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Strategies & Market Trends : YEEHAW CANDIDATES

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To: Galirayo who wrote (14670)1/23/2006 12:08:39 PM
From: Jibacoa  Read Replies (2) of 23958
 
VPHM is just getting back above break even on this longer term Chart ... But it has nothing to do with the Point .. does it ?

Please note that the point was concerning the price range. On any given day, please note that the shares having the highest % gains are usually below the $10 level.( Albeit there are days like today when stocks like TSA REM PETS ZOLT MIR+A & ZEUS are outnumbering NICH MTSX & TPC <g> )

Please note that on a weekly basis if you look in Barron's list of winner's the same thing happens, since usually, % wise the small priced stocks outperform the more expensive ones.

Please note that if you look at mutual funds performance the small caps usually outperform the large caps on % gains.

In order to match its % gain from the $2 to the $24 level in May to Nov. last year, VPHM which "is just getting back above break even on this longer term Chart .." would need to hit the $288 level in 9 months <g>

It seems AVII or some others starting from that lower price range may have a better chance of doing that.<g>

Please note that to make a "modest" 100% gain, VPHM would have to go to the $48 level and it seems that MOSY, for instance, has a better chance of doing that ( once it closes todays upgap and starts thinking on closing its April 23 downgap.<g>)
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