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Hey guys - I am really into commodity's right now and doing really really well. I have been buying into a little start up called Drake Gold or DKGR, can you guys give me some feedback what you think about it. TIA
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What do you make of CLIK? Rumors flying but looks like it might dip now TIA
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Weird to see a stock that like doing sale of assets plus if SBRX has all these assets why sell them? Their stock price sucks but then again this could make for a hellva run - please keep me posted
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Going sideways a bit today - I am tempted to flip to see where we are going but still think this has legs to run
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Anything China is hot and this is leader of the pack IMO - long here folks
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Mark my words this is easily a $3.50 stock
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Dr. Dre's deal - I actually really am into this kinda stuff so my interest is peaks - post on my board about it you will get buyers
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A traders dream for sure - Gold Prices surging and this stock on the rocket pad. Selling some of my BHP gains to buy more early in the week
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I am expecting to see a move over .10 soon - nice to have you aboard
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I'm going to buy more next week - talking my family into joining me as I think this one is different then most and could rally hard.
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I haven't talked to anybody in management or IR yet but I have a feeling something is up. I will post my DD this weekend
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Market is .005 x .006 now on 4.2 m shares traded - somethings up 500k of that was me today
So your the one that bought it before I finished my order =( lmao
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Meek results on the news but I still added more =)
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Looks like it might be rally time for DKGR JStops - rumored rally with news starting next week
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The market spread just went to .005 x .0055 only 1 @ .0055 then .006. Looks to be trending north again.
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I have very high expectations here & thank you maddog
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Actually his promises to clean up the company and deliever results have been coming true - they admited they were screwed over at Jackpot and have done over 100 pages of their own DD to prove it.
They also have outlined a clear plan to how the company will progress to elimiate any problems by using a percise forulma for reporting on their explorations. Thats good enough for me, many companies just make claims and never deleiver but they are promising results.
Very few gold companies ever produce its just the nature of mining and its a risk investors are willing to take. My DD has shown me they have a strong plan in place to minimize risk but increase balance sheet earnings.
All heresay until it happens of course but I don't think its as bad as you make it out to be Chad, worst case ride the wave and make your gains.
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Some did and some is recent - I got it from a source close to the company. Word is getting out and expect to see a continued trend
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Opening spread just got taken out .0044 x .005 now. 1@ .005, 1 @ .005 and 1 @ .006
Going to have to flip and reenter somewhere IMO $14 looks about right.
Also mark my words watch for PZG to get mega rally SOON - they just got top 5 micro cap stocks from Motely Fool
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=23243232
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MOTELY FOOL - TOP 5 picks include PZG
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5 Top Micro-Cap Stocks
By Brian D. Pacampara September 21, 2007 Comments (0)
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Hey there, Fools. We're back again to help you identify some of the most attractive micro-cap stocks worthy of your investment dollars. Just as a reminder, we do this because:
1. Underfollowed micro-cap companies offer great returns -- and sometimes even the best returns.
2. Wall Street is covering fewer stocks than ever before, making now a great time to start looking for tiny treasures.
3. Micro-cap stocks can burn if you don't do your homework, so we try to shed more light on the asset class for you.
Microscopic surgery
This column uses our Motley Fool CAPS community intelligence database to turn up promising stocks. The system asks amateur and professional investors alike to rate stocks either to outperform or underperform. In turn, each investor is rated, as is each stock.
The end result is that while only huge companies like Research In Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) have more than 15 or 20 analysts following them, CAPS harnesses the ideas of thousands to get at the long tail of the stock market with the same depth of coverage.
Drumroll, please ...
So without further ado, here are five CAPS stocks sporting five stars (the highest rating), that have market caps of $100 million to $200 million, and that three or fewer professional analysts are covering.
Company
Market Cap (in millions)
Number of CAPS Ratings
Analysts
Analyst Recommendation
HemoSense (AMEX: HEM)
$178
56
Two
One strong buy,
one buy
CE Franklin (AMEX: CFK)
$174
121
None
N/A
Delta Apparel (AMEX: DLA)
$147
47
Two
Strong buy
Paramount Gold and Silver (AMEX: PZG)
$128
21
None
N/A
Mesa Royalty Trust (NYSE: MTR)
$113
20
None
N/A
Data from Yahoo! Finance and Motley Fool CAPS
As always, don't view these stocks as hearty formal recommendations, but rather as appetizing starters for further analysis. Agreed?
