This is topic Only Picks (Stocks) below .005 that will run to .05 in forum Micro Penny Stocks, Penny Stocks $0.10 & Under at Allstocks.com's Bulletin Board.
Please post only stocks that are below .005 and that by your own DD and strength of the company has the possibility of making a run to .05
Let's get Rich Posted by Miss Piggy Bank on :
ICMH... for good DD check out the thread
JMHO:)
Posted by coldmoney on :
CMKX LMAO
Posted by Mule on :
INSQ by the end of the year. It trades for .0053 and didn't quite make the under .005 but it's close. Do your own DD. This stock is gonna rock !!!!
Posted by pennnies on :
this is the funniest topic of the century!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
.005 to .05!!!!! LMAO!!!!!!!!
Yea post your picks... lol!
you guys kill me!
Posted by Rules on :
GRDX lol Posted by cyclekitty1 on :
HOPE is good, PRAY is excellent! Pens if we could do that wouldn't we be in JAIL because surely the only way that really happens in a week is with MANIpulation, INSIder INFO, unless of course we're magic genie's!
Posted by HighSide on :
play them all one should hit
JMHO
Posted by corndo on :
Believer in ICMH & INSQ.
Posted by Hamzat on :
ICMH very possible. Lots of great DD and news coming soon. possibly next week.
Posted by cyclekitty1 on :
actually I am very fond of ICMH also been holding for a couple of weeks.
Posted by Ric on :
Usually the only ones that are that low and run over .05 are shells that either came up with a new business or a reverse merger. Both of which show no signs until the last minute. My question for those that predict there stock is going over 1000% because it is so great, why hasn't it already? If you know that its will run because of this or that then why is it not there yet?
This is a hard call. Your talking of a huge run here. Stocks tend to run on rumor and drop on news so if the great news is already out then what is going to make it run now?
Saying that, of course it can happen just saying that everyone says there stock will run soon because they bought it for the prospect. But just a rare few ever do and most drop afterwords. Most are done by group plays except for those like I said earlier that where shells that did something.
Posted by cyclekitty1 on :
Very good post Ric. actually I should not have posted ICMH here I am expecting a much more moderate increase of 40 to 50 percent.
Posted by Ric on :
What would be nice if we could find that little unknown company that was not much of anything that is looking for a new business to get into that is very cheap.
Just think if you were lucky enough to find PGHI around this time in 2003. It sold anime movies on the net. You could have bought it for .0001. Of course it bought a small game rental company called VeeGees and started to move. Then it made a business move to compete with NetFlix but offer games too. It change its name to GamezNFlix GZFX and 180,000% later it ran to .18 all in 6 months.
Now that would be nice. $100 would have made you $180,000.00 for a little profit, lol.
Too bad that Blockbuster and Wal-Mart went into the market and left them in a over crowded field. They could have been something.
Posted by Vlad4 on :
I'll back ICMH pick, if you check the thread, and/or do your own DD you'll see that the potential is there. HUGE potential IMHO. With all the DD that was done with this stock, and everything uncovered, and CEO's comment of good PR next week, we might see some nice fireworks. But even if not next week, soon. Do your own DD! -Vlad
Posted by BigJohn on :
I have a optimistic pick I'd like to add. On friday PHBT opened at .0041 and closed at .0073.
It has been consistantly gaining ground for over the last month. Near the end of July it traded for .0004. According to pinksheets the OS is 26.9M. I have emailed the company for comformation and any other info avalible.
I am fairly new at trading pinks and am no expert. I am putting this out to see if anyone else has any thoughts and to get it on the radar if any one is interested.
I have a small position here and have more into ICMH.
Sorry this is over .005, since it opened lower I thought it would be Ok.
[ September 11, 2005, 04:29: Message edited by: BigJohn ]
Posted by kanalgeruch on :
INSQ seems to have products and markets to generate serious revenues.......
Posted by jellybean on :
NMCX
Posted by stashu on :
I also have to say ICMH.
Toss a little cash at it and wait, you'll see.
Posted by pensandoenti67 on :
quote:Originally posted by cyclekitty1: HOPE is good, PRAY is excellent! Pens if we could do that wouldn't we be in JAIL because surely the only way that really happens in a week is with MANIpulation, INSIder INFO, unless of course we're magic genie's!
