Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Stocks To Watch February 6th, 2008 - BZCN, UHCR, VYON, HCPC

BZCN continues to impress with its revenue numbers. The revenue trend is on the rise but the price per share trend has yet to follow suit, although it does look like a bottom was reached at $.008 a share. As the company continues to grow the price of the stock should grow with it. The stock also does not trade like one that is being diluted, it only seems to lack attention from investors. BZCN is a stock you should keep your eyes on in the coming months. This could be one of the better "under the radar" plays of 2008, with the potential for a few hundred percent in gains here.

UHCR came out with more news on Tuesday, to go along with a pile of positive news and company actions over the last few months. UHCR has decreased their authorized shares, acquired revenue producing stores, and now has added at least $2.5 million in annual revenue. They have done this all without diluting shareholder value through utilization of a $20 million line of credit. The stock is currently trading at $.12 and could see a spectacular run if it continues on its current track.

HCPC has news come out today and the stock garnered volume it had not seen in some time. But the hundreds of millions worth of buys did nothing to move the stock out of its current .0001 x .0002 rut. This does not bode well for HCPC investors who have rode this subber roller coaster up and down numerous times. The problem is that the company has finally reached the saturation point with their dilution - you can only dump some many shares onto investors so many times before they sell and move on. I could be wrong here but I think HCPC has seen its last run unless the company figures out away to buy back the billions of shares they've been selling the last 6 months.

VYON is gaining some great momentum and volume over the last few trading sessions. Volume and attention are truly the only things that matter for most penny stocks. Throw in a nice story and VYON just might be ready for a 50 - 100% run. Keep your eyes on it.

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And remember everything here is pure opinion - never invest a penny more than you can afford to lose in Pink Sheet and OTCBB stocks.

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