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I think we're nailing them now.
Great list potentially.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=68345067
This is a great scan
I worked this one our with chasingwealth tonight and made it into a scan.
AG, ALLT, BVN, EXK, FTNT, MFN, PHYS, SLW, THM, VIVO, WEN, YONG.
Only hold a stock about two days to get that compound. Do not get greedy.
Would you believe the October seasonals are doing better? OCTOBER SEASONAL WORKSHEET
Qualify and confirm...that's the ticket.
Stock Called Price Current Price Compound%
MSTR 114.07 138.25 21.20%
AMKR 4.36 4.89 12.16%
FFIV 71.05 93.42 31.48%
SAPE 10.14 11.76 15.98%
SFE 15.00 17.05 13.67%
ARBA 27.71 33.21 19.85%
DIOD 17.92 21.13 17.91%
SYKE 14.95 15.73 5.22%
LRCX 37.98 42.44 11.74%
NTAP 33.93 39.13 15.33%
DRIV 20.73 22.00 6.13%
MSCC 15.98 18.46 15.52%
AVERAGE COMPOUND: 15.51% 12 stocks
The cheap stock list is at it again. CHEAP STOCKS TO WATCH 10-11-2011 CHEAP STOCKS TO WATCH 10-24-2011
and, chasingwealth gave us this one and GMR to put into the second cheap stock list in our index.
Stock Called Price Current Price Compound%
PTN 0.57 0.67 17.54%
PMI 0.26 0.31 20.16%
BIOF 0.24 0.21 -10.42%
BWEN 0.37 0.42 14.13%
CYCC 0.45 0.57 26.73%
FBC 0.64 0.82 27.81%
ECPN 0.58 0.44 -24.14%
GMR 0.29 0.29 -0.34%
HPOL 0.51 0.62 21.81%
IGC 0.18 0.27 45.95%
WH 0.45 0.48 6.45%
AVERAGE COMPOUND: 13.24% 11 stocks
Stock Called Price Current Price Compound%
ZERO 0.30 0.30 0.00%
GSAT 0.55 0.62 12.60%
MNLU 0.13 0.13 -2.26%
MRNA 0.19 0.18 -6.60%
GMR 0.26 0.29 13.73%
ARWR 0.46 0.49 7.61%
BRGO 0.06 0.09 39.20%
AVERAGE COMPOUND: 9.18% 7 stocks
For those of you dealing with broken products from big stores.
I bought a brand new LCD TV from Best Buy. It was a 40 inch Samsung and after one year and two months it no longer worked. The people at Samsung said, oh it is happening everywhere you need to download a firmware fix into your television's usb port. The message says no new device found. Can't get it done. They said sorry about your luck call the GEEK SQUAD. I did and they wanted money to fix their television upgrades which are not supposed to happen to televisions. Best Buy said sorry about your luck, so I contacted Best Buy and Samsung corporate offices and told them what I was going to do. I put the television in the back of my truck with this sign, and I am driving it all over Slidell, New Orleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast to Gulfport. I will shame them. It's my private protest. hehe
ON SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY
$700 WASTED ON SAMSUNG TV
2010 LCD TV DOESN’T WORK
BEST BUY SUCKS
This is a good list to study from
I ran the scan and came up with stocks from .0015 to .10 and these have pretty good average volume. Nothing hurts worse then holding a stock that has moved up and not being able to dump it for the profit. I will check them sometime tomorrow for their potential in longer term moves and post off of this one.
