Should've sold 'em all above .60 ... I dont like CYXN anymore. Management disappointed in a big way and I told folks to get out a few weeks ago. Nice pop today, but folks aren't reading into the dillution enough, it'll fall back to .30s probably, you should sell-out completely now while you can IMO.
Should've sold 'em all above .60 ... I dont like CYXN anymore. Management disappointed in a big way and I told folks to get out a few weeks ago. Nice pop today, but folks aren't reading into the dillution enough, it'll fall back to .30s probably, you should sell-out completely now while you can IMO.
LPIH: I bought the crap out of the pull-back to $2.10, and I've sold 60% of my shares after the recent run-up. I'll wait to load up again around $2.30. Right now, it's over-extended and I'd wait for the price to retreat a bit.
Regardless, it's under-valued based off future earnings of .60 EPS. With up-listing, I'm looking for $10+ in mid-2011.
Hot Stocks to Watch over first few weeks of 2010:
BSPM: Wait for a pull-back to $4.20ish to reload.
CGDI: Keep loading up on the bid (.33ish) ... hearing rumblings of $2+ here, while book value puts them well over $1.20.
CHME: Looking good, hoping for a pull-back to $3.80ish again, but probably not likely. Up-side is $6.50+ in the short-term.
CSGH: Ohh boy wouldnt a contract be nice news. Big pop on any contract news. Earnings might not be super, so if they're weak, buy the pain.
CKGT: $2.40 is load zone.
CWS: Should bottom tomorrow or early this week. Load up, touched $7 after up-listing, now $5.40, lol, what a joke.
GRVY: Starting to break-out, looking for a short-term pop to $2.50ish.
SGZH: One of these days, POP. $10+ will happen in the blink of an eye. $30 price target by mid-2011.
SIAF: Con Call on 1/5
SKBI: $20 coming sooner than most think.
XODG: Forward-guidance coming soon.
Plenty I'm missing, but these are the ones I'll be keeping a very close eye on and looking to add more shares on a break-out.
BSPM: Wait for a pull-back to $4.20ish to reload.
CGDI: Keep loading up on the bid (.33ish) ... hearing rumblings of $2+ here, while book value puts them well over $1.20.
CHME: Looking good, hoping for a pull-back to $3.80ish again, but probably not likely. Up-side is $6.50+ in the short-term.
CSGH: Ohh boy wouldnt a contract be nice news. Big pop on any contract news. Earnings might not be super, so if they're weak, buy the pain.
CKGT: $2.40 is load zone.
CWS: Should bottom tomorrow or early this week. Load up, touched $7 after up-listing, now $5.40, lol, what a joke.
GRVY: Starting to break-out, looking for a short-term pop to $2.50ish.
SGZH: One of these days, POP. $10+ will happen in the blink of an eye. $30 price target by mid-2011.
SIAF: Con Call on 1/5
SKBI: $20 coming sooner than most think.
XODG: Forward-guidance coming soon.
Plenty I'm missing, but these are the ones I'll be keeping a very close eye on and looking to add more shares on a break-out.
Thanks for the heads-up.
I've been trolling around this forum for the past few days and I've got to hand it to you Kuwlness, you really are the resident expert. Thanks for the heads-up on LPIH. I'll take your advice on the recommendations you mentioned instead.
On a side note, I haven't found a ton of intel on the following tickers. Have you got any thoughts on potential here?
- FEED - Read some analysis valuing it at roughly $22 from it's current $5
- CHLN
- CTFIX - Read a 1 year valuation of ~$4.00 from $1.10
- LTUS
- PFGY
- RXII
- CHGY - Coal seems HOT right now (only $0.82 and a market cap of 37M)
Thanks in advance for the insight.
Cheers
I've been trolling around this forum for the past few days and I've got to hand it to you Kuwlness, you really are the resident expert. Thanks for the heads-up on LPIH. I'll take your advice on the recommendations you mentioned instead.
On a side note, I haven't found a ton of intel on the following tickers. Have you got any thoughts on potential here?
- FEED - Read some analysis valuing it at roughly $22 from it's current $5
- CHLN
- CTFIX - Read a 1 year valuation of ~$4.00 from $1.10
- LTUS
- PFGY
- RXII
- CHGY - Coal seems HOT right now (only $0.82 and a market cap of 37M)
Thanks in advance for the insight.
Cheers
Took your advice and picked up some CHME at a discount this morning. Hoping to see that bugger climb to 6. Thanks for the advice on that one Kuwlness.