Didn't say in a week. Looking for the next
HISC and IGTN
from .0003 to over .05
It took a while but the foundation and news about those two companies made them reach over .05
Posted by mizzou7 on :
Bentley Commerce........BLYC.............10K OUT SOON............................................
Get the word out...
mizzou7
Posted by Rich735 on :
QBID
Posted by whizknock on :
quote:Originally posted by Rich735: QBID
I'll second that!
Posted by USF11 on :
Maybe if we added all the picks in this thread together we would get .05 by the end of the year.
Posted by jmichael7 on :
EHPC - the only one we should all be in if you want a likely shot at run from below .005 (.006ish now) to .05 or more!! everyone i've talked to so far who are in realize this is a buy and hold as shares are thin down here since it fell from .09 just months ago. this one is not just 'showing signs' but is already on its way wouldn't miss it GLA ;0) jm
weekly chart
another look at the weekly chart Posted by cyclekitty1 on :
quote:Originally posted by pensandoenti67: [QUOTE]Originally posted by cyclekitty1: [qb] HOPE is good, PRAY is excellent! Pens if we could do that wouldn't we be in JAIL because surely the only way that really happens in a week is with MANIpulation, INSIder INFO, unless of course we're magic genie's!
Didn't say in a week. Looking for the next
HISC and IGTN
from .0003 to over .05
It took a while but the foundation and news about those two companies made them reach over .05
My apologies Pens. it was late and little to much peisporter, are my only excuses. I'll go stand in the corner for 10 mins. Posted by 1stfidelity on :
Amni Amni Amni
This one is easy, check out this one! I have owned it for the last 2 months and so does pens i believe. This has great potential, no hype do your own dd.. Thanks and good luck!
Posted by pensandoenti67 on :
Yes, I bought at an avg of .005 or less, then sold at .013 and I have rebought now and in an an AVG of .0087 waiting for a pop in two weeks. I think the pop will be to .025 or .03
After that it will settle for about two-three weeks at .023 then pop to a run to .05.
Good luck to all.
Posted by ya ya on :
CSJJ DCUT PEKG CTCK
Posted by Jdaniel9 on :
Well with the Analyst report out 2 weeks ago on CSJJ. Does anyone beleive the Short Term Price for this Stock could make it to the Range of .05 as the Analyst Stated.
Posted by Nile on :
I believe ICMH is the next IGTN. I got out of IGTN at .0089. Stupidest thing I have ever done, just gave away $10,000 at least.
Posted by jmichael7 on :
I bet it won't. The tremendous volume the last two days compared to past volume and it plummeted at the end of today. Dilution heavy. I can't believe someone would hunt this thread down to pump this.
quote:Originally posted by duediligence1: I bet it won't. The tremendous volume the last two days compared to past volume and it plummeted at the end of today. Dilution heavy. I can't believe someone would hunt this thread down to pump this.
Not if you have anything to say about it anyhow a Due? Sound to me like you may have an interest in keeping this one down! Carrying a short are we?
Posted by jmichael7 on :
hey..same thing happened with JPHC before it busted slam out of it's steams!!
2 days huge volume nothing...then KABOOOOOOOOOOM!! ;0)
Posted by Ka-Ching on :
Saw that huge accumulation the last few days - will be watching this one, most defintiely, and decided to grab a modest position today....
If it goes, has potential for HUGE move.
Posted by vinnie filoia on :
ka ching whats the stock
Posted by Clyde_Crashcup on :
quote:Originally posted by coldmoney: CMKX LMAO
Your're a fool - go back to your twisted world Momo.
Posted by Chadsly on :
quote:Originally posted by vinnie filoia: ka ching whats the stock
LFWK
Posted by ya ya on :
CWMF CSJJ DCUT CTCK
Posted by pick em low on :
ya LFWK still holding and waiting
Posted by jmichael7 on :
LFWK - daily
and the weekly.. Posted by jmichael7 on :
LFWK - 30 minute chart
one of the best risk reward charts I have seen.
higher highs and higher lows as we near the break on high vol.
Posted by jmichael7 on :
Posted by pick em low on :
GLIF ! ! !
LFWK ! ! ! !
CALI ! ! ! !
Posted by Ka-Ching on :
LFWK naysayers can just eat my shorts! LOL Continued momentum today - Ask holding .017, with high of .018
This company has much on their itinerary, and we will be hearing a lot about them in the short-term.
The stock has lotsa potential from here - long way to go, imo. I'm up big, but definitely HOLDING for much higher.
