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Spelman Research Associates has assembled a team of experienced securities analysts in order to offer expert, un-biased fundamental research on under-followed growth public companies. Our program of research coverage allows publicly traded companies bias free third party analyst coverage. Spelman Research reports and recommendations are used by both institutional and individual investors to obtain accurate, independently compiled securities data. In todays environment, companies that do not provide enough profit potential (i.e. Investment banking commissions, fees, trading profits etc.) for brokerage based/investment banking platforms tend not to be followed. We, at Spelman Research provide independent research for high quality, deserving public companies without the built in conflicts of interest that permeate the research community in this ever-changing regulatory climate. Using the preferable alternative of paid-for research compensation model, we provide significantly increased visibility and access to information for both individual and institutional investors. Spelman Research reports contain reliable and independently determined estimates for earnings models, as well as price targets and time horizons, investment recommendations and rating. Our teams of securities analysts are mostly CFA.s, seasoned professionals with years of specialized industry experience. Spelman Research reports contain independently determined estimates, a price target and time horizon, investment recommendation and industry peer research. As a way to eliminate pecuniary conflict of interest and in order to maintain full analyst independence, all of Spelman Research analysts are paid upfront for a full year of coverage. All analysts are also prohibited in owning, trading or dealing in the covered companys shares and are never compensated with the covered company debt or equity.

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