*** Update and Some LARGE Cap Picks ***
then right back up 5% today. ECTE as I said in the original emails
wasn’t just a "trade" to get in and get out in a day or two, like some
of my other picks. A lot of OTC or pink sheet companies are just pie
in the sky ideas. You can still make money trading them, even if
they’re not great companies. However ECTE, in my opinion, is one of
those few quality companies that may be a NASDAQ or AMEX stock soon and
could reach $3. There could be volatility, because the volume is the
highest it’s been in THREE years, but that’s a great sign that a lot of
investors are buying ECTE. This stock, a few years ago used to be $20
so it has the potential to hit $3, and I believe go far beyond that. I
think in the long haul, ECTE will break $3 and continue rising.
Definitely keep your eyes on it.
little bit. I mentioned I’m going to make some improvements to the
site so you can all discuss trading strategies and other things
together. I said I’m going to look for some hot sub-penny plays. I’ve
also been meeting with several micro and small cap hedge fund managers
with strong track records who may be able to supply us with some really
strong plays.
right now. The 1 year chart on the DOW is amazing. The small caps are
doing good, and the whole market is doing well. Before I discovered
pennies, I used to have a very strong track record picking regular NYSE
and NASDAQ large-cap companies.
valuable lessons that allowed me to dust myself off and try again.
Each loss was a lesson that made me a better trader. Eventually, I
became very good at picking large caps to play for the long term.
playing the big boys too I think I have a few that should really make
huge profits. These are ALL long term, so don’t jump in thinking they
are day trades or anything like that.
VERY long term. These could stay in the 1-2 dollar range for this
entire year, and possibly longer. I myself have a position in both of
them I bought a while back but even with the recent rallies. I have not
sold. These companies used to be over $60. Will they get back there?
No. At least, probably not for a very long time, if ever. The reason
I like Freddie and Fannie is because they are affiliated with the US
government. As we’ve seen, banks are still going out of
business. The crisis isn’t over. Since FRE and FNM are perceived as
being the government, I can’t imagine the government would ever let
them go under. If they don’t go under, eventually…someday, somewhere
over the rainbow, they WILL make a comeback. Even if they don’t go to
$60, I could certainly see them going to $10. It might take a few
years, but if long term investing is your style…A 1000% return in a
few years is nothing to sneeze at. If you want something that’s truly
very long term, I love FRE and FNM when their price has had a few down
days and you can get a good entry point.
one. The 1 year chart on priceline is just like a mountain that keeps
on growing. What’s truly impressive about PCLN is the fact that they
experienced growth when pretty much every other company was shrinking
like an old man in a steam room. Why? As the travel business did
poorly, how did priceline do so well? Because priceline is "recession
travel". It’s travel for a budget. It just makes sense. In poor
economic times, people want to get away but they need to do it cheaply,
so they go to priceline.com. Nowadays everyone knows about sites like
priceline, expedia, hotwire, etc. Not to be an annoying snob, but I
myself do pretty well financially. I have money. Nevertheless, I
NEVER make regular hotel or plane reservations, and I haven’t for
years. Why would I log on to one web site and get something for $300
when I can log on to a different site and get the EXACT same thing for
$150? It just makes sense for everybody. If you have money or if you
don’t, services like priceline offer easy access to lower prices. Use
caution on PCLN because it is been on such a great run. It could take
a dip, it could not. If it takes a dip, I think that’s a good entry
point.
along with the rest of the market, have had a strong comeback. I think
GS is the most intelligent of the financials. They’re always making
smart moves. They handled the crash better than anyone else. They
made smart moves to put themself in a strong position once the market
crash was over. No one knows if the crash is truly over or not, but
all signs point to us being in recovery mode. I actually bought GS in
2009 when it was way down and sold it for a nice profit. I’m not in it
now, but I think it’s a fantastic company. I think Goldman is the best
of breed. It’s also not at its 52 week high right now, so it’s not
such a high flyer. That means if GS has a few down days, you might be
able to get a nice price for a good entry point.
continue to soar. FRE and FNM I think have less to do with the market
and more to do with many other factors. Continued market health may
not revive Freddie and Fannie, but I believe at some point these former
giants will recapture at least part of their former glory which could
lead us to giant profits.
know if I find anything special. The market is closed on Monday but
I’m doing a lot of research this weekend so hopefully I’ll have some
extra nice Sunday Night Specials (although, I guess they’re kind of
Monday Night Specials this week) for you guys so make sure you
definitely check your email.
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