Value Microcaps Pick Six Lotto 10

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THE NSOMNIYAK CHALLENGE

CAGC.OB 1.65 (AG sector)
Trading at a 52-week low, along with most other "China" stocks. On 4 Sep they announced they entered into a contract with Superus Company Ltd. ("Superus"), an international company in Ukraine in the business of trading agrochemical products. Plus, in July, they shipped its Green Vitality liquid fertilizer product to Egypt on July 18, 2008 as per its contract with AL-WAHA KHDRAA CO..

Severe weather this year has hampered results, but they still increased revenue 25% from last year (2nd qtr). Recent reduction in raw material costs should result in increases in the profits for next quarter.


CDE 1.57 (basic materials sector)
Set a new 52-week low yesterday. On 4 Sep, they announced progress on their Bolvia mine. Then, on 9 Sep had a invitation-only conference for fund and portfolio managers. THe stock trades at about half its book value, and once the metal market stabilizes, I think it will rise back up.

GPRE 6.40 (ethanol/basic materials sector)
Going to merger, and get a cash infusion at $10 per share. Currently trading at $6.40, so just waiting for the "Street" to notice. Very low volume stock.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/080908/0431283.html


ICTL.OB 1.38 (services sector)
Recently announced going to move into retail stores with their "Dermawand" product. They were strictly a "informercial", so looking for some good numbers over the next quarter or two. Another low volume stock waiting to be noticed.

NXG 1.43 (basic materials sector)
Another stock in the metal sector that set a new 52-week low. Announced some inc reased reserves a couple days ago, and trading at almost half book value. Based on P/E, I think the stock it worth a little over $3

TIII 1.17 (industrial goods sector)
Another 52-week low, and the street.com but a sell rating on it last week. Even though they had reduced revenue, they produced a good quarter- I expect that things will turn around soon.
Earnings per share on a basic and diluted basis for the three months ended June 30, 2008 was $0.03 compared to $0.01 for the comparable prior year period.