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I sold XPL today at .77, a 165% profit.
Hope everyone has a great evening.
For the week ending 09/26/2020 my five best and my two worst stocks. TGB has been removed from my list since I sold for just over 123% profit this week.
SQNS 21.65% down 10.14%
TRQ 35.26% down 5.84%
GSV 7.94% down 16.01%
XPL 39.48% down 28.08%
GSM 38.6% down 20.66%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -54.92% No change
MICR -30.24% up 1.12%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
Thanks for sharing. I give it a look either later today or tomorrow.
I sold out TGB today @ 1.055 for 123% profit. Best of luck to everyone.
You are correct thinking TGB was ready for a pull back. Notice in the chart below the two times it had a big jump it pulled back for several days before starting back up again. This marks the third time it had a large rise followed by a pullback starting today. Also notice the time period between each one. There was a month between the first and second spikes and only a week between the second and third one. Hope you and everyone else are doing.
For the week ending 09/18/2020 my six best and my two worst stocks.
SQNS 31.79% up 5.7%
TRQ 41.1% up 2.18%
GSV 23.95% up 9.74%
XPL 67.56% up 19.74%
TGB 181.98% up 59.37%
GSM 59.26% up 50.47%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -54.92% up 3.19%
MICR -31.36% up 7.22%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
Yes, and the good thing is that it is moving upward on average volume, It has not excited mass into a frenzy buying spree. If it continues the way it has been, $2 would not be out of the question.
Hope you have a great day.
Yes, I would watch to make sure it is making a good base.
For the week ending 09/11/2020 my five best and my two worst stocks.
SQNS 26.09% down 2.32%
TRQ 38.92% down 47.53%
GSV 14.21% down 8.8%
XPL 47.82% up 7.81%
TGB 122.61% up 4.24%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -58.11% up 1.95%
MICR -40.84% down .83%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
XONE is showing how it should be done. I would say it is up around 100% from a base of around $7.00.
SSYS is still in a downtrend, but the price swings are narrowing, which I like. I would like to see what it looks like in another six months to a year.
SANW appears to have broken the downtrend but I do not like the wide price swings on the monthly scale. Swings of 75% to around 150% is to much for me to risk. Just my opinion.
For the week ending 09/04/2020 my five best and my two worst stocks.
SQNS 28.41% up 6.33%
TRQ 86.45% up 22.9%
GSV 23.01% down 9.9%
XPL 40.01% up 21.44%
TGB 118.37% up 30.21%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -60.06% down .62%
MICR -40.01% up 2.79%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
Like you, I have not put a lot in this one, but I have been tempted to add to my holdings, especially since it had a nice recovery from the market break.
Yes, nice move. She gapped up two days in row. Do you think it will drop back to 1.00 to fill the gap or continue upward? Have a great evening.
Well, I would say they are betting it will produce profits for them.
For the week ending 08/28/2020 my five best and my two worst stocks.
SQNS 22.08% down 13.09%
TRQ 63.55% up 10.22%
GSV 32.91% down .31%
XPL 18.57% down 14.934%
TGB 88.16% up 7.95%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -59.44% down 1.89%
MICR -42.80% up 11.44%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
For the week ending 08/21/2020 my five best and my two worst stocks.
SQNS 35.17% down 8.66%
TRQ 53.28% up 12.57%
GSV 33.22% down .41%
XPL 33.50% up 10.84%
TGB 80.21% up 17.47%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -57.55% down .73%
MICR -54.24% down 1.68%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
It would be nice if it did.
There is no way at attach the files so if you will email me at investolator2000@yahoo.com with the subject line "2020 Stock Lists" I will reply back with them attached for you.
Thanks
Is there a way to attach an excel file to my message? Thanks
One correction, that should have been "Microsoft Excel", now word.
I only filtered NYS, ASE, and NAS. The program I used does not have an option to filter OTC.
Is there a way to attach an excel file?
