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Net-Net in Play, Stock Daytrading Watches

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 04:41:00 +0000

I noticed these two net-net's awhile back because of the nice uptrend they were in and just longed one of them. I longed IFON at $1.58 because it is doing what I wanted to see. I wanted to see a bull flag with a good signal like I mentioned in that other post.

Well, I've missed a lot of this move off the flag but I feel good here because there were some big blocks of shares coming in today. Not to mention this is a tech name and a net-net play to boot. Thing is this is a high beta stock so it's probably just going to ride with the market good or bad like it has so far. I've got my exit scoped out and it will be if it breaks below this trend line it is in right now probably. I might also think about stopping out if it cracks below 1.20 because this is more of a key area right now.

LDIS is holding up well and just got a flurry of big volume days recently. I longed that one in this portfolio tracker I'm going to be tracking my net-net performance with. I had to enter a symbol to start up the account. I would have preferred to buy LDIS right here at .73ish on whatever fill I could get. From here on out I will always make a post before I place a buy in that tracking portfolio. I think this should be viewable by anyone even without an account there. Let me know if you can't view that page. I put up a great watchlist for daytrading and even some swing trading on my twitter page. It has been really good past couple days. http://twitter.com/StockPursuit

full disclosure: long IFON

Borders BGP, LivePerson LPSN Quick Look

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 10:47:00 +0000

I'd imagine forward EPS estimates are hard to get very accurate on. BGP is really volatile intraday. Good for daytrading. Consolidating now.

Stock didn't want to take out and hold resistance. PE Multiple looked a little rich. Didn't look that rich on asset valuation. My bias long-term on the stock is it goes much lower because of the business and the consumer but this thing keeps making higher lows on this uptrend here. Retail sales are later this morning. Good watch.

LPSN forward earnings estimates have been boosted. This one is holding that new support well. Very nice uptrend. Has been getting upgraded because of low valuation vs peers.

full disclosure: no positions

Stock Pursuit Ultra Links

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 05:20:00 +0000

Some good summary of some of the core principles of value investing. I left a couple comments on value investing in the comments section. Using fundamentals on the future and sometimes even the past will get you into trouble a lot. Most of the time I feel you are either a total contrarian or dead.

Simmons below wants to change some things. Yes, Glass Steagall! I read my college history paper thoughts on the present at the bottom here a couple times since the panic...I really was on to this crisis there...and my China call. Maybe if I remind myself and type this enough I'll figure out what held me back from selling my shirt to leverage up on shorts last year.

If you Google " 1907 Crash " that paper is 2nd out of over 1 million just to Wikipedia. It ranks for some other keywords to. When the crisis was raging at its height last year I got dozens of hits a day for those keywords as people were freaking out I guess. Funny as the stock market bounced a little the searches went to almost none a month. These past few days I've gotten 2 or so views a day and there was an increase before the sell-off. Could be insignificant and spurious correlation but interesting.
Ideas for fixing the $11 TRILLION of debt the US owes

Half the volume on the exchanges now is program trading and Goldman's system might have gotten out. I heard Goldman is notorious for manipulating Level II with disguising size.

Paul van Eeden is right again

Mohnish Pabrai lecture at Columbia U

Buy Stock Domains For Sale

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:04:00 +0000

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Family Dollar FDO

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 08:19:00 +0000

Family Dollar FDO looks like growth at a reasonable price and is still a recession resistant company. Institutions really loaded up yesterday with some nice blocks. That volume was higher than it has been for 5 months.

