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TRKR has had a significant increase in revenues over the last two reported qtrs. Although margins are showing signs of improvement, heavy development costs have kept TRKR from becoming profitable. They have spent $15M creating and expanding their global identification and recovery infrastructure. Once this infrastructure is in place, I would think expenses should go down. TRKR's chart is forming a base with growing volume. Their endorsement by the International Association of Chiefs of Police and new contracts with major airports should increase demand for TRKR's services. One drawback is the recent, heavy dilution of the shares (~10M to 20M). I still think this one has potential. Anyone else have a feel for TRKR? |
