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Here's a stock that just announced audited net earnings for last year of .29 cents per share. What's the last trade at? .60!!!! A PE of 2, in an industry w/ an average PE of 25. You do the math. Go to www.sitra.com. Go to the Tigershark site, and look at the projected earnings for the future on its Corporate fact sheet. Also notice its float. . . only 900,000 shares. 5.9 million outstanding, with 82% insider ownership. Only selling that's occuring now are ignorant investors who received this stock as a result of October's reverse merger. It won't be held down for long. Investments 101 and Sitra are both gearing up w/ promotional work. And that's not all. . . familiar w/ CAGI-bb, Carnegie? They tripled from .40 to 1.20 in a couple days a week or so ago? The PR firm that caused their run-up is just about to hook-up w/ TGSK. I bought 1000 shares at 1.03 last week, and 1900 shares at .68 today. Check it out. Its like a blue chip on the OTC:BB. They are aiming for Small-Cap listing, and for once, I have faith that this penny stock can do it. | ||||||||||||||
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