Posted by letsmakemoney98 on :
ka-ching...LFWK was a nice pick, planning re-entry any time soon?
Posted by letsmakemoney98 on :
jmichael, on what website do you get that 30 minute chart for LFWK? I've been looking for a place where I can find minute charts for pennies.
Posted by JoeMillion on :
CDIT - Most powerful Aroon cross known to Analysis (below the 20)
..generally speaking getting the Aroon(down) to bottom at 0 is no easy task. it indicates the current downtrend has lost its momentum.. when the Aroon(up) is nearing or at 0 also this signals the consolidation phase is under way. here we have a set-up of what is said to be the powerful Aroon cross know to Technical Analysis as the Aroon(up)/green heads north through the Aroon(down)/red below the 20 as other indicators on the chart also agree.
Theres one stock that has a chance in the next couple weeks and thats QRVI. Its is franchising its own various resturants news is expected any day now on national expansion plans.Its damn near impossible to get filled in blocks over 1 million shares which means its tighty held, 9 Straight Profitable quarters and a chart that just screams, "BREAK OUT". Posted by Golf57 on :
TWOG
Posted by oohgee4 on :
CHECK OUT IVOC AND PHXI
Posted by g-invest on :
MLXO. Although its definitely too late to get in under .0050
I guess those of us who did buy it under a penny are going to be sitting pretty well as time goes on.
Posted by Fatso on :
Watch out for (WNMI.PK) Warning Management Services. Trading right now at .0006 so undervalued with revenue of 5.16M in 2004 current market cap around 500k. Reduced cost by dropping talent and photo division and is working on its own clothing line. As soon as they get there 1Q and 2Q filings out for 2005 and get relisted to the otcbb we should hear about the clothing line which ceo said would be finished before the end of the year and revenue for 2005 should be around 12M.
Posted by Ka-Ching on :
quote:Originally posted by letsmakemoney98: ka-ching...LFWK was a nice pick, planning re-entry any time soon?
Yes...have added more LFWK at .0025 since your post....probably my last position, as we appear to have hit bottom, and I shall now simply wait for this stock to break out of its' consolidation phase.
This company has had some very positive news of late, regarding their various projects and financing. With the low float, we should see strong pps movement when some major contracts/revenue news comes out, as I suspect it will.
Worth grabbing a modest position just for the ride, imo.
Posted by YellowSubmarine on :
Easiest 10-Bagger in Pennydom right now...................
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Posted by YellowSubmarine on :
PLNI -- PLNI -- PLNI -- PLNI.....!!!!!
Plasticon Completes Pro Mold, Inc. Acquisition
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec 09, 2005 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Plasticon International Inc. (OTC: PLNI) is pleased to announce that the company has successfully completed the privately financed and definitive agreement for the acquisition of Pro Mold, Inc., pending SEC approval. Plasticon will be receiving plant equipment and current contracts valued at close to $5 Million.
Pro Mold, Inc. is currently profitable and generates revenues of approximately $5 million annually. Pro Mold, Inc. is one of the premiere injection molding companies of the Midwest. The Pro Mold facilities will be wholly owned by Plasticon, and will become the centerpiece for manufacturing operations. As a result, Plasticon will no longer rely on contract manufacturers, thus improving the company's bottom line.
The Pro Mold facilities allow Plasticon to greatly advance production capabilities. With the addition of the new high-capacity molding machine that Plasticon recently purchased, the plant will now be able to produce up to $28 to $30 million in sales annually.
"This acquisition symbolizes a move to the next level for Plasticon, we can now control the future of the company through our own proprietary manufacturing methodology. This is a great day for Plasticon and our investors," stated Jim Turek, President and CEO of Plasticon International, Inc.
About Plasticon International, Inc.
Plasticon International (www.plasticonintl.com) designs, produces, and distributes high-quality concrete accessories, transportation signage, plastic lumber, and office supplies which are all produced from recycled and recyclable plastics. Plasticon is a leader, an innovator of cutting-edge design, engineering, and production of industrial and commercial products. Plasticon is a green Company, environmentally friendly, using recycled plastics to produce its line of products.
For more information, please visit the Plasticon web site online at www.plasticonintl.com, or Contact Investor Relations at: 1-866 THE APPL(E)
They're talking about PLNI on The Motley Fool now...!!!