Symbol
AAVG
AERN
AFPW
ALCL
ALZM
ANDI
AOGN
AQLV
AQUS
ATIG
BBDA
BHRT
BIEL
BLIAQ
BLVT
BOCX
BRAV
CBAI
CBGH
CBIS
CCTC
CDOI
CHDO
CHWM
CLKZ
CMGO
CMGR
CNCG
COHO
CRWV
CSDT
CWRN
CYNX
DKAM
DNAD
DUSS
EARH
ECDC
EGOC
ELTP
EMXC
ENKG
ERBB
EVRM
EXTO
FBCD
FDMF
FGBF
FHWY
FLRE
FOGC
FTCH
FTEG
FXPT
GGHO
GLEC
GNTA
GOSY
GRDC
GSPT
HBRM
HLNT
HYII
ICPA
IMDS
INTK
KATX
LJPC
LUXD
MCET
MDCE
MDMN
MEDT
MGON
MHYS
MJNA
MMTC
MPIX
MSLP
MSMY
MWWC
NEOM
NHPR
NNAN
NPWZ
NRTLQ
NSTR
NXOI
ONTC
OPMG
OTOW
PCFG
PHAR
POTG
PWRM
RBTI
RMDT
RTGV
RXPC
SDRC
SGDH
SIRG
SKGP
SKNY
SLGLF
SMKG
SNEY
SNGX
SNVP
SSOL
SUGO
SVMI
TDCP
TECO
TLAN
TRTH
TSTRQ
UNGS
UVFT
VCSY
VLCO
VMSYQ
VNWI
VRAL
VSHC
VSPC
WAMUQ
WDRP
WDRP
XDSL
XMDCQ
XNEZ
YRCW
SVM is cycling high in the daily
No core strength and no stabilizing strength there. It's weekly looks extremely suspect and I would not put money on its long term chances. Not for at least five weeks. You should always consider a stocks long term before you even think of entering it even for a quick hit.
Hi lemmy
It's done well lately. I bought some FGBF earlier this week and it is doing nice. Our cheap stock list we have been running in the index was averaging over 21% per stock earlier this week. Chasingwealth and I are going to make another list Sunday and put it in the index to watch. The stocks change every few weeks and so should we. Good to see you. Raise a stein to me there in Belgium.
Thank you.
This is not 2003 anymore when you built a board revolving out of your hearts desires. You play by their rules or they will chastize you. hehe These rules go by interpretation of their understandings. Many of the top 100 board posters are my friends and place their website links actually in their signature; but that is okay just as long as I don't do it. I eventually learned that life is bigger then this and not to get angry at it.
Hi Manti
Careful with TSON. Not good at all in the daily and the weekly suggest it may continue to fall. It has a terrible powerstream and no support or strength; either core strength or stabilizing strength.
It has nothing to do with the national debt.
It is just another way the country or the company takes your mind off the true objective. Misdirection and misinformation. That's what companies and countries are all about. EMXC should never be released from its obligation to pay its dividends as promised, or MPIX, and our leaders in this country should not be forgiven for what they are doing to it, either. The longer this goes on the less you will remember it and that is what they are counting on. We can only hope that the SEC does its job and is not forgetful or forgiving of your money owed. Let's hope they have character and will finish what they start and maybe even tell the shareholders what is going on once in awhile. The company will not.
You're welcome.
I know this is all small potatos to the fact that America owes over $600 trillion in notional derivatives which they cannot pay back. What will be will be and we should just do the best we can with it.
I deleted it.
Here is the online complaint form that supplied me though. I am not the only one because I gave the complaint form to every one of my members who bought EMXC and did not receive their promised MPIX dividend unrestricted shares. If we do nothing in life when something is not right then we have no grounds to complain. Closing our eyes only makes it harder on the next guy. If you find anything out let me know. Thanks Ken
https://tts.sec.gov/oiea/Complaint.html
http://www.sec.gov/
Because I put my site on it.
I have a growing list of top posters on the ihub that not only post their sites but tell you of their doings and have their sites even in their signature links. I post one and do it on my boards and they are deleted. Click. Click. I have put 9 years of my life building up a good message board and to think someone with indigestion can bomb me in an instant, that's dirty.
Hello all.
Any new news on our dividends to be paid to us. Sorry if you've answered this question before. You've got a great board and the posts move so quickly I have time reading them all. The SEC sent me a confirmation email telling me they are working on it but haven't told me yet what they're doing. Thanks all.
Hi manysevens.
I hope you're not disappointed, too. I ran a scan and RXPC came up Saturday. I gave it out to chasingwealth and chartinator and it looked like candy. My money was tied up, or I'd have nailed it. Keep going and compound that win you have.
