Sep 7 2009

R&R Conference – You can make serious cash $$ $JGBO $FEED $XTXI $WTU

The trick to making a lot of money in the stock market with the least amount of personal effort in my opinion results from the ability to own parts of underpriced small companies as they transform to larger companies. Every year, Rodman and Renshaw hosts an Annual Global Investment Conference. This year is no different and it’s going down Sept. 09- 11, 2009 at the New York Palace Hotel in NYC. Why should you care? You should care because the most undervalued opportunities in the world stay that way until people find out about them and bid up the price. It is my belief that this conference has enough to make it worth your while.

I’m way to lazy to write anything else up on this as I feel that I am already beating a dead horse in most cases. I’m going to beat the market and make money. I can only show you the way. It’s up to you to take it and make the most of it as opposed to retrospectively live on the whim of shoulda-woulda-couldas. So, I’m not going to list a bunch of facts about all of these companies and I’ll just tell you what companies you should probably own if you don’t want to lose money in the next 5 years. CNAM, FEED, ALRC, CBPO, CHGI, CEU, CHIO, CKGT, CPBY, GFRE, GHII, JGBO, LLFH, OPAI, RINO, PUDZ, TXIC, YHGG.PK, YONG, YUII, HOGS.
So, what else should you be looking at RIGHT NOW? How about natural gas bottoming. Is it happening? I don’t know, but it could be. Upside on some of these looks to be large. I haven’t fully investigated it. I’m going to play this like George Soros. I’m going to wait for the bottom to pass and then ride the wave.
The news feeds I’m reading come from UNG, BBEP, EROC, DYN, CHK, HLND, WTU, XTEX, XTXI.

So, there you go. If you know anything about natural gas shoot me your ideas.

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  1. Dan Nguyen said:

    my fav natural gas players with secure dividends next 2-3 years are: LINE and MWE.

    September 7th, 2009 at 5:44 pm
  2. Steve said:

    YHGG.PK??? Where did that new pick come from? Looking over the company and the message board on Yahoo does not give me a comfortable feeling. The ownership and financials and business plans are really not clear – why would you recommend this stock Glen? Doesn’t look like a clear winner to me. What’s up?

    Steve

    September 7th, 2009 at 7:21 pm
  3. Glen Bradford said:

    I agree. I don’t own YHGG, but I think that if they’re telling the truth, things look pretty good going forward. Just worth looking into. I have contacted the company, they seemed friendly and then I asked some real questions and got put on the ignore list immediately. They’ve been talking big things for a couple years and haven’t really kept promises. That’s my take. Still. Looks potentially big as I recall.

    September 8th, 2009 at 3:13 pm

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