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Pop Quiz. What do the following
stock symbols have in common? CEU, CREG, NFEC, CAMP, BEAC, and TPI
have in common? Two things. First- each and everyone of these stocks has
made a new all time high in the past week.
Second- they were all strong buy
recommendations in my December 2 edition entitled "The Most Important
Edition of 2010". Click
Here if you want to go back and read it again. I personally am making
an absolute killing in CREG.
Right now, 2010 money is pouring
into these undervalued hot China stocks, and if you've been paying attention,
you should be making a lot of money from the OTC Journal ideas.
If you haven't been listening, don't
worry. I have a few new ideas coming, and there's still lots of upside
in every stock listed above. China Education Alliance (NYSE AMEX: CEU)
was
my #1 pick for 2010. The stock has broken out of a multi month base just
as I predicted this week, and now there's no telling how high it can go.
We're now up 29% on CEU since October 14th- double that ROI
if you traded on margin.
More on the environment in the weekend
edition. Here's an update on a small stock trading idea I offered up in
December.
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ID Watchdog (OTC QZ: IDWAF:
TSX: IDW) Invades Miami |
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This is the idea I first featured
on December 19th at $.35. It's an unusual trading situation- their
primary market is the Canadian Venture Exchange where it trades as IDW.
In the US markets, it trades on a relatively new exchange- the OTC QZ
which has been set up to facilitate trading for foreign issuers.
Despite being domiciled in Canada,
the operations of the company are in Denver, and their service is getting
big time traction. As I discussed in the original presentation, this is
the only Identity Theft protection company on planet earth that offers
active monitoring of your identity on an ongoing basis. They get out in
front of a problem- they don't wait for it to happen.
Did you know that if your identity
is stolen, on average it requires about 116 hours to repair the damage,
and 600 hours for particularly tough cases? Oprah Winfrey, Warren Buffet,
Ross Perot, Ben Bernake, and Michael Jordan have all had their identity
stolen, so no one is safe.
The simple purse snatching you see
here is not the simple purse snatching of our parent's generation. This
used to be about stealing a little cash and maybe using a credit card for
a short time. No more. A stolen purse equates to a stolen identity, and
there are many ways this information can be used to commit crimes over
a long period of time.
Only 20% of Identity Theft is credit
card fraud. The other 80% can be used for fraudulent medical care, fake
IDs, government benefits, gaining employment, getting utilities, etc.
It happens every 3 seconds. 10 million
cases have been reported in the US this year alone.
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Rapid Expansion Continues |
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Today, just after the market closed,
IDWAF
announced
another big affiliate program which will result in more top line growth.
As you can see from this chart, IDWAF
has demonstrated very significant growth throughout 2008 and 2009. The
company stopped advertising through traditional channels, and instead has
focused its efforts on marketing through affinity groups that are now offering
their service as part of a benefits package.
Today, IDWAF announced their
service will be offered by the Miami-Dade public school system. 70,000
employees
and their families will now be offered IDWAF's services through
their benefits program, and the program will no doubt equate to thousands
of new customers.
I'm sure today's post close news
will put a charge into this stock. I'm looking for a rebound and perhaps
a breakout over the $.40 level. This would send a signal to the
market this stock is ready to make a significant move up.
I'm expecting considerable additional
positive news as we work further into the year, and strong sponsorship
for this particular idea. I'm not going to provide ongoing coverage for
all their events- this is more of a penny stock trading idea for me than
a long term situation.
Since I first reported on the company,
I've become a customer. So far, the service has been great. As soon as
I enrolled I received a phone call from their customer service. I got a
report with every item my Social Security number has been attached to for
20 years. They sent me the report to see if anyone was using my SS# without
me knowing.
Here's the chart from the Canadian
version where there is far more activity. The stock traded up a bit when
I first brought it out- from about $.35 to $.40. It has since
pulled back on quieter volume.
I believe the stock could easily
gun for the $.45 level - 25% above today's level.
If that gives way, look out. It's the 200 day Moving Average, so a break
above that level would suggest a long term uptrend.
Since this is a pre profit penny
stock, I also suggest a very firm stop loss of $.28 in the
event the stock moves against you.
Here is the complete text of today's
news for your review:
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ID Watchdog Commences
Partnership with Miami-Dade Public Schools to Launch ID Theft Protection
Services to Members
Strategic Alliance
Expands ID Watchdog’s Reach to 70,000 Employees and Retirees as New District-Wide
Benefit
DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ID
Watchdog, Inc. (TSX.V: IDW) (OTCQX: IDWAF) the most comprehensive consumer
identity monitoring service available, is pleased to announce today a strategic
alliance with Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) to offer ID Watchdog
identity theft protection services as a new benefit to employees of the
District, retirees, and their families.