Forward EPS is looking like atleast $2.20 so there is a 14 PE multiple. EPS growth will probably be low double digits. I think it could easily make it to 34 a share. Not sure how much follow through there will be if the market takes a major dive here. I'd bet on 34 atleast though. I like this stock here. click below or post title to continue

I like the steady uptrend that always reacts to the trend lines I drew. The circles I made are gap up days. Very consistently after a strong gap up day like we had yesterday and big volume spike the stock has kept getting picked up. Guess what this gap up and volume spike on trend line support yesterday tells me the stock is going to do? Take that with the fundamentals and this is a good entry.

full disclosure: no position

Oil Double Short DTO ETF

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:22:00 +0000

Oil is dead right now technically. I put my DTO oil double short ETF entry up on Twitter the other day. I put it on at 89.50. I noticed there was a messy double top and that oil was a leading indicator of the stock market on the way up. I'm real bearish here on stocks because nothing seems to have really changed enough. On the chart I also noticed oil made a big breakdown on a gap day that I drew the arrow to around 35 which is a powerful signal. I entered the trade on that breakdown gap. There was actually a gap down the day before to which was key as well.

I drew some key support lines. It looks like it is already starting to take out the next support at 33. I'd imagine there will be a little bounce here soon. I'll probably tighten my stop loss here tomorrow or just take my profit.

full disclosure: long DTO

Net Cash Stock MATH Special Situation

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 11:39:00 +0000

Thanks to a reader who left a comment on MathStar MATH in the last post. They look poised to liquidate for $1.25-1.40 a share. Tiberius Capital just upped the offer to $1.25 a share this morning. It's 7:58 am EST right now. Stock closed at $1.18 Friday. I just found a couple more net cash potentials one seemed to be in the liquidation process. I'll post them up later.

full disclosure: no position at time of writing

New Net-Net's IFON & LDIS

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 07:21:00 +0000

I am going to touch on a lot of stuff in this post so bare with me. Some of it is on how I found some of the recent Net-Net big gainers. You might want to put the coffee on. This one is full. Skip down to LDIS and IFON at the bottom if you are in a hurry.

Usually when I find a Net-Net (net current asset) stock that I like it is in a nasty downtrend and pretty much for lack of a better word, dead. These next two that I just noticed are a little different because they've already had a good run and have some good price action going for them. Before I get to them though I want to add a little more clarity on the last couple Net-Net's I posted on. SDBT and ACTS.

SDBT looks like the downtrend is over technically I feel but I'm not as confident on a buy and hold contrarian play if you will without cutting a loss because they don't have the kind of business model that a lot of successful Net's I've seen have. It looks good here technically but if it breaks this trend line and falls below $2 this rally is probably going to stall or fail. I first posted on SDBT in December of last year actually when the stock was bottoming in the $1.20s.

ACTS I wanted to get on the blog because it is less than net cash and these are usually good to follow. Net cash stock Soapstone SOAP that I posted almost exactly a year ago looks like they are going to liquidate for a total of $4.00-$4.50. Much different financial statements but there's often good trades or value to be had in net cash.

The best thing with ACTS I saw about it though was the run it has been having with the overall market and the nice action on the uptrend. I put it up real fast and didn't talk about the price action until Jae left a comment. I like the net cash but I appreciate the technicals more so right now. If it continues the run to $2.20's or does some good volume at $2.10 it looks real good. If this keeps falling to $1.80s it might easily re-test the lows.

Now, to the second half of the post on what I've been doing and not doing with Net's these past several months. I haven't been scanning for them with fundamental screens as much until just this past week. Well, I actually took a little bit of time for that awhile back when I found HURC, MLR, AEY and JOB and put them into one post.

It was pure technical analysis scans that put these recent big gainers right in front of me. Even before the fundamentals shifted and news came out with PIR. I found PXG at $.12, PIR at $.12 and AERG the day before its 122% run from other technical scans that had zero fundamental data in them. Check out the very bottom of this post on PXG before I even realized it was a Net. I saw PIR in an unusual volume scan at $.12 which was right at the bottom. PIR hit just over $2 a month and a half later. Over a 1,600% return. I can't remember if the candles helped it stick out on PIR or if it was just the ROC and volume. Candlesticks mostly spike big anyway on a high volume spike. AERG was a spike day and long candle.

It's funny I just felt like sharing more on my technical scans because I just answered an email from someone asking how I screen for Net-Net's. I gave them the two free fundamental screens I like to use at Grahaminvestor.com and Zacks.com.

