Showing posts with label sbrh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sbrh. Show all posts

Friday, September 17, 2010

Stocks To Research This Weekend - MGQG, LLEG, BANID, ATPT, SBRH


Here are a few stock tickers that could see some upside next week:

MGQG, LLEG, BANID, ATPT, SBRH

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Stocks To Watch Thursday - ARSC, TCLIF, SDGL, SBRH

ARSC this $.0002 stock looks ready to mount a significant move from here.  After trading over 12% of its outstnading shares today, I don't think it will take much volume to move it higher into the weekend.  Today's press release could mark the turning point for this stock.

TCLIF we briefly hit $.0004 before falling back.  I have not given up hope just yet.  This stock has the potential to break higher, we have seen that.  The first attempt was pre-mature, the next one will be more deliberate.


SDGL pulled back today on light volume.  I really like this stock and think the $.20 valuation will come at some point. I've been wrong before, but I don't think I will be this time.

 SBRH this stock crumbled yesterday and a member is the subscriber chat room said he was loading up at $.005.  I told him he's got a tough stomach.  Today and almost 300% later, that buy is looking like a great move.  From $.45 to $.0049 to $.019.  SBRH has been a roller coaster ride and a stock that can be traded actively during the day.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

SBRH - Chart of the Day



SBRH after going from $.0006 to $.45 the stock fell today to $.05 a share for a loss of 73%.  As they say, what goes up must come down.  It is the reason why you lock in your profits when you are up and cut your losses when you are down.



Monday, June 14, 2010

SBRH - Some Unlucky Soul Tosses Away $45,864


Anyone who has invested in penny stocks has done it before. You look through your account and find a stock you had bought many moons ago, a stock that has done nothing but take up room on your account positions page. Finally you decide to sell, maybe because the stock brings back bad memories, or to free up some spare cash, no sense holding onto it.... or is there?

Last month "some unlucky soul" sold 210,000 shares of SBRH at $.0006. The price was the best offer at the time and that "unlucky soul" decided he had enough of holding SBRH. He just wanted to get rid of it, at least that is the way I see it. Today that unlucky soul is either hanging from a noose or drowning his sorrows somewhere. On Monday SBRH hit a high of $.219 and those $126 worth of SBRH shares at that price are valued at $45,990.

The lesson here: you might want to re-think selling off your dormant stock holdings. They may one day offer a return far greater than you ever expected.