Now that we have that settled, CE Franklin and Delta Apparel might just be a pair of small wonders worthy of your Foolish due diligence.
Let's be frank
It's no secret that our CAPS community -- now 65,000 strong -- loves, well, pretty much everything in the energy sector right now. But when those favored energy plays are small, based in Canada, and have zero bearish All-Stars, then I really start to pay attention. CE Franklin, which supplies equipment to oil and gas producers in Alberta (you know, where all the oil is), fits that description nicely.
Fueled by the astronomic rise in oil prices over the last three years (and its position in the western Canadian sedimentary basin), CE Franklin has managed to grow sales and net income at a rate of 18% and 78%, respectively, over the past three years. Global demand for commodities is expected to be just as voracious going forward, so our community expects even bigger things from CE over the long run.
With about $169 million in assets, no long-term debt, and an enterprise value / EBITDA of 6.7, CE Franklin is worth a gander.
CAPS All-Star SmokeyJoeSmokin gets frank:
Undiscovered oil play in the service sector. I like these guys being in Canada. Going forward I think Canada's oil industry will continue to boom. I think the U.S. will rely more and more on Canada to provide us energy. This bodes well for CFK.
Measuring delta
Delta Apparel is another stock in the long tail that piques the interest of our CAPS players. Like CE Franklin, the Georgia-based apparel retailer doesn't have a single All-Star who's bearish about its prospects. A quick glance at Delta's business model gives us a pretty good indication why.
According to our community, Delta is positioned very well in the casual activewear space -- an industry that's expected to benefit from positive demographic trends. For example, recent moves -- like its acquisition of T-shirt maker Fun-Tees and branded apparel company Junkfood Clothing -- have helped the company post 14.5% revenue growth over the past three years.
With a forward P/E of 9.4, a dividend yield of 1.10%, and healthy insider ownership of 20%, Delta might be worth trying on for size.
CAPS player Patrick6k says:
Delta is in a business that's in an ever growing market. These types of clothing styles are becoming more and more popular as this new generation moves toward the more casual, comfortable, look and feel of the clothes Delta has to offer. I don't think this company is a one trick pony. I look for it to offer up some market smashing returns for at least a couple of decades.
Are we on the same micro-wavelength?
But the real question is whether you believe these companies are real micro marvels or just small shrimps waiting to get squished. Log on to CAPS and let us know how you feel.
It's absolutely free, and within seconds you'll have access to thousands of potential stock ideas. Join now -- more teeny tiny treasures await their discovery.
Will keep that in mind
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Motely Fool is just that IMO - a fool
"A buy-to-hold nightmare
Let's say, for example, you were waiting for September to sell your shares of Mongolian miner Ivanhoe Mines (NYSE: IVN). The stock was up some 170% from September 2006 to July 2007, and it looked like a sensible time to lock in your gains. But facing the stiff short-term capital gains tax, you decided to wait until September.
In that intervening time period, Ivanhoe failed to reach a development agreement with the Mongolian government ... and the stock tanked. The $350 of tax savings you were hoping for ended up costing you $850 in capital gains!
The Ivanhoe lesson reinforces the market's predictable unpredictability. There is no way to accurately time the market's moves or predict its behavior."
or you just sell when you see the market turn which all the other commodity's and you reload in the tens and watch another 30% in gains lol new name motely takeover sounds better
going for DMTN and LUM today dragons also watch possible jump from VYGO
Lets see what it does on the open - LUM market climbin
Adding DMTN today fellas - get some while its good also watch LUM gap
Started IVN board - looking for contined trend IMO
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Hi Pretty - good day to you too
Buying VYGO LUM and SCON on the dip
Also just set up the board for IVN - this one has room to run IMO I am in - in the ten dollar range.
