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Down on the open- nice setup
Link to slideshow to be used at conference:
http://www.bwen.com/pdf/BWEN_JP_Morgan_presentation_12-1-11_FINAL.pdf
It's of use to pull up any chart from a stock which has experienced significant appreciation in value.
I find it curious how easy it is to discount the pitched battles over small gains at the foot of the mountain.
There is a story there- sometimes months of gains and real loss as the market players try to posture against moves which in reality had little to do with the ultimate trajectory of the stock.
I am buying here due to the compelling evidence of growth which may lead to profits and success going forward for Broadwind. Such developments take time.
Quite a finish-
volume is normal till right at the bell.
Take a look at the tape for the four seconds following close:
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/bwen/time-sales?pageno=2&time=0
Curious- anyone know the shuffle well enough to explain this action?
All that action is bracketed by two 2,256,402 trades.
On my browser, only the bracket trades showed on the tape- nothing of what happened in between...
II suppose its what a MM does- a market was made for a big buy and sell order- set at .66
I wouldn't be surprised to see a period of consolidation with a price amplitude which might surprise a few.
Buy order in place.
Speculative yes- the important point here is one of degree..
Bwen is trading like a big dog.
Plenty of volume kept up over time and good market depth.
I think it bodes well for us.
So we have a presentation coming up this week.
CEO Peter Duprey is to speak at the J.P. Morgan annual SMid Cap conference on Thursday December 1:
http://www.jpmorgan.com/cm/ContentServer?c=JPM_Content_C&pagename=JPM_redesign%2FJPM_Content_C%2FGeneric_Detail_Page_Template&cid=1253320841207
digging through that overhead supply....
Yep- trading a solid .70 in after hours and premarket.
Again- looks like we are nearing a point where we might break out of this consolidation range. IMO
I like to see our price action continuing to be decoupled from the DOW.
I believe it is further evidence of the strength of the trend to see us 'trading our own chart'.
As I mentioned earlier, I think the retrace is about done, but a move down today on a strong day in the markets would to my mind be very bullish for us.
Skipping a further retrace & making this a 'continuation gap' would also be bullish for us.
I see we are gaping up in premarket.. any way you can put it- bullish.
Damn the fates.. ah misery.
Another thing to keep in mind is this gap could be filled at some time well forward of now.
Many seem to hold for a time then get filled later. Gaps in strong trends seem like they hold no sweat.
Time will tell I suppose.
I hate posts like this but bear with me..
The chart looks like the sell off is about done.
I say this out of more concern than optimism as I would like to see a further retrace so that I can strengthen a already good holding.
I am seeing some reason for concern coming out of the recent round of bond auctions in Europe.
My bet is a interesting week as investors digest the realization of some of the fears which have been stalking the markets.
We have been trading our own chart as it were but who's to say if this will continue under further weak market conditions.
Here's hoping for a sell off...
:)
See you all next week.
Anyone home?
Is anyone watching this price action today?
Block buys are coming in one just printed for 146 k
Get out of dodge or ?
Thanks- looks great!
OK- now we know
strong open
we get over this and the settle back number might be ~.75
Ha- trying.
I have to say this board is real treat compared to yahoo...
I think I will be happy to add if we see a strong dip to ~.61 this fine morn.
The historic price structure gives me more pause than encouragement.
And Samchild7 is back on the yahoo board- oh my.
Just EOD selling.
Great day and a great board.
Thanks all
I'm too flat footed to trade down here.
Hold hold hold.... LOL
third time the charm?
We break this .72 and off we go IMHO
wow- there is freight load of trades going through
Happy but holding tight
LOL
Yep
Big gap up today- this will hold as the open will still be far below book and the company is clearly heading towards profit IMHO.
Good job everyone who saw the value here.
The thing I like most is the steady reduction of loss per quarter.
It's a spec play but the numbers are pointing towards profitability.
When that occurs the stock will be trading on some multiple of book.
The big profits for stock holders come from buys here when these trends though present are not yet a forgone conclusion.
Stick in the mud post:
Na- we will consolidate for a month around .51
Being bid up AH
.578 last
Someone crossed the large spread for a 600 share lot
Anyone home?
This is looking like it may be getting ready for a move to the topside and break out of this range IMHO
Why is a 'buyout' so popular?
Just the bump on news?
If I wanted GE or SI I would have bought their stock...
I like this play as an independent and don't want to see it bought up.
I was wondering how they swung that as well....
Yep- and they added at .32
Smart guys.
I just glanced at the chart again.
The middle of the creek is at ~.48
Ten cents or so to the high and the same to the low is a healthy trading stock moving along in an uptrend to my mind.
So don't let the down side of the channel scare you.
Hard to say.
If it fully crosses the channel you should be able to get in at ~42 or even lower.
Or it could spring back from here and consolidate ~.52
Or is could trade down over the next couple of months to around the lows.
Looking at the long chart I am suspecting that it never should have traded over ~ a buck fifty.
If you agree that that line is a fair PPS on spec before the company starts to see profits, I think anything below .5 is bargain territory.
Small stocks are tough- large % moves are common which can be elating or discouraging for you though on the long chart they are simply meaningless.
A little static down here can wipe you out but in ten years these moves will be invisible on a flat line at the bottom.
I am in at a lower PPS and happily added at .47
If it goes up from here- fine.
If it drops- fine, I will add again.
The stock might be thought to be trading sort of choppy.
The price could easily move against you or anyone else who is buying now.
I would get your head around the numbers from the company and how you feel about the investment.
Confidence founded on a good understanding of your valuation for the companies prospects is fine insurance that you will not be whipsawed out of your position if the stock trades against you for a period of time.
Some insider buying which was posted today:
http://investor.bwen.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=177646&p=irol-SECText&TEXT=aHR0cDovL2lyLmludC53ZXN0bGF3YnVzaW5lc3MuY29tL2RvY3VtZW50L3YxLzAwMDA5MTQxOTAtMTEtMDAwNTcwL3htbA%3d%3d
I wonder how Monday will go.
Will investors be kicking themselves for shying from the dropping PPS and not buying in at .45?
I am trading conservatively on this run up as I did on the last spike:
Holding the position and adding incrementally on the sell off.
I don't trade these small stocks so much as try to establish a strong holding at a good PPS.
Another might sell off every rally and roll back the profits to increase the holding.
This is just not my game on those stocks I have a strong interest in keeping long term.