Juststocks - thanks for the charts, been tickering with them, been a helpful tool. Thanks.
I like the concept of this board, "friends' who want to make money" hopefully, we can make more together, like they say two heads are better then one :->, and in this case several heads.
I'm new in investing, been a little over one year now, can't believe I didn't lose my shirt in the first year, made alot of mistakes, but hoping I learned from them.
Was introduced to Stan Weinstein's "Secrets for profiting in Bull & Bear Markets" interesting read, and easy to understand. Do recommend it, if you haven't read it already. He's a breakout on heavy volume theorist.
Since I live North of the 49th, I'm into alot of Canadian companies, mainly penny stocks.
An interesting turnaround penny stock company I'm currently holding is a little unknown company, Thermal Energy International (TMG on the Canadian Venture Exchange, TMG.V on stockcharts). It's an interesting environmental play, been holding since 0.12, been a rollercoaster ride, with the future looking more bright. The company has gone through many changes in the last two months, new CEO, new Board members, people who left the company coming back now.
They do have a partnership agreement with Johnson Controls, Fortune 100 company. Their last contract was 1.3 million CDN, and in about 3 weeks we will hear if they will receive another contract through Johnson Controls after the potential client receives a more indpeth engineering report. I'm not saying invest in the company, only stating that its an interesting story, please do your own DD. Currently the company is tested support levels at 0.30. Liquidity in the stock isn't impressive, more so in the last week as there isn't to many sellers nor buyers at these levels. Invested in this company for the sole reason the Johnson Control stands behind them. To me its a good vote of confidence.
Second company that recently caught my eye, don't have any shares in it, is AETH looking to break out from its base. Volume last week was impressive. Just remember to place stop losses.
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