Net-Net's LDIS & IFON
LDIS had a good week even though the market sold off. LDIS has $27 mil in NCAV and a market cap of $21 mil. They aren't profitable. They sell LED's for the flashes in cell phone cameras and audio circuits for different products. Dialectic Capital Management LLC had 10% of the float as of March. This might seem crazy but this company has little fundamentals going for it (unless next quarter is great which I'm interested in) but is gang-busters since early January. That is a very nice uptrending chart.

Check out these back to back volume spikes. Recently, so far, when they come back to back like that the stock has kept the move going. This stock hasn't been correlated to the Nasdaq except for the beginning of the year. This stock was actually rising in the last market correction this year. As of now I want to be a buyer of this stock on a pull-back off that trend line.

I found IFON in one of my trading screens over last weekend because this thing jumped off the screen technically at me. I put it in a post or on Twitter the other day. I didn't check the balance sheet until a couple days ago. Some of these fundy's were jumping a little to.

$25 mil NCAV
$24 mil market cap

They distribute wireless handsets in Central and South America and distributes high-end products under the Verykool brand name. They posted a profit in Q1 of $.02 vs a loss of $.03 year over year. They drew down $21.5 million of the $45 million credit facility.

They have zero long-term debt and have been reducing their short-term debt every quarter since June 2008.

This big a run so fast makes me a little nervous but I'm watching it for a breakout especially over $2 for a buy or a flag to form with some kind of technical signal.

full disclosure: no positions at time of writing

Net Current Asset Stock PXG

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 06:31:00 +0000

I first put net current asset stock PXG on the blog back in April because I noticed it was a net-net and hadn't had a big run-up like the rest of the industry. I really wish this wasn't so thin. 10,000 shares a day is average volume. $4 million market cap and net current asset value of about $6 mil. Drew some resistance lines to show what it is going to have to take out and hold before it runs again. The purple line shows the trend line. It is still intact and the stock is probably going to test it any day now.

full disclosure: no position

Net Cash Play Actions Semiconductor ACTS

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 22:33:00 +0000

Cash has been declining since 2006 when they had $137 mil. I didn’t see a SEC filing in 2009 but in December 2008 they had $45 mil in cash and $201 mil in marketable securities which look liquid from the note at the bottom saying they are less than one year. So, looks like we have a little cushion at less than net cash. I'm not 100% sure how many shares are outstanding right now but it looks like 78 million. Looks like we have some good cash flows to. They have been buying back shares. This is a Chinese semi.

Net Cash & Securities $244 mil
Market Cap $156 mil

full disclosure: no position

Stock Watchlist: Couple Penny Stocks, Supernovas

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:53:00 +0000

Look for another fade in ZN. Sell volume looks like it's getting short-term exhausted though so be careful. Might be choppy. I missed the usually 70%+ accurate short set-up off that mini supernova.

It doesn't get much more bullish than this. A breakout gap on PALM a couple days ago in an uptrend. Institutions will probably continue to be all over this still.

SLNH Threw this one on Twitter couple days ago. This thing's going to sell off any day now. Almost epitomy of a Sykes Supernova. I don't get his alerts by the way.

IFON going long goes well with a 10/60 SMA cross. I think it could start to consolidate here and trade sideways but keeing on watch for a breakout.

TSTR looking good for a long on a day trade.

full disclosure: no positions

MEA Breakout

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 08:04:00 +0000

I posted the set-up in MEA on June 18th.

Since then the stock is up over a point and got some nice big blocks of shares changing hands. I might put some on off a pull-back. I guess technically speaking we have more of a rounding bottom formation but the break over resistance is significant. Looks like it is going to flag and maybe retest that new support. The way it has been trading on the daily charts as far as candlesticks makes it hard for me to get a good read on this last candle. But the technicals are good right here on a pull-back that moves off that longer support line.

Metal recycling and this stock has a little to do with what I've been thinking about as a future trend few might realize right now. All these heavy cars we are driving around for the next decade or so are probably going to be worthless when unleaded gas hits $8 a gallon. What's going to happen to all these cars? Could be a future business venture. Surely though inventing alternative transportation and energy is a sure thing to.

full disclosure: no position at time of writing

Net Cash Play Potential SDBT

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 00:07:00 +0000

I didn't actually find this one in a scan, rather, it was on an old list from a screen or something. At first thought it could possibly be a potential liquidation play but this thing has started to bottom out with the rest of the market.