An Exciting Penny Stock By Selena Maranjian (TMF Selena) November 4, 2005
A month or so ago, I wrote an article on penny stocks, advising readers, as I've often done, to consider steering clear. I received a thoughtful response from a reader and thought I'd share it with you. Jeffrey T. said:
"I found your Motley Fool article on penny stocks nearly right on the money ... however, not ALL penny stocks are scams. Take Plasticon International (OTCBB: PLNI), for example. They are a fledgling company utilizing recycled plastic to manufacture concrete building products such as rebar supports and, coming soon, plastic rebar. With the future rebuilding efforts after Hurricanes Rita and Katrina, alternatives to steel products will be sought. Add to this, the company has recently acquired a company specializing in concrete sealing. This product along with the rebar supports can easily add YEARS to the life of bridges and buildings, by reducing the amount of decay from environmental impacts and corrosion. I would like to see you do a follow up story to the one you recently wrote, and highlight that there do exist some DIAMONDS in the pile of shiny rocks as you so appropriately quoted!"
Jeff, your wish is my command. There surely are some diamonds in the pile of penny stocks -- I'll concede that point immediately. The problem is, they're not so easy to find, and I'm not even sure that you've found one in Plasticon.
Plasticon's green flags Your email did make Plasticon sound quite enticing, so I tried to look up information on it. I struck out at my usual sources of quick data, such as our own Quotes and Data area and even Yahoo!'s offerings. The place where I found the most information was Plasticon's website. There, I learned that:
The firm is 17 years old.
Its "line of patented, plastic concrete accessories has been approved or accepted in all 50 states and several foreign countries including Poland, Israel, Canada, Mexico, and Egypt. In addition, its transportation signage has received DOT approval or acceptance in all 50 states."
It has recently dramatically increased production capacity to $20 million in annual sales -- and up to $30 million, soon.
The market for rebar supports was $27 billion back in 1993, suggesting that there's plenty of money to be made if Plasticon's plastic rebar is accepted and purchased.
Plastic lumber sales in the United States are growing at 40% per year. I've seen plenty of plastic lumber and am impressed with it. Tom Gardner even recommended plastic lumber maker Trex (NYSE: TWP) in our Stock Advisor newsletter. (Though its stock has been having a bad year.)
A link to a profile of the company in a newspaper reported that the firm's products are used in all 50 states, and in more than 200 bridges across the nation, as well as elsewhere. Also, the firm has received patents valued at over $20 million and has an inventory of injection molds valued at over $10 million. (Inventory, like patents, isn't necessarily a good thing, unless it's put to good use.)
The firm is planning to buy back shares -- some 200 million to begin with -- which can boost the share price. Plasticon's red flags The only trouble is, despite all this information, I didn't see some of the info I was seeking. Specifically, I couldn't find:
Copies of quarterly and annual financial reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Reports on just how much money the company has taken in in revenues over the past years and quarters, and how much it has kept as profits. (One press release listed on the company website had a headline that said "Plasticon Announces Company is Profitable as of Second Quarter 2005," but the link to the article was no longer working.)
Reports on the company's financial health. For example, how much debt does it have, and how much cash? Sometimes terrific companies crash because they can't service their debt or just don't have enough money to keep the machinery running long enough to make money. This is pretty standard stuff for most publicly traded companies. For example, a quick trip to the website of Buffalo Wild Wings (Nasdaq: BWLD), a $225 million company recommended in our Hidden Gems newsletter a few months ago, offers links to annual reports and SEC filings, among other things. (Grab a painless free trial of Hidden Gems and see what other small, dynamic firms we've recommended.) It's the same with $650 million Rule Breakers recommendation Myriad Genetics (Nasdaq: MYGN), which is up some 14% since being featured a few months ago. (Try Rule Breakers for free and see the whole list of recommended stocks.)
There's other information I'd want before I'd consider investing in this firm, too. For example, who are its competitors and how are they doing?
Above all, I'm left wondering why the company, if it's doing so well, isn't offering any data on its financial health and performance for investors and would-be investors. One might argue that such details might be hidden so as not to inform competitors, but still ....
