Bullish on IPI ... about IPI 06/26/08
Intrepid Potash, Inc, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Intrepid Mining, engaged in the production of muriate of potash (MOP, or potassium chloride) in the United States. The Company focuses on the produ...
Coal Groupabout ICO 06/16/08
This company should see a rise in the next few weeks. International Coal Group, Inc. (ICG), incorporated in March 2005, is a producer of coal in Northern and Central Appalachia with a range of m...
Great Company!about GDP 06/16/08
Earnings were last reported on May 7th and are next expected between August 4th and 14th for 2Q08 Sector/Industry: Basic Materials, Independent Oil & Gas Description: Engage...
A little company to watch!about FORC 06/11/08
Force Energy Corp. (OTC BB: FORC.OB - News ) (hereafter "Force", "the Company") announces today that G2 Petroleum LLC, Force Energy's Joint Venture partner on the Diamond Spri...
GCOG issues Preferred Stock06/27/08
Hmmm....This sounds like there is a possible merger coming on with FORC.
Re: Bullish on IPI ... 06/27/08
The Price. Entry point for IPI I am betting to be $58 going up to maybe $90-$100 in the next few months. If you are willing to hold. POT is at $236. Even if the entry point is at $200, IPI has more certainty for a greater return.
Re: Bullish on FORC ... 06/19/08
FORC is connected to GCOG. The gentleman who heads GCOG is also heading FORC. FORC is picking up new ventures and my instinct is that these two companies will merge in the next few months.
BUY05/27/08
Initially I was not sold on this company. But it has been very active in informing the stockholders of their plans. Since obtaining the SEC auditor, the company has gone on to obtain licenses to begin opening its stores and start the ICAT for the diabetes. In Houston, the process is already being used by some large hosptials for their diabetes patients.
More willing to take occasional risks while protecting assets from the risk of major losses. Portfolio is comprised mostly of solid companies with a history of consistently creating returns for investors, but includes some riskier holdings such as smallcaps, or foreign companies that will posses larger returns.