SoundBite Communications SDBT is illiquid and not a top favorite but it has some interesting things going for it that make it a good watch. First of all the stock has about $33.8 million in net cash vs a $38 mil market cap. They have $37.622 million in cash and have burned through only about a million in the last year. No long-term debt. They grew the top-line pretty well from 2006 to last year. Revenue grew year over year consecutively. The interesting thing is it broke the downtrend and has bottomed out with confirmation on the break over $2.

full disclosure: no position

Net Current Asset Value Stocks Performance Net-Net's

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 06:50:00 +0000

Back in early March just days before the rally I was considering the possible returns of a Net-Net portfolio when the market rebounded. I never built the diversified portfolio of Net stocks like I was thinking of. This turns out to be good and bad. Part of the reason I didn't build it had to do with the fact that the data can be back-tested with the right database and software. Grab a cup of coffee and relax this post is a long one.

The other part is I've never been a fan of over diversification. Why accept market like returns? I understand the validity of it with Net-Net's but I like capital appreciation and would rather be a stock picker with them because I can be a very good one. This quote below has always made sense to me when it comes to anything investing wise and it can be applied to about anything financial.

to carry ones eggs in a great number of baskets without having time or opportunity to discover how many have holes in the bottom is the surest way of increasing risk and loss. -John Maynard Keynes

In this post is a lot of the Net-Net's I cherry picked recently and over the financial crisis led market death spiral. Here is the post with the links to most of the net-net's that I selected bottom up based on their qualitative and quantitative attributes. If you go back and look at a lot of those Net-Net's in that article and ones that I didn't even include in it like Pier One PIR that had an astounding 1,700% return from its March bottom I was onto actually.

"Pier One PIR is desperately trying to bottom. Lot of buyers at $.12. Stock is about 30% of NCAV mostly inventory. Long-term debt is stable but it's a crap shot."

The technicals said go but most of my thoughts on the fundamentals said don't buy. The net current asset valuation was the writing on the wall though and I ignored it because I think to much which is usually a good thing. Well, I did find it interesting with the sub NCAV valuation and that is why I posted it and mentioned it for anyone interested. I guess it was also partly being afraid to be contrarian because of the unique economic crisis we have been going through.

The lesson is always go with a stock below net current asset value that jumps off the screen on me. They usually will outperform like a Finish Line FINL or Heelys HLYS. Finish Line ran 170% after I posted on it and Heelys 30%. Tuesday Morning TUES was on the blog at $1 in February and hit $3.90. It goes on but I think you get the point.

What Pier One PIR and all those amazing returns tells us is that Net-Nets(net current asset values) can be useful as a contrarian strategy but more importantly can be individually picked versus diversifying if you pick them like me. If I had gone with a diversified portfolio instead or market-cap weighted I imagine the results would have been more on par with the overall indices and small-cap market.

Many Net-Net's have done quite well after I post them on the site as you can see. My accuracy with them on the blog and the ones that I didn't even include in those previous articles like MLR's 30% run after I picked it and so on has me considering charging a small monthly fee for access to my best Net-Net stock selections and contrarian picks (see Best of on righthand side-bar for just a portion of them).

I don't have the time to scan for short-term momentum trades like I do for my trading everyday and do the time consuming heavy research that is needed into companies for investing. I'm getting to a point where I need to get compensated for my time on fundamental analysis picks like Net-Net's.

Stock Pursuit is by far the best site for Net-Net picks. It is often imitated but never trumped. This includes many other sites and blogs that will only post one hit wonder articles on the strategy and its history with maybe a dozen random stocks meeting the criteria. No other site that I know of posts as frequently and consistently strong returns from their Net-Net picks as Stock Pursuit does.

