Micros Systems (MCRS) is another longer-term opportunity with end markets -- hotels and restaurants -- that are under pressure. They bought the stock at 18.90, and it recently traded at 16.10. The Columbia, Md.-based software maker provides point-of-sale software applications for restaurants and hotels to manage inventory and sales. Wallis estimates the company has only a 30% penetration rate of its existing clients' outlets and also has an opportunity to move more aggressively into the quick-service restaurants. Hotels may present an even bigger market. By increasing market share, the company could have earnings of $1.33 in fiscal 2010 (June) and $1.51 in 2011.

Exploded with growth and has received some good contracts showing a lot of profit for investors.

BUY

Good management , many baby boomers will be using there serves

I picked this because the 5yr. growth is at 68.9 and the 1yr.18.0%.