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Stock market technical analysis and trend for next week 0

Posted on March 09, 2012 by Admin

Stock market technical analysis and trend for next week published by Angel stock broking and stock market research house. Check it out to decide on your stock market trading strategy for the week starting on March 5th.

Sensex (17637) / Nifty (5359)

Monday’s session in last week witnessed strong selling pressure to close significantly lower. Eventually, Indices traded within the range of the…



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The worst prediction ever: Japan’s giant pension fund sees asset sales steady next year 0

Posted on June 24, 2011 by Admin

You can read the lies for yourself here: Japan’s giant pension fund sees asset sales steady next year.

This has to be one of the worst articles I’ve ever read, full of more lies I’ve ever seen.

“Mitani said the 2.5 trillion yen may be recovered under the third supplementary budget that the government is now discussing, although he is not yet certain.”

i.e. He has no idea what’s going on and he’s lying. It gets worse:

“The March 11 earthquake has not prompted a reshuffling of the fund’s portfolio, Mitani said.”

Wow…how is this clown in charge of anything but a pig farm on his own land?

It gets better:

“”We’ve closely watched the market after the earthquake. Market volatility increased temporarily, but in general the impact of the earthquake was limited,” Mitani added.”

Limited to 20,000 dead? Mitani, you are the worst economist to ever live. if you had been on Game of Thrones you would have been killed before the pilot.

Replace clowns such as Mitani with real men.

“He added that the outlook on asset sales was unclear beyond 2012/13.”

That would be seven months from now.

An economy cannot recover when clowns are in charge.


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How To Spot The Next Spongetech 0

Posted on May 08, 2011 by Admin

The Next SPNGQ


I am writing this piece on the once hot penny stock Spongetech Delivery Systems (SPNGQ:PK) for one reason, to try to get you to not only think rationally when buying equities, but to also think outside of the box. Spongetech, claimed to be fast growing retailer of sponges. Their target market was kids, cars and dogs. They had a brand name , and Walgreen as a customer. Plus, it seemed like you saw the company almost every time you watched a sporting event. On the surface this doesn’t seem too bad. Or does it ?

Now what did Spongetech longs miss in this play ? We’ll it’s easy to say now, but at the time, between their product, and advertising campaigns, a case could be made for owning shares. I mean, even the New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, and New York Yankees advertised for Spongetech (All three are still owed money by Spongetech ).

Is it easy to spot the next Spongetech ? No. However, most penny stocks scams that implode often have some the common symptoms. And I’ll touch on a few. The first being, do your homework, and don’t dismiss negative information and articles just because you own the stock in question. And by no means am I saying to take some guys word on the Yahoo Finance message board as gospel. The sources have to be somewhat credible. In the Spongetech fiasco, The New York Post happened to be the source that hammered Spongetech. And guess what ? The Post, along with a few short sellers with online followings happened to be right. So do your reading, time is your only expense.

Now there is a difference between investing and trading. Savvy traders can make money shorting the strongest stocks and buying the weakest. It doesn’t matter if it’s IBM or a penny stock, but most retail investors simply can’t. This is why if you have a time frame over a day, you should never own a stock that is accused of fraud, by even a somewhat credible source. The downside is just too big, and when a stock goes to zero, it wipes out other hard earned gains.

Another way to spot a red flag, is to simply compare it’s sales to it’s market cap. If a company has a cure for AIDS or cancer and trades at 100 or 200 times sales that’s one thing. But a company that sells sponges infused with soap is another. The lesson here is to just compare and contrast the penny stock you own to a larger more established company and just do some quick math. I realize some hot penny stocks trade at high price to sales ratios and often have high PE’s if they have any at all. But, after you check your stock versus a competitor, don’t be afraid to take a profit or even a loss, if the numbers are obviously far out of whack.

Lastly, and I’ll be brief with this one. Take a peak at the company’s financials, and if you can’t understand them, try and find somebody who can. That source might be a friend or an internet source. Once again, don’t take their interpretation as gospel, but factor it into your decision making process. Especially if you are a novice. However, if these financials, smell fishy, sell the stock first and ask questions later. Can this way of thinking take some of your upside off the table ? Absolutely. But can it also save your account from getting blown up ? The answer is yes. Remember there are plenty of trading opportunities out there. As a matter of fact, we just issued two consecutive profitable penny stock alerts to our subscribers in the last two weeks. A big component of making money in the stock market is sticking around long enough to make it.

 


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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s Next Stock To Buy 0

Posted on November 03, 2010 by Admin

Market rumors are buzzing that Delta Corp (BSE: 532848, NSE: DELTACORP) is likely to allot preferential shares to ace investor and stock trader Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.The money raised is likely to be used for taking a majority stake in Advani Hotel. The company needs nearly Rs 100 crore for upping its stake to over 51%, and to make 20% open offer.Delta Corp owns 35% stake in Advani Hotels. Advani



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US stocks plunge .. Whats next in stock markets? 0

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Admin

U.S. home sales have fallen for the third consecutive month to the lowest rate since 1999 and this has pushed down stocks and fueled fears of a ‘double dip’ recession in the housing market. In addition to this, U.S. stocks have fell for a fourth straight day and they have closed at their lowest levels in past seven weeks.The Dow Jones industrials ($INDU) briefly dropped below 10,000 but recovered



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Is the Bond Market the Next Bubble? 0

Posted on November 03, 2009 by Admin

Would that Signal a Bottom for Penny Stocks?


investing bonds Is the Bond Market the Next Bubble?Every market has a bubble. Those bubbles exist, whether the market goes up or down. Because we have all heard the saying that “There is a bull market somewhere”. Right now that bull market is in the bond market. Investors have been drawn to this asset class for many different reasons. For some it was the “flash crash” for others it’s been poor returns in equities. The poor economy, and high unemployment are other factors in the interest
in debt market.

This interest is so evident that it’s basically flattening the yield curve and the 10 year yield is nearing the January, 2009 low. Investors are also pouring money into debt mutual funds at alarming rates. My sense is that this could signal a bottom in the equity market. History has shown us time and time again that when retail investors pile into a sector or an asset class, it’s probably near or at the top. It doesn’t matter whether it’s municipal bonds or mining penny stocks. If Joe Public is over weighted a shift the other way has usually been around the corner.

Now why could this be a contrarian indicator to go long microcap stocks ? Well it’s simple. Part of the reason for the light volume in the market has been the shift to bonds. For example if Investor A buy an equity mutual fund. That mutual fund will trade and add volume to different exchanges. Now if that same investor moves those equity funds that were reserved for risk into a high yield bond fund for instance.That simply takes volume away from exchanges like the NYSE and that lack of volume trickles down to the OTCBB. It’s simple macroeconomics.

Since many of us have lived through the internet bubble and others too. You probably get the drift. If history repeats itself, investors will not see the returns that they are looking for in bonds. As evidenced in the past, many of these same investors will eventually shift this money back into the equity market. To me this provides some buying opportunities in the area of penny stocks. The lull in volume has impacted many of these tiny companies. Some have become relativly cheap based on nothing other than lack of interest. Keep in mind that heavy volume is the way low priced companies turn into hot penny stocks. Unfortunately, some of the funds that provide that volume are tied up in bonds. This call might be a little early, but eventually, those funds should come back to stocks. Just be patient.

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