Good morning :)
Let's start looking for stocks on fire, please post your suggestions that I'll cover them with a brief video analysis.
For now I'll keep on holding the 3 Stocks on Fire (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire_3sof.php) I got, TRMM, OFI and SILC.
Thanks for your participation!
Today I could use an OTCBB play. I don't know, since the lack of information is greater there I seem to get more advantage with my fast fundamental analysis of the specific stock situation. Also, the returns can be bigger and faster (although the risk is also higher, but the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire_3sof.php) is a high return/high risk proposition).
But, whatever you got there, I welcome it :)
hi david...can you take a look at NWTMF and WEL
thanks
hi Dave!!! What about CKSW....
Thanks!! :D
Hi Dave!
HMSC.OB
Thanks
USEI....only OTBC really moving today so far that I see. Alt. energy play coming off the bottom??.
RHOI???
How about VRS.TO ? Poorknight
MOBL.OB
Quote from: waverider on January 30, 2007, 09:39:55 AM
hi david...can you take a look at NWTMF and WEL
thanks
NWTMF.OB 3 minute look:
http://www.youtube.com/v/jsmNAd68bwI
The company has no operations yet and it is a $62 M market cap. There's no liquidity problems though, as the balance sheet looks strong.
I'm not a fan of mining companies at this stage, but good luck waverider :)
Is this NWTMF.OB video working on your computer?
Buy HAUP for since its breaking out! I realize you own it for the long-term portfolio, but money is money and HAUP will make money for the short term one as well!
It works on mine, but when I upload, it just gets black >:( I'll upload again, let's make a quick call to Ramsburg.
Quote from: David Randolph on January 30, 2007, 10:15:16 AM
It works on mine, but when I upload, it just gets black >:( I'll upload again, let's make a quick call to Ramsburg.
It's also black here and nothing happens ...
Quote from: poorknight on January 30, 2007, 09:56:59 AM
How about VRS.TO ? Poorknight
Hi pooknight, sorry, just NYSE, Nasdaq, AMEX and OTCBB, as you can read on the FAQ (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/trading/index.php?topic=8739.0).
Thanks anyway :)
Quote from: nica33 on January 30, 2007, 09:44:11 AM
hi Dave!!! What about CKSW....
Thanks!! :D
Well, since the video is not working properly, let's do this by writing.
The chart is bullish. Revenue and profit trends are positive. Market cap is just $105 M. Balance sheet is strong. The only potential problem is valuation, but this being a software company ... I like it, will keep an eye on it throughout the session.
For WEL the latest 3 quarters were extremely strong, I think the stock is undervalued and will soon breakout above $2.5. But not on fire today, with just 48,000 shares changing hands.
Thanks :)
XIDE
How about JOB?
Quote from: willbrich on January 30, 2007, 09:46:05 AM
Hi Dave!
HMSC.OB
Thanks
Hi again willbrich :)
HMSC.OB is down 21% today, so not on fire. Market cap is $7.5 M. It actually started having some meaningful revenues in 2006, which I welcome. I estimate full year revenues at $8 M or so. Still losing about $1 M a quarter.
Balance sheet is weak, with negative working capital (that usually leads to dilution). Talking about dilution let me see if there are convertible preferred shares ... yes, that's the problem.
I avoid shares with a lot of preferred shares outstanding.
Great advice.
Thanks.
NIHK is up 4.55%
NMKT is starting to come around
Apparently there is a problem on Google Video's server. I'm checking an alternative way of posting the videos on 3SOF right now.
Quote from: kslifka on January 30, 2007, 09:49:15 AM
USEI....only OTBC really moving today so far that I see. Alt. energy play coming off the bottom??.
Yes, USEI is up a lot today (57% as I write), but the technical trend is bearish and I see important resistance at $0.15 - $0.16.
Fundamentally the market cap is about $13 M, no relevant revenues and huge losses every quarter. The balance sheet is also very weak with negative working capital.
I'm avoiding the company, I guess the latest positive press releases are just to impress investors and get their money to face short term working capital deficiencies.
look at NBIX
Quote from: Quilan on January 30, 2007, 09:55:30 AM
RHOI???
Volume at RHOI is picking up a bit, but still just $43,000 traded today, so not enough to be considered on fire. The chart also shows a bearish picture.
Fundamentally this is a $2.7 M market cap company with just 1 employee (I wish I were that productive), $0 revenues, huge losses and an extremely weak balance sheet. I see it going down to $0.0001, then make a reverse split and again down to $0.0001.
