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TIII: Up 30% this week but is still trading at a huge discount.
TIII announced $.06 EPS in Q3 2010. TIII SHOULD CONSERVATIVELY EARN $.30 GOING FORWARD AS CEO SAID MARGINS WILL IMPROVE.
TIII trades at a P/S ratio of 0.35 compared to 1.55 sector average. If TIII traded at even HALF the sector average it would be $4.
The most successful U.S. hedge fund, Renaissance Capital, owns TIII. Renaissance has an army of engineers and MBA's scouring for undervalued stocks.
Major players in sector (WSTL, MSPD) have gained up to 500% in 2010 while TIII is still under the radar.
In short, TIII has all the ingredients to go much higher in a very short time frame.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- $1.3 per share working capital and no debt.
- Back out $1.3 working capital, TIII effectively valued at $.63 per share.
- Tightly held 14 million share float.
- 25 MM market cap.
- $70 MM + revenues.
- Earned $.06 in Q3 2010 despite reduced margins from takeover costs. Would have earned $.10 with historical 35% margin rate. CEO predicts higher margins going forward.
TIII is up 30% this week but is still trading at a huge discount.
TIII announced $.06 EPS in Q3 2010. TIII SHOULD CONSERVATIVELY EARN $.30 GOING FORWARD AS CEO SAID MARGINS WILL IMPROVE.
TIII trades at a P/S ratio of 0.35 compared to 1.55 sector average. If TIII traded at even HALF the sector average it would be $4.
The most successful U.S. hedge fund, Renaissance Capital, owns TIII. Renaissance has an army of engineers and MBA's scouring for undervalued stocks.
Major players in sector (WSTL, MSPD) have gained up to 500% in 2010 while TIII is still under the radar.
In short, TIII has all the ingredients to go much higher in a very short time frame.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- $1.3 per share working capital and no debt.
- Back out $1.3 working capital, TIII effectively valued at $.63 per share.
- Tightly held 14 million share float.
- 25 MM market cap.
- $70 MM + revenues.
- Earned $.06 in Q3 2010 despite reduced margins from takeover costs. Would have earned $.10 with historical 35% margin rate. CEO predicts higher margins going forward.
CYCC gonna rocket tomorrow
CYCC up $.11 after hours. Conference next week.
Also, Special Situations Fund just posted an SC 13G showing ownership of 14.6% of company.This was posted under Austin Marxe and David Greenhouse.
http://xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=7234820
LOCM $4.30 + $.14 $.29 quarterly EPS Thursday
LOCM is a no brainer +20% gain this week. Will report $.29 on Thursday. Massive short squeeze coming. Only 16 MM float.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Localcom-Reports-Preliminary-bw-643974797.html?x=0&.v=1
LOCM $4.30 + $.14 $.29 quarterly EPS Thursday
LOCM is a no brainer +20% gain this week. Will report $.29 on Thursday. Massive short squeeze coming. Only 16 MM float.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Localcom-Reports-Preliminary-bw-643974797.html?x=0&.v=1
not a matter of "hoping".
hasn't even reached first base.
Hottest NASDAQ stock below $2
The next new wave in pop vending machines will be cashless vending. Pepsi is working with USAT:NASDAQ ($1.55 + $.11). to convert all there machines to cashless in next 5 years.This is an enormous growth market and USAT is the leader. I think USAT will be $5 + very soon:
- Market leader in a huge market, cashless vending.
- Turning cash flow positive Q4 2010.
- USAT fundamentals now much better than when it was trading at $18 a few years ago.
-Proprietary technology with dozens of patents.
-Small tightly held float.
-Insider buying.
- Pepsi is a major client: 100% cashless vending goal in 5 years.
In short, USAT is a rare opportunity: The leader in an enormous growth market with proprietary tecnnology.
A $200 - $300 MM market cap for the leader in a market of this size is not unreasonable IMO.
$5 short term target
Hottest NASDAQ stock below $2
The next new wave in pop vending machines will be cashless vending. Pepsi is working with USAT:NASDAQ ($1.55 + $.11). to convert all there machines to cashless in next 5 years.This is an enormous growth market and USAT is the leader. I think USAT will be $5 + very soon:
- Market leader in a huge market, cashless vending.
- Turning cash flow positive Q4 2010.
