Dow Jones 10555.25 +19.77 9:09 am PST, October 4, 2005  NASDAQ 2165.16 +9.73 For info, visit access.smallcapnetwork.com S & P 500 1228.57 +1.87 Change your subscription status here Russell 2000 672.62 +2.07 VOLUME 05: ISSUE 77  Feature: Universal Detection - Report Reveals Robust Growth Projections. Dropping Superclick. On the heels of our Trading Alert last week on advanced environmental monitoring company Universal Detection Technology (OTCBB: UDTT), Beacon Equity Research has released a comprehensive 15-page report on the company rating it as a Speculative Buy with an initial 12-month price target of 52 cents.  That represents a 150 percent gain against Monday's close of 22 cents. The report further projects that UDTT could earn 3 cents, 6 cents and 11 cents per share in 2008,2009 and 2010, respectively. Here's a link to the Beacon report for your perusal. http://access.smallcapnetwork.com/news_images/udttreport.pdf We suggest investors take a few moments to read the analysis as it gives an excellent current corporate picture as well as details of the exciting growth potential for this unique company. We continue to suggest that investors accumulate UDTT shares at these levels.  As we mentioned in our technical comment last week: "As it gathers steam, UDTT could initially trade up to 46 cents--which would be more than a double from current levels--before it meets any real resistance. The risk/reward at current levels appear excellent'.  Bio-detection equipment is the second fastest growing segment in the bio-terrorism market behind vaccines. The market in which UDTT finds itself was noted in the Report at $345 million in 2003 and is expected to rise to $1.9 billion by 2008-- a 41 percent average annual growth rate. The Beacon Report goes into significant detail regarding the potential for UDTT's current anthrax 'early warning' continuous air monitoring system, the BSM-2000. It also notes current orders for the BSM-2000 such as that from Miami-based Global Baggage Protection Systems (Secure Wrap) for 1-10 units. Secure Wrap provides baggage-wrapping systems in excess of 20 airports globally. A further installation in a California hotel will give the company excellent exposure within the private sector where it has targeted strong growth. The report also notes such areas of influence for investors such as competitors, marketing relationships and, of course, analysis and projection of the relevant numbers, including detailed forecasts out to 2010, where it sees UDTT selling close to 200 units in that year. That sales number may be a bit conservative--understandably--as we feel that the big growth market for UDTT will be in providing air-monitoring solutions to the private sector. While the Homeland/Security sector sales will likely be significant, the need for protective monitoring within hotels, health care institutions, biotech companies as well as other public and private venues will be, in our opinion, a major sales driver in the years ahead. And since the BSM-2000 --and we believe subsequent products--is customizable, the potential for exponential growth within both sectors is extremely compelling. UDTT has tentacles throughout the world courtesy of regional marketing and distribution partners. We believe that the company is in the right places at the right time with the right products and R&D. The company owns the licensing rights to its technology and has continued its development relationship with NASA's JPL as well as working with Rutger's University within that institution's integrated solution against biological, chemical and radiological threats. We expect more relationships of this quality and influence to emerge as the company executes its business plan. There will be much more to report on this company. We'll bring it to you as it happens.  A UDTT position in the long-term smallcap section of your speculative portfolio is warranted, in our opinion.   Dropping Superclick Coverage. We are formally dropping coverage of SuperClick (OTC BB: SPCK).  While the fundamentals of the company remain sound there is a potential black cloud on the horizon for shareholders. This past summer's financing could result in substantial potential dilution to shareholders due its the nature. Shares will be issued to the financier at a 30% discount to the prevailing market no matter how low the shares trade. This situation is known as a "death spiral".  In our view, the nature of this financing provides little upside for shareholder over the next few months until the market has absorbed these potential excess supplies.  While the situation may right itself over time and we could well resume coverage, these recent events compel us to drop Superclick at this time. Investors may either hold their SPCK shares or sell a position to move to a faster horse. There are several in our stable that may fit the bill, depending on your risk tolerance.   We Value Your Feedback Got comments, questions or suggestions? Send 'em on over: Editor@smallcapnetwork.com If you wish to send a written request or inquiry, please send it to our physical address: TGR Group, LLC 4653 Carmel Mtn Rd Suite 308 #402  San Diego, CA 92130 Subscribe Information is power and timely information is profitable. Become informed and profit from SmallCapDigest Profiles and Trading Alerts by becoming a Preferred Member today. 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