David,
What is your plan on SILC? Down some today.
Thanks a lot!
MOBL.OB's trend is bearish now. That means any rebound will face overhead resistance, that is, people that bought above the current levels and are losing will be a selling force when/if the stock advances.
Technically it may have a rebound, but I usually don't play for rebounds, since the trend is my best friend in the market.
Fundamentally it is a $33 M market cap company with estimated revenues for full year 2006 of $92 M. The problem is that it still loses $4 M a quarter and the balance sheet shows a very poor short term liquidity picture, with negative working capital of ($19 M).
That means you need to join the selling pressure of existing shareholders and the company itself, as it needs money to finance operations.
I'll avoid MOBL.OB, even though it can provide a strong rebound, I don't know about that.
Thanks for the suggestion :)
NWTMF.OB video available:
http://www.3stocksonfire.org/trading/index.php?topic=8829.msg86267#msg86267
Quote from: sfhappyfish88 on January 30, 2007, 11:04:37 AM
David,
What is your plan on SILC? Down some today.
Thanks a lot!
People selling don't know what they're doing, SILC is an easy double from current levels in my opinion, because they just made EPS of $0.20 in Q4. Not considering future growth (and there's extremely strong growth), this company will have a full year 2007 EPS of $0.8. The industry average earnings multiple is 44, that gives me a price per share of $35.2.
I'll hold.
HOKU on fire now.Moving with very high Volume
Quote from: mbaugh on January 30, 2007, 10:14:34 AM
Buy HAUP for since its breaking out! I realize you own it for the long-term portfolio, but money is money and HAUP will make money for the short term one as well!
HAUP, lovely stock. What I'm finding interesting with this 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire_3sof.php) experience is that it is really hard to find better stocks than the ones we're holding on the Main Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire.php).
Anyway, HAUP is trading just 32,000 shares today, so not on fire. I hope it is able to close above $8, but if not today, no problem, I have patience.
VSGN, Canadian bio tech. It had a bad trial result last summer which caused large drop, but it has been trending up steadily and volume here and in Toronto has been very high.
thanks David on WEL....what is the next resistant you see for UPDA.OB
Quote from: nica33 on January 30, 2007, 10:34:46 AM
XIDE
Hi nica33, XIDE has an awesome long and short term chart :o Definitely on fire today.
Let me make some fundamental tests:
1) Market cap $340 M (a bit large for what we're looking here, but still acceptable);
2) Incredible revenue numbers of about $2.79 B for 2006. Price to Sales Ratio of about 0.12;
3) Still losing more than $30 M a quarter for the past 3 quarters;
4) No short term liquidity problems;
So, the problem with XIDE is that they had just one profitable quarter since they're a publicly traded company, and that was the first, Q2 2004. But still, the Price to Sales Ratio is just 0.12 and the industry average is 1.98.
The market is telling us the company will approach profitability (or at least lose less, soon), and if it starts closing that revenue multiple gap to its industry average, it can be a multi bagger (but that's of course a long shot).
Up 8.5% as we speak ... not bad, my short term outlook is positive.
Quote from: David Randolph on January 30, 2007, 11:28:53 AM
Quote from: mbaugh on January 30, 2007, 10:14:34 AM
Buy HAUP for since its breaking out! I realize you own it for the long-term portfolio, but money is money and HAUP will make money for the short term one as well!
HAUP, lovely stock. What I'm finding interesting with this 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire_3sof.php) experience is that it is really hard to find better stocks than the ones we're holding on the Main Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire.php).
Anyway, HAUP is trading just 32,000 shares today, so not on fire. I hope it is able to close above $8, but if not today, no problem, I have patience.
I am finding this experience as well but one can hope and get lucky enough to ride a swing that may not be found on the system you use for the main portfolio since we have many inputs from many traders, monitoring many different stocks so...... I guess this brings me to an interesting question, are you using the same tools for the 3SOF and you are for the main? If memory serves me correctly, you used Metastock or something like that that analyzes 11,000 stocks and gives you something you can use as a tool for stock recommendations? I am only 4 years older than you so my memory tends to fade a bit so please refresh me as I have too many balls in the air and sometimes they drop and I just didn't see the darn ball drop. lol
I ask because with a pick of SILC yesterday, would that have hit the normal radar or was that something that came from a trader goin, hey this thing is on fire!? I know it's down today but 5% in one day ain't bad. Thanks again for all you David!
