Pete's Money Makers

[billyjoe]

Pete,
Is "stockwire" one of those companies paid to promote stocks with mass mailings or do they just send out info on all penny stocks regardless of company? I'm tempted to buy some SPKL now just to get in and out fast on the hype. It will be a year or 2 before the success or failure of this franchise can be determined. Stockwire's store numbers are about identical to mine and the guy that set up SPKL in the franchise business seems to be legit. A gamble might pay off very soon. I'd call it a 1 in 100 shot to survive long term. Have you ever gone to a franchise sight and seen how many are available. It's scary.

--------------billyjoe

[skiracer]

Pete,
Is "stockwire" one of those companies paid to promote stocks with mass mailings or do they just send out info on all penny stocks regardless of company? I'm tempted to buy some SPKL now just to get in and out fast on the hype. It will be a year or 2 before the success or failure of this franchise can be determined. Stockwire's store numbers are about identical to mine and the guy that set up SPKL in the franchise business seems to be legit. A gamble might pay off very soon. I'd call it a 1 in 100 shot to survive long term. Have you ever gone to a franchise sight and seen how many are available. It's scary.

--------------billyjoe

What's scary is that intelligent and supposedly sophisticated traders actually believe in the stuff these guys publish.

[Peter Hansen]

Billie yes STOCK WIRE is slick PUMP company

Billie yes Stock Wire is PAID for PUMPING Spicy Pickle . No doubt SPKL is a tricky play ......but if careful ya can make money . I think the suckers ( Opps I mean investors) will pile into the stock on Monday because of the new pump data .
As long as it does not open too high .....perhaps you can buy in early and close before the day is over . Holding the pickle SPKL overnight is like trying to dodge a roadside car bomb.....your luck may run out overnight LOL.

[Peter Hansen]

SKI Of Course no one believes their BS

What's scary is that intelligent and supposedly sophisticated traders actually believe in the stuff these guys publish.

Ski Stock Wire is paid to pump SPKL , but with a nimble mouse finger ...ya can make money!

[Peter Hansen]

4 Absolute Beauties WFR RIG VIP PHI

Ladies and Gents .....feast yours eye on an 11 yr chart of these 4 Beauties These are not like the PICKLE SPKL you can buy and set a 12% Trailing stop loss and breathe easy , and a few years from now have a nice chunk of money

1. RIG Undervalued , an eyepopping Earnings Yield of 9.57% and sales growth of 50% per year ........Yumping Yupiter WOW
2. WFR Undrvalued , earnings yield of 4.79% and sales growth of a modest 16% per year
3. PHI Not much data on this one but low PE 13.95
4. VIP Wow Look at that baby run for 11 yrs on the chart ....PUt this next to any stock you have ..... and see who wins over the same 11 yr period

Now for the chart Sweeeeeet

http://finance.yahoo.com/charts#chart6:symbol=vip;range=my;compare=rig+wfr+phi;indicator=macd;charttype=ohlc;crosshair=on;logscale=on;source=undefined

[billyjoe]

Pete,
I really like WFR and would probably buy it if I free up some $$. Of about 200 top stocks screened this week it ranks only behind MOS with vectorvest vst rating 153 vs. 154 MOS. Cramer loves it and I'd agree on this one. Was a tossup in my selection for POTW, but I'm guessing on a blowout earnings report for EMKR or my pick is toast.

--------------billyjoe

[Peter Hansen]

Billie thanx for your input

Billie thanx for your picks .....I will check them out.

[Peter Hansen]

SMKY PUMPED like HELL!

SMKY a "Healthy" smoked baked fish and meat goods concept will be flooding the malls,convenience stores , college campuses, hotels airports, with small 150 square foot kiosks .
The pump should result in a quick jump for this one ......then LOOK out below ......I am sure it will drop like a rock. Personally the only smoked stuff I ate is Beef Jerky , however had not had any in many years for health reasons. Watch it and see what happen .If I buy it ....quick IN AND OUT FOR ME .....but I am sure the pumpers are loaded up .ready to pull the trigger after the suckers run in !

[Peter Hansen]

CEUA and MOS Good for Today

Provided the market does not tank ......CEUA and MOS should make money today!

[billyjoe]

Pete,
Hype and Pump works. SPKL opens 12% higher.

-----------billyjoe

[Peter Hansen]

CACN Your next pump Opportunity.

Guys and girls ......here is some info on the latest pump from ...."Coattailinvestor.com" sent to me by a Mr Ken Coleman , Gee thought I saw his picture down at the Post Office, but I could be mistaken. LOL
Anyway this one is just being pumped .....perhaps you can get in and out and make some coin. Don't be fooled into a false sense of security Apparently Mr Coleman was not paid anything ,but was given $18,900 expenses for emails , etc. Check out CATN You can find more infor at

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=CACN.OB

Also read this ....these guys must have gotten A++ in creative writing class.

