Monday, January 25, 2010

Stock Watch List


This morning's stock watch list includes:


PNGM - Pengram Corp     $0.40


- Advanced Gold Exploration Company


CRWG - CrowdGather  $1.43

- Lean Revenue machine with virtually no overhead expenses and no limit in sight. Growth is off the charts. Assets are up 40%. Revenues are up 451%


- Expected profits of 150% with days... more than 1,500% within 8 months.


BNXR - Brinx Resources   $0.185


- Oil stock likely to triple in 90 days


- Brinx is already producing significant quantities of oil and gas.


- Expected to triple within a few months




Happy Trading!


Thursday, January 21, 2010

Stock Alerts




This morning's stock alerts include the following:


AGCZ - Andes Gold Corp
$0.335  +0.05  17.54%

BKPG - Bark Group
$0.65  +0.02  3.17%
- Valued at 800 times its current share price

SXLP - Signature Exploration and Production
$1.55  +0.05  3.33%
- Speculative Buy
- Could triple your investment
- Grossly undervalued

CERP - Ceraplast Inc
$0.135  +0.003  2.27%
- Can push through it's 13 cents resistance
- Strong possibility it could retest it's November '09 high of 14.5 cents and hopefully even past 16 cents


I wish everyone a lot of gains with these stocks. If you buy into one of them, please let me know how they work for you.


Happy Trading!






Wednesday, January 20, 2010

The story behing the $52 Billion Buyout


This article was emailed to me as I would like to pass it on to you:



  The Story Behind the $52 Billion Buyout

When an enterprising salesman named Eberhard Anheuser acquired a fledging brewery on Carondelet Street in St. Louis in 1852, he probably never dreamed that the business would be a national source of pride a century later -- or that a foreign rival would one day come knocking with a $52 billion buyout offer.

But that's exactly what was etched into the history books.

The iconic company was worth every penny. There's no doubt Anheuser-Busch is America's brewer, from its coast-to-coast distribution to its distinctive red, white and blue packaging. Whether it's a bar and grill, a backyard cookout, a baseball stadium or a Super Bowl party, odds are good you'll find the firm's flagship Budweiser beer in large quantities. Remarkably, the company controls a dominant 50% share of the domestic beer market -- leaving everybody else to fight over the other half.

Anheuser-Busch's rise to the top in this $100 billion industry has yielded some important, telltale clues for investors.

A powerful oligopoly of brewers produce about 90% of the 210 million barrels that are consumed each year. But the market wasn't always this concentrated -- far from it. In fact, there were more than 4,100 breweries in operation when Budweiser was introduced in 1876, the largest of which had a trivial 1.5% market share.

Over the years, about 99% of those businesses either closed down or folded their assets in with a stronger competitor -- leaving Anheuser-Busch holding all the tap handles.

So how did this remarkable transfer of power take place?

Well, beer markets were highly localized in the 19th century. Most batches were shipped to neighborhood bars and taverns just a mile or two from where they were made. But Adolphus Busch (Anheuser's son-in-law) had a much grander vision than his contemporaries.

First, he began pasteurizing his beer, which gave it a longer shelf life and thus allowed for distribution beyond nearby towns. And to make sure his products remained fresh, he pioneered the use of refrigerated railcars and icehouses to keep the beer chilled while in transit.

Thanks to these innovations, the flourishing company began expanding its reach. At the same time, the entire industry was undergoing an unprecedented wave of consolidation as companies joined forces to create large syndicates.

By 1910, the number of commercial brewers was down to 1,500, and many of those wouldn't survive prohibition. But Anheuser Busch emerged stronger than ever and began rapidly gaining ground on larger rivals like Schlitz. With clever marketing campaigns and growing production capacity, the firm took the lead in 1957 and hasn't looked back since.

By 1980, annual output had reached the 50 million mark and management felt the time was right to list the firm's shares on the NYSE. At that point, there were less than 50 brewers still in operation and Budweiser was headed towards its coronation as "King of Beers."

Of course, we all know the rest of the story.

Today, millions of consumers associate the beechwood-aged lager with crisp, refreshing taste and fine craftsmanship. And management continually reinforces its brand image by reaching out to customers.

The firm sends out its Clydesdales, encourages brewery tours, hands out free merchandise and point-of-sale promotional displays, and affiliates with popular sporting events. And with newfound appreciation for different styles and tastes, it has also launched dozens of premium products; old Eberhard might have been surprised to see a pumpkin spiced fall seasonal.

Despite their best efforts, competitors just haven't been able to chip away at the firm's insurmountable lead. In fact, there are 1,525 brewers selling their wares today, and Anheuser-Busch is as large as the other 1,524 combined.

Needless to say, sales and profits have ballooned over time. So what can investors learn from Anheuser-Busch?

1) Revenue. Anheuser-Busch wasn't a market leader on day one, but year after year it increased what it was taking in. To unearth other potential market leaders, look for 5-year growth rates or longer.

2) Operating Margins. It is a great thing to have more money coming in, but as the adage goes, "It's not what you make, it's what you earn." High operating margins make every dollar work a little harder for the company.

3) Wide Moats. Anheuser-Busch controlled nearly 50% of its market. That kind of control allows companies to be price makers, not price takers -- this can be leveraged into explosive growth for profits and share prices.

