What are some hot stocks under 10$ ?

[artyzipp]

Anybody knows any hot stocks under $10?

[IIC]

Anybody knows any hot stocks under $10?

These are all not necessarily hot right at the moment...but check out my IIC Top 10 Under $10 on the IIC's Winners Watchlists thread. Of those listed I suggest looking into BRKR MED GMTC FNSR right now...Best, Doug(IIC)

[skiracer]

Anybody knows any hot stocks under $10?

Arty,
Your post amazes me almost beyond comprehension. How could you come to this forum and ask such a question. Have you read any of the posts over the past week or two? I'm sure there have been quite a number of posts containing stocks under 10. I know for a fact that I have posted several myself that have included all the essentials of my game plan for trading those stocks. Take some time and spend it reading through the posts. I'm sure that you will see a number of stocks under 10 that might or might not interest you. But what I really want to impress upon you is how foolish you make yourself appear after making a statement like the one you have posted. Is it that you are just looking for something for nothing without any concern about perhaps learning something about doing the required research for yourself or do we look like a bunch of nimrods that will do that for you. I have no problem with suggesting good plays or helping someone that is perhaps new at this but it seems from your post that you haven't taken any time at all to bother reading any of the posts or asking some relevant question on how to conduct the required research so that you might one day be able to do it for yourself. Come back when you can show us that you have spent some of your own time on this or at least have read some of the available posts. Try to do it for yourself even if it is a feeble attempt. Maybe then you'll merit some consideration for help and suggestions on trading and "hot" stocks.

[IIC]

Ski...Do you know any hot stocks over $10?...Thanks In Advance...IIC

[skiracer]

Ski...Do you know any hot stocks over $10?...Thanks In Advance...IIC

No I don't you bozo. Don't you read the posts or don't you know how to read.

[IIC]

No I don't you bozo. Don't you read the posts or don't you know how to read.

Actually when I was about 5 or 6 I was on the Bozo TV Show...Right in the front row...perhaps you saw me???

[skiracer]

Actually when I was about 5 or 6 I was on the Bozo TV Show...Right in the front row...perhaps you saw me???

I'm sure I did. I thought I remembered that face. When I was 6 I can remember sitting with my uncle in his office answering the phones. He was a sports bookmaker in Trenton, NJ. He was my mother's brother and I would sit with him after school. That's where I got my first taste of always trying to make the edge in your favor. He used to drum that into my head. It worked. By the time I was a teenager I was answering the phones along side of him talking to guys all over the country betting sports.

[AaronR]

uvih.ob and brcd. Med and BVx maybe.

[ParkTwain]

Hot = volatile, I suppose

Otherwise, you're asking for a tip, which I don't have.

From this list, updated daily, of the most volatile stocks (most volatile at the top of the list) ...:

http://www.trade-ideas.com/StockInfo/high_percent_volatility.html?more=1

... here is the list of those under $10/sh:

http://tinyurl.com/gvvop

You'll have to look at the charts, identify any uptrends, downtrends, or other technicals that are important to you.

31 of the 96 stocks on that list above traded more than 1M shares on 10/6/2006. You should disqualify those trading fewer than 1M shares per day average, at least during the last 30 days. (If a "hot" stock can't attract more than $10M per day of dollar volume, keep on walking.) Beware of any acquiring companies or targets of acquisitions. Hey, my nickname has been "nimrod" (beg your pardon, that was "numb Rod") for years now.

[AaronR]

I'm currently looking for other stocks than UVIH.OB that insure FL and the Gulf Coast. Check out the following article:

Nobody's market: Homeowners insurance, taxes vex would-be buyers
By Jeff Ostrowski

Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

Sunday, October 01, 2006

The contract was signed, the mortgage was approved and the buyer was set to close on the $299,000 home in Royal Palm Beach.

Then the buyer, on the cusp of becoming a first-time homeowner, learned how much insurance would cost: $4,700 a year. The big premium pushed his monthly payment past the lender's comfort level, and approval for the loan was yanked.

The scotched sale is a scenario that's becoming all too common amid Florida's housing hangover, say real estate brokers and affordable-housing experts. Even as some sellers have lowered their asking prices, skyrocketing insurance premiums and property taxes have killed deals and sent buyers to the sidelines.

The owner of the Royal Palm Beach house struggled to find a buyer who could stomach the insurance premium and property taxes that accompany what would seem to be an affordable home in Palm Beach County's pricey real estate market. He eventually sold the home to a relative for far below the list price, said Douglas Rill, owner of Century 21 America's Choice Realty in West Palm Beach, which listed the house.

Rill calls taxes and insurance, once little more than an afterthought for home buyers, "a double whack on the head" — and countless homeowners are feeling the pain.

"It's squeezing buyers," Rill said. "At least it's not a triple whack. Insurance and taxes are going up, but prices are softening."

Those softer prices finally came to roost last week, when the Florida Association of Realtors said August prices in once-sizzling Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast had fallen 6 percent from a year earlier. Realtors now hope that area home sellers finally are facing reality after months of denial that plummeting sales and ballooning inventories foretold a weaker market.

But is it too little, too late?

From all directions

After two years of destructive hurricanes, insurers have been sometimes doubling or even tripling premiums. Meanwhile, soaring property values are catching up with home buyers, whose tax bills are based on higher prices.

Just hit with an unexpected $5,000-a-year increase in the tax bill on his Royal Palm Beach home, high school teacher Jim Cox is scrounging for after-school and weekend teaching assignments.

"It was a shock," Cox said of the increase that kicked in the year after he bought his house. "You've got to work extra hours just to pay the taxes."

Tax hikes, at least, are an expense homeowners can plan for. If you buy a home this year, its taxable value will adjust next year to something closer to what you paid for it. But how much the insurance bill will rise is anyone's guess.

After her homeowners insurance premium more than doubled to $5,050 a year, Teresa Badillo of suburban Boca Raton plans to cut the modest donations she gives to charities. The costs of caring for her autistic son leave little room in her budget for unexpected increases.

"I have enough expenses," Badillo said. "Anything added to our budget just kills us."

Jo Nagorka of Tequesta got an even bigger shock from her insurer. Her bill soared to $8,595 a year, and Nagorka is looking for a part-time job. The mother of a 10-year-old boy, she's feeling the squeeze on both ends: As her ownership costs rise, her income as a part-time real estate agent has fallen, thanks to a housing market she calls "dead as a doornail."

Now, Nagorka is counting the years until her husband, a teacher, retires so they can move to a cheaper part of the country.

"We'll definitely leave Florida when he retires," Nagorka said.

Arthur France of Palm Beach Gardens wants out, too, after his insurance bill tripled to $6,034.

"I would like to sell my home and leave the area, but the high cost of insurance, not to mention taxes, will make my home very difficult to sell," France said.

In another eye-popping increase, Joan Rosenberg of suburban Boca Raton received her renewal notice from State Farm last week. Last year's premium: $7,500. This year's price: $23,500.

"It's utterly absurd," Rosenberg says. "I understand it has to be more, but who can afford that?"

[peanuts]

uvih.ob and brcd. Med and BVx maybe.

I would be a buyer of UVIH.ob if it trades above $2.75 on volume above 300K. Without that amount of money flow, the move will not be substantiated with enough investor interest to attract longer term investors. This looks like a traders stock.

[AaronR]

float only 8M. best fl no-hurricane trade anywhere. -ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ-

[mrmarket]

Looks like UVIH doesn't trade anymore???

[Peter Hansen]

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