Quote from: David Randolph on January 30, 2007, 11:17:42 AM
Quote from: sfhappyfish88 on January 30, 2007, 11:04:37 AM
David,
What is your plan on SILC? Down some today.
Thanks a lot!
People selling don't know what they're doing, SILC is an easy double from current levels in my opinion, because they just made EPS of $0.20 in Q4. Not considering future growth (and there's extremely strong growth), this company will have a full year 2007 EPS of $0.8. The industry average earnings multiple is 44, that gives me a price per share of $35.2.
I'll hold.
I love SILC's numbers too so I am holding despite a small drop today and with the long term bull trend, this could also go on the main but I love it either way! ROCK ON!
Quote from: lancefur on January 30, 2007, 11:50:18 AM
Quote from: David Randolph on January 30, 2007, 11:17:42 AM
Quote from: sfhappyfish88 on January 30, 2007, 11:04:37 AM
David,
What is your plan on SILC? Down some today.
Thanks a lot!
People selling don't know what they're doing, SILC is an easy double from current levels in my opinion, because they just made EPS of $0.20 in Q4. Not considering future growth (and there's extremely strong growth), this company will have a full year 2007 EPS of $0.8. The industry average earnings multiple is 44, that gives me a price per share of $35.2.
I'll hold.
I love SILC's numbers too so I am holding despite a small drop today and with the long term bull trend, this could also go on the main but I love it either way! ROCK ON!
Small drop...what small drop?? :o
Quote from: dnickers on January 30, 2007, 10:39:30 AM
How about JOB?
JOB, great fundamentals !
The stock is coming down some after the huge gap up at the open, but I estimate full year earnings of $0.24, that means an earnings multiple of 9, compared to the industry average of 24, so, cheap by all means.
Just about $11 M in market cap. Cool stock, but not on fire today, despite being up 18%, because it is below the opening price.
David what you think of ALGN?
QuoteI am finding this experience as well but one can hope and get lucky enough to ride a swing that may not be found on the system you use for the main portfolio since we have many inputs from many traders, monitoring many different stocks so...... I guess this brings me to an interesting question, are you using the same tools for the 3SOF and you are for the main? If memory serves me correctly, you used Metastock or something like that that analyzes 11,000 stocks and gives you something you can use as a tool for stock recommendations? I am only 4 years older than you so my memory tends to fade a bit so please refresh me as I have too many balls in the air and sometimes they drop and I just didn't see the darn ball drop. lol
I ask because with a pick of SILC yesterday, would that have hit the normal radar or was that something that came from a trader goin, hey this thing is on fire!? I know it's down today but 5% in one day ain't bad. Thanks again for all you David!
Hi Lancefur, it looks like SILC is now up, not down :D
I guess I should have bought it for the Main too, because I really appreciate this stock's fundamentals and long term prospects.
No, I'm not using the same strategy. On the Main I can keep a stock even if it shows some short term weakness, here I won't support more than a few days of weakness. On the Main I diversify capital through 15 holdings, here just 3. On the Main I don't buy pennies, here I do.
About that technical filter, it only works with end of the day data, but it would be spectacular to use it intraday. I'm thinking of subscribing a service to update my Metastock software with intraday data so I can use its filters and explorers (I know there's a service from e-signal that does that). Thanks for the suggestion Lance :)
Yep, all 3 Stocks on Fire on positive ground now, cool 8) (I'm feeling TRMM is about to breakout above those $3.32, it's almost ready)
I have to admit I didn't buy into TRMM at the same time as you did but funny thing is I did today and at the same entry price as you. Let's make that breakout together with everyone here! 8)
Quote from: dlddm on January 30, 2007, 10:57:26 AM
look at NBIX
3 minute look for NBIX:
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=6407121766023336745&hl=en
(if the video is all black, please use this link (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6407121766023336745))
This is a biotechnology company with almost zero revenues now and $40 M losses just in Q3. Also a $528 M market cap, and we're looking for less than $500 M market cap companies, as you read on our FAQ.
Thanks anyway, good luck :)
OMPI moving quick. Volatile low floater
Quote from: rudynostalgia on January 30, 2007, 11:31:39 AM
VSGN, Canadian bio tech. It had a bad trial result last summer which caused large drop, but it has been trending up steadily and volume here and in Toronto has been very high.