Over the weekend I ran a query pulling all stocks under $5. I have two 2 Microsoft Word files (version 2000). One has the completed unedited list and also an edited list (I removed all ETF, REIT, Fund, and stocks split to death). The second file I have are stocks that be worth a look as some maybe entering a base or have formed a base or are ready to begin the mark up. For all charts I used "all data" and set the scale to "large". I will try to find a way to load them here.
Thanks. May your green days be many and red one fewer and fewer.
For the week ending 08/14/2020 my five and my two worst stocks. UMC has been removed since I sold out at just over 100% this week.
SQNS 43.83% up 2.75%
TRQ 40.71% down 2.28%
GSV 33.63% down 20.11%
XPL 22.66% down 18.40%
TGB 62.74% down 4.58%
My two worse stocks are listed below.
ITP -56.82% down 3.82%
MICR -52.56% up 2.24%
Hope everyone has a great weekend
I did sell my UMC for just over 100% profit this past Tuesday. Hope you make lots on UMC. Have a great weekend.
ITC Finds U.S. Silicon Metal Producers Injured by Imports from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland, Malaysia, and Kazakhstan
August 13 2020 - 05:30PM
GlobeNewswire Inc.
Globe Specialty Metals, Inc., a subsidiary of Ferroglobe PLC (NASDAQ:GSM) (“GSM”), and Mississippi Silicon LLC (“MS”), collectively representing the majority of American silicon metal production, today announced that the U.S. International Trade Commission (“ITC”) will continue investigating the harm caused by imports of silicon metal into the United States. The announcement comes after Commissioners voted 5-0 that there is a “reasonable indication” that silicon metal imports from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland, Malaysia and Kazakhstan are materially injuring the U.S. industry.
The ITC’s preliminary decision follows a July 21, 2020 announcement that the U.S. Department of Commerce (“DOC”) would investigate unfair pricing and subsidies of these products.
“Unfair and illegal trade practices can have devastating effects, not just on the businesses and workers directly and most immediately impacted – the local communities and the entire economy also suffer from the fallout,” said Marco Levi, Chief Executive Officer of GSM’s parent, Ferroglobe. “We applaud the ITC for taking this step toward restoring fair competition to the U.S. silicon metal market.”
On June 30, 2020, GSM and MS filed petitions to stop silicon metal producers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland, Malaysia and Kazakhstan from selling dumped and unfairly subsidized silicon metal imports into the United States. In their petitions, the companies asked the DOC and ITC to impose duties on Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland and Malaysia to offset unfair pricing and to impose duties on Kazakhstan to offset unfair subsidies.
Now that the ITC has made its initial determination, duties could be imposed on imports from Kazakhstan as early as September 2020, and on imports from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland and Malaysia as early as December 2020.
“Today’s vote reaffirms what U.S. producers of silicon metal and their workers have known for years – that our industry is suffering as a result of dumped and subsidized imports,” said Eddie Boardwine, Chief Operations Officer of MS. “Fortunately, our trade laws are set up to support fair trade. On behalf of our employees, customers, and colleagues, we applaud the ITC for its commitment to addressing harmful trade practices and look forward to seeing a level playing field restored.”
Silicon metal is an important element added to various grades of aluminum alloys used in performance applications such as automotive components and aerospace products. Silicon metal also is a critical raw material in the production of silicone compounds used in numerous products including sealants, adhesives, rubber gaskets, caulking compounds, lubricants, food additives, coatings, polishes, and cosmetics, among others. In addition, silicon metal is the base material in the production of polysilicon, a purified form of silicon used in solar cells and semi-conductors.
About Globe Specialty Metals
Globe Specialty Metals, Inc. is a wholly-owned U.S. subsidiary of Ferroglobe PLC, one of the world’s leading suppliers of silicon metal, silicon- and manganese- based specialty alloys and ferroalloys, serving a customer base across the globe in dynamic and fast-growing end markets, such as solar, automotive, consumer products, construction and energy. Through its subsidiaries, GSM owns metallurgical manufacturing facilities and other operations in Ohio, West Virginia, New York, Alabama, Indiana, Florida and Kentucky.
INVESTOR CONTACT:
Gaurav Mehta, EVP - Investor Relations
investor.relations@ferroglobe.com