*AV* -- Apparently I may be at odds with Zeev (I haven't gone there yet to see his comments) on RMBS, but as a teaser for prospective subscribers, I believe we will get a decent bounce back in RMBS over the next few weeks, if not days. The massive pullback was somewhat overdone, given the pre-trial ruling. We have $25.00 as the current price, with the stock down 29% for the day on high volume.
Using $25 as the entry price, we believe that $30 is achievable short term, for a 20% gain. A 300 share investment for $7500 could return $9000 in short order, covering the cost of the newsletter. So, as a rotten but down to earth common sense approach to investing, we view the RMBS decline as an extreme over reaction that justifies serious consideration. And if anyone reads this message and sees that RMBS does move from $25 to $30, you are witnessing part of the strategy and philosophy of Radarview, getting a taste for the type of profits we are trying to generate for readers, as well as making up the cost of the subscription fees BEFORE having to make the payment.
Finally, we have decidedly become bullish on SUNW at $18 or less, which was the last of the "freebie" strong stock considerations we are willing to share.
We now have put a stake in the ground with 3 stocks and only the next few weeks to few months will determine how well we are at highlighting good opportunities to our readers and trial readers. The balls have been thrown over the plate and we shall see if they constitute a strike out or a hit, or even a home run.<GGG>
Andrew
BTW - to attract subscribers this past week, we specifically called out DPMI below $60 as a candidate for a 10% return. It reached $67 today and met the profit criteria we called out. Whether or not those trial readers took the plunge is unknown. And if they did, we do not know if they took the money and ran at 10% or let greed get the better of them. |
