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VOLUME 06: ISSUE 99
Focus
Edition
Company
Name:
Siena
Technologies (OTCBB: SIEN)
Coverage
Initiated:
April
5, 2006
Release
Price:
$.40
Average
Volume:
24,950
52
Week Range:
$.20
- $.99
Suggested
Target/Stop:
$.21
- $.95
Siena
Technologies: Raising The Stakes
Take
yourself back to April of 2000. The market was getting rocked, really for
the first time in years. A few investors made a small fortune because they
knew where to find the right opportunities.....the kind capable of shrugging
off broad market weakness. While the S&P 500 gave up nearly 15% between
its 2000 peak and where it ended the same year, the average casino and
gaming stock actually gained 44.6% during that span. By the time the
S&P 500 hit a bottom in October of 2002, it had pulled back by 46%
from its all-time high. During that same time period, the typical casino
and gaming stock appreciated by a hefty 117%.
Coincidence?
We doubt it. Might instead there be a meaningful hint for investors somewhere
in there? We think so.
If
an industry's stocks can overcome the worst the market has to offer,
then we're definitely interested in learning more about these amazingly
strong companies. And as such, we're more than happy to present to you
what we feel is a stock perfectly positioned to capitalize on the major
growth we expect in the near future for a particular gaming segment.
We
see Siena Technologies (OTCBB:
SIEN) as a pioneer of what seems to be materializing as the 'next big
thing' within the gaming world. Their primary subsidiary - Kelley Technologies
- designs and custom-builds Race & Sports Book (horse racing and
athletic events) betting systems for casinos that want to improve their
current sports-betting offer. And after reading today's news of Siena's/Kelley's
latest achievement, we don't think we could be any more convinced of their
stock's potential. Our opinion is simple....we think this company's
capitalization on a fast-growing sliver of the gaming pie could mean big
returns later for today's investors. More on that in a second though.
The
Ultimate Endorsement
You
know, there are probably dozens (maybe hundreds) of effective ways to endorse
anything. Celebrities can tout cologne on TV, and an elected government
official can publicly support a candidate by throwing a fund-raiser/dinner.
But you know which endorsement means as much to us as any of those? The
endorsement casinos provide when they add a new attraction.
Think
about it. Casinos may be the tightest run ships in the country, as absolutely
no level of detail is overlooked. Everything from the color and design
of the carpet, the placement of the casino between the hotel registration
desk and the elevator, and the 'clinking' sound made by a slot machine.......every
meticulous nuance about how to draw and keep a crowd has been deliberately
thought out.
What's
that got to do with Siena? If a casino is willing to spend some big bucks
to enhance part of their betting floor (Siena's design service is far from
inexpensive), then we think there's just got to be something enormously
attractive about the technology. See, casinos aren't likely to spend a
nickel if they don't think there's something even bigger down the road.
As far as we're concerned, that's the most powerful endorsement
Siena could ever achieve....being sought out by people who (ironically)
leave nothing to chance.
Point
being, that's an awful lot of interest in what Siena brings to the table.
We have to believe there's something special - and likely profitable -
about their technology. In other words, investors take note...we believe
this company could be on the verge of providing major rewards for investors,
especially in light of its currently-low trading level.
Siena's
Ace - The Technology
In
a nutshell (which doesn't do it justice), Siena's Race & Sports Book
betting systems allow the casino to display and re-arrange all sorts of
sports betting information on one screen, which can be adjusted 'on the
fly' by a floor manager. Take a look at the nearby image....the technology
allows for a completely customizable display, with odds, betting information,
and the actual sporting event all one screen.
So
what? Like we said, casinos leave no detail un-addressed.
The
more common Racing & Sports Book rooms at casinos display an event
on a big screen television, and show the lines or odds on an LCD screen
somewhere else. And, it may not be possible to customize the way in which
each sporting event or race is presented.
Siena
Technologies, on the other hand, designs systems that fully integrate the
sporting event and the odds on one screen. Plus, the technology allows
for easy-to-optimize presentation of events.
The
difference in the two may seem minor, but subconsciously, Siena's functionality
is considerably better. While the more common LCD/static display design
may be functional, it may also be equally frustrating - perhaps annoying
- to use if you're a serious bettor. There's nothing more dangerous to
a casino's bottom line than a bettor walking out the door just because
it was too much of a pain to keep playing. Siena offers casinos a very
easy and fully customizable tool for their Race and Sports Books....the
kind of thing that makes it easy to keep playing. Ultimately, anything
that draws and keeps people in the casino should boost a casino's bottom
lines. We think this opportunity is as simple as that.....casinos are likely
to demand a technology like this because it drives traffic, and owning
Siena shares is a shot at capitalizing on the concept.
However,
there are two additional ideas to tuck away if you're mulling over this
trading idea.
The
first
one is the pending patent on the impressive technology. See, Siena
isn't just reproducing the old technology...they're offering something
that appears to be much better than most current Sports Book rooms. And
that, to us, could be the feather in the cap for what we already think
is a powerful opportunity for investors.
The
second
idea - and this is an important one - is a reiteration that we think
the 'I want it' mentality is much more powerful than the 'I need it' mindset.
To us, given that gaming stocks were able to rise at all in the 2000-2002
bear market validates the 'Wow!' factor behind their Race & Sports
Book technology.
Imagine....not
only could investors benefit from what we see as a high-demand technology,
but if the patent is approved, investors may also benefit from several
years worth of Siena's exclusive rights to design and deliver the
technology.
