Oil is still one of the best bets for long-term gains says Greg Guenthner. In the midst of blind market panic, investors are forgetting that crude is a finite resource facing unquenchable demand. It will rise to record highs again. And when it does, oil stocks will soar.
Greg Guenthner says small companies often lead the charge toward market recovery. A lot of fundamentally solid small caps are now wearing deeply discounted price tags. Greg says Neenah Paper (NYSE:NP) Silicom Ltd. (NASDAQ:SILC), Buckeye Technologies (NYSE:BKI) are three great examples of bargain stocks.
Greg Guenthner says penny stock investors should follow Warren Buffett’s advice. It’s time to be greedy. Greg says there are plenty of undervalued companies that will surge when the economy recovers. He recommends Neenah Paper (NYSE:NP), Buckeye Technologies (NYSE:BKI), Silicom (NASDAQ:SILC).
Oil was given a lift yesterday. But at $81.19 a barrel, the black goo is still almost $70 from its July peak.
Greg Guenthner isn’t sweating it.
Oil prices have been caught up in widespread panic selling of recent months. It remains a scarce and essential commodity. This means it is only heading in one direction over the long term.
Greg recommends following oil guru Richard Rainwater’s cue and buying into oil stocks with both hands.
More evidence that the US is already in recession: non-farm payrolls sank 159,000 in September. It’s the worst decline in over five years. Greg Guenthner in Penny Sleuth says this is good news for gambling stocks. As he puts it: “When the going gets tough, people count on Lady Luck to turn their misfortunes into riches.”
One of the biggest lies ever told is that all you have to do to be a successful investors to buy big-name Wall Street stocks and sit on them for years. “Nothing could be further from the truth,” says Greg Guenthner in Penny Sleuth. In fact, through August 2008 the S&P 500’s annualized ten-year gain was just 4.7%. After taxes, commissions and inflation are taken into account, you’d be lucky to be breaking even. Investing in small caps, says Greg, is a much better way to profit…
Penny Stock Fortunes editor Greg Guenthner specializes in digging up the hard-to-find headlines that could lead to big gains for small-cap portfolios.
Yesterday, he ran a piece about a breakthrough technology called polymer energy. This turns recycled plastics into crude oil.
Greg reckons this proprietary technology will change recycling forever. He also reckons it could mean major gains for early investors…
Yes, coal prices have continues to rise across the globe. But of course, this pales in comparison to the continued run-up in petroleum, which has virtually paralyzed the wallets of many oil-reliant Americans.
It might seem a bit late to jump on the digital photography bandwagon. But Penny Sleuth’s Greg Guenthner says he has found the last hidden opportunity in the industry.
Public transport in cities is virtually guaranteed to expand as the price of gas rises, says Greg Guenthner in Penny Sleuth.
As new generations of buses emerge, modern technology will be used to provide greater efficiency, security and surveillance over a complex transport network. DRI Corporation’s (NASDAQ:TBUS) intelligent transportation system offers all of these. It can also spot mechanical failures and shut down individual units, all from a central hub.
Greg says this growth potential and the company’s strong fundamentals make this transportation stock an excellent profit play this year…