Out of curiosity and for my own education, what's you're reasoning on LPIH? I'd like to get onboard but obviously at the best price I can. Do you think it's coming back down to $2.20? That's 25% down from where it is now.
I'm asking because I'm confused. The future looks bright for this guy so surely it should start a steady climb towards 4 or 6 no? You're spot on with your commentary so I'm not second guessing, just looking for a bit of insight into what I'm missing.
I want to be onboard for the climb to 10+.
Cheers again.
Out of curiosity and for my own education, what's you're reasoning on LPIH? I'd like to get onboard but obviously at the best price I can. Do you think it's coming back down to $2.20? That's 25% down from where it is now.
I'm asking because I'm confused. The future looks bright for this guy so surely it should start a steady climb towards 4 or 6 no? You're spot on with your commentary so I'm not second guessing, just looking for a bit of insight into what I'm missing.
I want to be onboard for the climb to 10+.
Cheers again.
After today, I dont see LPIH dropping below $2.40, heck maybe not even $2.60 ... it's been on-fire, but institutions stepped in today as you can see from the large 10k blocks that were going thru earlier. So, they might let it drop a little before buying more, tough to say.
It'll probably be a steady climb to $4, but it's in uncharted territory and anything can happen in a blue-sky break-out. I'd wait for a market correction, which I think we'll see starting Friday and into middle of next week. You should be able to buy all your favorite stocks at a discount over that time period.
I know it's hard watching stocks keep going higher, but you dont want to chase, there's plenty others out there that you can buy that aren't up big today.
I've been buying CKGT, nibbling on BSPM, loaded up on more CHME, and that's it. I wont buy stocks on a run-up unless they're breaking thru a resistance level. Otherwise, they always come back down, it's just a matter of time.
I'll follow-up on your other stocks tomorrow, I'm going to the Fiesta Bowl tonight and will be in full-party mode after the market closes. Hell, I'm already drinking : )
Fiesta Bowl you say? Nice one. I'm out in Kandahar with work at the moment (not military) and the bowl games have been showing in the mornings. Actually managed to watch part of the Fiesta Bowl this morning!
Thanks for the feedback regarding LPIH. I'm pretty convinced this one will do well in the future so I'll probably buy a few thousand shares before the week's out. I'll look for the correction.
Picked up 5000 shares of CGDI and I'm looking on loading up on SKBI if there's a good opportunity.
Cheers for the info and for the feedback on my other picks. I also own CRTX and I'm looking for good things from that one.
Later.
Thanks for the feedback regarding LPIH. I'm pretty convinced this one will do well in the future so I'll probably buy a few thousand shares before the week's out. I'll look for the correction.
Picked up 5000 shares of CGDI and I'm looking on loading up on SKBI if there's a good opportunity.
Cheers for the info and for the feedback on my other picks. I also own CRTX and I'm looking for good things from that one.
Later.
You'll do well with CGDI. I was pounding the table when it was trading at .30 x .32, I bought over 20k at .30-.33 and wont be selling for less than $1, even though I think $2 isnt out of the question.
As for LPIH, it could run or pull-back a little, either way, I think the days of buying below $2.30 are a thing of the past. Either way, heading much higher.
SKBI has been unstoppable. I loaded at $8.80-9.20 and wont be selling for less than $18. It's a nice long-term hold that I feel very comfortable holding and not having to worry about short-term swings. It trades thin. Next stop is $13.50 now that we cleared that 25k seller at $11. I expect to see $13+ over the next week.
Stocks you should buy:
CCME: Price target is $22 in 2010, trading under $11 now. Just got added to China Halter Index last night. There are warrants being converted so they'll hold down the price artificially over the next week or two. When the warrants expire, it'll shoot up just like TSTC did.
CALI: I mentioned this one a while back. I recommend folks get in now before the break-out. China Auto industry is booming, dont get left in the dust.
CHME: A good buy under $4. Looking for $12 in 2010, rADTZ is gonna be explosive for them. Huge margins. This is almost like buying CKGT at $1.
Arbitrage Opportunities:
CFQWF: Trading at 1.08. Intrinsic value is over $2.20 as of now. These are warrants, so if you dont understand warrants, dont touch 'em.
CHSQW: More warrants. No intrinsic value, but extremely long-term leverage. Trading around $1.05 now as well. These will probably hit $3-5 later this year.
Other than that, I'm not buying big into anything, everything keeps running and those stocks will come down just as quick as they went up if we get this correction I'm expecting on Friday and into next week. GL
CCME: Price target is $22 in 2010, trading under $11 now. Just got added to China Halter Index last night. There are warrants being converted so they'll hold down the price artificially over the next week or two. When the warrants expire, it'll shoot up just like TSTC did.