- USAT fundamentals now much better than when it was trading at $18 a few years ago.
-Proprietary technology with dozens of patents.
-Small tightly held float.
-Insider buying.
- Pepsi is a major client: 100% cashless vending goal in 5 years.
In short, USAT is a rare opportunity: The leader in an enormous growth market with proprietary tecnnology.
A $200 - $300 MM market cap for the leader in a market of this size is not unreasonable IMO.
$5 short term target
USAT:NASDAQ ($1.55 + $.11). The next new wave in pop vending machines will be cashless vending. Pepsi is working with USAT to convert all there machines to cashless in next 5 years.
This is an enormous growth market and USAT is the leader. I think USAT will be $5 + very soon.
USAT 1.45 + $.11 will be $5 soon:
-Market leader in a huge market, cashless vending.
- Turning cash flow positive Q4 2010.
- USAT fundamentals now much better than when it was trading at $18 a few years ago.
-Proprietary technology with dozens of patents.
-Small tightly held float.
-Insider buying.
- Pepsi is a major client: 100% cashless vending goal in 5 years.
In short, USAT is a rare opportunity: The leader in an enormous growth market with proprietary tecnnology.
A $200 - $300 MM market cap for the leader in a market of this size is not unreasonable IMO.
$5 short term target.
USAT 1.45 + $.11 will be $5 soon:
-Market leader in a huge market, cashless vending.
- Turning cash flow positive Q4 2010.
- USAT fundamentals now much better than when it was trading at $18 a few years ago.
-Proprietary technology with dozens of patents.
-Small tightly held float.
-Insider buying.
- Pepsi is a major client: 100% cashless vending goal in 5 years.
In short, USAT is a rare opportunity: The leader in an enormous growth market with proprietary tecnnology.
A $200 - $300 MM market cap for the leader in a market of this size is not unreasonable IMO.
$5 short term target.
USAT 1.45 + $.11 will be $5 soon:
-Market leader in a huge market, cashless vending.
- Turning cash flow positive Q4 2010.
- USAT fundamentals now much better than when it was trading at $18 a few years ago.
-Proprietary technology with dozens of patents.
-Small tightly held float.
-Insider buying.
- Pepsi is a major client: 100% cashless vending goal in 5 years.
In short, USAT is a rare opportunity: The leader in an enormous growth market with proprietary tecnnology.
A $200 - $300 MM market cap for the leader in a market of this size is not unreasonable IMO.
$5 short term target.
LEI $2.08 + .18 Huge news
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Lucas-Energy-Announces-pz-2428481979.html?x=0&.v=1
With a small float and a potential company changing Eagle Ford Well commencing drilling, LEI will run up rapidly.
The Eagle Ford is the hottest new shale oil play in North America. Industry players like Statoil are paying thousands per acre for drilling rights. The Eaglr Ford is like the Bakken where fortunes have been made.
LEI $2.08 + .18 Huge news
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Lucas-Energy-Announces-pz-2428481979.html?x=0&.v=1
With a small float and a potential company changing Eagle Ford Well commencing drilling, LEI will run up rapidly.
The Eagle Ford is the hottest new shale oil play in North America. Industry players like Statoil are paying thousands per acre for drilling rights. The Eaglr Ford is like the Bakken where fortunes have been made.
USAT and PEPSI
USAT will be $5 by January IMO
-small 25 MM float
-Turning cash flow positive
-Huge growth market- cashless vending machines
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/USA-Technologies-and-Pepi-bw-2491181790.html?x=0&.v=1
Ludlow recommends USAT at $1.30
http://www.wallstreetnewscast.com/news/2...
USAT will be $5 by January IMO
-small 25 MM float
-Turning cash flow positive
-Huge growth market- cashless vending machines
Was $18 a few years ago, now stonger than ever.