Hi xzx
I plan on it. Been taking care of business for awhile getting healthy. You've got a great squad here. Keep up the great work.
Our October seasonal worksheet is doing well, too. OCTOBER SEASONAL WORKSHEET
We put the most apt stocks to move into an automatically updating index. These seasonal stocks were also picked because of their powerstreams longer term and their daily suggestions of better days ahead. I am not sure these two posts will be allowed to remain viewable. They may be deleted like so many others I put down.
Stock Called $ Current $ Compound%
MSTR 114.07 131.15 14.97%
AMKR 4.36 4.75 9.06%
FFIV 71.05 86.22 21.35%
SAPE 10.14 11 8.48%
SFE 15 16.17 7.80%
ARBA 27.71 31.25 12.78%
DIOD 17.92 20.37 13.67%
SYKE 14.95 15.38 2.88%
LRCX 37.98 42.56 12.06%
NTAP 33.93 38.37 13.09%
DRIV 20.73 20.54 -0.92%
MSCC 1598.00% 17.44 9.14%
AVERAGE COMPOUND: 10.36%
Cheap stock list is still doing well. CHEAP STOCKS TO WATCH 10-11-2011
I only used stocks from their weekly perspective with improving powerstreams and whose aroon up was at zero. That's the take off point. Each two weeks I do a new list. You find them in their longer term but prove them in their daily. It's the only way.
Stock Called $ Current $ Compound%
PTN 0.57 0.67 18.16%
PMI 0.26 0.4 56.76%
BIOF 0.24 0.24 -1.12%
BWEN 0.37 0.4 9.92%
CYCC 0.45 0.61 35.58%
FBC 0.64 0.88 38.22%
ECPN 0.58 0.52 -10.34%
GMR 0.29 0.28 -2.41%
HPOL 0.51 0.46 -9.63%
IGC 0.18 0.29 56.76%
WH 0.45 0.51 13.10%
AVERAGE COMPOUND: 18.64%
Getting there Scott
I choose not to take the PM ability here at ihub because they deleted so many of my posts. I am really getting tired of the pumpers and spammers. Investors should only use indicators to make their decisions by. Never listen to anyone's word on anything. Prove it to themselves. That was a hard lesson for me. Getting better every day. Glad you're doing so well in the forex. Hope to start trading the TNA and TZA soon in options.
Hello tickettoride.
Long time no see. Are you still nailing them in the forex? Glad you came back to post on the ihub.
It had a hiccup Albatross.
Good days ahead. After the put all of the incumbents in Washington D.C. in prison with that so called leader.
I think they will go to prison.
You can't play games with the sec and just walk away once they have your number. They aren't the new world order you know. They work for a living and nailing crooks is what they do best. I called scottrade over this and they said they'll get back to me....of course, they never did. Will call again. Out of sight out of mind.
Energy has good ones for a few weeks.
Tech is for October/November and likely looking to telecom.
IGC didn't fire yet but it is still formatted.
Waiting and watching.
Cheap stocks placed in our index. Stock list created on Oct 12, 2011 @ 9:02 AM
We're trying to go to both cheap stocks with good volume for the people playing pennies and also the longer trending stocks for the option people. Very good results after one day. I used a weekly format to qualify them and then the daily format to prove them and confirm them.
Member kgoodrich
CHEAP STOCKS TO WATCH 10-11-2011
Stock Called Price Current Price Compound%
PTN 0.57 0.57 0.00%
PMI 0.26 0.26 1.56%
BIOF 0.24 0.26 8.33%
BWEN 0.37 0.36 -1.90%
CYCC 0.45 0.46 2.89%
FBC 0.64 0.66 2.77%
ECPN 0.58 0.68 17.24%
GMR 0.29 0.39 34.02%
HPOL 0.51 0.59 15.91%
IGC 0.18 0.18 0.00%
WH 0.45 0.47 4.21%
AVERAGE COMPOUND: 7.73%
Hello RTN
You may want to hold off on that. SCON still has a negative powerstream. Very iffy there. Could fall at any time and give back whatever growth it made.
