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Papa Roach Has The Cure For Monday’s Blues!

Posted on May 19, 2013 in Hot Stocks, Today's Hot Stock Alert, WPS Stock Alerts - Leave a comment - Published by

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Next Pick is Tomorrow at 9:30AM EST

Good evening!

The more I look at how tomorrow’s alert is shaping up, the more important it is for me that you be alert and awake when the bell rings!

This company is nice and liquid up here at around $0.50 a share, easily printing 5 to 6 digits of volume every single day this year.

So if you’re sick of start-and-stop charts you have to babysit every second, tomorrow promises to be a real breath of fresh air!

Of course the flip side of that kind of “juice” is that merging into the order traffic can be a little like trying to sip from a fire hose.

This ticker is hot, and you have to be ready to roll with the action!

Give or take a penny, these shares haven’t been cheaper since the first week of March — right before they launched into a previous 80% rally!

And when you see the news flow driving this “story stock,” you’ll be scanning the sky waiting for that bell to ring!

- Papa Roach

Friday Bounce Alert: WGAS

Posted on Mar 23, 2012 in Featured Penny Stocks, WPS Stock Alerts - Leave a comment - Published by

WGAS Can Almost TASTE The Oil It’s Got… And Traders Can Smell The Money On The Horizon!

Trade Alert Reason #1

Worthington Energy, Inc. (WGAS) says it’s just a few weeks from pumping precious $100-a-barrel oil out of the Gulf of Mexico. (Read more)

The well has already been drilled and the rig is on its way to build the platform. WGAS thinks it could be in full-fledged production “during the 1st week of May.”

If you’ve been hiding under a rock, the Gulf is back at the sweet spot of American energy policy…400 new drilling permits, 5.6 million barrels a day! (Read more)

We’re actually a net exporter of energy again for the first time in over 60 years…and companies like WGAS are at the heart of the revolution. (Read more)

As any oil investor knows, the truly “revolutionary” moment is when that first well translates years of hard work into liquid gold.

That’s when the big value gets unlocked. For WGAS, the time traders have left to leap in before that company-making moment comes…well, management says that time can be measured in days.

Trade Alert Reason #2

Even after the blessed day arrives, WGAS has plenty of tricks up its sleeve. The company’s strategy is to buy into properties that already have proved oil on site — properties that are already producing cash flow. (Read more)

That well WGAS already has drilled down in the Gulf? Part of a 14,400-acre lease, which includes all of Mustang Island near Galveston.

Giants like Dominion Resources are itching to drill that island, and if they do, WGAS gets a piece of the action free and clear. (Read more)

Now WGAS completed its acquisition of this property barely two weeks ago.

Since that news hit Wall Street, traders have jumped into these shares with both feet. More shares have changed hands in the last 10 day than moved in the entire YEAR previous.

It’s like they feel the window closing, and in the meantime WGAS is on the move.

Chart Analysis:

WGAS just reconquered the 20-day average, converting this key line back into support for the first time in over a month.

Up/down ratio since the WGAS trend changed is a healthy 40% more buyers than sellers.

MACD just crossed above signal, giving the bulls the signal they wanted: WGAS has momentum back on its side!

STO bounced off the edge of “oversold” about a week ago and is now back on the upswing.

Company Snapshot

Worthington Energy, Inc. (WGAS) specializes in rehabilitating viable oil wells with near-term production potential.

Market Stats:
Worthington Energy, Inc.
OTCBB: WGAS
Previous Close: $0.39
Last Sale: $0.40
% Change: +2.56%
Volume: 265,600
3-Mo. Avg Vol: 334,300

52 Wk Range: $0.023 – $0.145Papa Roach

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Microsoft profit meets Street view, Windows weak

Posted on Oct 20, 2011 in Business Economy News, Companies, Daily Stock News, Speed Round, WPS Stock Alerts - Leave a comment - Published by

Microsoft profit meets Street view, Windows weak

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On Thursday October 20, 2011, 5:00 pm

By Bill Rigby

SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp’s quarterly profit rose 6 percent, meeting Wall Street’s modest expectations, helped by strong sales of its popular Office applications package, but limited by only slight gains from its flagship Windows operating system.

Windows sales edged up only 2 percent, in line with limp personal computer sales last quarter, breaking the streak of three straight quarters of declining sales, as compared to the year before. But it fell short of some analysts’ hopes.

“We still had Windows miss again, although not by nearly as much as it has the last couple quarters,” said Brendan Barnicle, an analyst at Pacific Crest Securities.

“They were just in line on EPS, which typically Microsoft beats,” said Barnicle. “Q1 is seasonally not a big quarter for Microsoft, and this was no exception.”

The brightest spot for the world’s largest software company was an indication that its perennially money-losing online services unit — including the MSN Internet portal and Bing search engine — may have turned a corner.

The unit lost $494 million in the quarter, the lowest loss in the last seven quarters, slowing the flood of red ink that has cost Microsoft more than $5 billion since it launched Bing in mid-2009, as it invests heavily to catch up with Google Inc.

Microsoft’s shares, which have traded in the $20-$30 range for the last decade, fell 0.5 percent in after-hours trading, to $26.87. They closed at $27.04 on Nasdaq.

The Redmond, Washington company reported fiscal first-quarter net profit of $5.74 billion, or 68 cents per share, up from $5.41 billion, or 62 cents per share, a year ago.

That met Wall Street’s average estimate, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. It is the first time in 10 quarters that Microsoft has not exceeded the average estimate.

Overall sales rose 7 percent to $17.37 billion, helped by its Office product, which remains popular with businesses even in the difficult global economy.