Hottest NASDAQ Penny stock:
USAT $.93 + $.09
Low float, Growth, no debt, hot sector turning EBITDA positive this year. Better shape than it was $10 in 2007.
http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2010/Two-Stocks-Under-A-Buck-YRCW-WERN-JBHT-USAT0917.aspx?partner=YahooSA
Hottest NASDAQ Penny stock:
USAT $.93 + $.09
Low float, Growth, no debt, hot sector turning EBITDA positive this year. Better shape than it was $10 in 2007.
http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2010/Two-Stocks-Under-A-Buck-YRCW-WERN-JBHT-USAT0917.aspx?partner=YahooSA
BIOD next FDA monster
Dr.Krueger's blog on BIOD -Seeking Alpha
This should be fun now..he called ARNA last week that it will face safety and efficacy issues. it happened..he is also got great following and made great calls in the past!
http://seekingalpha.com/article/225291-biodel-s-linjeta-should-overcome-the-usual-fda-approval-hurdles?source=yahoo
BIOD has a multi billion market with new faster acting insulin formulation.
BIOD next FDA monster
Dr.Krueger's blog on BIOD -Seeking Alpha
This should be fun now..he called ARNA last week that it will face safety and efficacy issues. it happened..he is also got great following and made great calls in the past!
http://seekingalpha.com/article/225291-biodel-s-linjeta-should-overcome-the-usual-fda-approval-hurdles?source=yahoo
BIOD has a multi billion market with new faster acting insulin formulation.
FLWS:NASDAQ $1.70 trades at 3 x cash flow
FLWS is an Internet stock trading at $1.70 3 x cash flow.
Dirt cheap heading into seasonally strong period. $4 target.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/1800FLOWERSCOM-Inc-Reports-bw-3989609917.html?x=0&.v=1
FLWS $1.7 3 x cash flow
FLWS is an Internet stock trading at $1.70 3 x cash flow.
Dirt cheap heading into seasonal; strong period. $4 target.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/1800FLOWERSCOM-Inc-Reports-bw-3989609917.html?x=0&.v=1
FLWS is a No brainer technical bounce play and fundamentally.. Seasonally strong normally before Christmas, last year went from $2 to $5.
$30 MM per year annual EBITDA, paying down debt every year, slashing costs, should be a $5 stock minimum.
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=FLWS+Interactive#chart1:symbol=flws;range=2y;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined
FLWS is a No brainer technical bounce play and fundamentally.. Seasonally strong normally before Christmas, last year went from $2 to $5.
$30 MM per year annual EBITDA, paying down debt every year, slashing costs, should be a $5 stock minimum.
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=FLWS+Interactive#chart1:symbol=flws;range=2y;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined
FLWS is a No brainer technical bounce play and fundamentally.. Seasonally strong normally before Christmas, last year went from $2 to $5.
$30 MM per year annual EBITDA, paying down debt every year, slashing costs, should be a $5 stock minimum.
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=FLWS+Interactive#chart1:symbol=flws;range=2y;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined
Storage MOMO: HILL, NENG
I like HILL but like NENG even more.
There was an article today saying DELL is looking for nrw storage aquisitions after being rebuffed by 3PAR.
Well, so happens DELL is NENG's second largest customer.
NENG is profitable, growing 30% per year, was $3.20 a few months back and zoomed today to $1.59 on storage momo. Only 40 MM float and $1 per share working capital.
I see $2 + easy this week.
CWTR next TWB 3 x EBITDA
CWTR ($4.66) is the next TWB, CROX IMO, incredibly well managed retailer generating tons of cash. Their web business grew $39% last quarter, and last quarter alone they generated $37 MM EBITDA:
EBITDA = income + depreciation + compensation expense
3,791 + 31,247 + 1601 + 373
= $37 MILLION EBITDA
$10 target by Christamas.
Yes That Post explains it all. LQMT will with Apple in Manufacturing Joint venture.
LiquidMetal the talk of Iphone Blog
Huge. LiquidMetal will be synonomous with Apple. Read this.
http://www.iphonedownloadblog.com/2010/08/14/apples-liquid-metal-in-action/
Metal problems? High cost? Oh come, now. The only metal problem Apple has now is that it takes a huge block of aluminum and machines away 90% of it to make a body for the MacBook Pro or the Mac Mini. Of course, the waste metal is recycled but the machining takes time and energy. Using the ‘LiquidMetal’ alloys allows the same parts to be cast in bulk like so many plastic spoons.
And aluminum dents easily. The LiquidMetal alloys are very “springy” – not only harder to deform but less likely to leave a permanent dent.
