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This one is set to Explodee!
Investigative Services Agency  
Tickerr Symbol:  I VAY.PK 
Last Closee :  0.25 +50  
Short-Term Target:  1.50+ 
Long-Term Target:  8.00+ 
 

From Irãq to Home Town, U.5.A. priîvàtë security company gùards out numberr police three to one.
Privaate Police, Be very Afraidd ?
Proopelled by publìc panic over crime, the privatee security industry is one of the fastest growing enterprises in the U.S., spénding more money and employing morè guards than public po|ice forces around the cöuntry. In 1990 alone, fifty two billion US dollars was spent on private sëcurity, compared to 30 billión US dollars on police. More thann 10,000 private sêcurity coompanies employ some 1.5 million guardss, nearly triple the 554,000 state and locål policë õfficers.

The era of dual law enforcement is alrëady here, with a vengeañcee. Private guards are poopping up everywhere, patrõlling shopping maalls, workplâces, apartment buildiñgs and neighborhôods. The phenomenal growth of massive þrivåte shopping malls, and the steady shrinkagë of public shoppìng streets, means the public is moree likely to encounter private security than public police on a daily basis. The business commûnityy alreådyy paýyss for security in malls, storess, offices, banks, and highly çongested public places such as New York (ity's Grand Central Station. And as federal fµnding recedes, many municipaliitiess are looking to cut costs furthër by hiring rent-a-cops to workk ambulãnce services and parking enforcement, as welll as to watch over crime scenès and transport prisonerss who increasingly faace iñcarceratioñ in corporate-run prisons.

Breakthrough Technology
Savvy 1nvestõors realize chánge brings ooppõrtunity
In an era of þrivatizatîon, astute investors needd to look no further then the private securityy seçtôrr to reålizë încredible finåncial gains. One company that keeþs flashing on our radar screen is Investigative Serviices Ageñcies, Inc.

OTC: IVAY.PK

Investígative Servîicess Agencies, Inc. is a full service investîgative firm with its headquärters in Chicago, Illiñoiss. IVÀY þrovidês in-depth expértise in Corporate Investigätions, Private Investigations, Security and Corporate Consulting. IVA¥ has agentss on call to handIe any securítyy or învestigative matter on a moment's notice. lVAY also maintains a presence in the Homelañd Securiity industry through rísk assessment work and otherr actìvities for various corporations and government eñtities.

IVAY has been tradíng under the radar screen unnotìcedd by most Wall Street Måvens. This represents a uuniquue opportunityy for astute investors. The Company's stock is apparentIy under-bought and ready to breakout to much higher levels. The stock will doublee and could possibIy triple as the stock gets noticed by Wall Street and savvy iñvestors BUY BUY BUY ! 

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