VSGN 3 minute look:
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-4272860842106011981&hl=en
(if the video doesn't work, use this link (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4272860842106011981))
That's bottom fishing Rudy, a strategy that I dislike, I prefer to go with the trend, because one never knows if the technical base is completely made or not. Bottoms are usually very volatile and take time, I believe the money is in the middle of trends, not in trying to catch bottoms or tops.
Anyway, VSGN is a biotech company without any revenues and huge losses, so it needs shareholder's money to survive. Still a $40 M market cap, even at these very low share price. I guess it can rebound strongly, but the risk is high, there's no fundamental value, in terms of revenues and profits, to support it if it starts going down.
Personally, I wouldn't want this business (business, not shares), not even if they gave it to me. It's funny how a business can be worth less than $0 (because there's more debt than assets), but the share price can never be negative.
Can be wrong, though, I really don't know how to value biotechnology companies, good luck :)
Now the video does not work me, the link is OK though. ;)
HGR moving again ;)
IFON, one of your old picks is having a bit of a squeeze today I think on no news. It might be over, or it might be taking a breather.
Quote from: nullzero on January 30, 2007, 11:59:46 AM
David what you think of ALGN?
ALGN 3 minute look:
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=7451314560018138125&hl=en
(if the video doesn't work, use this link (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7451314560018138125))
Nice sector, but overvalued in my opinion, at more than $900 M market cap and showing losses. The business opportunity looks great, but management doesn't seem very capable, because they're not getting any profits out of the situation.
Hey David,
Been a long time, hope your doing well
Take a look at SUF - Sulphco Inc.
They have a technology in test right now that uses sonar waves in the refining process of crude oil.
I've been watching this one for a while and value your opinion on these microcaps.
Best Regards,
Scott
GMST or SPAB ;)
Hey David,
How bout SPAB with this big run up. Or is it too late to get in?
Hi David - TGX posted a profit for 4Q today - 52 week high. Balance sheet looks good with my quick glance...
CPNE.ob
On fire today. Have you looked at this one?
Quote from: cramercramer on January 30, 2007, 11:23:12 AM
HOKU on fire now.Moving with very high Volume
I like HOKU, but it doesn't seem ready to rally yet. Volume isn't so great, when compared to volume traded about a week ago, and there's plenty of overhead resistance.
4th quarter results, which were weak, are dampening enthusiasm for the stock. I'll look for a gap down to around $4 to get in.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm keeping an eye on it :)
hi david,
what do you think of trmm at these levels? it seems to not want to break the 320 level now dropped to 312.
is there a stop for this one?
thanks ,
maxi
Sold TRMM @ $3.11. Sold OFI @$5.22. Bought CPNE.OB @$2.08.
Justification next.
Quote from: David Randolph on January 30, 2007, 02:10:57 PM
Sold TRMM @ $3.11. Sold OFI @$5.22. Bought CPNE.OB @$2.08.
Justification next.
Well, I sold TRMM and OFI today because they're not on fire anymore.
TRMM I have doubts, not really sure of the outcome and it is taking too long to make a decision, so I need to put the money to work elsewhere.
OFI I continue to love it and hold it for the long term, but not on fire anymore, so I took a 37% profit there.
I'll hold SILC some more time. I think today is just a pause, the stock will be on fire again tomorrow.
I bought CPNE.OB. Justification next, the video is uploading.
EGHT. It's going up!
eght moving on good volume
maxi
Quote from: bdaffi on January 30, 2007, 01:44:51 PM
CPNE.ob
On fire today. Have you looked at this one?
Never, this is a first, thanks a lot bdaffi :)
CPNE.OB 3 minute video:
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-6574457511969150864&hl=en
(if the video doesn't work, please use this link (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6574457511969150864))
- Revenues are growing exponentially on a quarterly basis and the company is extremely profitable, with a net profit margin of 40.8% in Q3 :o
- Profitable for the last two quarters
- EPS of $0.06 in Q3. Annualize this and get $0.24 for a full year (but it will grow, no doubt about it), so, the forward earnings multiple is 8.7
- Balance sheet is healthy
- Company is buying back shares, because it considers them undervalued
- The chart is extremely bullish.
Good for short term and I'll see if it is also beautiful for the long term, because these successful internet business models are exactly what I'm looking for in terms of long term investments.