Great post Professor
I am still mourning Steve Jobs. And, bankrupcy woes will hit a lot of big companies if all of their value is still on paper.
Thanks blasher
I saw a few days ago that the audit of the federal reserve ordered by Ron Paul of Texas and Dennis Kucinich of Ohoi shielded astonding results. It showed that the federal reserve has given out to foreign banks and countries over $16 trillion dollars with very little of it ever coming back to us at zero percent interest. Then, it says we have no money and our banks are loaded with debt. Most bank managers will not enter the new codes ordered them to initiate the new banking system and allow the run of the Rainbow money from the U.S. Treasury because so many have been stealing that money and when the rainbow money is legal tender, the federal reserve notes will be worthless since they cannot explain how they made so much of it as bank employees, or as senators, congressmen, or presidents.
This is scary.
We've got to vote Obama out of office and all of the incumbents, and the people they shoot hands with to get into office. This mess keeps getting deeper. And, it's expanding exponentially. No way to stop it.
Source: Before It's News
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/1152/460/There_s_No_Way_In_Hell_We_re_Making_It_To_Nov_2012.html
Adding to last night’s BBC spot of Mr. Rastani’s truth-telling, we have yet another experienced market trader telling the full-monty of truth:
Here is a piece from ZeroHedge.com that hopefully will make you all understand, once and for all, that this ain’t the 1930's, and that there is absolutely no way in hell that this Republic is going to make it to November 2012.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/five-banks-account-96-250-trillion-outstanding-derivative-exposure-morgan-stanley-sitting-fx-de
Five Banks Account For 96% Of The $250 Trillion In Outstanding US Derivative Exposure; Is Morgan Stanley Sitting On An FX Derivative Time Bomb?
Summary: The five largest banks in the U.S. (JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and HSBC) are carrying $238 TRILLION dollars in derivative exposure. JP Morgan alone is carrying $78 TRILLION in derivative exposure BY ITSELF.
Okay, what the hell is derivative exposure?
What this is referring to are over-the-counter non-exchange traded forward delivery (or “futures”) contracts of various kinds.
I am a futures broker, but I only execute futures contracts on the futures exchanges, namely the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the New York Mercantile Exchange.
About ten years ago a new “novelty” emerged in the futures business – the so-called “over-the-counter” contracts.
There was a kid in the office I worked in who got wind of this and had all kinds of stars in his eyes about making a killing off of these “OTC” contracts because the brokers’ commissions were not a flat fee but a percent of the contract value.
Here’s the problem with OTC contracts: there is no exchange standing between the buyer and seller as a guarantor.
In my business, when a customer executes a trade on a futures or options contract, it makes no difference who the other guy is on the other side of the trade, be it executed electronically or in the pit.
None of us have to worry for a second about the counterparty on our executions because the EXCHANGE ITSELF stands between ALL transactions as the ultimate guarantor.
The exchange then enforces the financial requirement rules with the Clearing Houses, the Clearing Houses enforce the financial requirement rules with the brokers, and the brokers enforce the financial requirement rules with the customers.
That is the chain of financial responsibility. So, even if a customer bugs out and fails to financially perform on a contract, the contract WILL BE MADE GOOD by extracting the money from the broker, then the Clearing House and finally the Exchange. This massive enforcement buffering is what gives the system integrity.
OTC contracts have no exchange. They are a flipping free-for-all. If someone bugs out on a contract, the poop hits the fan. The counterparty has their pants around their ankles and the broker is caught in the middle.
That’s why when that kid in my office years ago got all starry-eyed, I thought to myself, “I wouldn’t do that OTC crap if you put a gun to my head – no matter what the commissions were. It would be Russian Roulette. Eventually someone would default and it would financially destroy the broker instantly, and perhaps the counterparty as well.”
Let’s take my business – cattle futures. One contract is 40,000 pounds of live cattle. The spot contract settled at $119.725 per hundred pounds today. So, 40,000 pounds X $1.19725 (shift the decimal) = $47,890 total value of the contract.
