I've invested in LSGP (right now it's at the low price of $0.345) which is rumored to, like CREE, strike it rich in 2009 when incandescent light bulbs are banned in Europe. Both companies are developing LED lights which are much more energy efficient and less expensive to produce and purchase. On that note, if anyone can tell me what they think of LSGP I'd appreciate it, as I originally bought it around $0.56 and with LSGP now as it is I'm unsure whether to buy more or just hope for it to recoup. Thanks in advance for any input and I hope I helped.
i `ve invested in drgv... Dragon Capital Group..... A chinese company.....
Dragon Capital Group Corp (Other OTC:DRGV.PK - News) is doing business in China through its subsidiaries. Dragon was established to serve as a conduit between Chinese high-growth companies and Western investors. DRGV functions as an incubator of high-tech companies in China, offering support in the critical functions of general business consulting, formation of joint ventures, access to capital, merger & acquisition, business valuation, and revenue growth strategies. DRGV has developed a portfolio of high-tech companies operating in China. For more information about DRGV, please visit http://www.dragoncapital.us
LSGP has an ugly balance sheet and will quite possibly declare bankruptcy, in which case you will lose it all. It's gross profits fall short of its expenses by a fair amount.
I picked up some Nutracea (NTRZ) today for $1.70, which I think is a buy below $2.
I also own Deli Solar (DLSL), which grew net income 163% year-over-year for the last quarter but is trading currently with a P/E of 7.75 according to Google Finance. Severely undervalued and underwatched -- this is my biggest holding. Great management and a pretty good if basic product, solar water heaters and other assorted cooking/heating products.
Check out Desparate Advice Needed started by coolrappingdude........Unor Inc This is probably the best penny uranium stock going ....Yes i am a stock holder and buying more.
Hey!! First of all , do you hace access to real time quotes. This will show you the bid and ask, right now there is ( bid ) between.275 and .285...48500 shares and 58500 at .27 This will give you an idea where you sit. Sometimes i have to get off the pot and buy at market.... And sure enough at the end of the day its 2 cents lower than i got in at. Next day it closes 2 cents higher than my buy.....life goes on.....just how bad do i want the stock
I noticed a penny stock that has been steadily gaining, including some big jumps followed by retreats. It's the Middleton Doll company (ticker DOLL), the largest doll maker left in the U.S. I wondered if the jump in price has to do with the upcoming Christmas season and fear of Chinese made toys by consumers. The dolls are very realistic and are sold in gift shops. I just bought a few shares out of curiosity and wouldn't recommend it yet, but it may be worth watching.
Not really a penny stock in the sense its under $5, but it is a small/micro capped play. Very interesting company. I am long it. VTKT.ob VeruTEK Technologies.
I'm checking out the DOLL company. I don't care for their long term chart but I waiting for management to answer a few questions, one being the number of shares outstanding. From what I can see there are only 3,8 million...great for a stock if they ever get great news. I'll get back on this one. I'vbe had a noumber of 5 and 10 baggers in the past few years and even a some 20 baggers. Most stocks I sold way to early. For the next few years, in my humble opinion, there is surer money to be made in the natural resources...that is minerals and oil/gas stocks. But they too have their ups and downs and right now they are in the down mood. I'm tempted to buy a whole bunch of stocks I've been following for at least a year but I don't think we've seen the bottom so I'm sitting on a good portion of cash. I want to see how September starts off after Labor Day.Theproblem with most investors is they don't want to stay in cash and wait for the opportunities. I could name you a dozen or so stocks that within a couple of years or less, depending also on the general market, will be worth 10 times what they are now. I 've got small positions in them, except for a couple, and I'm waitng to see what's going to happen with the housing and the sub-prime problems. So I'm remaining in cash. If the market drops I've got money to pick up some bargains. If the market takes off but I still see an annual November correction. Come December, I might have to pay a little more, but we'll know by then if there is a recession or not, and if people are spending for Xmas or not. We'll know more about where the metals and precious metals are going because of their market prices and we'll get a glimpse of what is happening in China (who might have some serious sub-prime problems) and India. I'm in no hurry to throw my money in a market where the DJII is sitting close to an all time high and has far less to go upwards than it has to go downwards. But maybe I'm wrong. I'm trying to coserve cash so I have it to get in on the deals. I hate buying stocks that have already climbed. Then you don't know where it will go or how bad you can get hurt. When the stock is cheap and has little downside risk compared to the odds of making a lot of money if they hit something (for resource stocks) then you are getting a better bargain. Cheers.
I'd like to see your list of 10 stocks you think will be 10 baggers in the next couple years, so I could take a look at them. I've got my own list of which I own several, but I'm always interested in others peoples picks.
Been lurking here for a while, first time posting. Been investing in gold and resource stocks for about 10 years. Biggest winner yet is Novagold, bought at .35, just didnt buy enough!!!!
I'll just quietly point out that DOLL has gone up 50 % since I mentioned it. It's at .90 today ( under .60 when I mentioned it). But I have to admit I'm not sure why the rise and whether it will be sustained. I've looked at their products, which are adorable, if you like baby dolls. They have an exclusive contract with SAKS for their "baby nurseries" that's going to end in Dec. because of the SAKS buyout. but that's not necessarily bad because they'll be able to sell their infant dolls in more outlets. I think it may have to do with the China fear, as I first surmised.
Hey, I'd like to see your 10 baggers too, if you feel comfortable sharing.
I like resource stocks too. (They are why I can take flyers on things like DOLL.) But right now they're too much at the nail-biting stage. My big uranium winners are looking a little peaked.
Hi Womanwithportfolio. I suppose you are referring to me. I'd be glad to share. I'm going to wait till after Labor Day to see if the markets shoot up because of an oversold situation or plunge because of the subprime. If the latter happens I would regret people buying stocks I can recommend just to see them lose in a no-win situation. I'Ve already cleaned out one of my portfolios and am 55% cash. The My 3rd most important investment (but my #1 recommendation for the fall) is Montello, (MEO.V on Yahoo, a Vancouver stock exchange stock, but also on the pink sheets) and I don't see it fall much during a correction because of the wide interest, and because it is one of the most important wells ever to be drilled in Tennessee and the deepest. But you must already have read the Topic under ''A great opportunity to make a lot of money fast''. They have a safety net with the Pincher Creek JV with Pennine in Alberta. This basin is among Alberta's top basins and the drilling is paid for. Another stock I like and bought and sold many times is Running Fox, yet always keeping a core position. I just bought some today at 53ยข and I'll buy the same amount tomorrow for another portfolio if the price is right.Go see the comments on the discussion under Running Fox Resources.The company earns about 600,000 a month and has great properties and one excellent gold proptery and a promising Uranium property. It also has a proven technology for the oil industry. The shares I'll buy tomorrow will be for sale if it pops up 50% or higher next week or so. And if it doesn't pop I'll sit on them. I 've made money every year with this stock and usually sold too early.