Well, I don't see SIAF and ABAT as speculative although I may be the only person. You know all about SIAF I guess. ABAT will always churn out profits because they have such good management. This, in an environment where most battery companies can't survive at all. The CFO, who resigned after the short attacks, is back now. This is a big plus IMO because she knows the company inside out. It also tells us she didn't commit fraud otherwise she wouldn't be back. LOL. ABAT was listed on NYSE until 2009 I believe and on Nasdaq since 2009 so they ought to know what they are doing.
We don't just have to pick the winners, we have to buy them in the right order as well. SCEI had their lawsuit settled definitively a week ago but I need a bit of luck here. Next is SIAF with the Sweden listing. ABAT's proposed settlement won't be signed for another 3 months or so but they can always surprise us. I suppose they will reveal their plans after that. There is just too much value here to put this one aside.
VLOV wants to uplist so they have done a reverse split twice already. But they are still hiring qualified accounting personnel so no hurry here it seems.
ONP and CCCL's growth story has faltered so no rush there. SPU, I'd prefer it to be cheaper and I don't know a lot about this company. That leaves HERB, I suppose. But it doesn't have the drivers that can boost the stock like SIAF. Certainly not the growth rate.
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