--CACN--
As close to a sure thing
as you’ll ever see?
BILLION DOLLAR TRACK RECORD:

Electronic alarm system company
SOLD to Wayne Huiezenga for $24 million

Internet advertising company
SOLD to Equifax for $135 million

Online information company
SOLD to Lexis Nexis for $780 million

Now the same genius who
co-founded and sold these
companies is doing it again.

"Buy CACN for potential profits of 500% or more!"

Ken Coleman's Investment- Tracker subscribers are up 225.79% over the past 4 years. He is a former member of the Senate Select Committee on Federal Reserve Policy, and his show is syndicated nationally on TNN.

"I recognized the energy, semi- conductor, and other booms early on, and look how my subscribers profited:"

Hecla Mining Co. 1,108%
Coeur d'Alene 440 %
Xoma Ltd 124 %
Huaneng Power Int. 136 %
OmniVision Technologies 172 %
Newmont Mining 182 %
Pan American Silver Corp. 197 %
Dot Hill Systems Corp. 250 %
Kinross Gold Corp. 339 %
The Bombay Company, Inc. 504 %
Stryker Corp. 525 %
Talk America Holdings, Inc. 853 %
Customer Acquisition Network ?????

Mr. Coleman called gold's rise in 2002, as well as the dotcom buying mania from September 1999 to March 2000, and the subsequent meltdown. He also called the kick-off of the world's great bull market in 1982 in a book he wrote in 1981, the bond bull market of 1984, the dollar's plunge during 1984-87, and the rotational market of 1995-98.



It’s been four years since I’ve seen a stock I knew instantly I had to buy.

That’s when I saw that the founders of Ultra Petroleum were starting a new oil exploration company.

I made more than 4,000% on UPL. And another 700% when they went public again, with GAX.

Same with another company founded by industry heavyweights – True Religion. That play gave back 2,800%.

Now I’ve discovered another stock with the same potential – CACN

It’s got all the signs of a big winner, starting with the muscle behind the company – entrepreneurs that include a Wayne Huizenga protégé, a top-notch venture capitalist, and some of the most successful managers in internet startup history.

And now they have come together to create CACN, which could be the next…

Cash-generating, profit-making machine.

One of CACN’s founders is the startup ace who, starting as a kid of 25, built and sold an alarm system company to Wayne Huizenga in 1995 for $24 million.

You know Huizenga – the mastermind behind Blockbuster Video. He was so impressed with this young man’s company that one day he knocked on the door and offered to buy it. The founder then stayed on and helped Huizenga build his Republic Enterprises empire, doing over 10 acquisitions in one year alone!

Within 14 months of Republic’s launch, its stock was up 1,400% -- a record I hope to see matched with the company I’m recommending to you today, CACN.

One of Huizenga’s purchases, AutoNation, today is the 115th largest company in the U.S., with revenues of nearly $20 billion.

It makes you think, some entrepreneurs are like Midas – everything they touch turns to gold.

And now that same startup genius is following in his mentor’s billion-dollar footsteps.

The Billion-Dollar Deal.

You probably noticed from the list at the beginning of this report that each of those company sales gets progressively larger.

From $24 million to $135 million and then to $780 million.

And now this time the team is aiming for their first billion-dollar deal.

Fortune magazine said of Wayne Huizenga’s ability to create investor profits that all it takes is “a press release that effectively read, ‘I just bought it.’”

And that’s how in-the-know investors will feel about this team’s new company, CACN. Especially when you see that CACN has already made its first acquisition, making it already the tenth largest position in their $10 billion industry.

I’ll tell you more about CACN in a moment. But I’m sure you want to hear right away how you can profit from this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It’s not the kind of opportunity that can wait – first profits are always the biggest profits.

Best buy of 2008 for retail investors

CACN only launched in June 2007, and went public in October. But the management team and strategy could be the perfect recipe to make this the next billion-dollar deal.

Their strategy is similar to Huizenga’s, in that they use piles of stock to buy smart but small companies, and then roll their strengths into the larger company.

Take a look at the accomplishments of just two of CACN’s founders….

CEO Michael Mathews is a brilliant business manager who can inspire tremendous organic growth in his businesses. He helped growWorld Avenue USA’s revenue to over $100 million in three years, then as president of Agency.com he helped grow revenues by 400% in just two years.

Co-founder Devon Cohen was founder of Remarketing Services of America, selling the company to Mercedes-Benz. That success followed on the heels of his $300 million sale of HSBC’s automotive finance business to Ford.

Another founder started his first business, a security alarm company, and grew it from a small local shop to one of the largest independents in the nation prior to being purchased by Wayne Huizenga's Republic Industries for $24 million in 1995.

His second sale, to Equifax, started with a company named eDirect, founded in 1999 with just five employees.

By organic growth alone, by 2001 eDirect’s revenue grew to $60 million with margins above 20 percent.

Then came eDirect’s purchase of Naviant, a company that was struggling to reach profitability.

Naviant had just withdrawn a $50 million IPO, leaving them vulnerable, and so Softbank gained control with a $14 million buy-in. Another acquisition, 24/7 Mail, was then added.

