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Phoenix, PHOT nicely green at .52.
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What was I thinking purchasing XXII yesterday, I should have picked up some more TRTC
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SIX I own both TRTC and XXII .......Don't Sell these 2 will develop into huge stocks.I did buy more TRTC yesterday and SPIHF......Don't sell SPIHF short .....only a matter of time before it also takes off!Originally posted by sixfeetfour View PostWhat was I thinking purchasing XXII yesterday, I should have picked up some more TRTCComment
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TRY THIS:Originally posted by mimo_100 View Post
1. Click on LINK from Above post
2. An Ad will appear...Simply click on X to get rid of it
3. Free Stock Trend Analysis Report page should appear
4. Simply ERASE Existing stock and then type in YOUR stock and click ANALYZE
5. Contact information page will appear .....click on Green "SKIP"
6. "BINGO" Your stock analysis should appear .....Yes the procedure is convoluted but it does work ....now how reliable the stock analysis is .....is of course another matter.
MIMO hope this works out for ya!
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BLDP took a hit today definitely because an analyst on CNBC said a sister stock PLUG was overvalued , which caused PLUG to drop more than 40% , I'll bet that Bastard had his friends SHORT the stock before he made that announcement.
I did not buy PLUG, simply because I do not like to load up on any particular type stock.....diversity is the key!
BLDP is my first pick for my "LOW PRICED STOCK MONEY BONANZA SYSTEM" purchase on 2/28/14 at $3.81 per share .....and I am still UP 33.86% .
I have utmost confidence that BLDP will be a BIG winner for me and anyone else involved in this system. I will tell you when to sell!
XXII pulled back about 16% , but I am not the least bit concerned .because I am up 98% in XXII , and trust me IMHO XXII will turn out to be a HUGE Stock......we are just getting started here! On the same day they started trading in the N.Y.S.E., XXII announced they were granted a federal permit to produce tobacco products by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury (“TTB Permit”). This is a very Big step for the company. Folks this is how small acorns grow into huge trees!
XRTC UP A HUGE 40.89% Today......WOW Folks don't be surprised if XRTC pulls back , but that is to be expected! NOTHING goes straight up!
Folks I picked up some DRAM today based on this article http://seekingalpha.com/article/2068...s?source=yahoo and The CHART looks good! http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=dram&ty=c&ta=1&p=dComment
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TRTC IMPORTANT NEWS!! Read This http://www.menafn.com/fa1b1015-646a-...ernet-Strategy
I wonder how long before TRTC jumps to one of the big boards?
So how does this affect TRTC Today Well UP 17% today at 9.54 AM.......People are starting to flood into TRTCComment
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Here's an interesting article on TRTC which actually talks about the business. It does kind of breezily dismiss problems like a possible dilution to 2 billion shares from about 100 million but there is SOME real info in there.
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Louetta Thank you ........ True but as the writer , I am in TRTC for the longer term. I know that there will be a down draft soon, but that is to be expected. I see a great future for this stock . With Derek Peterson at the helm great things will happen!Originally posted by Louetta View PostComment
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The article says they have agreements with a number of chains including BJS and Market Basket. I shop both of those and they are good sized chains. Will have to look for their products.Originally posted by Phoenix7 View PostComment
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Originally posted by Louetta View Post
There is a Market Basket near my house , and they do cater mostly to the well heeled residents of Franklin Lakes N.J. I spoke to the produce manager , and he said they get one shipment of TRTC Edible Greens Products per week and they are good sellers. The people that shop here want quality , price is no object for them, and they will not tolerate B.S. products!Comment
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I was always a proponent of the K.I.S.S or Keep It Simple Stupid Philosophy! Frequent trading does not appear to produce good results for me , but investing in Game Changer Technologies with very competent C.E.O.s, over longer periods of time, does make a difference for me! With those thoughts in mind , I would have to say the following 4 stocks fit those criteria.
