My hidden gems are all still in play, and the best
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Posted On: 03/14/2013 11:52:45 AM
My hidden gems are all still in play, and the best time to buy is when things are quiet. Here is the latest on ADIA, SMKY and WNRC:
ADIA
I challenge you to find a stock/company on the OTC with better potential than ADIA. Their probiotic products are truly like no other, and their growth is only in its infancy. With products now being sold at nearly 200 Albertsons locations and 50 Whole Foods locations, ADIA is starting to establish itself with some retail presence. This will only continue as ADIA heads further east from its Newport Beach, CA headquarters. Also look forward to a new look website and some greater marketing for both retail and online sales. Float is only about 14M, so ADIA can move when it gets some volume.
SMKY
Talk about a roller coaster ride! I first started buying this stock over 2 years at .01. It ran as high as .89 in 2011, and has since fallen dramatically to around .002 now. Why the big drop? Toxic financing ! SMKY has been in pursuit of traditional financing to initiate distribution of the fish/meat products to grocery chains nationwide, and has had to resort to convertible debt financing this past year to keep things in operation. That convertible debt has taken a toll on the stock, with tens of millions of new shares hitting the market. As painful as it has been for long-term holders, the decline has taken the price down to a point that SMKY's market cap is only about $300k. If and when SMKY secures traditional financing, it is very likely these current prices will quickly turn into 1000% or greater profits almost instantly. It is still a gamble with no assurance that SMKY will secure the needed financing, but at these depressed levels, very much worth a small bet given the risk/reward ratio. At last check, the total float was around 77M, and a lot of those shares aren't cleared for trading .
WNRC
You have to have a lot of faith in CEO Dan Green to continue to hold WNRC, as they really don't stay very transparent. From the last earnings report , it can be seen that WNRC is profitable, and it has been said in the past that new acquisitions and internal sales growth are expected. The end game for WNRC is a buyout, and CEO Dan Green has had past companies follow this same path with success before. What has been interesting as of late is a very large bid, currently trying to pick up $60k+ worth of WNRC shares at .05. That's pretty aggressive for an intransparent pennystock. It tells me that someone must know something positive that will occur at some point in the future. We don't know how soon something might occur with WNRC, so best just to try to bid for shares at this point (although this large bidder hasn't been getting too much at .05; .06-.07 is still a good price, IMO). Float is around 15M.
ADIA
I challenge you to find a stock/company on the OTC with better potential than ADIA. Their probiotic products are truly like no other, and their growth is only in its infancy. With products now being sold at nearly 200 Albertsons locations and 50 Whole Foods locations, ADIA is starting to establish itself with some retail presence. This will only continue as ADIA heads further east from its Newport Beach, CA headquarters. Also look forward to a new look website and some greater marketing for both retail and online sales. Float is only about 14M, so ADIA can move when it gets some volume.
SMKY
Talk about a roller coaster ride! I first started buying this stock over 2 years at .01. It ran as high as .89 in 2011, and has since fallen dramatically to around .002 now. Why the big drop? Toxic financing ! SMKY has been in pursuit of traditional financing to initiate distribution of the fish/meat products to grocery chains nationwide, and has had to resort to convertible debt financing this past year to keep things in operation. That convertible debt has taken a toll on the stock, with tens of millions of new shares hitting the market. As painful as it has been for long-term holders, the decline has taken the price down to a point that SMKY's market cap is only about $300k. If and when SMKY secures traditional financing, it is very likely these current prices will quickly turn into 1000% or greater profits almost instantly. It is still a gamble with no assurance that SMKY will secure the needed financing, but at these depressed levels, very much worth a small bet given the risk/reward ratio. At last check, the total float was around 77M, and a lot of those shares aren't cleared for trading .
WNRC
You have to have a lot of faith in CEO Dan Green to continue to hold WNRC, as they really don't stay very transparent. From the last earnings report , it can be seen that WNRC is profitable, and it has been said in the past that new acquisitions and internal sales growth are expected. The end game for WNRC is a buyout, and CEO Dan Green has had past companies follow this same path with success before. What has been interesting as of late is a very large bid, currently trying to pick up $60k+ worth of WNRC shares at .05. That's pretty aggressive for an intransparent pennystock. It tells me that someone must know something positive that will occur at some point in the future. We don't know how soon something might occur with WNRC, so best just to try to bid for shares at this point (although this large bidder hasn't been getting too much at .05; .06-.07 is still a good price, IMO). Float is around 15M.
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