Since this is an exchange traded instrument, the customer doesn’t really don’t have to worry about default and can go ahead and book that $47,890 today, and it will be offset at a later time, and the net of the entry and exit will be the P&L.
The contract isn’t going to default, so the derivative exposure is limited.
Okay. These banks are carrying these OTC futures contracts with NO exchange to guarantee anything. And they are carrying these contracts largely WITH EACH OTHER.
So JP Morgan might be the long and Goldman Sachs, or some insolvent bank in Europe is the short on the other side.
If these banks default, which is now a mathematical certainty because they are not only insolvent, but insolvent multiple times over and there isn’t enough money in the world to bail them out, there is going to be a cascading default on all of these OTC contracts.
Now look at the value and exposure of these OTC derivatives again: the top 5 banks in the US alone have exposure of $238 TRILLION dollars.
The total GDP of the United States is $14.5 Trillion.
The total GDP of China is $6 Trillion.
The total land mass on earth is 36.8 billion acres. If every acre of land on earth was “sold” for $6467 per acre, that would total $238 Trillion.
JP Morgan BY ITSELF has derivative exposure equal to over FIVE TIMES the value of the entire US GDP.
And no, there will not be a 1:1 offsetting in a collapse, because the collapse will be asymmetrical, and the bankrupt party will first pursue FULL payment on its “longs” (think of these as accounts receivables) while its “shorts” (accounts payable) will only pay out 20 cents on the dollar OR LESS.
In other words, these entities will tear each other apart in a mad dogfight and this dogfight will take the entire world down with it.
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT TRILLION DOLLARS.
AND THAT IS JUST FIVE BANKS.
AND THE MASSIVELY CORRUPT AND INCOMPETENT SECURITIES REGULATORS, BOTH GOVERNMENTAL AND PRIVATE, SAT BY AND WATCHED THIS HAPPEN. That is what happens when you let a group of criminals run a bureaucracy of affirmative action hires to “audit” the financial industry. Scroll down and read my post titled “There Must Be A Reckoning.”
It’s over. There is no coming back from this. The only thing that can happen is a total and complete collapse of EVERYTHING we now know, and humanity starts from scratch.
And if you think that this collapse is going to play out without one hell of a big hot war, you are sadly, sadly mistaken.
Ann Barnhardt – Barnhardt Capital Management, Inc.
I’m going to add to what Ann has explained so well:
By the end of 2007, all the Too-Big-to-Fail (TBTF) banks were writing these things hand-over-fist because they already knew they were in doo-doo.
All this did was put massive leverage into the system…..debt, leveraged upon debt, with no asset value behind much of it.
And here is where it gets truly ugly for my conservative friends who refuse to look at Wall Street as the criminals they are: THEY DID THIS KNOWING FULL WELL THE MAJORITY OF THE DERIVATIVES THEY WERE CREATING WERE FRAUDULENT AND BACKED BY NOTHING.
How do I know this? A myriad of lawsuits filed all over the country with a literal shitton of depositions on discovery. These are not lawsuits filed by merely disgruntled foreclosure victims; these are lawsuits filed by large insurance companies like Allstate and MetLife, and even The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFH) because they all realized far too late that they’d been sold worthless crap.
This is not to mention how adamantly the TBTFs have lobbied against any whiff of the idea of forcing these things onto an exchange where they would be made transparent.
That’s pretty much a tipoff that they’re hiding something very bad. If the used car salesman won’t let you look under the hood, you can be pretty sure there’s something there you won’t like much.
The idea Wall Street had here with creating these fraudulent pieces of toxic waste was that if even a fraction of these ‘paid out’ for them, they could ‘save themselves.’
Unfortunately this doesn’t work when Wall Street runs out of suckers; you know, pension plans, insurance companies, retail investors and other places they could sell these things to without anyone understanding what they were buying.
Most importantly, when they ran out of suckers they could put into home loans they couldn’t afford, this was the beginning of the end and the whole scheme began to unravel.
Even better, our government not only looked the other way when they were made aware of what was going on, they began to aid and abet the criminal activity….because the TBTFs convinced the government that ‘economic meltdown could be avoided’ if they were just given time for the ‘asset values to come back.’
