Stock Recommendation.

I have a stock that my research has led me to believe will go up fairly rapidly in the upcoming weeks and possibly months if there is a larger rise than expected. As with all stocks there is a risk, but the stock is rather cheap per share and fluctuates among a dollar or two range but can often spike up or down quickly in a day or two, but stabilizes quickly as well. The company was trading well in it's original ordering phase and after winning a xxxxx and a xxxx software patent. These allowed for a guarantee of specific products and shipments to be made. Just a few days ago the shipment phase began after a long transition phase.

IF you are a trusted member or have a high non spam post count, then I will consider giving it to you in a few days or a week because the risk for initial investments becomes higher if it isn't exclusive. IF NOT OR IF YOU WANT MORE STOCKS TO INVEST IN: I am willing to share the stock for cut of the profit you will be making. We can discuss loss refund percentages as well

Post here or PM or add my skype for more info or to discuss

 

This is a strange strategy to gain investors. Perhaps you'd have better luck posting your existing portfolio's gains over the last few years.

 

Yeah sure, here's a previous post from Sythe that I made. I'm not going to be sharing my real portfolio earnings or stocks any time soon though because it's really exclusive. Even though the prices and percent changes on that thread aren't up to date, after I researched and selected the stocks, they gave me a net gain of almost 25% (assuming the same amount of money invested in each stock, not same shares) for the first week/s. Just for fun as well, I'm going to see how each of those stocks is still holding up, using the original buy/chosen price from 11/30/11. I will also post some screenshots with date stamps and such of previous stock predictions I've had. Keep in mind that I do mostly short term trading (usually weeks/months max), so most of my predictions from the past are intended for short term, but often times, the same stocks will be good for long term because my predictions are backed by lots of research and a solid belief that the stock has no reason to not return to or push higher than the price I intend to buy at.

As you can see, two more than doubled, while one was bought out and has nearly doubled. The ONLY loss was a penny stock soda company with a loss of .11 a share which is little to nothing and would be easily made back by 1 share of DPS or GS. If I would have bought 1 share of each stock I would have made $157.05 on a $138.15 investment. This puts me at an over 100% [114% TO BE EXACT] profit. Obviously this isn't completely accurate because the stock prices vary and you'd probably never buy the same amount of shares of each stock because your money would be unevenly invested and distributed. In this case investing in the more expensive stocks would have been a huge help and made you more money. There is no sure way to tell whether the cheaper or more expensive ones will receive the best profit, but you can use logical examination and lots of research to correctly predict which will be the bread winner. This is why I'm a firm believer in a method of trading I've developed that involves calculated risks of buying small share amounts of what I call "market value" stocks, stocks I predict a net gain/loss close to 0 after a given amount of time (usually a month) versus buying large share amounts that fluctuate a lot, but can be used as a large weight in your portfolio if used correctly over a few days.

IF YOU STILL WANT MORE VALIDATION

Here is a screenshot from February 23rd [google time stamp] of me reviewing a stock prediction made on January 23rd [notes time stamp] (a month prior).

In that month RY (start price: 60.73) rose to 75.13, giving us +$14.4 per share. RY was meant to be long term and that holds true all the way to today with it trading at 64.34 a share (+$3.61/share from start price). Even though it would have been better to sell at the high $75, if you wanted to gamble and hold on longer, you'd still have a profit if you decided to sell today (almost a yr and half later). The National Bank of Greece was meant to be a 1-2 month short-term investment. In that picture has a starting price of 1.68 per share, with a rise to 1.90 in the month (+.12/share). Greece's banking issues were a large part of why this was intended to be short term, so it didn't surprise me to see it trading at 1.35/share today. The reasoning behind investing for that month in a super unstable countries' banking/economy will be kept in wraps for now until I think the logical analysis no longer applies to Greece's situation and I feel comfortable sharing it.

I have lots more proof, some I need to find, some I can't make public yet, and some would give away future investments. But, feel free to PM me, post here, or skype me if you have any questions.

 

1 - you lost like 30% on that penny stock you were talking about. %s matter more than $s. you generally don't buy 1 gs share and 1 jsda share... more often would you do 1 gs share and 500 jsda shares.
2 - the greek national anything is probably one of the shittiest investments for someone who doesn't have specific, detailed knowledge of their debt situation. nbg sank like the titanic, as was expected http://puu.sh/i5gHW.png
3 - i'm always happy to banter about stocks, but these methods seem like one-day picks, and i'm not convinced they're entirely well thought out.
4 - also, penny stocks are shit, don't waste your time
5 - you should post overall portfolio performance, that matters a lot more than random picks

 

This is exactly what I explained in my post. I've bolded and underlined everything important for you.

Also to follow up #1 as well, I also stated how I am mostly a short term trader. This is why JSDA only profited me for the first week or so, which was what I intended to happen. I was comparing the long terms to still show that even in the long run the stocks have a net gain rather than the net loss, because I buy at ideal times.

Firstly, the National Bank of Greece was also a short term investment for a week or so thus, showing me a year graph with a decline doesn't provide any negation against my short term investing claims. In the short term (the month from Jan-Feb) I would have made a profit off my investment. (see here)

I also stated this in the previous post

You can also take a look at your graph and look in January where I would have bought and continue looking at the 1-2 months following (short term). You can see the stock spiked up twice, once small (above buy price) and the other large (way above buy price) at the end of February (1 month after investing, like I predicted). It's no coincidence I did and have often bought right before the only decent rise a stock has had in a year/s.

Everybody has their own opinions

I agree that usually penny stocks can be a big money waster, but if you have done your research and are investing in small companies with low market value with large potential, you can make a quick profit with low risk because of a cheap investment.

I'm not against doing this, but it most definitely won't be soon and will have a lot of censoring. This is due to a risk of ruining my own personal opportunities and trading styles.

 

Remember, buying on Monday gives you more days to have the opportunity to make money(5 day week). I'll never tell you it's a guarantee, but I can promise you that buying at beginning of the week, especially with a stock like the one I am currently supporting, is much better than waiting until lots of news is released [good news ]. The company as I stated before, has received patents and are working closely to solve crime with XXXX (advanced technology).

PM me or post here. I'll answer any and all questions.

 

You seem to have very little experience in the investment world, this isn't something I'd suggest people invest their money into.

 

Stock rose 7% today, and has been rising since the end of last week.

You can think whatever you want, but you are wrong.