Comments on: $WWPW: Hold On To Your Hats http://www.collegestock.com/blog/wwpw-hold-on-to-your-hats/ Higher Learning for a Higher Net Worth Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:02:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: The Dean http://www.collegestock.com/blog/wwpw-hold-on-to-your-hats/comment-page-1/#comment-2027 The Dean Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:45:54 +0000 http://collegestock.com/?p=7467#comment-2027 Another piece of good analysis @Packeteers. In PennyStocking, there is a very high probability that if you "marry" a stock, you'll lose a lot of money. Therefore everyone should learn the big difference between a "trader" and an "investor". I personally think $IVOB is a great long-term investment, but there is still a great deal of risk involved with getting their low cost, more natural alternative to IVF to the market. $IVOB is probably one of the very few stocks that i've blogged about on this site that I truly feel very confident about in the long-run. Regardless, that doesn't mean you can't profit from stock promotion and the huge volatility in all penny stocks. Like you said yourself: "daytraders may enjoy some momentum here if trading volume increase while the float stays low" Another piece of good analysis @Packeteers.

In PennyStocking, there is a very high probability that if you “marry” a stock, you’ll lose a lot of money. Therefore everyone should learn the big difference between a “trader” and an “investor”.

I personally think $IVOB is a great long-term investment, but there is still a great deal of risk involved with getting their low cost, more natural alternative to IVF to the market. $IVOB is probably one of the very few stocks that i’ve blogged about on this site that I truly feel very confident about in the long-run.

Regardless, that doesn’t mean you can’t profit from stock promotion and the huge volatility in all penny stocks. Like you said yourself:

“daytraders may enjoy some momentum here if trading volume increase while the float stays low”

]]> By: packeteers http://www.collegestock.com/blog/wwpw-hold-on-to-your-hats/comment-page-1/#comment-2026 packeteers Sun, 08 Nov 2009 19:46:29 +0000 http://collegestock.com/?p=7467#comment-2026 daytraders may enjoy some momentum here if trading volume increase while the float stays low, but buy and hold types should keep this in mind; just skimming through WWPW's SEC filings; Skyway costs 2mil new shares, Wind Works Power & Zero Emission People costs 1.5mil new shares plus 3.5mil addition share option. 15mil shares (split adjusted) have been issued for past goods and service, another 8.5mil for near future compensation, and up to 200mil shares have been authorize. let's be clear - WWPW needs promoters to pump the stock so they can sell more shares into the float, then use those proceeds to pay for these wind projects (something none of the principles have experience doing to completion). wind farms are lucrative for replacing the need to burn coal and gas - however coal and gas are relatively cheap during this low demand economic downturn cycle - it's only petroleum (rarely used for electric generation) that will keep going up in price for the foreseeable future. daytraders may enjoy some momentum here if trading volume increase while the float stays low, but buy and hold types should keep this in mind; just skimming through WWPW’s SEC filings; Skyway costs 2mil new shares, Wind Works Power & Zero Emission People costs 1.5mil new shares plus 3.5mil addition share option. 15mil shares (split adjusted) have been issued for past goods and service, another 8.5mil for near future compensation, and up to 200mil shares have been authorize. let’s be clear – WWPW needs promoters to pump the stock so they can sell more shares into the float, then use those proceeds to pay for these wind projects (something none of the principles have experience doing to completion). wind farms are lucrative for replacing the need to burn coal and gas – however coal and gas are relatively cheap during this low demand economic downturn cycle – it’s only petroleum (rarely used for electric generation) that will keep going up in price for the foreseeable future.

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