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Posted: #51
Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

I need to find more stocks like this-

FSYS

Almost a 4 bagger since April and they really have nothing to do with alternative energy solutions.

Back when oil broke out over 80, little guys like this stock started to move and fortunes were made.

Another gap breaker that I keep seeing run every single day is our good old ENER. Since that gap on May 7th it has been a double..they moved it up, consolidated the move and back up it went.


Check out Hydrogenics (HYGS)....$0.50 on April 24; $1.30 now.
 
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Posted: #52
Depeche,

Ive seen that stock for so many years at higher prices..

I just cannot get on board a junk stock like that, or BCON, IVAN, PLUG, or Ballard.

Even though some of them might hang in there, I just dont see what they do for business to develop revenues to justify their market cap..let alone push the stocks much much higher.

Stocks I knew from the old days are ones I have a hard time going back into because I have seen the decimation when the mania dies, and most of them dont have the revenue or cash to last without constant dilution.     
 
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Posted: #53
CC,

FSLR is deadly..I am glad you are out of that short, it isnt worth the heart attack.
 
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Posted: #54
i was told to buy FSYS this morning at the open.  but i didn't want to fuck with a stock that gapped up 4%.  oops. 
 
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Gunners,

It has retraced from the highs pretty quick.

You have to be nimble and grab that profit if daytrading..I was shocked at how fast it tanked.
 
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Yeah, had I left FSLR to fall last week, it'd be like at 345ish today after hitting 290ish the day I did the trade, and steadily rising all week.
 
No doubt about it.
 
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Posted: #57
Pretty weird that some stupid, crummy little peon dipsheet like I can control a name like FSLR.
 
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Posted: #58
IPI is on fire.  Made over 300% on the July 70's.  Gonna keep riding this baby.  I think its got a ways to go to catch up to the other fertelizer companies. 
 
Also a few weeks back my buddy told me about a candian Gold  mining company on the Canadian exchange.  It is GBU.   The company has a huge mine in Romania.  THere are lots of political obstacles with this company.  However if things go well this stock could take off.  Lots of changes have been taking place in the Romanian government recently.  Maybee someone knows something.  The stock is at 2.70 after bouncing way off its lows of 1.27.  
 
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 SKF 

 
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Jeff,

Nice job on IPI, of course I watch it every day since you mentioned it.

I think all these FERT stocks are out of control and like solar stocks I wont go in front of them until they break and then they will be cooked like tech stocks.

POT selling at 52 times earnings


 
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Posted: #61
Anyone want POT to keep running?  All that needs happen is that I sell it short.
 
Anyone want POT to go in to the crapper?  All that needs happen is that I buy it long.
 
 
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Yeah, fo' sho'.....
 
The peanut gallery has totally piled on the agriculture bandwagon.  As soon as that crappola hits something like Time Magazine and/or Newsweek, then--------
 
 
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I think it has at least 6 months to go, maybe a year. China might pop after the Olympics and we wont reverse money policy till 2009 at the earliest.
 
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This market is 2002 all over..start up a little, drift around all day and sell off at the close, or at least have dark candlesticks all the time.

Fert pigs and flyers are grounded today..give them a day or two more and it will be snap up time.

 
 
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  I look at the P/E numbers for fertilizer stocks and they are absurd.

  However, I look at approximately a billion people who now have the money to eat two meals a day, not one...and that in itself is an exponential increase in demand.

 Is the dynamic wealth creation in Asia likely to end soon? I do not think so, in fact, I think it will continue to radically increase. As the West's standard of living declines, eastern economies will continue to lift off, and their numbers will make western markets look like quaint backwaters.

  When these populations not only go to three meals a day and continue to switch to richer diets, I see constantly increasing demands on world food production...

 

 

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