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Netsol International (OTC BB: NTWK) Hits New All Time High

Netsol International (OTC BB: NTWK), our best and first profile of 1999 closed at an all time high of $6 on Friday.

We originally profiled this company on January 15th.  The Company was named Mirage Holdings at the time, and closed at $3.75 that day.  Since January 15th this company's stock traded as low as $1.6875.  The company ejected several unprofitable divisions, completed a number of acquisitions, and has applied for a full NASDAQ listing.

Friday's close of $6 puts the stock at an all time high.  It also represents a 60% return from the price we originally profiled this Company.  This performance is remarkable when one considers that since the market sell-off which began in July micro cap stocks have been trading very poorly on extremely thin volume.

We have provided our members with 20 separate updates on the progress of this company since the January 15th release date.  Click Here if you wish to review the archive that contains all of our 20 editions.

On October 1st there was a filing with the SEC which helps explain this stock's outstanding performance.  It was disclosed in this 13-G SEC filing that Blue Water Partners had accumulated 561,000 shares of NetSol International's common stock in open market purchases.  This represents nearly 1/3 of the estimated public float.

A 13-G filing is required when an entity acquires more than 5% or more of a Public Company's outstanding shares.

Blue Water Partners is an off-shore hedge fund set up in the British Virgin Islands.  In the SEC filing it is disclosed that the fund is managed by Wall Street Guru Jonathan D. Iseson from his Long Island office.

If you wish to read this SEC filing yourself, simply click here, and a web page will automatically open with the full
document.

NetSol International provides high quality, low cost computer programming services through its Pakistani based operation.  They are the only ISO 9001 certified software company is Pakistan.  There are approximately 140 programmers working there, and they are well known for developing the leasing software for Mercedes-Benz finance companies world wide.

There is only one publicly traded comparable company.  Looking at the other company may give us a clue as to why a sophisticated hedge fund manager might want to accumulate such a large position in a small company like NetSol.

Infosys Technologies (NASDAQ: INFY)

Infosys Technologies came public in mid March of this year, and opened for trading in the $49 range.  Friday it closed at $174 per share for a 255% return this year.

Infosys is an India based software solutions company.  Head quartered in Karnataka, India, this company enjoys about $250 million in annual sales, and the stock has been a market leader this year.

NetSol International is a miniature version of Infosys in a sister country.  The following table will give you a quick overview of the two companies, and how they compare:
 

Key Points:

• Netsol has 6% of the sales volume of Infosys.
• Netsol has 3.7% of the number of employees as compared to Infosys.
• Netsol has .004% of the Market Capitalization of Infosys.  (we think we did the math right)

NetSol has been our biggest winner of 1999.  We believe in sticking with the winners.  We can only hope that many of our members are still holding this stock, and watching it appreciate in a tough market for small stocks.  You have a sophisticated fund manager right in there with you.

If you don't own this security, you might want to return to our archive and give it another look.  It has been our experience that winners continue to be winners.

We are one week into our second month of the Stock Game.  If you are not competing now, you should sign up and start play.

In our Virtual Stock Game contestants are assigned $100,000 in virtual money when enrolling.  You can then buy and sell stocks.  At the end of each month cash prizes are awarded to the three best performing portfolios according to the following schedule:

• $1,500 for 1st Place
• $1,000 for 2nd Place
• $500 for 3rd Place

We discovered that a small numbers of players in the first month were using loopholes in the technology to create artificial profits that couldn't possibly be replicated in the real world, so we made some rule changes.  They are as follows:

• No stocks under $1.
• All buy trades will be executed at the offer.
• All sell trades will be executed at the bid.
• The game will prevent players from selling any shares they have purchased until at least two hours have passed.
• No trades over 10,000 shares.

We have two companies sponsoring the Stock Game this month.  StockGroup.com, which has recently introduced its new supersite for small and micro cap investors.  Please visit their new super site at www.smallcapcenter.com.

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