Having been trading for a few years, and now looking back in retrospect, it seems to me that VAST sums of money can be made in the OTC.BB market if you just have patience and are not looking for 100% returns daily. I have seen many OTC stocks go from like .60 to $4 in 3 months on low volume and not a lot of fanfare. It is my opinion that you can really make a fortune buying good OTC growth companies and holding for a few months. On the other hand, there is a reason why pinks are listed on the pink sheets, and these stocks really should NEVER be held for a long period of time, but instead, should be ridden like bucking broncos for a few hours or days (like PGPM).
My only problem has been finding OTC's while they are still under $1. For example, take FRPT (not pumping here). But in January, they were near $1. Now? Up near $4. I didn't notice them until Malloy posted a news article at 2.27 (and still didn't buy). That's a 500$ gain in 5 months. Another example, ZENX. Ran from .70 to 1.80 in 2 months this year. Also, CHYS... ran from the $1 to $6 range in a few months. Again, most people don't hear about these stocks because they aren't heavily manipulated by daytraders nor part of the pump and dump circuit. But there are hundreds of others out there.
So, my question for all of you.... know of any OTC.BB stocks that have good growth potential and are relatively undiscovered? Seen any good PR's about stocks on the OTC you never heard of?
I know of one perhaps. BSLM... haven't bought yet but beginning to radar.
List them here, and keep your damn pinks off this thread. Maybe we can all find a winner.
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read between the lines in the press release. that is all i can say. read prior press releases. management is legit unlike most pinkies. almost profitable, the forward statements and numbers look very promising.
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phat man, remember what the original poster was asking. this isn't a spiker, but more or less a longer term hold. more press releases will follow. i believe that IVGA will be in the pennies soon.
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The only two thigns I can talk about for atleast long term hold in next 6 months would be TIDE and FRPT.
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all good stockpick. i didn't take anything wrong there. i just thought for moment you had some 'inside' info. i do agree that ivga will be on the move but that's mostly due to chart momo. would def be great to see it move to the pennies. hope you make a mint. GLTA
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quote:Originally posted by The Phat Man: mu meson, is my scottrade correct in saying there's NO VOLUME today on this stock?
SRLT is a gapper that true. There wont be much vol. b4 the merger. Try to get in low. I did.
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quote:Originally posted by The Phat Man: mu meson, is my scottrade correct in saying there's NO VOLUME today on this stock?
LOL ,
MU doesnt get it yet! Let him believe! I think someone is holding a bag from a March run
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wow repo... someone gave me a STAR too! never knew i had it in me :-) it must be my enthusiasm and honesty... cuz it sure as hell ain't my good looks!
MU... you know when this merger is supposed to happen? chart looks like it could easily take a dip to .04 / .035 before running.
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that's an amazing chart. i'm with ya on the reverse merger. will do my own DD of course. so, don't want to take up all your time, but you're thinking SRLT is going to explode like DXPE? i'm "newer" (not a total newbie anymore) at this and haven't played reverse mergers before.
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quote:Originally posted by The Phat Man: that's an amazing chart. i'm with ya on the reverse merger. will do my own DD of course. so, don't want to take up all your time, but you're thinking SRLT is going to explode like DXPE? i'm "newer" (not a total newbie anymore) at this and haven't played reverse mergers before.
Due DD all day long.
You might find the reverse merger firm.
I cant know the final mc but i think it will be huge bcs. there is a 90% chance that SRLT will merge with
Motic is a GLOBAL microscope company and it is still private. Needs to go public.
Xu is the CEO of SRLT and is probably the CEO of Motic. Chinese Cos. do not post their directors.
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mu and repo... thanks for your time. i 'spose at the current pps, it may be worth throwing a grand into. any further info would be appreciated posted and i will do the same. GLTA
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reverse mergers can be very lucrative; but simply because it's a reverse merger is nothing special. There's a few companies specializing in these Chinese plays...pent-up demand from young Chinese entrepeneurs...
onto another, Repo--EBOF is well beyond your price range, but its "parent" company AAOR is right at $1...
Canadian oil sands. In Peace River, their land is 35 miles from Blackrock Venture's land that Shell just bought out for 2.4 billion.
It's run good the last few days.. so maybe wait a few days and check for retraction / good entry point. It's a hold and hope for a big-money buyout candidate. What are the oil companies going to do with their billions in profits..... ?
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Repoman, PMHH Oil services is still a Pink so doesn't yet fit your criteria.
They will have financials end of June so I'll be able to suggest this stock then. It had a little volume leap earlier this month but dropped back and now seems stable (waiting for June).
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quote:Park City Group Rolls out Next Generation Product with Significant Revenue Potential Thursday May 11, 7:00 am ET Overwhelming Response From Major Food Companies at 2006 Food Marketing Institute Trade Show
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