A year later, and only three years after founding his original small online media company, and with revenues of around $60 million, this dealmaker sold to Equifax for $135 million.

Now the same team is building another winner, and I expect it to be one of the hottest stocks of 2008.

Cha-ching!

That’s what I hope you’ll be hearing when you invest in CACN.

The company’s entire name is Customer Acquisition Network Holdings, which gives you a clue to their future – an online ad network conglomerate.

The drive to build online ad networks is so powerful that the companies in this space are being called “the new dot-coms.”

A study commissioned by IBM says that because of ad networks, “there will be more changes in the advertising industry in the next five years than there has been in the last half a century.”

That massive change will, says the New York Times, “translate into giant moolah and drive stock prices higher as advertisers move money from old-fashioned media like print into digital outlets.”

And, says one industry exec, “The big players have realized they need to be in here. It’s a frenzy of buying up online technology companies.”

Because of the management team’s considerable success in the online ad industry and with eDirect and Naviant, CACN already has a seat at the table. In fact…

CACN’s purchase of interCLICK already makes them the tenth largest ad network in the U.S.

How valuable is that? Once a company reaches the top ten, it’s a potential acquisition target.

Consider other recent activity in the online ad network sector.

In April 2007, Microsoft bought aQuantive for $6 billion, a stunning 85% premium to market cap.

Google then bought DoubleClick for $3.1 billion.

A few weeks later Yahoo bought Blue Lithium, sixth largest ad network in the country, for $300 million. They also bought Right Media for $850 million, though that company hadn’t yet reached profitability.

Also this year, WPP bought 24/7 Real Media for $649 million, a 20% premium to market cap.

Forecasts for the internet ad market put revenue at up to $25 billion in 2007. And projected growth is spectacular – enough to make it the hottest sector for the next 2-5 years, with 15-20% annual growth for the next five years.

CACN rated fastest growing in nation.

CACN’s ad network was recently rated by leading internet audience tracker, comScore, as the nation’s fastest growing internet advertising network.

Their growth rate, in fact, is twice as fast as the next closest competitor.

Their ads reach 85 million unique U.S. visitors per month, or 47 percent of the U.S. online population, with impressions per month exceeding four billion.

Much of CACN's success is due to its business partnerships with some of the world's largest Internet publishers and advertisers, including Netflix, Blockbuster, Vonage, Wyeth, Mercedes Benz, and Capital One.

When you add CACN’s stellar business partners, its stunning growth, and its rain-maker founders, you’re looking at…

The best stock opportunity I’ve ever seen.

UPL was a great buy, with 4,000% gains. Ditto GAX, for 700% gains, and TRLG for 2,800% gains.

Sure, I’ve had other winners too. But those three all had the same characteristics as CACN. And because of the huge growth in the ad network industry, and in the company itself, I think CACN could beat them all, for some of the highest gains you’ll ever see.

I can’t see the future, of course. But I can forecast it, and I see big profits if you take a good look at CACN today.

Sincerely,

Ken Coleman
Publisher & Editor, The Investment Tracker

P.S. One of my recent discoveries shot up 37% the day I recommended it... and then on to 165% gains in the next nine days. Another pick only three months earlier gained 528% in 90 days. And one of my recommendations gave investors a whopping 3,500% in 17 months. Don’t let CACN profits pass you by.

https://www.theinvestmenttracker.com

Customer Acquisition Network Holdings, Inc. (CACN)

[billyjoe]

Pete,
My EMKR missed earnings and was toasted , an expected development. Should have stuck with my #1 for the week, MOS but it appreciated 12 points in the last 5 weeks so I thought it would slow down.

SPKL closes up 16% for the day. This shows that hype can trump fundies and technical analysis at least in the short term.


------------billyjoe

[Peter Hansen]

Billie yes nice observation

Billie SPKL nice jump ......but I would have SOLD on the close ..with these pump stocks you must sell after a spike ....trust me the stock will surely drop .......wait to a FALL then watch and jump in for the day . Billie take a look at the newest PUMP CACD .......notice the gradual build up in mid Nov then the sharp drop....then a quiet period and notice the gradual up .....The right time for CACD was 3 days ago ....tomorrow the PUMPERS may UNLOAD after the email were sent out today ....I will wait for the next drop. Maybe we can beat these "SHARKS" at their own game !
The CACD chart: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/qui...&freq=1&time=6

[billyjoe]

Pete,
It would be a great help if we knew when the hypesters mailed or e-mailed the message. I'm sure they've got it figured exactly so it benefits their selling strategy. Maybe they plan it in several different waves.

-------------billyjoe

[billyjoe]

Pete,
SPKL's volume was actually down by 18% today so I'm thinking the majority of the messages aren't delivered yet. The wife went to the Cincinnati location Saturday and again it wasn't very busy. Right across the street from University of Cincinnati campus, but about 10 yards from a Chipotle. Mostly walk in customers students and staff.

-------------billyjoe