I'm trying to figure this one out–no luck so far.

The tease:

"This company is the 800-pound gorilla in a niche software market for insurance agencies, with more than 300,000 end users across six continents, and

The company has already handed my readers 131% profits since March and is about to do it again.
The reason is simple:

The company’s software makes it easier for insurance companies to process data and increase their profits.

As a result, sales and earnings continue to shoot through the roof, as the company simply has no real competition in its sector, serving the world’s 70 top insurance companies.

For these reasons, this company has one heck of a powerful recurring revenue stream that’s not only doubled my readers’ money since March…

… but has been one of the best long term investments I’ve seen in years and in this market, delivering more than 200% gains over the past two years and more than 800% gains since 1984. "

and:

"The reasons are as simple as 1-2-3.

You have a little-known, niche software company that’s delivering 47% earnings growth in this market.

It’s doubled my readers in just four months

The company’s fortunes have risen 8-fold in 5 years, turning a $10,000 investment into $80,000. A $20,000 stake would have put $160,000 in your pocket. "

Perot Systems (PER)? Just a wild guess.

From the computer technical perspective, there is much to like here. They claim to offer some web based solutions which is a big positive from my perspective. I am a bit suspicious of a company founded in 1976 which claims to have 21st century software. There is just too much incentive to put internet lipstick on an IBM mainframe pig.

I'm not sure I buy Navellier's contention that they really don't have any competition. Relative newcomer INSW up 15% today. Not exactly a direct competitor, though. Yahoo also lists CSC as a competitor and I'm sure PER would be in there as well.

This one has already run up huge.

Be nimble,dlst. I'll be watching EBIX but not participating. These types of companies in software and tech are very interesting right now. The P/Es are low and the market caps are often well below where they were a year ago which makes them takeover candidates in my opinion.

EBIX does claim to have multilingual and multicurrency support which is quite an accomplishment if it works. It's difficult enough managing an insurance application in the US with states all having different complex rules and regulations. I'd be interested in how they manage it, whether they use cheap foreign programming services and how much of their stuff is truly web based.

Remember, we're supposed to be apolitical now and not "bitter clingers". Anywho, here are some symbols that I think are all MA based and might benefit from it. Just a list, I'm not recommending.

Boston Scientific (BSX), Hologic (HOLX), Waters (WAT), Haemonetics (HAE), Zoll Medical (ZOLL), athenahealth (ATHN), Phase Forward (PFWD), and Genzyme (GENZ)

Bad news on EBIX: down 10% on today's report. Louis still clueless.

I'm watching ATHN. Down today after earnings. Director/Founder Todd Park is resigning to join the Obamites. Perception seems to be he's "abandoning" the company. He has to sell 1.23 million shares. Once this shows up on the official insider stats, I expect a further drop in ATHN and a great buying opportunity.

Officially Park has to recuse himself from any matters relating to ATHN, but I have an inkling that athenahealth will benefit from this move indirectly.