QTWW Shares Continue To Surge, Analyst Sentiment Very Positive

Since we last spoke about the company on 5/29 Quantum Technologies (NASDAQ: QTWW) at $2.47, shares traded up to a new 52-week high of $2.95 last week before settling down to a current price of $2.88.

The company announced a revised financing agreement Thursday that could mean further dilution to the stock down the road, but investors appear to have shrugged it off.

RedChip Independent recently initiated research on the company. Here's what analyst Harry Russell, MBA had to say:

``Quantum has made several solid decisions as of late in light of oil prices, the economy, and the government's stance on alternative energy. By shedding its financially cumbersome Tecstar business unit and concentrating on environmentally friendly business units that work symbiotically, the Company is poised for revenue growth, margin expansion, and various economies of scale. In addition, it has strong relationships with large players carrying financial, technological, and political acumen, the most notably of which is General Motors (GM).''

``Quantum has taken a core business of selling propulsion systems to GM and is now developing hybrid vehicles using its affiliate's batteries, design acumen and expertise, and photovoltaic solutions. By so doing, Quantum has generated several large contracts which could be expanded and prove wildly lucrative, while at the same time reducing its exposure to traditional fuel-driven businesses,'' Russell continued.

``With rapid revenue growth and higher gross margins expected to lead to sustainable bottom-line profits by 2010, this transition window provides a timely investment opportunity. We recommend accumulation of shares and rate QTWW a 'Speculative Buy' with a 12-month price target of $4.00,'' he concluded.