No point to go into a lot of details on
MSGL and APPI.MSGL, I watched this one during October
and November. At the end of November I
tossed my notecard. MSGL will not perform
very well. You have noticed they are in
a long down slide with no signs of recovery.
Something which bothers me, MSGL is "paying"
all kinds of consultants and others with
common stock, valued from $750,000 to over
a million dollars. Looks to me the primary
players in this company are pocketing a lot
of money and investors are losing money.
MSGL simply does not have a product (SLICES)
which is unique enough to make major sales.
They need an astounding announcement to
recover. I cannot think of anything which
they could announce which would save them.
APPI, I strongly encourage you to pass on
this one. Their revenue is often zero, or
right at zero. Losses are increasing. Their
product is not popular and has a lot of
competition. This is a certain loser.
I kinda like your other stock, HEXS. This
one does have potential but you will have
to wait a long time to realize profits.
HEXS would be good for a fast in and out
move; jump in, jump out, maybe make $200.
My buy / sell range is all messed up. When
I buy 10,000 shares of a stock, I look for
a very fast one cent rise and sell. This
clears $100, net $80 after commissions,
on a 24 hour to 72 hour hold, only.
I would encourage to keep HEXS on your
watch list but not to buy anytime soon.
Do consider a "wait and watch" mode.
HEXS probably will jump pretty good when
they open their second facility but will
fall in price a bit in time.
If you can get in just before opening,
you should do ok but there are high risks.
HEXS might fall instead. I suspect HEXS
will rise in value in six months to a
year. If not, stay away from it.
Stocks under ten cents a share are really
tough to work. Prices motions are so tight,
usually less than one cent, you really
cannot pull out a profit unless you buy
100,000 shares or more. However, you have
to sell in 5,000 to 10,000 blocks running
up commission costs, which eat up those
profits you make.
You might want to place USTT on your watch
list for the future. Do NOT buy this stock.
Be sure you read carefully, do NOT buy.
USTT is slated for dilution late January
or early February. USTT has a CEO who seems
less than honest or less than talented, not
sure which, crooked or stupid.
Price on USTT should fall to nine cents a
share after dilution, then on down to six
cents a share. After this it should rise
to ten to tweleve cents per share, but this
will take a long time. USTT might be a chance
for you to buy a lot of really cheap stock
and pull maybe $200 to $400 out of it.
However, your money will be tied up for a
long time and this is high risk. Odds are
even USTT will rise or fall, after dilution.
Be very careful on that one. I am watching
USTT but will not make a buy without some
really strong signals of a rise, much later.
Sorry to be pedantic, do NOT buy USTT now.
I really don't have a lot of cheap stocks
for you which I feel comfortable with, only
a few I watch.
One which is very cheap and a pretty safe
buy is CLSI. You won't make a lot of money
on this one unless you buy very high amounts.
CLSI is a very healthy company, black ink
with a 87% rise in income. Lots of "city"
type contracts, for long term.
I've watched this one for a long time but
missed a recent buy chance. I had planned
to buy 10,000 at .026 and wait for it to
return to .036 or higher. A quick $100 less
commission. Not much, but every little profit
does help in buying power.
CLSI will rise to .038 to .040 fairly soon,
but stop there and hold for a long time. CLSI
has very good support at those prices. CLSI
is almost always at .038 to .040 range.
So, there is a less than a nickel stock for
you which is a very safe investment. You will
have to buy right away, like tomorrow, to get
in below .030 price.
If you have plenty of cash, I would shoot
for 100,000 shares and later sell them in
10,000 blocks. Don't forget to figure in
your buy and sell commissions. Net profit
will be very tight on CLSI because of
your commission fees.
Remember, CLSI will rise to .038 to .040
then stop and hold for a long time. When
it hits those prices, might as well sell.
You will be working with only a one cent
rise in price, .028 up to .038 cents.
I feel very comfortable with CLSI but there
is not enough price changes to pull out a
really good profit. Safe stock, though.
Next affordable stock I have is CYRO. This
one is down from .41 to .31 showing good
potential for a ten cent per share profit
in maybe two to three months. It is down
now because of December market falls. It
should rise fairly soon.
Don't expect CYRO to go anywhere. It won't.
Revenue is down and losses are up. CYRO
might move upward on its own towards the
end of this coming year.
For now, you will be betting on improving
market conditions to pull up the price.
This is high risk. Personally, I will not
buy CYRO but you might want to take a look
and see what you think. Lot of risks on
this one, be careful. Kinda want to tell
you to pass on CYRO. Just not sure.
Here is a very affordable stock, a little
over a quarter a share. BSIC stock. Read
my articles on this one. I feel very good
about suggesting this one. This one will
jump a nickel or so after Christmas then
continue to grow very slowly. A good buy
price would .25 to .29 which I think you
can do tomorrow.
You should read my articles posted here
and on the "free for all" board. Some of
those stocks are in the .50 to .75 range.
I only suggest those stocks which I feel
comfortable with and have already bought.
One last one to watch but do NOT buy, again
do NOT buy this one. APBH. This is about to
do a reverse split causing serious dilution.
Might be a buy after dilution. I don't know.
Not all that comfortable with it. Watch it
and see what happens, but do NOT buy until
you absolutely know it will rise. You will
be able to get in for a less than a penny.
Commission fees will be important for your
net profit. High risk, maybe stay away,
maybe watch.
Sorry I don't have any real "penny" stocks
for you. I usually stay away from stocks
less than ten cents per share.
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