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Record volume coming today. When this one breaks six its going on a tear. Nice steady buying just like we like it. Float going to be gone soon
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I hope some newbie that doesnt do any dd. lol. I hope they look back in a month wondering how low it is and its sitting at .10 cents. LMAO. I can dream I guess. TMAN...
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Could be convertible debentures? MM games? I think the company is done diluting (notice DOMS has not been on the ask in 2 weeks). If it's CD's, here is a great post from ihub that I found...
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If you took all penny stocks as a collective whole, you would find that 100% have added and/or will add shares to the market at some point in time through CDs, Employee Option Plans, S8s for payment of services etc. This afterall is why these stocks are trading for pennies and less. It's great to address these variables, but we also have to understand that if the variables themselves did not exist we would likely not have opportunities for "penny runners" such as the companies presented by members of this site.
We can discuss thousands of situations in which companies trading for pennies and less have made dramatic market moves of 100%, 1000% and more while haveing CDs, S8s, and employee incentive plans however, the potential for dramatic gains is the very basis as to why we invest in pennies.
What we need to look at when deciding whether a subpenny stock may or may not be worth a look is the period of time in which certain variable come together collectively to create a buying opportunity in which investors can expect and or anticipate a significant gain. Is there a significant development near term that will dramatically impact trading activity in such a way as to add considerable volume that may in fact create demand that will far outweigh the "current outstanding" share count and thus sending the share price up significantly. SEWC does "fit the bill" of ... (1) undervalued (2) have a small amount of outstanding shares (3) has great financials (4) has something significant that may soon be announced/acknowledged by the market and thus sending the share price up significantly from its current trading price.
(1) Undervalued - 2 million revenue/$100,000 market cap. (2) Small Amount of shares -30 million out (3) Incredible numbers - already established and anticipates generating more revenue in next 18 months. (4) Fall 2007 New Pipeline clothing Launch - The near term catalyst that is expected to ignite a buying frenzy within days/weeks.
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Thought I heard something like that before:
will Member posted January 19, 2007 21:33 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12M O/S // 7M Float // Revenues $566,033 // Gross profit $110,151 // Current Assets vs. Current liabilites $1,026,025 vs. $676,716, 1.5 /1 quick ratio // Cash on hand $656,344.
I am first to say pennies don't move on fundementals, but good financials sure can't hurt. This looks like it could be a real company. If you don't believe that, then at least believe it shouldn't be trading at .01 or less. It's one of the better Form 10's I have ever seen for a penny stock. Closed at .009, I'm in it, any weakness in the PPS and I will double my position. If this doesn't run, and if this deserves to be at .01 or less, then their isn't ANY level or fair playing field left in pannyland.
This is what a penny player should look for : Low O/S Lower Float Increased volumes Declining price Oversold condition No history of dilution (Grant it, there is an open SB-2 fo 27M, but it doesn't appear to be active, yet) (Saw the increase in A/S, means nothing right now)
quote:Originally posted by skip: Could be convertible debentures? MM games? I think the company is done diluting (notice DOMS has not been on the ask in 2 weeks). If it's CD's, here is a great post from ihub that I found...
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If you took all penny stocks as a collective whole, you would find that 100% have added and/or will add shares to the market at some point in time through CDs, Employee Option Plans, S8s for payment of services etc. This afterall is why these stocks are trading for pennies and less. It's great to address these variables, but we also have to understand that if the variables themselves did not exist we would likely not have opportunities for "penny runners" such as the companies presented by members of this site.
We can discuss thousands of situations in which companies trading for pennies and less have made dramatic market moves of 100%, 1000% and more while haveing CDs, S8s, and employee incentive plans however, the potential for dramatic gains is the very basis as to why we invest in pennies.
What we need to look at when deciding whether a subpenny stock may or may not be worth a look is the period of time in which certain variable come together collectively to create a buying opportunity in which investors can expect and or anticipate a significant gain. Is there a significant development near term that will dramatically impact trading activity in such a way as to add considerable volume that may in fact create demand that will far outweigh the "current outstanding" share count and thus sending the share price up significantly. SEWC does "fit the bill" of ... (1) undervalued (2) have a small amount of outstanding shares (3) has great financials (4) has something significant that may soon be announced/acknowledged by the market and thus sending the share price up significantly from its current trading price.
(1) Undervalued - 2 million revenue/$100,000 market cap. (2) Small Amount of shares -30 million out (3) Incredible numbers - already established and anticipates generating more revenue in next 18 months. (4) Fall 2007 New Pipeline clothing Launch - The near term catalyst that is expected to ignite a buying frenzy within days/weeks.