1. SPIHF http://scharts.co/1cSqeyc Folks tell friends about SPIHF , and then when you disclose it is an OTC market stock , they will say "yeah ok all those OTC stocks are B.S. and you will lose money" Folks talking to those people is like blowing a flute in front of a water buffalo ..........nothing happens! SPIHF is another one of those less understood sleeper stocks that is truly a master of the new wave cloud technology and IMHO over time will be HUGE. Here is a link to all you want to know about SPIHF. http://www.sphere3d.com/media-and-news
2. TRTC http://scharts.co/1cUu04D Definitely IMHO the "BEST" Marijuana Hydroponics stock out there , and another stock you can still BUY on the cheap! With an EX Wallstreet guy at the helm, you know that will lead to good things. Read this WSJ article I obtained for the web , and I think that you will agree with me that TRTC will be a once in a life time shot that you can tell friends you bought when it was unknown and CHEAP! TRTC Wallstreet Journal article from Jan. 9, 2014
GREAT ARTICLE ON DEREK PETERSON- HE IS WORKING ON A BRANDED MARIJUANA PRODUCT FOR NATIONWIDE DISTRIBUTION !
By Gregory J. Millman
Wall Street Journal.The risk that Federal authorities might crack down on the market he serves, cultivation of a substance illegal by Federal statute, has loomed large in Derek Peterson’s business and financial strategy. In 2010, the former Morgan Stanley banker founded a company called GrowOp Technology to provide equipment for medical marijuana growers, and took it public in 2012 via a reverse merger that renamed the company Terra Tech Corp.TRTC +12.69%
When legal risk proved to be an obstacle to raising institutional capital, he developed a secondary business of indoor agriculture, and acquired greenhouse operators to develop that business, offering reassurance to investors that the company wasn’t entirely dependent on sales of an illegal substance.
Now, with marijuana increasingly legal at the state level, and in the wake of Attorney General Eric Holder’s clarification in August that the U.S. Department of Justice would not seek to block those state laws, Terra Tech’s greenhouse infrastructure may pay off in an unexpected way. Mr. Peterson hopes to see some relaxation of the Federal prohibition of cannabis, and is looking forward to making that greenhouse infrastructure the basis for a national marijuana business. In fact, he says he is already working on a branded marijuana product for nationwide distribution. He spoke with Risk & Compliance Journal about managing strategic risk in an illegal industry.
Terra Tech Corp.How has the legal status of marijuana affected your growth?
Peterson: What people had a difficult time assessing was the dichotomy between state and federal law. Since Holder’s statement, I wouldn’t say that the floodgates have opened up, but they have loosened in terms of investor interest. We have taken sales from half a million to a little over $2 million this year, and are expecting next year something a lot more significant than that. That brings in some level of confidence, and capital behind it, so we are seeing a resurgence of interest from institutions. We teamed up with a mid-tier investment bank, Aegis Capital in New York, who raised around $2 million this year, and we raised about a million dollars on our own, for a total of about $3 million in 2013.
How is your strategy changing as the legal risk of the business changes?
Peterson: What we are looking to do in 2014 is put a lot more focus back on the medical cannabis side of things. The macro business plan is pretty similar. We have a fiduciary responsibility for shareholders’ money and live in the reality that the Feds could still come in and shut the industry down. Administrations can change, points of view, etc. can change.
How have you dealt with that risk?
Peterson: I didn’t want to be a one-trick pony, so I started looking for ancillary businesses. That’s when we started looking into urban gardening, making acquisitions and doing joint ventures with farms around the country that were growing flowers, and convincing them to grow food – herbs, produce and leafy greens, etc. We had good access points with major retailers, so it made sense for us to diversify.
Fast forwarding a couple of years from today, one reason we wanted to build a large sustainable hydroponic footprint was, yes, to grow food, but down line when the Feds do remove restrictions and begin to ease, you will be able to cross state lines with cannabis. Here was a way for us to build out an infrastructure ahead of time, put in an operating business that was shareholder friendly, and our ultimate goal was to release a brand of cannabis in the industry. We believe it is timely, and have worked on branding. We will probably be announcing some brands this year in anticipation of Federal regulators reclassifying cannabis from schedule 1 to less than schedule 1.
