Thijs Roemaat

PGAS – Between hell(ennia) and the deep blue sea

Petrogress Inc. is a vertically integrated oil company, active in the business of trading, shipping, and distributing petroleum products. Its headquarters is in the Hellenic republic, which turns out to be Greece (had to look that one up). It seems that my skill in geography is not what I thought it was. Let’s hope myContinue reading “PGAS – Between hell(ennia) and the deep blue sea”

ESWW – Looking for a catalyst

Environmental Solutions Worldwide Inc., is a manufacturer of catalytic converter products, founded in 1998. This video gives an impression of what the business is about. The company doesn’t publish any information currently. With ESWW’s average share volume of 497, it’s a bit of a challenge to acquire a position, even a small sized one. WhatContinue reading “ESWW – Looking for a catalyst”

ACGX – Too cheap to ignore

Every now and then, whilst scanning through the OTC Markets, I come across companies with very low market caps, between 100 and 200k. Usually, these are empty shells and merely remnants of the past. Rarely, a company is still in business. Even more rarely, the company is making money. Alliance Creative Group is such aContinue reading “ACGX – Too cheap to ignore”

QBAK – Hoping for some tape action

Qualstar is an American manufacturer of power supplies (N2Power) and back-up systems, in particular tape libraries. While this technology may seem somewhat outdated, tapes offer low-cost data storage, and provide an offline alternative to cloud storage. The company employs around 15 people and is not particularly capital-intensive. Alright, let’s start with the numbers.Market Cap =Continue reading “QBAK – Hoping for some tape action”