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quote:Originally posted by will: Thought I heard something like that before:
will Member posted January 19, 2007 21:33 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12M O/S // 7M Float // Revenues $566,033 // Gross profit $110,151 // Current Assets vs. Current liabilites $1,026,025 vs. $676,716, 1.5 /1 quick ratio // Cash on hand $656,344.
I am first to say pennies don't move on fundementals, but good financials sure can't hurt. This looks like it could be a real company. If you don't believe that, then at least believe it shouldn't be trading at .01 or less. It's one of the better Form 10's I have ever seen for a penny stock. Closed at .009, I'm in it, any weakness in the PPS and I will double my position. If this doesn't run, and if this deserves to be at .01 or less, then their isn't ANY level or fair playing field left in pannyland.
This is what a penny player should look for : Low O/S Lower Float Increased volumes Declining price Oversold condition No history of dilution (Grant it, there is an open SB-2 fo 27M, but it doesn't appear to be active, yet) (Saw the increase in A/S, means nothing right now)
quote:Originally posted by skip: Could be convertible debentures? MM games? I think the company is done diluting (notice DOMS has not been on the ask in 2 weeks). If it's CD's, here is a great post from ihub that I found...
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If you took all penny stocks as a collective whole, you would find that 100% have added and/or will add shares to the market at some point in time through CDs, Employee Option Plans, S8s for payment of services etc. This afterall is why these stocks are trading for pennies and less. It's great to address these variables, but we also have to understand that if the variables themselves did not exist we would likely not have opportunities for "penny runners" such as the companies presented by members of this site.
We can discuss thousands of situations in which companies trading for pennies and less have made dramatic market moves of 100%, 1000% and more while haveing CDs, S8s, and employee incentive plans however, the potential for dramatic gains is the very basis as to why we invest in pennies.
What we need to look at when deciding whether a subpenny stock may or may not be worth a look is the period of time in which certain variable come together collectively to create a buying opportunity in which investors can expect and or anticipate a significant gain. Is there a significant development near term that will dramatically impact trading activity in such a way as to add considerable volume that may in fact create demand that will far outweigh the "current outstanding" share count and thus sending the share price up significantly. SEWC does "fit the bill" of ... (1) undervalued (2) have a small amount of outstanding shares (3) has great financials (4) has something significant that may soon be announced/acknowledged by the market and thus sending the share price up significantly from its current trading price.
(1) Undervalued - 2 million revenue/$100,000 market cap. (2) Small Amount of shares -30 million out (3) Incredible numbers - already established and anticipates generating more revenue in next 18 months. (4) Fall 2007 New Pipeline clothing Launch - The near term catalyst that is expected to ignite a buying frenzy within days/weeks.
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Sew Cal Logo Inc. (OTCBB: SEWC) produces and manufactures custom embroidered caps, sportswear, and related corporate identification apparel primarily in the United States. It offers caps and headwear, jackets, denim, cargo shorts, pants, and related apparel. The company also provides contract embroidery and silk-screening services to the manufacturing and promotional industry; and designs and manufactures apparel under private labels. In addition, it supplies wardrobe, as well as promotional and cast and crew items for feature films and television. Further, it owns the rights to a branded line of surf and sports wear items, Pipeline Posse', which it sells primarily through the Internet. The company sells its products to motion picture and television studios, retailers, local schools, shops, and small businesses. Sew Cal Logo, Inc. was incorporated in 1985 and is based in Los Angeles, California. With 27.08 million shares outstanding and 100 shares declared short as of July 2007, there is a failure to deliver in shares of SEWC.
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Yep, their 10Q should be out soon. Wonder if there is any nice surprises there. I doubt we see much in the way of dilution but if there was I dont believe it to be much. TMAN...
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Yeah, this one kills me skip. Look at STTC for instance. It has 10X the OS, has stated in a shareholders news letter that it will do a 1/10 reverse split, had one of their officers investigated and still is trading between .007 and .012. WTF??? I agree this one should bounce, I just wish they would do some PR work for shareholders so it would get on others radar. Oh well, I am in cheap so I guess I can wait around. GLTA. TMAN...
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Yeah, it's funny how it works in the seedy underbelly of the penny stock world. lol.
SEWC is a great long term flipper. If one is patient, they can get some nice plays out of this. And it has a potential to possibly go big one day...
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