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CREE was in the news over
the last several days. There was a absolutely awesome stop and reversal
in the stock today. The shorts are getting killed in this one. Read today's
BLOG
for more information. I love this stock for $50 next year, but there
are a lot of naysayers.
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Do
You Think the World is Getting Safer? |
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I'm taking a hard look at a new idea.
Does anyone remember the market post 911? Security stocks went absolutely
ballistic. Any stock that had any story related to security technology
went through the roof from late 2001 to 2003.
Within that time frame there was
a big push to secure our travel and our borders. Despite the billions we
have spent, security is still very cumbersome, and less that 2% of the
freight coming in to the US is screened for chemicals, bombs, and bio weapons.
Do you find the security measures
at the airports tedious? After all, standing in line forever, removing
your shoes, and going through the screening process is one gigantic pain
in the hind end.
Early next week I am going to share
a new idea- it's a pre revenue company, so it's fairly high risk. However,
they have security screening technology far superior to what's used in
airports today, and it's not new equipment in replacement of our current
screening systems. It's an add on which will make the process better, easier,
and faster.
I plan to introduce this company
early next week. It's a little on the risky side, but for you guys who
like to swing for the fences, you might just love this idea.
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Spicy Pickle-
Two More Open, Twelve To Go in '07 |
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Spicy Pickle was out with
news post close, and I couldn't be more excited about the way this stock
is trading. This thing is now shaping up to make a new all time high in
the next couple of days, and shareholders have to be quite pleased with
the action in the stock.
Today post close, SPKL announced
two more stores have opened in the past week, bringing the total number
now opened and operating to 28. According to the news release, there will
be 40 opened by the end of 2007, at which point the company should be very
close to bringing in enough weekly royalty revenue to cover its monthly
overhead. Beyond that point out into 2008, additional store openings should
yield monthly positive cash flow.
This stock is trading extremely well,
and I believe I know why. As the story becomes more widespread, potential
investors are simply trying the food and investing in the stock.
I have received a number of anecdotal
stories from shareholders. One gentleman I heard from drove 90 miles to
visit the Chicago store, tried the food, and invested in the stock. Recently,
I received a call from a NY based individual who had flown to Colorado
to visit the company. He visited several sites and had the grilled panini
sandwiches. He then went home and immediately visited a Panera Bread
(NASDAQ: PNRA) location. He had the grilled panini sandwich offered
by Panera, and felt the SPKL offering was far superior.
So, I remind you once again. Go try
the food. Try it and decide for yourself if this concept has the potential
for major, nationwide expansion. If you love it, own the stock now. If
you are new to the OTC Journal, please watch the video on SPKL.
Click
Here if you haven't seen it. Budget 15 minutes of your time.
Here's the chart:
This chart is simply great. As you
can see, the stock has made a fantastic move since investors began to discover
the company. In my recent BLOG, I suggested the stock should be
accumulated if it dropped back to the $.98 level, and go in aggressively
if it ever hit the 61.8% retracement level of $.82.
It simply flirted with the 38.2%
retracement level, and began a rebound phase.
Now, I suspect the stock will go
on to make a new all time how, which will put us over the previous high
print of $1.24. From there, I can't predict how high it might go.
However, once it eclipses that level, it might be an opportunity for locking
in some partial profits.
Longer term, I firmly believe this
will be a $2 stock at some point in the future.
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