Somebody told me to buy GLW 3 years ago--- I didn't of course.
And its only a buy on a temporary basis........by next year, there should be a glut of HD tvs.
You know what is supposed to be a triple from here is LVLT. It just struck a deal with youtube to do all its video outlay crap. youtube has become huge in the past year.....in fact, I think you posted one of their videos recently. I've been picking up shares of LVLT since $4+ in spite of the fact it has nearly as much debt as the US Treasury.
Another stock you might like that is in its infancy.....this is a rather strange one. The company is based in Toronto and has three major divisions: one had to do with providing different food specialties and drinks....natural, organic, and kosher. The second division, Opta Minerals, processes, sells and distributes silica-free loose abrasives, roofing granules, industrial minerals specialty sands and recycles inorganic materials for the foundry, steel, roofing shingles and bridge and ship cleaning industries.The third is the SunOpta BioProcess Group which provides a range of engineering services, and research and development; owns a number of patents on its steam explosion technology, and designs and subcontracts the manufacture of these systems for processing non-woody fibers for use in the paper, food and biofuel industries.
The company is growing like a banshee and is profitable. Its ticker is STKL. I know this may sound weird but I couldn't 'get'it for the longest time......its diverse in a way I am not use to. However, I started picking up shares for my IRA about a month ago. Its stock had a huge run up from $4-12 this past year and has been consolidating those gains in a trading range between $8 and $10. Assuming it doesn't break out of that trading range, I would try to buy shares as close as possible to $8......if you are interested.
No guarantees but I know how you are concerned about the environment and oil dependence.......this is a firm that is doing something about it in a profitable way. I have a suspicion the food business funds their biofuel division. Plus, they just bought a new company. I have followed them for a few months now and I like the way they do business........the only real negative is that they have a lot of debt.......presumably to fuel their expansion like their recent new buy. Be sure to do your own DD. |