Just placed an order for SCON looks like a bounce for sure IMO
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Suprised nobody else is posting on this here - bought after the commodity dip at the beginning of September up 30% so far for me =)
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I think they are way stronger, started buying in the 60's two weeks ago - expect to see this one go a lot high
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Always a factor - either the execute their plan right move the market higher and raise the need funds to expand operations and balance sheet growth or the money doesn't end up where it is supposed to and the market and the investor take the hit. WE do know that one thing leans in our favor..........
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September 28, 2007
$90 Oil By Christmas
Many Americans will be asking for a gallon of gas in their stockings this year. Oil hit $83 a barrel yesterday. Storms in the Gulf again.
And, storms in the Middle East, Nigeria, and Venezuela. Tight supply out of OPEC. And, China sucking up oil like a vacuum.
Oil bears want Wall St. to believe that prices are rising because hedge funds are putting money into oil futures and because the dollar is weak But, oil is rising because the world is beginning to run out of the black gold. There is no reason for the Saudis or the oil companies to increase supply even if they could. It is not good for business.
The government of Dubai is going around picking up everything from a big piece of the Nasdaq (NDAQ) to commercial real estate.
With the price of oil likely to move to $90 as the winter sets in for the Northern Hemisphere, Dubai may end up owning a lot more assets in the free world.
Douglas A. McIntyre
Fate is working in our favor...
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September 28, 2007
$90 Oil By Christmas
Many Americans will be asking for a gallon of gas in their stockings this year. Oil hit $83 a barrel yesterday. Storms in the Gulf again.
And, storms in the Middle East, Nigeria, and Venezuela. Tight supply out of OPEC. And, China sucking up oil like a vacuum.
Oil bears want Wall St. to believe that prices are rising because hedge funds are putting money into oil futures and because the dollar is weak But, oil is rising because the world is beginning to run out of the black gold. There is no reason for the Saudis or the oil companies to increase supply even if they could. It is not good for business.
The government of Dubai is going around picking up everything from a big piece of the Nasdaq (NDAQ) to commercial real estate.
With the price of oil likely to move to $90 as the winter sets in for the Northern Hemisphere, Dubai may end up owning a lot more assets in the free world.
Douglas A. McIntyre
aGREED
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LOL they take the money from me at the pump and at the oil truck but I make it back on my commdity stocks - fair trade seeing how I make 50x as much on the stocks lol
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The return of the 29ers?
Georgia Gold Belt
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Gold veinlets (they appear white) in a sample of gneiss from the Battle Branch Mine in Lumpkin CountyThe largest quantities of gold found in the eastern United States were found in the Georgia Gold Belt, which extends from eastern Alabama to Rabun County, Georgia. The biggest concentration of gold was found in White, Lumpkin, and northern Cherokee counties in Georgia. The gold in the Georgia Gold Belt was close to 24 karat (100%) purity. Most of the gold was found in eroded rock (saprolite) and mixed in with quartz.
The discovery of gold in the Georgia Gold Belt in 1828 led to the Georgia Gold Rush. The historic cities of Auraria and Dahlonega were the primary beneficiaries of the gold discovery, and a branch mint of the United States Mint was operated in Dahlonega until 1861. The Georgia Gold Belt is part of gold vein in the southeast United States that runs from Alabama to Virginia. Smaller gold deposits can be found further north.
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yea I agree lol - but I know there is much going on and a lot more of this info will be released soon.
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I'm in for more here
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FD do you think they will roll out plans on the oil sub - oil is about to go ballistic IMO
September 28, 2007
$90 Oil By Christmas
Many Americans will be asking for a gallon of gas in their stockings this year. Oil hit $83 a barrel yesterday. Storms in the Gulf again.
And, storms in the Middle East, Nigeria, and Venezuela. Tight supply out of OPEC. And, China sucking up oil like a vacuum.
Oil bears want Wall St. to believe that prices are rising because hedge funds are putting money into oil futures and because the dollar is weak But, oil is rising because the world is beginning to run out of the black gold. There is no reason for the Saudis or the oil companies to increase supply even if they could. It is not good for business.
The government of Dubai is going around picking up everything from a big piece of the Nasdaq (NDAQ) to commercial real estate.
With the price of oil likely to move to $90 as the winter sets in for the Northern Hemisphere, Dubai may end up owning a lot more assets in the free world.
Douglas A. McIntyre