GTXO saw some increased movement in volume and PPS yesterday. The majority of it was due to one thing. The Patent they have secured on those funky GPS shoes. According to their corporate lawyer, this patent is the first of several. These appear to be broad patents which hopefully will lock up those niches of the market.

As we have said countless times and will say again, GTXO isn’t done yet.
Earlier in the week GTXO dropped to $0.10 which is the lowest we think it’ll go ever again

While you may not need to put a GPS in your Pumas there are those out there who can benefit from them. Parents who want to keep tabs on their small children [especially ones whom may be mentally handicapped] out in public or in case the child is kidnapped. Amber alerts are great but GPS shoes are better.

Another market of people that would benefit from this technology are seniors who may be senile or have Alzheimer’s By having GPS enabled loafers not only will Grandpa be high tech but he’ll be trackable in case he has a WWII flash back and fortifies the nearby playground against Axis forces

Here is some info on the developments. Lets not forget that it’s not just these shoes they are working on. There are lots of other things in the proverbial pipeline.

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Patent RE40,879
GTX Corp Awarded Broad U.S. Patent
Key Developments – Reuters
Corporate Website

Expo Holding, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: EXPH) has launched their new division and brand — etc. (Easy Transitional Cabinetry). Pronounced “etcetera,” this new division is transforming the face of the cabinetry industry… literally. Etc. is a patent-pending cabinetry system that allows anyone to easily slide out the front components of their cabinetry, including face frame, doors and drawers, and replace with new ones.

With etc., consumers can enjoy the versatility of making easy cabinetry updates without the help of a professional. This easy Do-It-Yourself system requires no tools and can be completed in a fraction of the time it would take to replace traditional cabinetry. And, because you are simply changing out the face frames of the cabinetry, you don’t have to pay for entirely new cabinetry units.

The use of etc. will also change the commercial industry. Property managers can easily replace one or all of the components in a unit — minimizing repair and replacement costs. In a large facility such as a hotel, cabinetry components can be updated easily and cost-effectively with minimal downtime.

“We are very pleased to launch our new division and brand,” said James D. Brown, CEO of etc. “Our goal is to become the new standard in affordable ‘in stock’ face frame cabinetry.”

With retailers looking for ways to maintain or exceed sales goals while reducing inventory costs, etc. is a perfect fit. Instead of having to carry a complete line of multiple cabinetry color options, retailers will now only have to carry one set of base cabinet hulls and the multiple color options of interchangeable face frames with door and drawer fronts — decreasing inventory space and dollars by as much as 40%. “We believe this product will have wide acceptance from cash strapped retailers,” said Brown. “With etc., they will have a shorter sales cycle (new fronts as tastes change) and improved return on investment. We foresee a major shift in the way cabinetry is sold.”

“This is an innovative product demonstrating their knowledge of the industry and their entrepreneurial spirit. Wilkes County has a long tradition of successful manufacturing operations and innovativeness such as this product,” stated William C. Warden.

N.C. Congresswoman Virginia Foxx said, “I’m extremely pleased that Expo has chosen to manufacture its new product at the D&D Displays plant in Wilkes County. I hope that as they tap into Wilkes County’s experienced manufacturing workforce their investment in this community proves to be successful.”

The company expects mild distribution in 2009, with heavier distribution in 2010. “We estimate it will take two to three years to reach full market penetration,” said Brown, “and expect to make announcements in the near future regarding which retailer(s) will carry our new product as well as their impact on the company’s sales and bottom line.”

The first shipment of etc. brand cabinets will be made in the next two to three weeks. This is a small order valued between $12-$14,000 dollars.

For more information on etc., visit www.easytoinstall.com

The company is currently operating under non-disclosure agreements. This press release meets the standards of those agreements.

Marketwire

Alright guys, you’ve seen us do tons of coverage on EXPH, and why it’s such a great stock to get in on. But we’ve had a question thrown our way we feel we can clear up to help everyone out.

Question: Why can’t I buy EXPH? (example: Scottrade)

We wanted to answer this question sooner and make it public but we wanted to make sure we had our ducks in a row first.

We called up Scottrade and were informed that they may have not gotten the stocks within the grace period, basically they don’t want to sell stocks that they don’t have. Which, as we were informed, could have been a result of an error, but we personally think it was the holiday that threw everything off a little bit.

Only certain trade sites had this particular problem and it should be cleared up by now or will be very soon. So we still say it’s a great buy/hold if you already have your share of stocks. So check your favorite trade site and everything should be fine and dandy. If you don’t have a trade site you enjoy check out a few sites we have listed on our right hand side.

Also, this is a great buy in for EXPH, there are only 3,000 shares or so still being held by the people who were hoping the stock price would plummet (aka short-ers). We’re all anxiously awaiting the news on the 15th and we think it’s gonna be huge.

psssst: watch our site for a possibility of a major update on EXPH in the near future. Can’t say if it will or won’t happen, Mulder won’t let us (check FAQ) but just wait and see.