Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Tuesday's Stock Alert


This morning's stock watch list includes the following:

SXLP - Signature Exploration and Production Corp.
 
LTUM - Lithium Corp 
- Like buying Exxon Mobile for a $1.00 
 
ALME - Alamo Energy Corporation
 
**Top Pick** 
 
GELV - Green Energy Live Inc. 
- Solar energy is a new revenue source
- Just completed an Acquisition for Solar Power 
 
Happy Trading! 

Monday, March 8, 2010

The “Golden Key” to rapid growth in nearly ALL economic climates


This information was forwarded to me in an email, I would like to share it with you.

If the massive losses investors have suffered over the past ten years prove anything, it’s that the secret to building real, lasting wealth ...
  • Is NOT about throwing cash at every bubble Washington inflates or at every bandwagon you see rolling down Wall Street.

  • Is NOT about jumping at “hot” stock tips from brokers or from friends and relatives that invariably turn cold.

  • Is NOT about choosing your investments by “gut feel” or getting so emotionally connected to a particular investment that you recklessly shovel too much money into it.

  • And it’s SURE NOT about wasting your money’s wealth-building power on a portfolio cluttered with odds and ends you’ve picked up over the years or just never got around to selling!
Hoover & Dewey The Foundation for the Study of Cycles was founded at Herbert Hoover’s request by his chief economist, Edward R. Dewey ...
Sponsored by founders or heads of The National Bureau of Economic Research ... The Smithsonian Institution ... The Carnegie Institution ... and Fidelity Investments.
Plus, its archives containing 5,000 years of cyclical data have been built with the help of leading academicians and scientists from Harvard ... Yale ... Princeton ... Oxford ... Temple University ... Western Reserve and other globally respected institutions.
In fact ...
Serious wealth-building only begins when you STOP merely “buying investments” ...
And START building wealth methodically — with a scientifically-constructed portfolio that can maximize your profit potential and cut your risk!
But to do that, you must first have one, indispensible piece of information that the vast majority of all investors lack:
You must FIRST know which types of assets offer you the greatest profit potential going forward.
You must be able to rank stocks, bonds, currencies, precious metals, energy and other resources according to their profit potential in the current environment. And you must have enough confidence in those rankings to ACT ON THEM.
Easier said than done? No question!

The great news is, we have a big ace up our sleeves ... 

As I’m sure you know, most of the tools Wall Street counts on to spot the most promising asset classes have fallen on their faces — especially lately.
Both fundamental and technical analysis — two of the most venerated forecasting approaches on Wall Street — utterly failed to warn of the tech wreck ... the bursting of the housing bubble ... or even last spring’s stock market bounce ... until it was too late. 

But at Weiss Research, we enjoy what I’m convinced is a huge advantage — call it an “unfair” advantage if you like — over nearly all other investors:
It is our exclusive relationship with The Foundation for the Study of Cycles, giving us access to meticulously researched data on economic and price changes throughout recorded history. 

That’s crucial because the Foundation has documented, in no uncertain terms, that the old axiom is true:

In investment as in life,
HISTORY TENDS TO REPEAT ITSELF!

Alamo Energy - ALME - 5 fold stock



Alamo Energy (ALME) is now our Strongest-Buy and offers early-stage shareholders tremendous upside from its current share-price and is structured to minimize risk through a balance of instant exploration potential and near-term production stability. Alamo Energy (ALME) is currently trading right at the $1.25 per share level, and we recommend buy-limit orders be placed at this price immediately.

Alamo Energy has two important assets, which justify our immediate buy-recommendation: First, its license to explore 400 square kilometers of onshore blocks in the United Kingdom with an estimated potential of 236 million barrels of oil. Second, the company’s Lozano Lease in Frio County, Texas, continues to yield steady production volumes – and we will publish the exact numbers the moment they are released with revised profit-projections. 

Alamo Energy (ALME) offers early shareholders an optimum balance between immense blue-sky upside and stabilizing production – and YOU are hearing about this emerging Profit-Stock first.  

Click below to increase your ALME profits by up to 5-fold.


Happy Trading!

Stock Alerts


This morning's stock alerts include the following:

FNDM - Fund.com - $1.01

WKLI - Wikiloan Inc. - $0.33

EVCA - Evcarco Inc. - $0.35

CBWP - Crownbutte Wind Power - $0.72

Happy Trading! 

Friday, March 5, 2010

Stock Alerts


General Automotive Company (GNAU)

GNAU provides state-of-the-art automotive parts, mobile electronics and related products throughout the U.S through its worldwide network of manufacturers and distributors.



o     After a huge volume spike, volume has been light but steady
 
o     I'm not noticing any selloff volume (i.e. traders are holding on to shares looking for future gains)
 
o     The MACD and Stochastics are non-trending right now, but I am expecting them to turn positive with renewed buying pressure
 
o     Support appears to be forming around 11 cents.
 
o     Minor resistance at around 18 and 20 cents.


