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2/21: Almaden hit some promising drill holes at their Tuligtic project in Mexico, per Globe Newswire. The latest results confirm a high-grade zone of gold and silver immediately outside and beneath the PFS pit and the potential for expansion of the PFS mine plan.
My sights are set considerably higher. But then I didn't get into ODP expecting a quick flip.
ODP has a good chart, nice mountain ranges, only one split in 1999 and that a forward split. Just two years ago it was up over $9. And last summer it was up over $5. These current lows, I don't see them as normal.
It may never get back up to the double digit normals of its past successes, like $45 in 2006, but I don't see it staying at $3 without at least few more sweet peaks.
I gaze at the horizon of mountain ranges, and when the skier gets down in the valley, that's when I like to buy. That skier though, sometimes he has an easy lift up to the next peak, and sometimes he trudges up that mountain huffing and puffing, resting, falling backwards in the snow. And sometimes that danged skier... you get to thinking he's NEVER going to get up there, and so you sell, and Bammo, he gets a big wind in his sails. Other times, you hang on with high hopes, and the skier gives up.
2/12: Target price $76 per Loop Capital, up from $70 (current price $59.25)
2/21: Clean Energy Fuels to be Exclusive Provider of Clean Transportation Fuels to HTA Member Companies (Benziga)
Last time they shot up, it missed my sell point by a penny. This time's the charmer! :D
Woo! Mine just sold for $1 and I wasn't even expecting it yet! Musta just shot up out of the blue. Woo woo!
I wouldn't even begin to speculate on their intentions. But you are right, you don't often see good ones behind the scenes, at least not good for shareholders. I put more stock in chart movement, history of splits, short history vs. long history, odds of bouncing to my sell point, and other factors
1/6: WFT maintained at OUTPERFORM by Credit Suisse. (Dow Jones)
1/6: WFT maintained at BUY by Loop Capital. (Dow Jones)
2/6: Price target $6.25 !!! Raised from $5.50 by Eight Capital. (Right now the price is at $2.70)
Let's just say that I looked at several key points and liked the odds for my buy in point.
If you scroll back through the message board, people have speculated
1/31: GTE maintained at outperform by Scotia Capital.
Agree on the $3.15, though I don't put time limits down. My sell point is a bit lower, but then I never try to ride them to the very top, figuring that it's safer to stay just below the scramble line
Not everyone buys on a PR. Some of us buy on other factors. I just laid my bet that this one will soon go UP.
Price target $1.75 per National Bank, WAY above the current price of 89-cents.
2/1 Shaw's back! With a buy on 1/30.
I bought in at the perfect moment! Just looked at the chart and I bought in at the bottom of the down spike. Woo! I hadn't looked at what it's done since, so it's a Bigger Woo!
Yup, loaded here too. You really thinking $1.60? Maybe I've got my sell point set too low!
Sold for a nice little profit
Yup. Back then we bought in at 5.75 and 6.00, and then it totally TANKED. It's been a long road back. As I said, I give them major kudos for clawing their way back up without splitting. Much respect.
Did the autobuys stop? Shaw's last autobuy was on 1/16, thirteen days ago.
1/26: Price target $3.85, raised from $3.50 by National Bank.
Hello $6.10! Boy am I GLAD to see you! This was the last of my long holdings bought just before the 2008 crash. I've got to give SIRI credit. In all that time, she never resorted to an R/S. She just kept building it upward organically. Good job, SIRI! And I'm out... :D
Now all we need is for my spouse's long holdings from that same period to do the same
Slow but steady climb since Aug/Sep 2016. And Shaw is continuing to auto-buy.
GTE price target $3.50 per CIBC World Markets, raised up from $3.00
Snupuled, I only sold one block, not all blocks I still have a block with a higher sell point. I think it's coming soonly :D
Exciting! I spent the evening picking out my next stock for when this one sells. It's close!
12/19: GTE maintained at Outperform by Scotia Capital
Shaw's latest autobuys: 12/5, 12/6, 12/7, 12/11, 12/14, 12/15.
DURECT Announces NDA Acceptance of Indivior's RBP-7000 Risperidone Monthly Depot (PR Newswire)
Excerpt: In consideration for such assignment, Indivior has made an upfront non-refundable payment to DURECT of $12.5 million, and has also agreed to make an additional $5 million payment to DURECT contingent upon NDA approval of RBP-7000, as well as quarterly earn-out payments that are based on a single digit percentage of U.S. net sales for certain products covered by the assigned patent rights, including RBP-7000. The patent rights include granted patents extending through at least 2026.
Beans! Beans! Beans! Feed her just a few more beans! So close... a bit breathless...
A flatus eruption springing from $1.20 would hit my target. Feed her some beans! Feed her some beans!
$1.19 -WOO! Starting the day at 1.19 ... c'mon little doggie, you can do it!
Nope. After a similar downturn this summer it shot up $10 beyond where it was before the downturn. Doesn't happen after all downturns, but I have faith. No stock is a straight line upward. I'm holding long for the 70s.
Stanford Legal to launch on SiriusXM covering legal issues making headlines today (PR Newswire)
12/7: Exponential growth potential. GERN listed as one of the "biotechs flying under the radar" in a PR Newswire article that listed biotech stocks of smaller companies working on new and innovative drugs which have "exponential growth potential."
$1.20 -there it is again! My broker account says that it closed yesterday at 1.12, and that the last trade was at 1.20, for ONE share. In the wee hours, they're at it again. Teasing me! To the MM gods, if you're out there, run her on up that hill! Go go GO!
I'm with you Bleezking. Stocks for products made of thin air might be great for a quick flip, but I'd rather chance the stocks whose basis is solid. Gold, silver, oil, and these days even water. Someday water will be more valuable than oil. If you follow the successes of the old gold rushes, you'd avoid the metal and invest in the products that miners use to get at the metal. I think I've got one of those unless it sold already. But overall I've had pretty good luck with metals. Shiny!
Where'd that $1.20 go? I could swear I saw $1.20 as a teaser before the market opened this morning, listed as the "last trade" some time in the dark hours when people are sleeping. But it vanished like a smoky dream upon awakening, and right now it's at $1.11. But boy did it get me excited, because it's working its way up toward the Promised Land. Maybe it'll even shoot up there today. Woo!