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CFBK did a 1 for 5.5 reverse split. So if you owned 100 shares at $2.00 then you would own 18 shares at $11.00 after the reverse split. The Game Plan does not change after a reverse split, as it doesn’t change the value of the stock at all, just the price and share structure.
We have numerous articles covering reverse splits. The most recent was published on the front page of the May 2018 issue. Another favorite is our Publisher Thomas Rice’s blog post. Let me know if you have any questions!
in reply to: Personal Moment of Agony… #11518Michael,
Glad to have you on our team for such a long while! As an active trader, I know exactly what you mean. At a certain point in the investment process, your risk tolerance and objectives may change. However, you can always use smaller size or tweak your portfolio weightings to ensure that you have both Bowser stocks and dividend stocks. Most of the financial sector stocks we have recommended also have solid dividends. Good luck brother!
Faris Sleem
The issue with CETX has been the lack of investor trust as Lee mentioned. Ever since the short reports and lawsuits from a little over a year ago, the stock has not been able to hold gains. The exciting new products grabbed my attention recently as well. Make sure that you see the actual growth translate to its financial statements and that there is quantitative data to back up these press releases if you buy back in. The company has stated that there is strong demand, but never provides a dollar value or order value.
in reply to: B.O.S Better Online Solutions (BOSC) #11510Great average Frank! Make sure you check out the recent interview with BOSC Co-CEO Eyal Cohen in the August issue! He’s also very open to speaking with shareholders.
in reply to: lifestyle-compressor #11502Michael,
You should refer to the August 2016 Monthly Issue for some other tips on buying the Company of the Month. Great tip though! It’s always fine to wait if you believe you can get a better price!
Faris Sleem
in reply to: TAIT taken from Simply Wall St. #11467Great read on TAIT. We have had plenty of value and growth stocks over the last year so it’s about time for a dividend recommendation! After all, they do attract more long-term investors. Thanks for sharing Robert.
in reply to: travel-compressor #14528This is a great idea Michael! However, putting a timeline on this would be tough as we have no way of gauging how frequently a success story comes in and how comfortable the investor is with being published in the monthly newsletter. We’ll try to include more down the road! Thanks for the suggestion.
in reply to: law-compressor #14527That is great to hear Michael! It’s always good to see success stories on these discussion boards! Risk management is a crucial aspect to the long-term investment process and I’m glad that you’ve applied that to other aspects of your process as well. Keep up the good work!
in reply to: law-compressor #14526That is great to hear Michael! It’s always good to see success stories on these discussion boards! Risk management is a crucial aspect to the long-term investment process and I’m glad that you’ve applied that to other aspects of your process as well. Keep up the good work!
in reply to: avada_collage_design1-compressor #11422Mikros Systems (MKRS) share price has not been indicative of the company’s success. FY17 revenues were up 42% and net income increased 186% to $236,000. Many major milestones were reached this year and more military contracts are pouring in.
It’s likely that MKRS investors are expecting even more improvement to the bottom line. Although net income increased significantly, cost of sales increased as well. Moving forward, we expect big things from MKRS but would also like to see improving margins. Keep an eye out for contract momentum to remain consistent and any new press releases.
in reply to: Contact form 1 #11332Roger, the Yahoo Finance figures is incorrect as it doesn’t update frequently or always pull the correct data. The accurate P/E is 33.76. For a company of its size (20 mm market cap) and within an industry with a high P/E average of 25, it’s not really a red flag. The main focus behind the SMDM recommendation is sales growth and potential new products.
As for its Bowser Rating, SMDM missed 4 points due to its long-term debt, book value, total number of shares in comparison to its sales, and its price not being more than 50% below its 52-week high. It has a Bowser Rating of 9. Let me know if you have anymore questions!
in reply to: New Blog Post Ideas #11331Ahmad, we only recommend stocks that trade on U.S. exchanges. Some of them can be based in other countries but they have to be traded on those exchanges.
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