That's what I'm wondering! There's a "hot" thread already for stocks "on the move." But you guys are doing great with what you're doing, still for those who are looking for sleeper stocks: just a reminder, right now Aqua 1 Beverage Company (on the Vancouver) is not moving quickly... it might be tomorrow, or in a few days, or it might be longer. My post yesterday gives a lot of information that's new, and below I've got a link to the newsletter, too, and their phone number.
Here's a link to that post:
Message 3587183
I presented it here yesterday for longer-term investor's, who want a chance to do the due diligence before they buy. Now's a good time to do the due diligence and get in as soon as you can, before the move. Remember most quote servers give it in Canadian quotes, so multiply by about .7 to get the figures in U.S. dollars. ie, if it shows 40 cents, if it's in Canadian dollars then it's 28 cents U.S.. This means right now you can buy 1,000 shares for less than $350, or 10,000 for only $3500, or 100,000 for only $35,000. That price will look really good when the stock doubles, much less if it goes up 5x or 10x. The stock is strong on weak volume even, meaning the people who hold the shares are mostly long-term investors like myself; if I buy at 40c U.S. and it goes to .60 I'm not likely to sell it all off (maybe some) because I'm more interested in what my share price is going to be one year or 2 years hence. I might even add to the position when it goes up; again, thinking long-term. Better at .80 U.S. than waiting until it goes to $1.20!
Anyway, for anyone who didn't catch my post yesterday, I hope you'll look lower on the thread and check out what I said, which was not all there is to the company right now, you'll find more when you do the DD (although what I posted was the newest).
Their number is 1-800-680-6435, ask for investor relations. I strongly advise you check out the web site first. There's a lot of information there, especially in the newsletter. Here's a link:
aqua-1.com
Link for "Canadian Resource Guide" (Silicon Investor thread):
Subject 17503
About Canadian stocks: 1). on Yahoo you would type in the quote field AQB.V to bring it up. Some servers have a different protocol.
2). some of you didn't like the idea of a Vancouver stock. But what you referred to are mining and exploration companies. AQB is not a mining or oil exploration company. Penny exploration companies are what they are, no matter what country. But as with any penny stock, Nasdaq or Canadian, a penny stock has risk. As does any stock at any price; just ask true-Blue believers a few years ago when they bought at over $100, then it went to $95, couldn't go any lower they believed, and it bottomed out just over $40. Lot's of people sold off at that price, then as we all know it recovered splendidly.
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