Whoever is into online gambling...

[c00kieS]

Check out CRYP.

Quoting Yahoo! finance.

"CryptoLogic, Inc. engages in developing and supplying online gaming software on the Internet casino and poker markets of the global online gaming industry. It also provides licensing, e-cash management, and customer support services for its Internet gaming software to third-party gaming operators. The company�s online gaming solutions comprises an Internet-based gaming software suite featuring casino table and slot games, player-to-player poker, multi-player bingo, multiple languages, multiple currencies, multiple platforms, play-for-fun and play-for-cash mode, and an integrated, proprietary e-cash management system, as well as customer support services. It primarily operates in Canada, Cyprus, and the United Kingdom. CryptoLogic was founded by Andrew and Mark Rivkin in 1995 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada."

 

[c00kieS]

Also, strippers? PTT and RICK. I've been following this stock for the past month. I'm not sure how much potential it has since its clubs are usually in small cities. I'm a chick so, I don't get exposed to strip clubs much. But I know that guys are @#$%# (without offending) do know enough about strip clubs. All I know that guys at any age need some fun, and Spring is a good time for bachelor parties. If anyone knows anything, opinions would be appreciated.

 

[sirwinzalot]

Cookies,

I owned CRYP awhile back ago and made a little money off of it. Certainly is a decent stock, technically doesn't look that great here and there are some concerns with our stupid federal government making it more difficult for companies like CRYP to make money off the US gaming market.


As far as the other strip club stocks, I looked at Rick's but those stocks look really speculative and I would not purchase them. A lot better places to put your money.

 

[sirwinzalot]

I revisited these stocks, and they actually are looking a little better than when I last looked at them, although I still feel there are better places to invest and trade, but VCG looks like it has a lot of momentum behind it. The other thing is that if the economy hits a downturn these should still be ok.

Good luck if you invest in them.