I have found stock analysis to be an interesting ------ and profitable----- hobby. In addition, I think that
the task of weighing ambiguities tests a person's ability to know the truth in this world. Should you
believe what a crazy blogger says about a stock - or trust in its own published corporate reports?
The answer can be surprizing, sometimes.
Anyhow, these are some speculative stocks I'm looking at:
LUM - this gem may have fallen down in the flight away from subprime lending. Their default rate
is stunningly low, in spite of the housing market.... and they pay a 14% dividend.
ABAT.OB - normally a cheap OB stock like this wouldn't be worth a dime but ABAT is odd. It's
run by Mr Fu in China, who may aspire to be the world king of lithium polymer batteries. It's growing
and profitable and has already run up 200%. The push for electric/hybrid cars will intensify - China
included.
TKF - very volatile and a possible swing play if it dips low enough. Turkey has a future, I think
if it can avoid radical Islam and war with a future Kurdistan. The next ( warning: conspiracy
alert!) Bilderberg meeting will be held there - which tells you that the world ruling class wants
to favor Turkey.
IIT - an Indonesian phone company. A big future of growth, if they can keep inflation under control.
Take a look at the 1 yr chart on this one: it is nearly linear.
I don't own all of these but I watch them for entry points. Another odd point Not Widely Known
about the US stock market ? Currently, there is a wave of mergers and private buyouts coupled
with companies pulling out and going to foreign exchanges. This can have the effect of pushing
stock prices up because institutions committed to US markets have less stock to choose from!
It's interesting stuff. Why spend your life judging complex trivialities about history or religion
when you could apply that critical ability to finding profit?
Do your own diligence, as always.
metatron