Sunday, November 15, 2009

THE FRANK SINATRA ROLL OF DIMES PORTFOLIO

*BOTTOM FISHERS LOOK FOR DIMES RATHER THAN PENNIES
*ALL ALERTS ON GVSS HAVE BEEN DISCONTINUED AFTER TENDER OFFER FOR 38 CENTS
Astoria, New York
A portfolio of dimes looks better than a portfolio of pennies and are considered better portfolios. A stock that reaches a penny is in danger of disappearing. Rarely, a stock trading at a penny returns to 20 cents. A stock that did that was Neomagic (NMGC). Neomagic hit 0.3 of a penny earlier this year and jumped to as high as a quarter earlier this month. But it's rare. A stock that hits the dime area and bottoms around there, has a better chance for a comeback. Of course all stocks that trade for a few cents are very risky even though some are in better shape than others. It's all about the company,its industry, its management and its capital structure. A company that has debt is usually in worst shape than another that has no debt. Last month, GVI Security has received a buyout offer for 38 cents in cash and a tender offer for all shares has commenced. The company is expected to go private and things could change if a superior bidder steps in. All alerts on GVSS have been discontinued due to this.
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