THIS whole game was facilitated by none-other than Hank Paulson. You know, ‘Mr-I-Have-A-Bazooka.’
Our entire global economy is a giant Ponzi Scheme.
Makes Social Security look like a rounding error. This also gives one a better perspective on the stock market movements. (Yeah, 400 point Dow Jones Industrial ranges in a day is a ‘stable market’.)
What the market is now is merely the TBTF banks chasing government cheese. Where is the next bailout coming from? Wherever they THINK it is (and since they push for it, they have a good idea), they front run it and pile in, using HFT to try to position better than the next TBTF.
Who is going to get the next ‘exemption from the law’? Wherever they think THAT is coming next, again, they go ‘all-in’ – thus providing the massive swings in the market with both bonds (treasuries and corporate debt) and stocks.
Any idea that there is ANYTHING left of a ‘free-market’ is a LIE. Wake up and smell the Ponzi conservatives, and stop defending the criminals with your cries of ‘it’s anti-capitalist to protest against Wall Street.’
It’s not about your neighbor getting a free house, it’s about massive, global, legalized financial rape.
Wall Street a/k/a the Too-Big-To-Fails are chasing corruption. They’re chasing legalized theft sanctioned by our government and you can watch it in real-time every day….just pull up a stock chart. Any stock chart.
Have a nice day.
Perhaps now you will start screaming STOP THE LOOTING & START PROSECUTING!
It's now the 27th of September and still no EMXC dividend.
I believe the securities and exchange commission is going to nail every one connected to it, including those pumpers. They replied to my email that they are on it. I'll keep you informed and those in the mix will be informed by them.
Hi cheynew
I couldn't get it to work....but real sure not related. hehe
PPHM is doing what it always did but have to admit, if I held it like I did for the first 7 years until now, I'd have more money on the table. I took my brother in laws constant advice to sell it and buy AENY at 3.19 because it was to go up 1000%.....well, the information he had was 6 months old. The move was over and now it is .09.........I sold mine for a major loss but kept his so it can grow.
EMXC's dividend of MPIX.
Every day that went by where the transfer agent did not give out the promised dividend shares of EMXC made me think it was a game. They can hold and allow so many things to happen while the stock is manipulated or anything. Still it has not come and even if we get it we may never be able to sell them, even if they come unrestricted. I hope the SEC doesn't just slap them on the hand. Too many folks have bought into this one. I do not like to see my family harmed because I suggested they buy it.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/mpix%20/quote
Mindpix Corp.
Common Stock OTC Pink No Information
OTC Markets has discontinued the display of quotes on www.otcmarkets.com for this security because it has been labeled Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) and because adequate current information has not been made available by the issuer of the securities. It has been labeled Caveat Emptor for one of the following reasons:
Questionable Promotion — The security is being promoted to the public, but adequate current information about the issuer has not been made available to the public.
Spam — The security is the subject of spam promotion having the effect of encouraging trading of the issuer's securities.
Investigation of Fraud — There is a known investigation of fraudulent activity involving the company, its securities or insiders.
Suspension/Halt — A Regulatory Authority has halted or suspended trading for public interest concerns (i.e. not a news or earning halt).
Disruptive Corporate Actions — The security or issuer is the subject of corporate actions, such as reverse mergers or serial stocks splits and name changes, without adequate current information being publicly available.
Unsolicited Quotes — The security has only been quoted on an unsolicited basis since it entered the public markets and the issuer has not made adequate current information available to the public.
Other Public Interest Concern — There is, in OTC Markets' view, a public interest concern.
Consequently, OTC Markets has removed the quotes from this website until adequate current information is made available by the issuer pursuant to OTC Markets Group's Guidelines for Providing Adequate Current Information (PDF) and until OTC Markets believes there is no longer a public interest concern. Investors are encouraged to use care and due diligence in their investment decisions. Please read our Investor Protection page for more information.
That's cool Marco
Three views in one. Very helpful. May consider doing that myself since I subscribe to stockcharts and can do it. Thanks for pointing it out to me.