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Global Aircraft Solutions Inc Industry: n/a 6901 S. Park Avenue Website: http://www.globalaircraftsolutions.com. Tucson, AZ 85706 Phone: (520) 294-3481 UNITED STATES Fax: n/a Employees: 173
In the developmental stage
Engaged in the provision of aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services, as well as in the sale and brokerage of aircraft parts.
Price and Volume Moving Average 50-day 1.40 Moving Average 200-day 1.50 Vol Average 50-day 145,800 Vol Average 200-day 123,000 52-wk high (9/7/2005) 1.95 52-wk low (6/3/2005) 0.95 Bid 1.23 Ask 1.24 Share Related Items Market Cap 48,022,720 Shares Outstanding 38,728,000 Current P/E Ratio 12.40 Management Effectiveness Return on Equity (1yr) 22.30% Return on Assets (1yr) 12.50% Return on Investment (1yr) 22.30% Valuation Ratios Price/Earnings (1 yr) 13.90 Price/Book (1 yr) 3.44 Price/Cash Flow (1 yr) 12.40 Estimates
Financial Snapshot More All data in thousands except per share amounts. 2005 2004 Revenue 41,229 30,851 Total Net Income 3,123 2,291 Earnings per Share 0.09 0.09 EBIT/DA 3,034 1,809 Long Term Debt n/a n/a Per Share Data Earnings (1 yr) 0.09 Current P/E Ratio 12.40 Cash Flow 0.10 Cash (last quarter in thousands) 368 Annual Dividend n/a Book Value 0.36 Profitability Gross Margin (1 yr) 26.30% Operating Margin (1 yr) 7.40% Profit Margin (1 yr) 7.60%
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have owned a small stake in this one for awhile. i like GACF: some decent top and bottom line revenue growth the last few years. seem to be working to clean up their balance sheet. backlog looks good. i expect their next Q to be good, considering they had to defer their jetglobal profit from 1Q to 2Q but took a hit on jetglobal expenses in 1Q, as discussed here:
likely too boring for many here, but - am hopeful for slow and steady growth from GACF. is generally my kind of stock.
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Just finished researching. Very good financials and a very low float. Asset to Liability ratio is great, increasing revenues, nice profit, seems a stable and sound company. My opinion is this company is undervalued.
Called several friends and suggested a buy. I will be buying tomorrow morning.
Very nice find, Dustoff. If this is good enough for Blue, certainly bound to be a winner.
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pump pump pump pump it up!!!!! leeds will pump every now and then. and everytime he pumps the stock loses 2-3%. i have made decent profits with his picks but am not confident of holding hi s picks above 10% gain. my favourite is scld. cant beleive why it is at 1.4. guess his pumping really pulls down the value of the stock. nevertheless his picks are always good and he goes after profitable companies, but one thing his picks lack is momo. so take the profits and runn.. buy it..pump it.. take profit.. runnnn...
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ruskin, small caps are on the skids a bit because of interest rates...
Leeds? I like to use him as a template...I do comparisons of other stocks using his criteria..Funny thing? I've made more money finding other stocks using his techniques than I have on his picks..
I also use leeds to reinforce my decision on stocks I am working........ If he should happen to pick one of them, great, reinforcement of a stock, when you can trust the source sometimes helps in making the decision to go long or short term.
NAVI is an example of blind luck...I found it completely by accident..I was lookig for stocks for comparisan...
Nasdaq NAVI Close at $4.00 posted it at $1.25 Something about the stock remided me of a Leeds pick, go figger.
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I allowed my Leeds subscription to expire a few months back, after three years of use.
Leeds is good for picks but you have to be careful. A little more than half are good picks, the rest seem to be stagnant.
Some of his tutorials are good. I like his discussion of PEG stocks. I downloaded all those for periodic refreshers.
Do not laugh at me. You know I am trouble.
Leeds and I became involved in a real heated argument. I kinda sorta chewed him out, maybe called him a few names, but not until the end of our conversation!
I became angry because of his announcement of picks and such on Tuesday night and on Thursday night. Every morning, major gap up in prices, often beyond realistic. Nobody could jump in at a decent price. I suggested he was working with brokers and market makers, giving them his picks before publishing. He seemed offended, do not know why.
Each pick went crazy because newbies would buy like crazy on announcement, after market makers ran prices up, causing a speculation bubble which would burst in a few days. This led to traders, some traders, losing money.
I insisted he publish his picks during market day, like middle of the day so we all could be on a level playing field, not a market maker field.
He refused, adamantly refused. I suggested his stance is illogical. Time of publishing his picks has no effect on him, personally. He claims to have no vested interest. So why not give all a fair and square chance at buying without market makers running prices up before market? Nope, he will not do this. He will publish after market.
That is when I started becoming angry and suggested he is working in collusion with Wall Street. He became more mad than me. I might have used some words like, "idiot," "crook," "F-word you."
Anyhow, Leeds is good for finding some picks but the playing field he creates is far from level. Never buy his picks on the morning after publication; you will get burnt everytime.
Is he working in collusion with Wall Street? I do not know, I am voicing an opinion. Most likely not but he sure is not giving customers an even break, paying customers at that.
Have to add that disclaimer so the anal retentive boys here will not turn me in to the Brain Police.
Kinda annoying you have to be careful with your words because there are some here who delight in filing complaints with the SEC, companies, moderators, whomever, simply to get rid of you because they do not like what you write.
Are those glossy black jack boots I hear goose stepping?
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Well, tomorrow should tell the story...The volume alert this AM before the pick came out was a little cozy....
Dernit, really liked the stock, now? well, hell I still do! Maybe this one will break the Leeds mold of late and gain and hold the way they are supposed to!
