I’m looking for 3 big announcements within the next 30-40 days per the last investor conference; Zbox appears to be a 3rd party product that will be sold by Zagg, a new “game” changing product, and of course NASDAQ listing. In terms of the price, I do think we will see a bump up on all the forthcoming news.
However, I just can’t help but think the overall market is inflated currently and we may see a general downturn in the next couple of months. Our political leaders may be calling a bottom of the economy here but we can’t ignore the facts of unemployment (approaching 10%), savings rates are now increasing which impacts consumer spending, tighter credit, foreclosures still to come through 2011, and finally continual de-leveraging of credit card/commercial debt (with correlating defaults).
Zagg has done well despite the market’s overall hiccups, however, that’s not to say it will not be impacted going forward since the price is still trading at higher trailing P/E levels. It will take a steady mind to ignore the volatility to come and just trust that Zagg’s future earnings power is what will point us upward.
ZAGG announced the appointment of an additional member, Ed Ekstrom, to its Board of Directors. Not only will this satisfy NASDAQ listing requirements, but Mr. Ekstrom brings experience from working in executive positions for Hewlett-Packard and Intel. Mr. Ekstrom has served on the boards of several companies and is currently Chairman of the Technology Advisory Board for the State of Utah, as well as a managing director for vSpring Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm.

ZAGG continues to bear good news, earning $0.05 per diluted share in 2Q’09 compared to $0.01 fully diluted in 2Q’08. Earnings guidance provided by the company for 2009 is $38 million in revenue and $0.22 earnings per share.
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WEMU has shown good growth in share value since covering the company in April, or 74% at its 52 week high of $7.50, but has fallen back after 2Q earnings. New markets have been penetrated through solar module endorsements, such as South Korea with the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission), the US with UL (Underwriters Laboratories), and six western states with CEC (California Energy Commission) certifications. Since then, management has and still is pursuing a formal listing with either NASDAQ or AMEX. CFO John Ballard stated in the 2Q ’09 conference call that he cannot place a time frame on when a formal listing will occur, but believes it will be “soon”.
WEMU announced second quarter revenues of $10.32 million (51% increase) and net income of $19,299 –decreased by a prior period error. The earnings can be viewed in the positive if you like to see quarterly year over year revenue growth, or otherwise if you were expecting the 2009 goal of $100 million in revenue and $3-$5 million in net income. Solar modules faced a 55% decline in value (down to $2.03 per module), which in turn decreased revenues for the company. The new 2009 guidance given by management is 60 million in revenues and .56 earnings per share (roughly a $2 million net income) based on backlogged revenues. Read more…