The alloys themselves are not that expensive – just the licensing, and Apple has already paid for that. The metal is easy to cast at a relatively low temperature and unlike other cast metals (Aluminum, Magnesium, Zinc, & other “white metal” alloys) the finished casting is very strong and very hard. Because the alloy is made of atoms of widely dissimilar sizes, a crystal structure cannot form as the metal cools. It ends up as an amorphous soild like glass. Without a crystal lattice there are no weak points to easily fail or to propagate cracks.
Apple also has a patent for parts (casings, mostly) made of ceramics which are not only very hard and durable but totally transparent to radio frequency waves (RF) allowing signals to go through the case.
The best of both worlds is to have a part made of a lightweight porous closed-cell ceramic and then to fill the spaces with a LiquidMetal alloy (think of a brick soaking up molten aluminum and then cooling.) This metal-reinforced ceramic would be literally bulletproof. Tiny parts could be press-formed from a ceramic paste, fired, and then filled with the alloy giving lightweight but immensely strong parts that were also corrosion resistant – think hinges, handles, buttons, antennas, cases, &c.
Liquidmetal May Be Used For New iPhone Antenna Says Inventor
Apple may be planning to use Liquidmetal for a new iPhone antenna, says the co-inventor of the sci-fi metal alloy.
Interviewed exclusively by CultofMac.com, Dr. Atakan Peker says Liquidmetal might be a good material for building a next-generation antenna.
“Let me state that this is very exciting for me,” he said. “I made the first and original alloy formulations… I am a big Mac fan and admire greatly Apple as a company. I have been using Mac exclusively my whole life, both at work and home. It is a pleasant surprise for me to see both get together.”
http://www.cultofmac.com/liquidmetal-inventor-exotic-alloy-may-make-new-iphone-antenna-exclusive/54827?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+cultofmac%2FbFow+%28Cult+of+Mac%29
LQMT was $20 stock in 2002 with similar share count
LQMT is the buy of the decade. This is no fly by night penny stock, it was on NASDAQ and was $20 in 2002. There has been virtually no dilution, similar share count now as in 2002:
Common stock, no par value; 100,000,000 shares authorized; 41,599,652 issued and outstanding at September 30, 2003; and 41,009,245 issued and outstanding at December 31, 2002 4
So LQMT is in the best shape in history, with debt paid off, huge APPLE deal, and it is tradinhg at 5% of all time high.
Love this stock.
lqmt.pk + 150% apple deal
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Summary-Box-Apple-takes-gulp-apf-3829115662.html?x=0&.v=1
lqmt.pk + 150% apple deal
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Summary-Box-Apple-takes-gulp-apf-3829115662.html?x=0&.v=1
LQMT.PK + 150% HUGE APPLE DEAL
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Summary-Box-Apple-takes-gulp-apf-3829115662.html?x=0&.v=1
ALXA $2.6 FDA approval crack play October 11 PDUFA date
Do a GOOGLE of ARNA ALXA, all the boards and traders who picked ARNA are saying ALXA is next.
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_A/threadview?m=tm&bn=27704&tid=2385&mid=2385&tof=10&frt=1
ALXA $2.6 FDA approval crack play October 11 PDUFA date
Do a GOOGLE of ARNA ALXA, all the boards and traders who picked ARNA are saying ALXA is next.
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_A/threadview?m=tm&bn=27704&tid=2385&mid=2385&tof=10&frt=1
LOCM: 4 forward PE Catalyts for next weeks EXPLOSION to $5.50
- Silicon Valley Bank approved Credit Agreement Amendment for $2 million share buyback after hours. Huge vote of confidence.
- Share buyback will start next week.
- Margin call selling over (normally 3 days allowed to cover margin calls).
-LOCM August 10 LOCM presentation at Cannacord Conference.
-Massive short covering.
- LOCM has a small 15 Million share float so short squeeze will cause rapid price rise.
- Smart Investors have figured out that blog causing $2 price drop was a piece of garbage. The article contained so many half truths, errors and misleading statements its amazing. 3 examples:
1) The blog questions LOCM's practice of purchasing customers from LaRoss Partners and Livedeal.
Based on the Q2 report, those customers accounted for 4 million in revenues for the quarter. 4 million of 23 million. 17% of revenues. Back that out of the 90 million(assuming it's worth zero, which it's not) and you get 76 million, or an amount equal to LOCM's current market cap. The 76 million is still 36% growth over last year. But we know the business customers are worth something as the cash flow from the last 6 quarters have shown.