I guess Q4 results will be even better than Q3 for CPNE.OB:
• Commerce Planet's Consumer Loyalty Group Sets New Record for Monthly Memberships; Third Consecutive Month of Order Growth (http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/070104/lath049.html?.v=79)
PR Newswire (Thu, Jan 4)
«GOLETA, Calif., Jan. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Commerce Planet, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: CPNE - News) announced today that its subsidiary, Consumer Loyalty Group, enrolled an all-time monthly record of 71,971 paid memberships for December, 2006. This represented an astounding 50% month-over-month increase in paid memberships from November.»
«Commerce Planet CEO Michael Hill stated, "Our surge in record order volume continued for the third consecutive month. It is clear that we are continuing to reach and exceed our performance expectations. We attribute our dramatic growth to our expansion into International markets, the launch of our new products, our Costa Rican call center and continued growth of Onlinesupplier.com. I am excited to report the results of this surge in order volume as it translates into increased top and bottom line revenue."
Commerce Planet anticipates filing its Annual 10-KSB earnings report in the later part of February.»
GOAM...just wondered if you were thinking of getting back in that one. I know it's not on fire today...but it is Getting close to the 50dma...and as of late it keeps bouncing of 7.90.
Quote from: kslifka on January 30, 2007, 02:49:01 PM
GOAM...just wondered if you were thinking of getting back in that one. I know it's not on fire today...but it is Getting close to the 50dma...and as of late it keeps bouncing of 7.90.
Absolutely kslika, you read my thoughts :)
I'm planning to buy it before it presents Q4 results.
In fact, I just bought GOAM for the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire_3sof.php), at $8.45.
Justification next, but you can start by reading its thread on the Previous 3 SOF Picks Message Board: Last minute call: GOAM (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/trading/index.php?topic=7673.0)
In short, GOAM is a $19 M market cap company, that is experiencing strong revenue growth. I expect it to be profitable in 2007 and probably in 2008, but probably not much profitable over the long run, because its business consists in helping the deaf and speech impaired community, though IP relay and video relay services, which you can find on their website: www.i711.com
Their service is free, they get paid through a FCC fund. That fund is about $500 M to be distributed through about 8 players in the market, but on a cost reimbursement basis for the whole industry (so, individual players can make a profit, but over the long term the overall industry can't, because they keep adjusting the fund's size to the cost of providing the service).
Anyway, GOAM can show very positive EPS numbers for the next few quarters.
Technically, the stock has been on a consolidation phase, but holding very, very well. It can breakout to new highs above $11 anytime.
Good luck :)
I have to learn not to eat lunch. I go and when I come back the 3SOF has changed. Looks like the prices are higher than 3SOF entry which makes me not want this. I already bought TRMM today so I will wait and see what tomorrow brings unless of course someone were to persuade my thinking here but ti seems I missed my chance. :(
Stupid lunch...
Quote from: lancefur on January 30, 2007, 03:12:29 PM
I have to learn not to eat lunch. I go and when I come back the 3SOF has changed. Looks like the prices are higher than 3SOF entry which makes me not want this. I already bought TRMM today so I will wait and see what tomorrow brings unless of course someone were to persuade my thinking here but ti seems I missed my chance. :(
Stupid lunch...
Don't worry Lance. TRMM held very well even with some people here selling. It can shoot upwards without my weak hands on board. The other stocks I'm buying, CPNE.OB I'm planning to buy it for the long term after some more tests and study.
GOAM you probably know its story already, very small cap growing company, but not to own for the long term, due to the nature of its business model.
I agree with the GOAM story. I rode the last wave with you and cashed out somewhere around a 65% return. Thanks for the confidence on TRMM. I am generally a long term kind of guy but once in a while, I wanna ride that short term wave. It's all too exciting not to but I agree with the original outlook for TRMM and will most likely try and hold for at least 4-6 weeks and see what happens.
To
Dave, I can't explain how much I love you. :-* Keep up the good work. ;D
OK in with you on CPNE @ $2.21 ;)
Joined CPNE.ob party at 2.16.
Quote from: waverider on January 30, 2007, 11:34:23 AM
thanks David on WEL....what is the next resistant you see for UPDA.OB
3 minute look for UPDA.OB:
http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-947339654634384652&hl=en
(if the video doesn't work, please use this link (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-947339654634384652))
There was a press release out today, that's why it is up so much, but I dislike the chart and the fundamentals.