Google is with me on this as Stock Pursuit ranked 4th out of 117 million other sites for "stocks below net current asset value" and in the top 5 out of 30 million for "net current asset stocks". Google ranks sites based on authority and frequency of new content.

This blog will always keep going though with free content in one form or another so any pay site I do will be on a different site all together possibly. All of this subscription model depends on the momentum I can get going forward. I might include my pure technical picks as well on another site. Either or both of these might be moving to my domain DynamiteStocks.com We aren't talking expensive here. Maybe $1 to $5 a month. There will probably be a poll on the site sometime soon to see what readers and new visitors want so I can get the logistics in order to best serve you.

full disclosure: no positions

Important Post Coming Up: Read This

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:43:00 +0000

Keep a heads up for an important post on net current asset stocks and my potential plans for dramatically changing what I do with my content on this blog.

Stocks To Watch

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:35:00 +0000

Metal recycling company MEA is trying to breakout over major resistance on good volume. Keep an eye for a retest and run.

ESLR had a failed breakout. That makes it a short. Sorry I'm a couple days late on it for a short. Might pick up some support here but watch for further downside.

TLB

Make sure it isn't high above Bollinger Bands if you buy it.

full disclosure: no positions

Stocks To Short

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 04:59:00 +0000

Congrats to anyone that shorted GWSC on this post . The stock was over $3 when I found it and it now has a 1 handle.

The PGV short is another one I alerted on today. It's finally broken down some. Keep an eye for another morning sell-off or breakdown. I'll try to keep batting

I also put up an alert on the blog for a short in GLUU. This thing is tanking right now. Look for a short in AIM to.

I've been putting up a lot of set-ups on my Twitter. I'll try and get my best watches like I have the past couple days on the blog though. I can't guarantee I'll keep batting .800 or whatever it has been this week but we'll see! I was looking at a lot more long set-ups the past month or so but these short set-ups are suddenly popping up and are to good to pass.

full disclosure: no positions

GWSC Down To 1.70!! & New Watches

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:00:00 +0000

GWSC worked out just as planned. Check out PGV GLUU definitely and possibly AIM for shorts.

full disclosure: no positions

ESLR Long, GWSC Short

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:17:00 +0000

The short idea on GWSC is starting to pan out. I posted on it again in the last post about how I was getting more confident on the short as I looked into the company more. There was a nice dip from $3 to $2.30 to be had this morning if you could find shares. The stock is actually barely holding up here but be careful. If it breaks down from here the set-up looks good. So if we start printing $2.15 and lower its golden.

ESLR isn't shaping up like I anticipated. I almost bought it today but it's better off to be patient here and wait for a confirmation on the breakout around $2.80s-$2.90ish.

full disclosure: no positions

Follow Up to GWSC Short Watch

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 06:19:00 +0000

That news on the solar farm in Phoenix apparently is old news .

Yep, I'm even more confident now this thing is going to collapse. The recent press release is just another step in that Phoenix project. The volume looks overdone and once it fades this stock is going to fall fast. It could run another day or few at the max so waiting for a technical breakdown probably ideally after the first red day looks good. I'll keep you updated. ESLR seems to have failed the breakout. It was up nice after my initial alert. It looks broken right now and I think the failed signal on the break is probably a good indicator for a short here soon. Still watching.

press release

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Short Biased Watchlist

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 01:09:00 +0000

This stock GWS Technologies Inc. GWSC has gone parabolic on what looks to be a press release as the only fundamentals supporting the move. That usually isn't a justifiable support for a parabolic move in a few days. I'm very confident this run is going to stop and there will be big upside in a short on this stock on a major technical breakdown. I don't know if there are currently any shares available to borrow but start looking.

full disclosure: no position

Solar Stock ESLR Another Set-up

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 03:31:00 +0000

Just like my perfect call on SOLF Evergreen solar ESLR is setting up like another SOLF chart. Any strictly fundamentals guys and gals should take notice of this stuff. It can dramatically improve your game.

The day I circled on solar stock SolarFun SOLF was the day of that little article I did. SOLF broke out then retested the new support (two red lines) then went on to higher highs.