2) The article asserts LOCM is connected to VTRO, a "shady penny stock". On the contrary, VTRO is turning EBITDA positive with impressive growth; it is a solid company.
3) The article focuses on Insider selling, but neglects to mention that INSIDERS PURCHASED 92,000 SHARES IN 2009:
May 13, 2009 REHFELD JOHN E
Director 5,500 Direct Purchase at $3.29 - $3.3 per share. $18,0002
May 12, 2009 REHFELD JOHN E
Director 9,500 Direct Purchase at $3.33 - $3.34 per share. $32,0002
May 11, 2009 REHFELD JOHN E
Director 2,500 Direct Purchase at $3.23 - $3.3 per share. $8,1622
Apr 28, 2009 CLARKE HEATH B
Officer 18,800 Direct Purchase at $3.23 - $3.28 per share. $61,0002
Apr 27, 2009 CLARKE HEATH B
Officer 19,000 Direct Purchase at $3 - $3.08 per share. $58,0002
Mar 12, 2009 CRAIR STANLEY B
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $1.56 - $1.61 per share. $1,5852
Mar 12, 2009 REHFELD JOHN E
Director 30,000 Direct Purchase at $1.52 - $1.62 per share. $47,0002
Mar 12, 2009 AGIUS BRENDA
Officer 5,000 Direct Purchase at $1.48 - $1.56 per share.
LOCM 5 PE no brainer rebound play
LOCM is the best bargain on NASDAQ. An internet growth stock with a 40% annual growth rate trading for 5 forward PE.
The blog that started the dip from $6.50 is absolute rubbish, focusing on customers purchased from LaRoss Partners and Livedeal.
Based on the Q2 report, those customers accounted for 4 million in revenues for the quarter. 4 million of 23 million. 17% of revenues. Back that out of the 90 million(assuming it's worth zero, which it's not) and you get 76 million, or an amount equal to LOCM's current market cap. The 76 million is still 36% growth over last year. But we know the business customers are worth something as the cash flow from the last 6 quarters have shown.
The article contained so many other half truths, errors and misleading statements its amazing. It asserts LOCM is connected to VTRO, a "shady penny stock". On the contrary, VTRO is turning EBITDA positive with impressive growth; it is a solid company.
There prices are a gift, a once on a lifetime opportunity.
LOCM 5 PE no brainer rebound play
LOCM is the best bargain on NASDAQ. An internet growth stock with a 40% annual growth rate trading for 5 forward PE.
The blog that started the dip from $6.50 is absolute rubbish, focusing on customers purchased from LaRoss Partners and Livedeal.
Based on the Q2 report, those customers accounted for 4 million in revenues for the quarter. 4 million of 23 million. 17% of revenues. Back that out of the 90 million(assuming it's worth zero, which it's not) and you get 76 million, or an amount equal to LOCM's current market cap. The 76 million is still 36% growth over last year. But we know the business customers are worth something as the cash flow from the last 6 quarters have shown.
The article contained so many other half truths, errors and misleading statements its amazing. It asserts LOCM is connected to VTRO, a "shady penny stock". On the contrary, VTRO is turning EBITDA positive with impressive growth; it is a solid company.
There prices are a gift, a once on a lifetime opportunity.
LOCM 5 PE no brainer rebound play
LOCM is the best bargain on NASDAQ. An internet growth stock with a 40% annual growth rate trading for 5 forward PE.
The blog that started the dip from $6.50 is absolute rubbish, focusing on customers purchased from LaRoss Partners and Livedeal.
Based on the Q2 report, those customers accounted for 4 million in revenues for the quarter. 4 million of 23 million. 17% of revenues. Back that out of the 90 million(assuming it's worth zero, which it's not) and you get 76 million, or an amount equal to LOCM's current market cap. The 76 million is still 36% growth over last year. But we know the business customers are worth something as the cash flow from the last 6 quarters have shown.
The article contained so many other half truths, errors and misleading statements its amazing. It asserts LOCM is connected to VTRO, a "shady penny stock". On the contrary, VTRO is turning EBITDA positive with impressive growth; it is a solid company.
There prices are a gift, a once on a lifetime opportunity.
Yes I am loaded up on INTT and SMTX. Both trading at 3 forward PE's.