Good luck though :)
Quote from: lancefur on January 30, 2007, 03:28:32 PM
I agree with the GOAM story. I rode the last wave with you and cashed out somewhere around a 65% return. Thanks for the confidence on TRMM. I am generally a long term kind of guy but once in a while, I wanna ride that short term wave. It's all too exciting not to but I agree with the original outlook for TRMM and will most likely try and hold for at least 4-6 weeks and see what happens.
To
Yes Lance, this portfolio is hard to follow. That is why I never make intraday trades or recommendations on the Main Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire.php), for subscribers to be able to have a relaxed life and still get above average returns.
Also, these fast moves are only possible because I'm trading with little money here, it would be impossible to make it with a diversified portfolio.
The goal is to turn a small trading account into a respectable trading account, where it is possibly to diversify and employ long term investment strategies, because the big money is on the big moves, not in short term individual fluctuations.
I wonder if my combination of technical & fundamental expertise will be able to pull out this goal, I would be very happy if I could, because then I would know I could always turn a small account into a mid size $150,000 trading account.
But that's still long, long way from here, I know there will be ups and downs, but for as long as I keep fighting and you keep helping me, everything is possible :)
Could not be happier with the results so far, thanks David!
Nice pick david CPNE on fire!
Nice gap at the close for CPNE
First day on your board. Impresive, looking forward to comeing back.
Thanks guys :)
When I saw CPNE's fundamentals, chart and business model I immediately made a WOW !!!
I wish I bought more of the stock, for longer term purposes, perhaps I'll have to chase it higher tomorrow. But I'm not worried about short term timing, because if what I saw is completely true, this can be a multi bagger (on a longer term time frame).
I was feeling somewhat complacent holding TRMM and OFI, although the fundamental case on both looks compelling (especially on OFI, it's more safe than TRMM), to achieve a truly outstanding short term performance, I need to keep switching from one stock on fire to another, jumping around and always buying top performers.
Let's see how this plays out going forward, for now it was the eight consecutive day of gains (I'll post final results in a moment when I close the board for today).
Unfortunately there were some potentially good stocks that I wasn't able to cover today, like NMKT.OB, SUF, GMST, SPAB and TGX, some huge moves there too, congrats if you hold them (http://mdteague.com/DancingSmile)
Hi David,i bought pact yesterday in the 6.50's and gnbt today @1.74 ish as there seems to be more bird flu talk in the news recently and apparently they're attending a conference. Pact finished strong today,they really like to dick around with this one,it requires some patience but has had a string of really good pr's recently.What are your thoughts? Thanks
Quote from: 2bun on January 30, 2007, 04:14:38 PM
Hi David,i bought pact yesterday in the 6.50's and gnbt today @1.74 ish as there seems to be more bird flu talk in the news recently and apparently they're attending a conference. Pact finished strong today,they really like to dick around with this one,it requires some patience but has had a string of really good pr's recently.What are your thoughts? Thanks
Please make that request for analysis again tomorrow 2bun, I'm going for dinner now, thanks :)
Ok, time to be with the family, thanks a lot for your suggestions, I keep learning a lot from this experience.
Final results for today were that the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio (http://www.3stocksonfire.org/3stocksonfire_3sof.php) rose again, by 4%, to an overall gain of 48% since inception just 8 sessions ago.
I don't expect this torrid pace to continue, but I do expect to continue making money on balance, towards my medium term goal of turning a $15,000 trading account into a $150,000 investment account.
Again, thanks a lot for your help, see you tomorrow :)
Hmmm.... David seems to have forgot that he gave me the key to this thread so let me abuse his trust ;)
I am probably not the only one who missed the CPNE train today. (or maybe I was - when will I learn that I dont need to read all the SEC filings before I buy a stock David has cleared :-[). Anyhow I dont think it is too late. With the excitement around CPNE I might not buy at the opening but I will buy the stock tomorrow.
This chart tells more than thousand words:
(http://www.3stocksonfire.org/trading/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=32537;image)
Remember to Applaud Lucas Scott as well. He brought CPNE to 3SOF a few days ago! We are now more than 8,500 members and I have to say that it is very rare to find a micro cap stock that has not been brought up in this forum before it runs. Keep come up with all these great picks >:D
Quote from: 2bun on January 30, 2007, 04:14:38 PM
Hi David,i bought pact yesterday in the 6.50's and gnbt today @1.74 ish as there seems to be more bird flu talk in the news recently and apparently they're attending a conference.
Hi 2bun
I share your pessimism about Bird Flu and bullishness on Bird Flu stocks. I think we will see a few Bird Flu stocks in the portfolio in the months to come ;)