DALLAS, April 15, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Wall Street Futures, a leading news source for small-cap investors, continues to monitor a number of companies that appear to be poised for long-term growth in the medical staffing space.
Many large companies in this sector experienced slight declines this week, after considerable share price gains the week prior. AMN Healthcare Services (NYSE:AHS) and Cross Country (Nasdaq:CCRN), for instance, are slightly down in five days of trading, while Medical Staffing Network (NYSE:MRN) enjoyed a slight rally on Monday but has since leveled. Likewise, Gentiva Health Services (Nasdaq:GTIV) and On Assignment (Nasdaq:ASGN) have traded fairly flat in the past five days.
A few weeks ago, Wall Street Futures gave MSSI-TeleScience International, Inc. (OTCBB:MSSI), a provider of long-term medical personnel, homeland security and technology services to federal, state and local government agencies as well as the private sector, its highest rating of "strong buy." Since then, MSSI has more than doubled in value from a low of $0.12 per share on March 24 to $0.245 a share at yesterday's close.
Wall Street Futures believes MSSI continues to offer one of the best values among medical staffing companies, and it should continue to attract investors seeking a viable alternative in this space.
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