What are the risk-opportunity tradeoffs ahead?
Peterson: We are obviously looking at moving closer to the plant. We may not wait for a complete green flag from the Feds. We are trying to balance our entry to be in the market before competitors arrive. If Philip Morris comes in, or pharma companies, we want to grow for them. Look at the indoor cannabis farming that takes place in the U.S. now, warehouse farming, with high intensity lights. It’s not sustainable and it’s not scalable. It’s not the healthiest way to grow for people and the planet. The only way to grow cannabis on a large scale commercially and maintain quality is in closed, Dutch-style greenhouses. I want to make sure we have one in every major city.
You mentioned that you are developing a brand. How can you do that while the product is still federally illegal?
Peterson: The thought process is we will incubate that privately, test it privately, and then when we feel tolerance is there, introduce it. We can test market the branding through our club [permitted under California medical marijuana laws], introduce it into the High Times cup and other competitions. Meanwhile we can develop the brand protocols, begin to put best practices together, develop strains we want to carry, etc., and we can develop the branding around that. Everything we do with branding will be done under the private company with the ultimate goal of migrating into the public vehicle
3. XXII http://scharts.co/1cUu9oM Folks not many people understand XXII, and that is good because you still have the chance to BUY XXII CHEAP! Recently listed on the NYSE XXII is going "BIG TIME" Read This obtained from the internet " At this point Wall Street doesn't understand 22nd Century Group's potential monopoly on a good part of the reduced risk cigarette market, or the smoking cessation market. Nor do investors yet realize the significance of the British American Tobacco licensing deal and the FDA's anticipation of 22nd Century submitting a modified risk application. 22nd Century is addressing a $700 billion market, and even if the company only achieves 1% penetration, investors would still realize at least a 20X return. From my perspective, the company's profitability, healthy balance sheet and valuable IP portfolio makes this an ideal asymmetrical trade, huge upside potential, with very little downside risk.
4. BLDP http://scharts.co/1cUuyYe BLDP is the 1st stock in my , LOW PRICED STOCK MONEY BONANZA SYSTEM. The stock will be sold only when conditions begin to falter. I will tell you when I sell . Purchased 400 shares on 2/28/14 @$3.81 per share for a total of $1531. Today the stock closed at $5.36 or a 41% Profit. When the stock is finally sold the entire amount will be rolled over into Stock Number 2. Only 1 ONE stock will be held at a time within the system! Fuel Cell technology is definitely the wave of the future , and BLDP appears to be leading the pack READ THIS: http://seekingalpha.com/article/2076...cell-potentialLast edited by Phoenix7; 03-13-2014, 08:07 AM.Comment
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I'm in w/ you on BLDP. See a jump coming ( fingers crossed). I was talked out of PLUG but made up with FCEL. Keep 'em coming my friend. You provide a service to many. Have done well with most the comments on this forum.Comment
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TOXO I am a retired, Ex H.S Physics Teacher, and believe me, don't buy that B.S that when you are retire there is nothing to do! Absolute nonsense. I do spend perhaps hours searching the web for leads which provide me with great stocks and great health tips. I love the stock market , but after subscribing to and canceling countless stock news letters I have discovered that ......"THE MR MARKET IS HUGE SITE" Is the Absolute best . My thanx goes out to MIMO for giving me the opportunity to be heard . My goal here is to provide for ALL the opportunity to retire early. Hopefully I will succeed !Originally posted by toxo View Post
PLEASE Also remember that I am far from being an expert and that you can lose money with my picks! No guarantees are given or implied!Comment
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You are welcome, Phoenix - but I am not sure what I did to help you out. Tell me!Originally posted by Phoenix7 View PostTim - Retired Problem SolverComment
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MIMO just the fact that we all seem to work together on this site to achieve the best results for our portfolios. Many minds working together can solve complex problems, and that is important to all who come to this site!Originally posted by mimo_100 View PostComment
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