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Oil & Gas Idea in the Cross Hairs

Barring any unforeseen challenges I am going to be publishing a new idea this weekend in the oil and gas exploration sector. I have been studying and evaluating this company for quite some time, and in my view the upside potential for this idea rivals any idea I have been able to find.

By way of confirmation, five different subscribers have suggested covering this company over the past two weeks. Evidently, others have recognized the exciting upside potential. 

This company has the rights to what could be a massive discovery in an exotic part of the world, and the support of President Bush in exploring this area.

Now, onto news from another company with equally exciting upside potential:
 

NetWork Installation (OTC BB: NWIS) Announces First Wi-Fi Contract

NetWork Installation is my idea in the burgeoning Wi-Fi market. It's one of the hottest sectors on Wall Street because the market loves its rapid growth. This table shows the projected growth for users of wireless services in the financial sector through 2004. Users are anticipated to grow from about 100 million to 150 million worldwide from 2003 to 2004. The North American market will more that double over that same time frame.

The sector is wide open and offers unlimited opportunities for small companies. Many of these early entrants will end up being absorbed by larger companies as the industry matures.

Chip and box makers are both reporting surging sales in notebook computers. Buyers are snapping up notebooks enabled with Intel's new Centrino built in wireless solution. I'm living proof. I recently purchased a new Sony notebook with the Centrino technology.

I was traveling over the weekend, and I noticed AT&T had a "hot spot" in the gate area where I was waiting for my flight to depart. There were a number of other new hot spots aside from the standard Starbucks and Borders Books.

In a few years every major college campus will be wired with Wi-Fi networks, along with many other large employer areas. 

Since I last reported on NetWork Installation, the company announced it had received its first contract for a Wi-Fi installation project. The La Habra Elementary School District has retained NetWork Installation to install a Smart Bridge Wireless Local Access Network (WLAN) at Las Lomas Elementary School located in La Habra, CA. The network will enable faculty to access Internet and the School network at speeds of 11mbs. Click here to read the entire text of the press release.

In addition, NetWork Installation was out with news after the bell today. While unemployment statistics continue to point towards ongoing job losses, NetWork Installation is hiring. The company appointed William Lindbergh to the position of Chief Operating Officer. Lindbergh boasts a 20 year career in IT networking, including the title of regional operations manager for telecom giant Siemens. NetWork Installation is beefing up its management team for growth.

NetWork Installation has been around since 1997, and already achieves $3 to $4 million in annual sales. Their customer base includes IBM, Cisco Systems, The Travelers, UPS, University of Southern California, UCLA, and the Counties of Los Angeles and Orange.

I still believe this stock should be accumulated up to $3. If you don't own it now, you should. The company is currently closing in on some major projects which should bring some serious attention to the stock, and you will want to be in ahead of the rest of the world. I'd rather you be in a month too early than a day too late.

Here is the complete text of today's news release for your review:
 

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