BTW no big secret that I post a Leeds pick occasionaly, been doing it over a year..I almost always say it's a Leeds pick.
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quote:I downloaded all those for periodic refreshers. Purl Gurl [/QB]
yeah, his tutorials are decent though.
i use one of the posts in allstocks as my base reference. the best post that has changed my whole approach towards markets in gebneral and penny stocks in particular. in 2000's around that time, i used to like a company based on technology, me being a hardcore techie guy, liked stocks like SGID, CRAY, Transmeta, probably just because their technology was jaw dropping and I had authority on that suject. but now, i have learnt to be a more patient trader, and see stocks as just a piece of exchange commodity, buy low sell high thing. I am tempted to post that small piece of post that i came across several months ago in allstocks. i read it everytime i realise i made a mistake, and remind myself that smartest people are those who make money in the market and average joe just feels that he is making progress but he never really gets there.
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Stage 1 - Accumulation. Stock is quiet, trading sideways and without a lot of volatility. Most everyone ignores the stock because it has no sizzle. Insiders hold large blocks of stock and quietly gear up for the distribution. Stage 2 - Breakout. Volume jumps up, psychological barriers are broken. Insiders begin to tell their friends of upcoming significant fundamental change. Pros take notice and buy the stock on the coat tails of the well informed. The public ignores it because they have not read about the company in the paper yet. It must be a scam. Stage 3 - Uptrend. As a larger audience learns of the company and its promise, more buying comes in to the stock and it begins to climb. Pros begin to sell, but slowly. Average investor begins to buy. Stage 4 - Pullback. The stock has gone up too fast, and some profit taking arrives. The jumpy investor who got the entry timing right but lacks confidence in his or her decision sells the stock with a small profit, and smiles in the mirror. The Pro holds on, Average Investor looks through the newspaper to find justification for ownership of the shares. Stage 5 - Resumption of the Uptrend. The pull back is short lived, and the stock bounces and continues higher. The wannabe regrets the sell, but provides self counsel on the merit of making a profit, albeit a small one. The Pro might sell a little bit more, but still holds the majority of the original position. The Average Investor is getting excited now, and thinks about what could have been if only he had bought when he first noticed the stock. Stage 6 - Exhaustion of the Uptrend. The media takes notice, and communicates the company's merits to the masses. The masses buy the stock, and it goes up sharply with strong volume. The Pros sell with enthusiasm. The Average Investor owns it now, and is telling everyone who will listen. The wannabe Pro jumps back on, after all, he was smart enough to buy it when the trend started, so he knows the stock well. Will hope make it go higher? Stage 7 - Gravity Works. Pro selling begins to weigh on the uptrend, and the stock fails to go higher despite high volumes. The stock starts to go down instead of up, and the Pro is almost sold out. The Average Investor continues to cheer lead, hoping to rally support. The wannabe ignores what the market is telling him, taking a loss is too painful to consider. The company is featured on the cover of a magazine. Stage 8 - The Second Guess. The stock bounces and starts to go back up. The wannabe Pro averages down while the Average Investor gets back to advising friends of his stock picking acumen. Pros sell their remaining holdings and begin to look for another deal to play, or perhaps start short selling the stock. Stage 9 - Out of Gas. The bounce is a fake out, and the stock moves lower again. The public own this stock, and they have no more power to buy. The Pro are making money on the short sales now, but are despised by the masses. Calls for short selling to be made illegal are made by the Average Inves
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Well, if folks are interested in this stock, they should of done the DD by now..
Blue, Purl, and Ruskin have weighed in.. Myself? I am biased because I already own the stock...
Leeds himself states folks should wait till the initial flury subsides a bit before buying.
I bought fast because of my preliminary look see. I have DD'D the stock in the past, but didn't buy. Many of the Vets around here know I run nearly 1000 stocks, have pleaded repeatidily with them for HELP!, to the point of being a pest! LOL
Sometimes when Leeds matches a stock I have already DD'D and news conviently breaks around the time the pick comes out, well, it just makes making a decision easier...
So to Sum up!!!!!!!! What the HELL do ya'll think this morning!! LOL
Maybe Leeds changed his ways after getting chewed out by Purl...He posts during the day now on thurs...LOL
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"Maybe Leeds changed his ways after getting chewed out by Purl...He posts during the day now on thurs...LOL"
Hmm, interesting. I stopped using Leeds even though my subscription had not expired yet. Have not been in there for over a year as a matter of personal pride and principle.
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OK Purl, back to the stock...Has all the controversy singed your Great Flipper?
Somehow I feel like I am in the preverbial DOG HOUSE!
How long is my sentance?
We have one of those Family Dog house things here........I have been a long term resident..
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quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: Ha! Ha! A whale and a dog!
What a pair to draw to!
Imagine that, readers are taking investment advice from a whale and a dog!
Such a circus is this.
Purl Gurl
"In all the whole town, the most wonderful spot is behind Wiley's store in the big vacant lot It's just the right spot for my wonderful plans," said young Doggie McGurk, " ... if I clean up the cans."
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There ya go Purl, right down to ya, damn these grapics can be dead on sometimes.
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Well, health is improving rapidly, the Doc says all clear, just don't push it to hard..Said Body surfing in Hawaii OK, in the small stuff..Tickers out of rythum, are like a screwy time piece, can't trust um..LOL
So, glass and I have some biz to take care of in the Islands..Fishing stuff..He stays, I go..Ha ha..J/K
Check out APA looks like a good place to park my trading funds for awhile..
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Nope, he has to stay in his shop for awhile...He is key, I am just the salesman..
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