I tried one last resort. I called the Investor Relations contact person listed on the website. I thought I'd gotten the wrong number at first, though, because the call was answered by a Florida-based consulting company, which apparently handles investor relations issues for the Kentucky-based Plasticon. Regardless, I asked the fellow to send me the company's latest financial statements -- and was told he couldn't. He said they would be available in the near future, and that he'd send them to me. This was a week or two ago, and all I received was a press release announcing that "Plasticon Transfers Wholly Owned Inventory of Injection Molds to New Production Facility" and "Injection Molds Have Been Independently Valued at $10 Million." I even asked for past reports, while I wait for the latest ones. That went nowhere, too -- they simply weren't available.
In a nutshell I've seen, read and heard enough about Plasticon now to make me not want to invest in it. This could end up being one of many investments and non-investments I regret later, but that's OK.
The company's market cap, or total market value, appears to be in the neighborhood of $15 million. That's pretty darn tiny. A simple, successful mom-and-pop store down the street might carry such a value. The stock price is a mere penny per share. If the firm is really doing so well, why are the stock price and market value so low?
I remain committed to my belief that most stocks valued at less than $5 per share carry such low prices for good reasons. These "penny stocks" tend to be volatile and are easy to manipulate and lose money on. Basically, I'd rather invest in firms with established and impressive track records and more transparent finances. If Plasticon one day offers more data on itself, I'll be happy to take a closer look, since the company and the industry are quite intriguing.
In the meantime, there are lots (and lots) of more established and exciting companies. Even Tootsie Roll (NYSE: TR) is compelling -- as W. D. Crotty explained recently. He pointed out that had you invested $1,000 in Tootsie Roll back in 1957, you'd have more than a million dollars now, as its average compound growth rate over the period topped 16%. Then there's Avon (NYSE: AVP), which as M. D. Mitchell explained, is growing slowly but surely and may grow much more, thanks to a presence in China. And Stock Advisor selection 7-Eleven (NYSE: SE), which recently reported sales up 17% and profits up a whopping 54%. See? Lots of promising candidates for investments -- and they all have financial statements ready for your examination.
So am I here to slam Plasticon? Not at all. I just don't know enough about it, even though I tried to learn -- which is the problem. If you know more than I do about Plasticon, as you well might, I invite you to share more information on our discussion board.
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Posted by RiescoDiQui on :
November 4 2005 is NOT now... it was almost two months ago.
Posted by oops on :
msitf
Posted by Louie on :
And here's why PLNI is so risky:
"....The only trouble is, despite all this information, I didn't see some of the info I was seeking. Specifically, I couldn't find:
Copies of quarterly and annual financial reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Reports on just how much money the company has taken in in revenues over the past years and quarters, and how much it has kept as profits. (One press release listed on the company website had a headline that said "Plasticon Announces Company is Profitable as of Second Quarter 2005," but the link to the article was no longer working.)
Reports on the company's financial health. For example, how much debt does it have, and how much cash? Sometimes terrific companies crash because they can't service their debt or just don't have enough money to keep the machinery running long enough to make money. This is pretty standard stuff for most publicly traded companies. For example, a quick trip to the website of Buffalo Wild Wings (Nasdaq: BWLD), a $225 million company recommended in our Hidden Gems newsletter a few months ago, offers links to annual reports and SEC filings, among other things. (Grab a painless free trial of Hidden Gems and see what other small, dynamic firms we've recommended.) It's the same with $650 million Rule Breakers recommendation Myriad Genetics (Nasdaq: MYGN), which is up some 14% since being featured a few months ago. (Try Rule Breakers for free and see the whole list of recommended stocks.)
There's other information I'd want before I'd consider investing in this firm, too. For example, who are its competitors and how are they doing?
Above all, I'm left wondering why the company, if it's doing so well, isn't offering any data on its financial health and performance for investors and would-be investors. One might argue that such details might be hidden so as not to inform competitors, but still ....
I tried one last resort. I called the Investor Relations contact person listed on the website. I thought I'd gotten the wrong number at first, though, because the call was answered by a Florida-based consulting company, which apparently handles investor relations issues for the Kentucky-based Plasticon. Regardless, I asked the fellow to send me the company's latest financial statements -- and was told he couldn't. He said they would be available in the near future, and that he'd send them to me. This was a week or two ago, and all I received was a press release announcing that "Plasticon Transfers Wholly Owned Inventory of Injection Molds to New Production Facility" and "Injection Molds Have Been Independently Valued at $10 Million." I even asked for past reports, while I wait for the latest ones. That went nowhere, too -- they simply weren't available...."
Be very careful with plni - you never know where the bottom is.
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