quote:Originally posted by GREGDOGG: The chart and Purl don't lie...
Not only that --I have tested the MM's regularly--they will run the ask up fast if you make serious orders---this one can fly guys----the hard part is getting an order filled on the ask--if you don't beleive me try it yourself
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Being the paid basher around here, I will bash my own stock.
Readers should be aware any profits to be made are far into the future. A recent 10Q released by CLSI is not all that impressive at first glance, causing a short term fall in share value. This fall in price was exasperated by our recent market crash.
However, this recent market crash had a very insignificant effect on CLSI which indicates good company strength perception.
I do have another article floating around here which discusses some hidden positive news in their recent 10Q filing.
My projection is no real change in prices until the next 10Q which is several months away. True profits, a good year away.
CLSI is a very healthy but small company, and yes, .022 is a good entry price. You might buy at .02 or .021 but this will be very difficult and will require constant watching a live feed. No quantity buys can be made below .022 per share.
CLSI is a slow growth long term hold stock. This is not a stock for short term plays, a stock which is a better choice for those looking for a safe penny stock investment with good slow growth profits. Prudent investors will not lose money on CLSI but they won't make money for quite some time.
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It is kind of odd isn't it PG--here's a stock that actually has a LONG_TERM business plan and a successful trak record --is moving forward with new technology that will make it more efficient---has good contracts---is hiring sales/marketing PRO'S to grow(NOT PUMP) and the price can't go up cuz nobody is trying to accumulate--LOL-- what do people want?---this stock can double easily and hold the PPS up long enough to actually sell-----
[This message has been edited by glassman (edited March 01, 2004).]
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Glassman, you must keep in mind, a vast majority of private investors are quite inexperienced, displaying a strategy of only investing in bandwagon stocks, almost always for a loss of money, not having enough sense to immediately jump out.
Almost all private investors do not know how to find and invest in value stocks, which is the sector in which seasoned investors are moving this year.
Our money, this year, is being bet on value growth stocks. This will not be a good year for bandwagon stocks.
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Our money, this year, is being bet on value growth stocks. This will not be a good year for bandwagon stocks.
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I have been observing the same practice and have actually made money in the last two weeks--not much, but a couple of my pennies have been SLAMMED hard so it will look GREAT when they come back--i expect tomorrow Tues Mar 2nd to look pretty good in pennyland--
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I have been looking at several hundred stocks over the past ten to fifteen days, and especially of late.
This recent market crash has created what appears to be a lot of good buys, based on prices prior to this recent crash.
However, I am concerned market recovery will be slow and will not recover back to previous prices, like in January and early February. I am hesitant to invest in what appears to be excellent prices.
Investment in value stocks seems even more important this year. I have noted only those companies with good strength and a history of good performance, are surviving this market crash and actually gaining share value. This year does look like a slow growth year with few chances at fast profits.
Using a favorite old time actor's name, it is Slim Pickens right now.
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When I said good I meant not bad--LOL like maybe a couple of my dogs will kick off their fleas and get back to my buy-in price--LOL I have a bunch of "free" shares that are now almost really "free"--NO LOL
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This came back today as i hoped/expected--and stated YESTERDAY--why? because of the big run yesterday on the BIG BOARDS---i know --how can that be?-they have no relationship,right?--because this one is an INVESTMENT--it makes money--not much but it is REALLY growing toooooo
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DENVER, Mar 18, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Clancy Systems International, Inc (OTCBB:CLSI), a leading developer of parking enforcement solutions, announces it has been awarded a contract with the city of Clearwater, Florida. On March 10, Clancy commenced implementation of a comprehensive parking citation issuance and processing system for the City. The program will bring together a total management system which will bring many operations into one system.
Clancy will also be providing a system to the nearby community of St. Pete Beach by early summer. Clancy has provided its programs to many agencies in this area including the City of St. Petersburg and Tampa. By the end of the summer Tampa will be expanding its services with Clancy to include the Park-by-phone system.
"We are pleased to be expanding our programs to this region and look forward to providing the new Internet applications to the clients. Our company's Remit-online and Park-by-phone services make a substantial difference in revenue collection and the bottom line to our customers." states Stanley Wolfson, President.
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