Today's
News
Care
to know why our excitement has been renewed? Siena just delivered a custom-built
Race & Sports Book system Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino. It
was the fourth they designed and delivered this year. The net revenue
generated from these and other similar projects totaled around $4.1 million
last quarter, and now the Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino (Las Vegas)
installment will be beefing up their Q4 figures.
Is
that a lot of dough? Compared to where they were a year ago, yeah. Just
for perspective, Siena raked in $15.9 million through their third quarter
of 2006. For all of 2005 - prior to the Kelley acquisition - they pulled
in only $5.9 million. Gross margins doubled that quarter.
Based
on the trend we see, we come to two conclusions....(1) the Kelley acquisition
seems to have been a brilliant move, and (2) it seems like it's going to
be a wise fiscal move. In turn, that's the kind of thing that's likely
to whip up demand for shares, which is why we feel you may want to scoop
some up now.....before the rest of the crowd beats you to it.
The
full press release will appear below. In the meantime......
Putting
Your Money on the Table
So
what's the investment scenario look like for SIEN right now? We have to
say, knowing how we feel about the underlying opportunity for the company,
we're equally excited about the outright opportunity in being a shareholder.
Yes,
in our opinion, this stock is tremendously undervalued in comparison to
where we think it could go once more and more casinos recognize their Race
and Sports Book technology could be so much better.
Our
suggested target area for Siena shares right now is 95 cents, with a suggested
stop level of 21 cents. Both are mostly technically driven. The target
is approximately a 38% Fibonacci retracement of the high reached in early
2005, and will serve as a good initial upside possibility. The stop of
21 cents is roughly based on the lows seen in September. Both of those
may be adjusted in the future, depending on how we re-interpret the chart
as time passes.
Currently
at 35 cents, shares are obviously on the low end of that range, so the
potential upside from here is tremendous for those who also understand
the downside risks. But as we said, with the addition of Kelley, is sure
seems like Siena is well positioned for a nice future. We don't think shares
should be too far behind. If you want to be involved with trends in their
early stages, and if you like the idea of Siena's superior technology,
then we think you might be very pleased with Siena come this time next
year - it sure looks like a strong hand to us.
Siena
Technologies Subsidiary Announces Successful Design and Delivery of Patent
Pending Race and Sports Book Technology System at Santa Fe Station Hotel
and Casino
Kelley Technologies,
a pioneer in advanced gaming and entertainment systems, continues to expand
footprint in real-time race and sports book venues
LAS VEGAS (DECEMBER
18, 2006) - Jeff Hultman, CEO of publicly traded Siena Technologies (OTC
Bulletin Board: SIEN), announced today its Kelley Technologies subsidiary
has successfully completed the design and delivery of its patent pending
Race and Sports Book Technology at Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino in
Las Vegas.
This is the third
of Kelley's newest Race and Sports Book systems to be installed at a Station
Casinos property this year, with the first two at Red Rock Casino, Resort
and Spa and Green Valley Ranch, both in Las Vegas. The fourth system that
was designed and delivered this year is showcased at Boyd Gaming Corporation's
Borgata Hotel, Casino & Spa in Atlantic City.
"Joining Red Rock
Resort and Green Valley Ranch, the new Santa Fe Station Race and Sports
Book raises the bar for race and sports wagering and viewing facilities
in Las Vegas," says Art Manteris, vice president of Station Casinos race
and sports book operations.
According to Kevin
Ruud, Director of Design and Engineering at Kelley Technologies, there
are several key differences between the company's new system and the competition.
"For starters, we deliver data related to betting lines and other important
news into the video display next to the action instead of on a traditional
scrolling LED banner board that is separate from the screen," he says.
"Also, our large screen displays are powered by the most advanced processors
so operators can change multiple images on the fly, to create a more dynamic
race and sports book experience."
The early positive
response has helped Kelley secure initial design contracts for its Race
& Sports Book systems at the Aliante Station Hotel & Casino and
Durango Station Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
"Kelley has a
great reputation for delivering high-end race and sports books systems
that deliver reliable real-time data and images combined with a 'wow' factor
that makes our clients' venue the place to be," says Jeff Hultman. "Mike
Kelley and his team continue to re-define the gaming experience for today's
high-tech savvy customer which is why the leaders in the industry want
to work with them."
About Siena Technologies.
Siena Technologies
(formerly known as Network Installation Corp.), through its wholly-owned
subsidiary Kelley Technologies, is a technology company which specializes
in the design, development and integration of communication technology
and system networks for the resort and gaming industry as well as luxury
high-rise condo developments (MDUs). Kelley Technologies has also developed
a patent-pending, proprietary next generation Race & Sports Book platform
designed for the gaming industry and remains committed to developing the
most advanced technology solutions to meet the desires of its clients.
To find out more about Siena Technologies (OTC
Bulletin Board: SIEN) or Kelley Technologies, please visit www.kelleytechnologies.com
and www.enhanceht.com. The Company's public financial information and filings
can be viewed at www.sec.gov.
Forward Looking
Statements
This release contains
forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, statements concerning
our business and possible or assumed future results of operations. Our
actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in the forward-looking
statements for many reasons including: our ability to continue as a going
concern, adverse economic changes affecting markets we serve; competition
in our markets and industry segments; our timing and the profitability
of entering new markets; greater than expected costs, customer acceptance
of wireless networks or difficulties related to our integration of the
businesses we may acquire; and other risks and uncertainties as may be
detailed from time to time in our public announcements and SEC filings.
Although we believe the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements
are reasonable, they relate only to events as of the date on which the
statements are made, and our future results, levels of activity, performance
or achievements may not meet these expectations. We do not intend to update
any of the forward-looking statements after the date of this document to
conform these statements to actual results or to changes in our expectations,
except as required by law.
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