Hello All,

 

I have another mid-day alert for you Sun Tzu Corp. STZU. The stock is trading at about .25 cents right now.

 

There has been a big increase in activity in this stock today and it looks poised to break out after the holiday.

 

Please do your research here http://www.suntzucorp.com and http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=STZU.PK

 

My last mid-day alert went up 80% in two days. I know from the many emails I received that many of you took advantage of this trade and put some money in your pocket today. Good Job !!!!!!

 

A few things about UPTR and trading in general. This stock came down hard today after reaching  high of $1.10. I received many emails from people this morning and last night asking me if it was too late to get in. As a rule of thumb you should never chase stocks. This means both on the open of the trading day as well as during the day if you see an alert and the stock has already made a big run. There will always be another stock to buy. Do not worry if you miss one. You can not get emotional. To me stocks are just four letters and a number afterwards. They are a vehicle to make money, that’s it. I also got emails from people asking how long I stay in a stock. Each stock is different but I exit for three main reasons:

 

1) Because the stock has hit my target objective on the way up.

When ever you buy a stock have a target objective and stick to it.

Don’t worry about money left on the table if the stock keeps going higher. Get used to selling when your at a comfortable profit. For some people this may mean 10, 15, 20 or 25% Only you can determine this. I usually put in a sell limit order in right when I buy it.

That way as soon as it hits that price your out and don’t have to worry about it anymore. This takes the emotion out of it so you don’t struggle with thinking ” Should I sell? Should I hold?” Make it automatic.

 

2) Because the stock hit my exit on the way down.

Always have a line in the sand if the trade is going against you. I always tell everyone if the stock goes lower than where I send the alert to BAIL. Some people trade with a 10% risk rule to the downside. Figure out what you want to risk and stick with it. NEVER LET SMALL LOSSES TURN INTO BIG LOSSES. Every big loss was a small loss that someone let go because they couldn’t control their emotions. There is no room for hope and prayer when it comes to trading. If you find yourself doing this get out already.

 

3) When momentum shifts hard like it did this morning its time to get out. This usually happens because there is a large aggressive seller in the stock. If you are in a winning trade you should always have a price just below where it is that you will get out if it comes down a bit. For example if you buy a stock at 60 cents and it hits 80 cents maybe you tell yourself if it comes back down to 70 or 75 you are going to get out. This allows you to book profits and not give all your gains back if the stock starts to go against you. There is nothing wrong with hitting singles in the stock market. Nothing is more frustrating than being well in the money but you think its going to come back so you hold on and then the stock goes below your entry. Do not allow this to happen.

 

I am going to add a section to the website soon with good trading rules to follow for those of you who are new to this.

 

 

Good Investing and enjoy your weekend.

 

 

WhisperfromWallStreet.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello All,

 

My last alert IECM shot up over 100% on news of our alert but may have been a tough one to trade. That why I mention to everyone not to chase the gap opening too high. There were profits to be had for sure but you needed to be nimble.

 

My new alert for Monday is Omnicity Corp. OMCY which closed Friday at .75 cents.

 

Please do your research here www.omnicitycorp.com and http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=OMCY.OB

 

Omnicity Corp is a public company based in Indiana providing broadband access, including advanced services of voice, video and data, in un-served and under served small and rural markets and is planning to be the premier consolidator of rural market broadband nationwide. Omnicity’s strategy is to provide a total broadband solution and continue rapid growth through acquisitions, organic growth and continue to partner with Rural Electric Membership Co-ops and Rural Telephone Companies. Omnicity has an experienced broadband operations team with extensive wireless broadband/ISP expertise as well as the expertise to consolidate large numbers of businesses through its roll-up strategy.

 

I don’t think this stock will gap up as aggressively as my last pick.

This should allow you to get in at a decent level and make some profits. As always if the stock breaks below our alert price get out. That’s not a good sign at all. If the stock doesn’t gap much my guess would be this stock could run to a dollar on the short term and maybe higher.

 

 

Good Investing,

 

WhisperfromWallStreet.com

 

 

Hello All,
Wow !! What a crazy and exciting couple days since I sent out my
alert Sunday night on UTRM at .36 cents and my aggressive traders
alert in the last hour of trading Monday at .66 cents. The stock
hit a high today of .97 cents which represents a price increase of
169% from the original alert and a potential profit of up to 47% to
those who acted on the second alert. 

I have a new alert for tomorrow, Metiscan Inc. (MTIZ) which closed
today at .01 cents.

Metiscan, Inc. is a national provider of products and services that
streamline the management and operation functions of diagnostic
imaging facilities, radiology groups, in-office imaging groups,
small hospitals and physician offices and is an operator of two
diagnostic MRI facilities located in Corpus Christi, TX, and
Pottsville, PA. Metiscan’s keystone product is a web-based
radiology information system that interfaces Radiology Information
System (RIS), Teleradiology and PACS (Picture Archiving and
Communication System) for its clients. Metiscan also provides
information management and operations support for diagnostic
imaging facilities through complete revenue cycle management,
electronic health records or EHR, medical transcription services
and functional training as needed.

Please do your research here www.metiscan.com or
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MTIZ.PK

The stock is pretty thinly traded so there maybe a good size gap in
the morning. Don’t use market orders to enter. Use limit orders
only. With a thin stock like this if there are no aggressive sellers
it should still run after a gap up.

Watch the first 10-15 minutes very closely. This stock has an
average daily volume of about 36,000 shares which means if this
stock doesn’t uptick every couple hundred thousand shares or so
there may be a big seller and you need to be very careful.

Since the alert price is to days last print of .01 and it should for
sure gap up from there I would use the opening price as the mental
line in the sand to get out if Im wrong and it starts heading
backwards. Praying should never be a part of your trading tool box
and if you find yourself in that situation its usually too late and
you should just pull the trigger and get out.
Good Investing,

WhisperfromWallStreet.com

 
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