price reaching $12, and they have signed deals with other "big boys" and also they are currently in the acquisition mode as we saw with Appgen. So IMHO, why not be bold. If things pan out the way they planned, my friend, we may have to set up a "wealthy" stockholder party soon. Regards

By: blue_sundog

02 Feb 2004, 03:40 AM EST

Msg. 2483
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(This msg. is a reply to 2482 by pastocksuccess.)

I have been saying ISYN is oversold and is undervalued for some time. If you look at ISYN's competitors and the capital requirements for them, you will see that this is a tough business and that profits are not easily obtained. One of their competitors, Navi, thrid largest firm in this market segment, sells at $5+ per share and loses 70M (after loses of 122M and 120m in the prior fiscal years) or $2.8 per share. Another competitor, Inflow, gets $300 million in financing (their website is the source for the dollar amount) and still won't come out to the open market, probably because it still hasn't reached profitability or at least not the level that will jazz the retail or institutional investor. In fact, if you do your DD you will see there are a number of companies trying to do exactly what ISYN is doing but remain private, with big dollar backers quieted by how tough it is, so the growing pains and warts do not show. So for all you bashers and doubters about ISYN, especially those basher fools that say or hint Insynq's business model doesn't work, it's doing just fine relative to its competition (and if it wasn't a viable business model, just why do you think so many are following its path with so many dollars riding on it?) and it is growing its business in a tough competitive environment. Yes, Insynq is a gamble, and yes, they have business issues and a checkered past. They have reported the good, the bad and the ugly so that they can have a future. They certainly have a business that is attractive to venture capitalists, and a service that helps small to medium size businesses, and that is why I am long and strong in it and why I will have no regrets even if ISYN doesn't work out.

Best of luck to all longs

By: blue_sundog

30 Jan 2004, 02:00 PM EST

Msg. 2433
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(This msg. is a reply to 2426 by stevechassey.)

I didn't buy into ISYN at $5 a share. I started buying in about where we are today, and I have bought mostly at sub-penny prices. So from my perspective, I am buying cheaply into a company that has upward potential but a checkered past. Its business has stabilized and is growing, but the business has serious issues from its recent past that could still tank it. I also understand that its management looks after their own interests, ahead of ours. That is a point that is also true most of the time even when a company is doing quite well, but seems not to draw the kind of attention as when the opposite is true.

The question for me or anyone else at this point in time is whether this company can turn things around and move its share price up. If it doesn't, we are just part of the group of people that put money into ISYN without getting the return we expected. If it does, we have succeeded.

Sellers keep taking this stock sub-penny, and that is fine with me since it absolutely makes no sense to me. I am not a day trader but when I think the selling is overdone, I will return to the sellers some of the same favor on the way back up. I am still accumulating ISYN just as I have been since mid-October. I really didn't expect this many opportunities to present themselves in ISYN and more than once in the last couple of months I have felt like the protagonist of my second favorite song "It Was the Craziest Game of Poker I Ever Saw". And so it goes....

Best of luck to all longs

By: stinner44

18 Jan 2004, 04:02 AM EST

Msg. 2183
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Worth a read:

1. ISYN e-Accounting Offers Hosting for Broad Range of Accounting and Related Applications to Serve the $76 Billion Dollar Accounting and Bookkeeping Market.

2. For the Fiscal Year Ending May 31, 2004, ISYN is Estimating Its Revenues for this Division to be $ 1.7 Million Dollars.

3. For Fiscal Year 2005 Revenues of $3.5 Million Dollars are Expected - Over a 100% Increase.

4. During this Same Period EBITDA is Expected to Grow From $200,000 to $2.2 Million Dollars.

5. ISYN Hope's to Generate an Additional $78 Million Dollars in Annual Recurring Revenue Over the Next 5 Years.

6. Over the Last 3 Years ISYN has Maintained 30% + Top Line Revenue Growth.

7. As of This Current Quarter ISYN has Reached EBITDA Breakeven Excluding the Issuance of Stock.

8. ISYN Has Survived the Worst IT Spending Downturn in Business History.

9. ISYN Has Survived Through 2+ Years of the Worst Capital Raising Market Down Turn in History.

10. ISYN has Outlasted 800 Other Former Competitors.

What Could ISYN be Worth over the Near-Term in our opinion?

One way to value a company is to look at its peers in the industry. According to Multex, Relative to comparative companies within the Software & Programming Industry,

We Think ISYN, based on Previous PR might Realize Superior growth in Business and Earnings over the Near- Term Period. A grouping of comparable companies within this Industry currently trades at an Average Price to Sales Multiple of 7.77 Times.

As stated earlier ISYN is Projecting $3.5 Million Dollars in Revenue Just From Their eAccounting Division for Fiscal Year 2005.

If over the Near-Term, ISYN were to meet their Recent Guidance, and was Valued at a 50% Discount to its Peers, then applying the Price to Sales (TTM) multiple of 7.77 times, would equate to a market cap of $13.6 Million Dollars.

Thus, when applying the comparative group's price to sales multiples to ISYN we can arrive at a relative valuation of $0.09 Per Share over the Near-Term.

"With ISYN Trading Today for Pennies on the Dollar, One Way to Look at ISYN is as a Perpetual Call Option on the Future Success of the Company. In our Opinion, the risk in Owning ISYN is no Greater Than Owning an Out of the Money Six Month Call Option on Intel, Cisco, or Microsoft. You may lose all or some of your money or you Could Make a Killing."

Happy weekend, stinner

By: blue_sundog

08 Jan 2004, 01:29 AM EST

Msg. 1728
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(This msg. is a reply to 1727 by roger_c0.)

Yes, definately new news about the quarter just ended and the excellent business results obtained. Not pr hype from ragass tout sheets or day hucksters, just facts, from a CEO who has been silent for a quarter while the stock got pounded. In the announcement is plus, plus per centage revenue growth leading eventually to profitability. Also, plus, plus customer base expansion leads to stability in growth not volatility or one quarter wonders. If you aren't enthused about the press release, you can only be short.

Part of the December rundown was from rapid increase in shISYN for employee stock plan, consulting expense to develop software product, and for merger/acquistion/financing needs. The last point is on page 15 of the last quarter 10q. It is a bullish statement that the company has a business and is prepared to grow it. Whatever that financing move is about, it will be significant since it entailed about 25-30% of the o/s shISYN. It is the announcement about how the business will be funded/acquired/merged that still awaits as a second round of news to propel this company forward and to higher ground.

This company is no NEOM. It is much better than that. ISYN is a company that a few months ago got a good review in Investor Business Daily about its business and business model. At one time, Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, was an investor. For those of you who want a price number, I don't have one. Wish I did.

Best of luck to all longs.

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