These three stocks have taken off this morning!

SECI - Sector 10

BSOME - Bio-Solutions 

BGOI - Bonanza Oil 

Thursday, March 4, 2010

Portfolio Update


BSOME - Bio Solutions Manufacturing
$0.04    +0.0168  72.41%


I bought 120 shares from this company, it took a dip the past couple of days, but I believe it is back for a return!



Company Description:

Bio Solutions Manufacturing, Inc. is a provider of biodiesel fuel and waste bioremediation services. The Company is focused on waste bioremediation solutions to municipal collection systems and food service facilities through a distributor with a network of franchisees. The Company operates in two divisions: the biodiesel division, through which it intends to produce, develop, and sell biodiesel fuel, and the cleaning division, which offers biological solutions and environmental applications for waste remediation. The Company’s subsidiaries include of Bio Extraction Services, Inc. 


*Google Finance

Stock Alerts


This morning stock watch list includes the following:

CBWP - Crownbutte Wind Power
- Accepts $37.5M in Financing Terms

Aeny - America's Energy Corp.
- On its way to $20 per share

ECRY - eCrypt Tech
- ECRY is an information security company, and a premier provider of true end-to-end encryption solutions, with a focus on wireless communications.

Happy Trading!
 

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

The Seven Common Characteristics of Great Wealth-Builders


The Seven Common Characteristics of Great Wealth-Builders
That's where Dr. Thomas Stanley comes in.
As America's foremost authority on the affluent, he's conducted decades of research on the habits and characteristics of America's wealthy.
He's written several bestsellers including, Marketing to the Affluent and The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealth.
Dr. Stanley points out that the vast majority of millionaires do not have exceptional skills. Most of them do not have hit records. They do not play third base for the Yankees. They did not found a software company in their garage. Instead, they're people who have worked and saved and invested their money prudently.
In The Millionaire Next Door, Stanley details seven common denominators among those who build wealth successfully:
  • They live well below their means.
  • They allocate their time, energy, and money efficiently, in ways conducive to building wealth.
  • They believe that financial independence is more important than displaying high social status.
  • Their parents did not provide economic outpatient care.
  • Their adult children are economically self-sufficient.
  • They are proficient in targeting market opportunities.
  • They chose the right occupation.
 
 

The Difference Between Acting Rich and Being Rich






The Difference Between Acting Rich and Being Rich
In short, your net worth is essentially a result of the choices you make. To generate significant savings to invest, you need to make the right career decisions, the right lifestyle decisions and the right spending decisions. It takes forethought. It takes discipline. And it means making hard choices.
Dr. Stanley hammers this message home in his latest book. It's called Stop Acting Rich... and Start Living Like a Real Millionaire. It's not a book for debtors and spenders who want compassion and understanding. Rather, it's a wake-up call for the millions of consumers out there who are living far beyond their means.
Most millionaires - folks with liquid assets of one million dollars or more - are not big spenders. Quite the opposite, in fact.
According to Stanley, the most productive accumulators of wealth spend far less than can afford on homes, cars, clothing, taxes, vacations, food, beverages and entertainment.
On the other hand, the wanna-be's - people with higher-than-average incomes, but not much net worth) are merely "aspirational." They buy expensive clothes, top-shelf wines and liquors, luxury cars, powerboats, all kinds of bling and more house than they can comfortably afford.
Their problem, in essence, is that they're trying to look rich. And this prevents them from ever becoming rich.

The Millionaire Mindset






The "Millionaire Mindset"
The real irony is that most rich people don't spend this way themselves. Sure, the "glittering rich" do. They have households with a net worth of $10 million or more, because they can comfortably afford it.
But the vast majority of millionaires in the United States:
  • Live in a house that cost less than $400,000.
  • Are more likely to wear a Timex than a Rolex.
  • Generally pay less than $15 for a bottle of wine.
  • Have never paid more than $400 for a suit.
  • Are more likely to drive a Nissan than a BMW.
  • Spend very little on prestige brands and luxury items.
Yes, they're frugal. But they're also happy, not to mention financially free. They're not dependent on their families, employers, or the government. That's a great feeling.
And they got there the old-fashioned way. They maximized their income, minimized their expenditure and religiously saved the difference.
In short, the first step toward financial independence is clear: Live beneath your means.
Or, as Dr. Stanley says, "Stop acting rich... and start living like a real millionaire."