-- Nathan Slaughter
Editor
Market Advisor

P.S. Increased revenue... high operating margins... wide moats... every company wants them, but how can they get them? If you look closely at the most successful companies, you'll notice a common ingredient that helped propel them to the top. We call these ingredients "catalysts" -- and for Anheuser-Busch, they came in the form of innovation, a shifting industry, brand leadership and market dominance.

The thing about catalysts is that some of them take longer than others to kick in. But when they do, the stock's share price can
rocket in a hurry. So the idea is to find the stocks that are poised to benefit from important catalysts in the very near future. That's how a $4.50 stock can jump to $82 in just SIX WEEKS.






Stock Alert



Optimum Interactive - OPTL

Now as I just mentioned, this is a "Ground-Floor Opportunity" which means the stock has been trading for only a very short time. But know this about the price chart so far...

1) The stock appears to have solid support at 2 cents and has already begun to trend higher. There has been a lot of trading in its short history, and it has been steadily climbing higher.

2) There is little, if any, overhead resistance I can see yet.

3) We are already seeing HUGE upside volume spikes develop as interest builds in this name. Just yesterday OPTL traded well over 10M shares.

4) This is a unique "ground-floor" opportunity to get in early and on the cheap before the rest of Wall Street finds out about it.

Hope you made it on the gains!

Happy Trading!

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Stock Watch List

This mornings stock watch list are the following:

PPII - Pro Pointer   $0.60
- Unheard of stock
- Really Cheap
- Science based company
- Makes skin and hair feel younger


ALTO - Alto Group Holdings   $0.595
- Talk of the internet
- Gold Play - Gold Exploration Company
- Profit potential of 50% - 100%

MDCE - Medical Care Techs   $0.38
- Target of $2.00
- Very underpriced levels
- Moving fast
- Sector on fire
- Possible total gain well over 1000%

Hope you get on the gains!

Happy Trading



Friday, January 15, 2010

Portfolio Wrap Up



Today's portfolio wrap up includes:


VSUNQ * $0.022 * 100% * +0.011
VeraSun Energy Corp.
The stock had a gain 100% today and topped out at 134.09% today!
VSUNQ opened and its low today was $0.015 with the high of $0.026


GFGFQ * $0.037 * 23.33% * +0.007
Guaranty Financial Group
The stocks volume had reached 1.21 million today.

With a book value of $22.39 and also with revenue per share of $13.96, I classify this stock as under valued. I was not expecting anything from this stock till next week, as some people will start finding it as it rises within the market. That 23.33% was a shock when I saw that, the stock did not take off well this morning but as you can see made a healthy little return. Can't wait till next week to see what is in stored.

Have a happy and safe weekend, and I will see you back on Monday!

Till then,

Happy Trading!



Portfolio Update



This mornings portfolio update are the following:


VSUNQ is currently up 63.64%
Better than yesterday!

IDOI is still hanging in there!
Great Job!

Happy Trading!





Stock Pick




GFGFQ --- Guaranty Financial ----   $0.03
Book Value Per Share: $22.39
Enterprise Value: 356.16
Company Rev: $184 M
EPS: $-7.25

Happy Trading!

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Stock Picks



LTUM - Lithium Corp
$1.30


"Buying Lithium Corp (LTUM.OB) at $1 a share right now is like buying Exxon at $1.23 forty seven years ago. In the free attached report, I'll prove that Lithium is the new 'miracle mineral' energy source that will set the world on fire. It can almost guarantee:
  • To fulfill the historic goal of powering the first electric car
     
  • To capture the $3.9 billion-dollar battery market with a stunning new development - the forever battery
     
  • To make charging your laptop a once-a-year event
     
  • To power-up the booming $65.7 billion-dollar cell phone industry
     
  • To get us off foreign oil sold to us by people who hate us
 
 
BPAC - Biopack Environmental Solutions
$0.60

The Company engages in product design and development to product testing for quality control, to assurance, sales and marketing, and manufacturing to CREATE total eco-friendly packaging solutions.
 
By using renewable agricultural waste to create value-added packaging products normally made from plastic or paper, 

 BPAC's products are 100% biodegradable, recyclable, sustainable and compostable!
 
So where does this renewable agricultural waste come from? 
Well...the Company manufactures 100% biodegradable consumer packaging products from locally available sugar cane waste called Bagasse. This is the kind of packaging your fruits and vegetables are found in.
 
Biopack Environmental Solutions Inc. (BPAC's)--- products are made out of raw material that would otherwise go to waste, so they have a smaller environmental footprint.
 
Biopack Environmental Solutions Inc (BPAC's) --- products are not only environmentally friendly but are of the highest quality in the industry, as measured by its technical and hygienic standards. Unlike paper, BPAC's products don't get soggy while heating liquids and greasy foods.
 
Biopack Environmental Solutions Inc. (BPAC) --- is already a leader in many other countries.  Based in Hong Kong with manufacturing facilities in Jiangmen, China, the Company has earned the "premium brand" label in the biodegradable packaging market in Europe. 



Happy Trading!


Great Job



Yesterday was an exciting day. Stock VSUNQ had a 180% gain yesterday!

Very impressive!

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