| Current Issue | January 2012 | |
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Can Investing be Liberating? Liberator, Inc. (LUVU) has emerged as an interesting company to watch from the oft overlooked Sexual Wellness sector. The company - which has generated over $60 million in revenues since its inception in 2002 - just announced record revenue guidance for its fiscal 2012 second quarter period ending 31 December 2011. Liberator is also coming off its best quarter to date with a 113% increase in revenues to $5.6 million versus the same quarter in 2010, gross profit of $1.8 million, and an adjusted EBITDA loss of only $5,000. Liberator appears to be headed for profitability in the near-term - making LUVU an interesting, low-priced stock for speculative investors to keep on their radar. LUVU is currently trading at the $0.18 to $0.20 per share range. And why not invest in the Sexual Wellness category? Albeit a bit risqué for some, the commercial sex industry, according to Business Week, is now ranked as one of the “Top 5 Rising Industries for 2031” with expected growth of over 17% annually. At the current rate of expansion, we could be looking at a $47 billion global industry in less than 20 years as the sector continues to make the crucial transition from underground to mainstream. Liberator (LUVU) is helping to lead the sexual wellness revolution - already with a sales presence with major retail outlets such as Walgreens, Amazon.com, Drugstore.com, and VitaminShop.com. The company’s flagship Liberator Shapes and Sex Furniture are top sellers and have been featured in the blockbuster movie Meet the Fockers and also on the Bravo Show, The Real Housewives of Atlanta. You can view all of the company’s unique product offerings at www.Liberator.com. |
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