Through this partnership,
more than 70,000 M-DCPS employees, retirees, and their families will have
the option to select ID Watchdog’s patent-pending identity theft protection,
detection, and resolution services as a part of a robust employee benefit
package offered by the fourth largest school district in the country, alongside
traditional benefits such as health, dental, vision and life insurance.
The M-DCPS participants can rest assured knowing that their most important
asset – their identities – are protected through ID Watchdog’s full-service
monitoring and resolution coverage.
Explaining the importance
of this strategic relationship, ID Watchdog’s President and Chief Operating
Officer Daniel Mohan said, “ID Watchdog is excited to join forces with
the M-DCPS to offer superior, comprehensive identity theft monitoring and
resolution services as an additional employee benefit. Given the 10-12%
conversion of employee benefits offers that we experienced in our pilot
programs in Texas, we have high hopes that school districts in general,
and specifically our efforts in Miami-Dade as one of the largest districts
in the country, will become a significant catalyst for our growth strategy
going forward.”
While M-DCPS evaluated
several other heavily-marketed identity protection services, ID Watchdog
was selected based on the completeness of their product offering. ID Watchdog
is the only company that provides consumers with comprehensive, 360-degree
identity theft protection services, backed by a 100% resolution guarantee.
Going far beyond simple credit and financial monitoring, ID Watchdog scours
thousands of databases including criminal history, DMV, medical, tax, social
security, telephone and utility records, internet surveillance, and much
more, offering the earliest possible detection of potential identity crimes.
Certified, in-house Identity Specialists ensure that any identity theft
issues that may arise during their customers’ enrollment are resolved at
no extra charge, guaranteed.
ID Watchdog developed
its patent-pending identity theft monitoring technology in conjunction
with consumer advocates, consumer protection agencies, law enforcement
agencies, banks, privacy experts and technology professionals. ID Watchdog’s
technology searches a broad range of data sources for signs of identity
theft and provides immediate containment and resolution services, which
differentiates it from competitors that package credit monitoring as identity
theft protection.
“Identity Theft continues
as the fastest growing crime in America, and given the current state of
the economy, shows no signs of slowing down any time soon,” said Rosa Novo,
Coordinator of Benefits at M-DCPS. “ID Watchdog will be an invaluable tool
for keeping our employees, retirees, and their families safe. We owe it
to our employees to provide them with only the best service, and we found
ID Watchdog to be the most comprehensive service and the best overall value.”
ID Watchdog will be available
to all eligible M-DCPS employees and retirees during their annual open
enrollment period.
About ID Watchdog, Inc.
Headquartered in Denver,
ID Watchdog is the only identity theft detection and resolution company
that provides patent-pending, three-tiered comprehensive monitoring, detection
and resolution for identity theft. Unlike its competitors, ID Watchdog
proactively detects identity theft problems at their source. Developed
with the assistance of national consumer advocacy groups; the U.S. Postal
Service; federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, and state and
local Attorneys General, ID Watchdog's service is focused on detecting
the source of identity theft problems as early as possible, in as many
places as possible, and taking immediate corrective action on behalf of
the consumer.
For comprehensive investor
relations material, including fact sheets, research reports, interviews
and video (when available), please follow the appropriate link: Investor
Community, Investor Relations Portal, and Corporate Overview Video.
For additional information,
please visit ID Watchdog’s corporate website: www.IDwatchdog.com.
Forward-Looking Statement
This news release includes
certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States
Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 which address future events
and conditions which are subject to various risks and uncertainties. The
actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking
statements as a result of numerous factors, some of which may be beyond
the Company's control. Although the Company believes that its expectations
reflected in these forward-looking statements are reasonable, no assurance
can be given that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking
statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ
from these forward-looking statements are disclosed in the company's filings
with Canadian regulators at www.sedar.com. ID Watchdog assumes no obligation
to update the forward-looking statements of management beliefs, opinions,
projections, or other factors should they change.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange
nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies
of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or
accuracy of this release.
Contact:
Company Contact:
ID Watchdog, Inc.
Justin Yurek, Senior
Vice President
303-339-8011
InvestorRelations@idwatchdog.com
www.idwatchdog.com
or
Financial Communications
Contact:
Trilogy Capital Partners
Darren Minton, Executive
Vice President
Toll-free: 800-592-6067
info@trilogy-capital.com
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