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Tuesday, September 18, 2007 9:57:21 PM
nsomniyak challenge:
CDE: This is arguably the purest play on $ILVER that trades on the New York stock exchange. It's low share price makes it a target of volatility on an exchange which is usually the least volatile. It's attraction and lure is not only in its' low share price but its' rather low P/E among miners as well.
ERS: After trading more then 10 times its' current value back in May of 2006, it's now coming off of 52 week lows and levels not seen since spring of 2005. The company boasts a current P/E under 10, and perhaps has already priced in a downturn in the economy going forward?
HKN: Once a stock tied to the current "President" and formerly known as Harken Energy. The company has changed its' name to HKN, inc. in an effort to seperate its' company from the failures of Bush jr. In doing so, the share structure has been significantly reduced in an attempt to propel the share price to a level which may attract fund buying. The company has recently reduced increased profitability as well as a continued buyback of its' outstanding shares.
NXG: The stock was one of the biggest losers on the market today after announcing drill results on one of their properties. Apparently, the market didn't like what they read? Not only does the company has next to nothing in terms of debt on top of a hefty cash position, they also boast a P/E just a hair over 13. For a $GOLD stock to have a P/E this low is nearly unheard of on Wall Street.
RIC: This $GOLD stock apparently trades at a price a hair above book value, and has no debt on the books. This 71 million dollar company might soon become the target of volatile traders should $GOLD begin to advance with conviction towards new records.
USEG: Trades a hair above book value and the CEO might be thinking that the books to this company are the cleanest they've ever been. With a market cap. under 100 million, it might become a hostile takeover target. Listen to what the company profile says about them: "explores for hard rock minerals, including lead, zinc, silver, molybdenum, gold, uranium, and oil and gas." Those sound like items that would benefit from the destruction of the Federal Reserve Note? Don't they?
CDE: This is arguably the purest play on $ILVER that trades on the New York stock exchange. It's low share price makes it a target of volatility on an exchange which is usually the least volatile. It's attraction and lure is not only in its' low share price but its' rather low P/E among miners as well.
ERS: After trading more then 10 times its' current value back in May of 2006, it's now coming off of 52 week lows and levels not seen since spring of 2005. The company boasts a current P/E under 10, and perhaps has already priced in a downturn in the economy going forward?
HKN: Once a stock tied to the current "President" and formerly known as Harken Energy. The company has changed its' name to HKN, inc. in an effort to seperate its' company from the failures of Bush jr. In doing so, the share structure has been significantly reduced in an attempt to propel the share price to a level which may attract fund buying. The company has recently reduced increased profitability as well as a continued buyback of its' outstanding shares.
NXG: The stock was one of the biggest losers on the market today after announcing drill results on one of their properties. Apparently, the market didn't like what they read? Not only does the company has next to nothing in terms of debt on top of a hefty cash position, they also boast a P/E just a hair over 13. For a $GOLD stock to have a P/E this low is nearly unheard of on Wall Street.
RIC: This $GOLD stock apparently trades at a price a hair above book value, and has no debt on the books. This 71 million dollar company might soon become the target of volatile traders should $GOLD begin to advance with conviction towards new records.
USEG: Trades a hair above book value and the CEO might be thinking that the books to this company are the cleanest they've ever been. With a market cap. under 100 million, it might become a hostile takeover target. Listen to what the company profile says about them: "explores for hard rock minerals, including lead, zinc, silver, molybdenum, gold, uranium, and oil and gas." Those sound like items that would benefit from the destruction of the Federal Reserve Note? Don't they?
HI-HO SILVER !!!
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