New on Wall Street Reporter: Cabot Analyst's Take on Solar Stocks

Riptide Worldwide Inc. CEO Frank Wilde also explains how he's consolidating in
the red-hot practice management space

NEW YORK, Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- With the charts "basically saying the
market isn't that healthy at the moment," Mike Cintolo, editor of the Cabot
Market Letter, recently told Wall Street Reporter, that he's "happy on the
sidelines" with a 2/3 allocation to cash -- but individual stocks still remain
attractive.
In particular, Cintolo notes that solar power stocks like Suntech Power
(NYSE: STP) and Memc Electronic Materials (NYSE: WFR) are shaping up to become
"one of the first glamour sectors to really take the market by storm" after
the dot-com boom.
Investors looking for more on what Cintolo thinks about solar and how
Cabot's technical analysis helped its model portfolio substantially outperform
the broad market last year can listen to his exclusive commentary at
www.WallStreetReporter.com. Those hungry for more news and commentary straight
from the mouths of market gurus and corporate executives can find hundreds of
other interviews archived on the site.
For example, Frank Wilde, chief executive officer at the newly renamed
Riptide Worldwide Inc. (OTCBB: SDLP) -- until recently known as Shea
Development Corp. -- says the $10 billion market for business practice
management and automation is "on fire," with "CEOs and CFOs scared stiff to
wake up one day and realize that something is wrong with their company."
Highlights of the interview:

-- Details on how the company's aggressive M&A strategy should translate
"a standing start" in 2007 into positive EBITDA in 2008.
-- "Very, very high-end" existing clientele, including Marriott and
Raytheon.
-- Management's past experience as serial entrepreneurs with successful
exits.

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About Riptide Worldwide Inc.
Riptide Worldwide Inc. (OTCBB: SDLP) develops business process automation
(BPA) and business process management (BPM) software to integrate, assemble,
and optimize available IT assets to drive business process productivity,
reliability, and security.
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ext. 260; or Frank Wilde, Chairman & CEO of Riptide Worldwide Inc.,
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