Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Updates on current stocks

Current list of "undiscovered" stocks include - HRBN, AAAC.OB, BSIC.OB, AFAM, CNEH.OB, TVOC.OB.

HRBN - down due to market weakness and lack of volume (and interest). It's trying to test 50-day MA at $16.01. Stock has also been down 4 days in a row. Long term - nothing changed, all fundamentals are still there. Short term - a bounce is expected and new leg up should commence shortly after successful test of 50-day MA.

AAAC.OB - same old "Nasdaq listing any day now". Still waiting... It's nice to see the stock to break 7.90-7.95 level on volume in both stock and warrants. Very large bids are showing up on Level II in the past few days.

BSIC.OB - took a dip to below $2 mark after hitting $3. The stock has been up since then, but will probably trade in the range of $2.26 - $2.75 until the earnings report, which should come in at the end of June. With the oil up significantly, we should see nice numbers for the year.

AFAM - probably no need for updates on this one. This is purely long term play, which is not really affected by the weakness in the market.

CNEH.OB - will probably trade in the range for a little bit, as technicals seem to be improving. Watch MACD crossover, as it might occur within a week. The stock will get a lot of attention when Q2 numbers are released, but there is still plenty of time until then.

TVOC.OB - no love for this stock. Extremely undervalued, but nobody wants to buy it with the tiny float it has (314k). Most likely will have to wait until next quarter eye-popping numbers are released in August.

5 comments:

The Divot said...

I see you have support for your AFAM choice at smallcapinvestor.com - it's one of their recent picks.

Undiscovered_Stocks said...

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Anonymous said...

I noticed that AAAC changed their ticker symbols today, but they are still on OTBC. Should we be concerned about this?

Undiscovered_Stocks said...

Yes, they changed the ticker to reflect the new company. Nothing to be concerned about.

Here is an example - YTEC.

They were CUAQ.OB (Chine Unistone Acqusition), then changed to YCHTF.OB some time after acquisition. And then, sometime later, finally YTEC (Nasdaq).

So, nothing to be concerned about yet. Just taking a little longer than expected....

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