I'll take a stab at it. First, unless you are a full time trader, you have too many. I like to keep around 10. I've finally learned not to fool with the Phase 1,2,3 biomeds until they show some income or have other meds already selling. I like Lynas and Mot will turn around as soon as they get rid of their CEO which is being rumored at the present time. Solar may be a good play but be selective. I have SOEN and between the pump and the naysayers it is a tough call. I'll hold a little longer as I haven't lost yet. Judging by your gold symbols I assume they are Canadian plays. If they are prospective juniors they are also a tough call. You really have to know the mgt. and financing. Six is expected to show better income going forward but this is really a seasonal play. Get in around Mar. and out by Sept. Oct. Any oil plays should be good. Learn some tech chart indicators for your entrance and exit points. Placing your trailing stop with your broker is like telling the stock specialist to come and get it. Don't telegraph your moves and use a limit order to buy.

I suppose it all depends on your entry points, even the best picks at the wrong time could substantially reduce your overall gains. That said, HYFLUX is one that I've been watching (go up) since Oct. 2006, it's becoming more & more interesting, though I am hesitating with the recent 'stock tout' that went out on this one recently. I think if it went down below $2 and the fundamentals hadn't changed I'd be a buyer. Honestly I may have missed it at this entry level, but hey you don't get em' all!

LYSCF has performed well for me (in at .94) though my position is relatively small compared to the rest of my portfolio. I see this one as a low risk even for it's relatively small market cap. Maybe some one will buy this one in the next couple of years.

LBIX - Still researching this one, though not profitable, it seems to be doing the right things. (I do not own)

NIX on the SIX - Just to many more less "uncertain" companies out there to consider. I'm sure they will have their "day in the sun" just that I (most likely) will miss out on the fun.

I agree with Oneshy on the MOT - lose the CEO please! (Next)

SCLL - Well there's "Pure Heart Attack on a Stick" if you want speculative with a capital "S" you've chosen well. If your in now with a small position - hey it beats a dice roll at the Sands........... (Note: I own 50,000 shares) So I'm looking for my Lucky Rabbit's Foot...............(where'd I put that??)

SOLM - Here's one of the 'mistakes' I own! I bought in too high and held too long (broke my rules - about three of them) that said I have averaged down to a reasonable share price. Going forward they still have their proverbial "Day in Court" the pay off for which would put the share price up to about or just under $6 a share. That said, if there is no "Big Money Day" they are executing a business plan and seem to be doing a fine job of it. Not profitable (a negtive) but they are reducing yearly loss and making timely acquisitions, gaining contracts and taking orders. Not focused on the Toyota litigation, I still like this company.

That's my two coppers about the companies I know something or anything about on your list. I liked the Westshore idea, though I can not find accurate information on thier Dividend or if they pay one, etc. Any feedback?

Regards.

I woudl say your portfolio is a bit too speculative. As for Six Flags I own it because Mark Shapiro who was hired to run it I believe last year and he has been successful in the past. Good new management is a major factor in turning a company around. Look at Radioshack.

I just got my update on sino gold, this explains run up n last week, additional 12% in reserves
www.sinogold.com.au