CALI: I mentioned this one a while back. I recommend folks get in now before the break-out. China Auto industry is booming, dont get left in the dust.
CHME: A good buy under $4. Looking for $12 in 2010, rADTZ is gonna be explosive for them. Huge margins. This is almost like buying CKGT at $1.
Arbitrage Opportunities:
CFQWF: Trading at 1.08. Intrinsic value is over $2.20 as of now. These are warrants, so if you dont understand warrants, dont touch 'em.
CHSQW: More warrants. No intrinsic value, but extremely long-term leverage. Trading around $1.05 now as well. These will probably hit $3-5 later this year.
Other than that, I'm not buying big into anything, everything keeps running and those stocks will come down just as quick as they went up if we get this correction I'm expecting on Friday and into next week. GL
SIAF has such a tight float it's hard to determine which way it's going to go. I have a $2.20 price target for SIAF in 2010, so upside is barely a double from here ... but I think with the up-listing to the otcbb and their ties with the Government make them a potential monopoly in the dairy industry.
In this link, you'll find a powerpoint presentation that is very enlightening:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Sino-Agro-Food-Inc-Provides-bw-2874595224.html?x=0&.v=1
I'll probably have to up my target price to the $3 range, but until I listen to the conference call, I'm sticking with $2.20. I like the Ag industry right now and feel it has more potential to rally. A rising tide lifts all boats, and I'd expect SIAF to continue its march onward and upward. Still, SIAF was trading in the $5s a few years back (no R/S or F/S), so it has the potential to get back up there with the right contracts and news.
NEWN:
Just filed their presentation with the SEC, looks very impressive. Forward guidance is for $1.23 EPS on the low end, WOW!! Definitely heading to $10 in the short-term, still think we'll see $15-22 by early 2011, maybe sooner.
Here's a link to the presentation:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1144320/000121390010000035/f8k111609ex99i_newenergy.htm
Just filed their presentation with the SEC, looks very impressive. Forward guidance is for $1.23 EPS on the low end, WOW!! Definitely heading to $10 in the short-term, still think we'll see $15-22 by early 2011, maybe sooner.
Here's a link to the presentation:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1144320/000121390010000035/f8k111609ex99i_newenergy.htm
LLFH becomes LLEN tomorrow. With the future earnings projections given by management, it should see $12-15 in 2010, maybe $18. Dont have a long-term projection here.
Still waiting on details of the PUDA financing deal, I only have a small core position after selling all my trading shares in recent days. Be on the look-out for a sell-off and a great buying opportunity once financing is announced. However, if they end up getting a bank loan, it'll probably shoot to $8-$9 real quick. PUDA could easily be $25+ in 2011. All these mine acqusitions are going to add a ton to their bottom line once they're operational. China loves coal, and so do I.
SGZH has the most near-term potential, just needs volume. If they file for up-listing, $13-$15 isnt out of the question after Q earnings. Still think this will hit $30 in 2011, lets see what happens.
These are my coal plays for 2010 unless another one surfaces.
Still waiting on details of the PUDA financing deal, I only have a small core position after selling all my trading shares in recent days. Be on the look-out for a sell-off and a great buying opportunity once financing is announced. However, if they end up getting a bank loan, it'll probably shoot to $8-$9 real quick. PUDA could easily be $25+ in 2011. All these mine acqusitions are going to add a ton to their bottom line once they're operational. China loves coal, and so do I.
SGZH has the most near-term potential, just needs volume. If they file for up-listing, $13-$15 isnt out of the question after Q earnings. Still think this will hit $30 in 2011, lets see what happens.
These are my coal plays for 2010 unless another one surfaces.
BSPM
I started nibbling today at $4.25. Good chance it tests $4, but doubtful considering the 2-3 times it's bounced off $4.20ish. So, I've re-added all my trading shares, and if it heads lower, I'll just add more trading shares. This is one of my larger holdings for 2010. Up-listing in March/April and potential for $1 EPS in 2010, maybe more. I now have a $10 price target for BSPM in 2010. GL
Looking good, real good
Up Up and away...............(<)<
Let it ride??
XODG
Blue-sky break-out on-tap ... let it ride my friend. Consider taking some off around $3. This is one of my top holdings for 2010. Chart setup is amazing (setup is called Money Mountain -- http://www.stockseasonality.com/setups.htm)