Same breakout and retest set-up as CBOU was and became

So now we have Evergreen Solar ESLR with an unusually big volume day hitting resistance. My hunch is we get a gap up and an eventual retest if not clean breakout that continues. Of course the breakout could fail and in that case that failed signal would be a high probability short on the stock. The stock is very bullish though so far especially with this wide ranging day indicated by that long candle stick.

full disclosure: no positions at time of writing

Why You Must Invest In Penny Stocks

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 01:26:00 +0000

If you are swing trading or investing and want to maximize your returns you have got to have small-market capitalization stocks in your game. I'm talking about if you are trading with good old fashioned long positions not options or leveraged trading. In such cases, big-cap stocks could be fine for such strategies.

What do we do when it comes to investing?

You could build a portfolio that will essentially mimic a major index like the S&P 500 or Dow Jones with boring names like Intel INTC, Microsoft MSFT, Exxon XOM or Walmart WMT and at best achieve overall market like returns. Or you could hold a lot of smaller companies with low priced stocks that can grow earnings and cash flow much faster and see their stock price grow to keep up. Even if you think you are a smart value investor buying Johnson and Johnson JNJ with a 50% margin of safety will always be trumped by a penny stock that goes from $2 to $5. But did he just say penny stocks? Aren't those the kind of dangerous stocks Wall Street professionals have been telling me to stay away from?

If you don't know what you are doing though this strategy of buying stocks from $.01 to $5 could of course destroy your account completely. But then again so could have investing in safe large-cap names like Wahington Mutual, AIG years ago or Lehman Brothers. After all they must have been safe after their history of amazing fundamentals and history of solid dividend payments right? Wrong. If you want safe go buy the safest instrument ever a 10 year U.S. treasury note...err maybe you'd be safer in foreign debt. No, how about commodities like gold and metals and oil.

Anyway, the point is if you are trading stocks for capital appreciation you want the biggest return on your investment. Period. Buying stalwarts at $70 bucks isn't going to get you that.

Another nice thing about penny stocks is sometimes they don't even have to perform that well to see big gains. Sometimes good companies get thrown into Wall street's trash bin just because of fear and or lack of interest. Other times a company will just be a chronic under performer or in its infancy.

From 1997 through 2006 small-caps by far crushed the returns of large-caps. The first and second top small-cap performers over that time were Hansen Natural HANS with a 25,000% return and Chico's CHS 8,000% gain. The top large-caps? Amgen 400% return and Morgan Stanley 390%. See the difference?

The average person holding a portfolio constructed similarly to the big names I mentioned earlier would not even in their lifetime be fortunate enough to move their entire portfolio 500%. Even if Jeremy Siegel ends up winning the Nobel Prize.

Check out the chart below of the stock price of Palm (PALM). 500% return in less than a year.

Or take a Caribou CBOU that I was onto at $1.90 , then the breakout. This chart is textbook in so many ways. See the black line that was resistance? It became support as market participants lifted the stock right off it as enough optimistic buyers nullified the long-term bag holders selling pressure. 200% return in less than a month and probably even more coming.

And how about some of the Net-Nets in the charts below I was onto and posting on the blog? I was looking at TUES at $1 and CHRS at $.90.

Found Stein Mart SMRT below net current asset value and was posting on it at $2.80 last year in 2008 before the institutions and money managers even realized it still existed.

DTG on the blog at $1.70

The examples above occurred just recently of course after months of deleveraging and deflation that have led to a market run that is not that common. The same mind-blowing returns will always occur though in almost any market environment via growing companies and even deep value stocks like many of the ones above.

full disclosure: no positions

Vintage Jim Cramer

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 04:52:00 +0000

I don't know if the time frames are right on this but if they are...wow you have to see this.

Penny Stock Watchlist, Intraday

noreply@blogger.com (Mark Perkins) — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 07:01:00 +0000

I just put up some of my top watches on my watchlist for Thursday the 4th to day trade potentially. I don't always make a post here of them but if I put them anywhere it is always on my Twitter . A lot of these are penny stocks and don't have a lot of liquidity but some do.

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