Are You Still Ready For Some Football?

I’m ready to kick back and watch some Football today. After all, it’s the second Sunday of the NFL season- the most popular professional sport in the US today.

Ok- get some snacks ready- perhaps a beer or a soft drink. Break out my Chargers Jersey, and settle in to scream loudly at the TV as the Chargers defense tries to wrestle the ball out of Tom Brady’s hands and get it back to Philip Rivers today so the Chargers have a chance.

I settle in, turn on the TV, and start watching the game.

But wait- The Chargers game is not the only thing I’m interested in. What about the other games? What about checking me emails? What about checking my browser for Fantasy Football updates?

Aren’t all the forms of media we can get merging on our devices through Cable, Fiber, Wi-Fi, 3g and 4g wireless, and cellular? Why can’t I get all that stuff on my TV while I’m watching my game today?

There is only one company that makes a Hi-Def Smart TV that allows you to do everything. This device is the perfect integration of Hi-Def TV and the PC Computer.

I wrote this company up at the end of July at $.60, with a target of $.80 to $1.00, and an SSL of $.50. I missed my target by a few cents- the stock has since seen a high of $.76, and a low of $.45.

The stock made $.74 before it made $.45, so it could be characterized as a win- but certainly not an overwhelming win.

However, this stock has to be looked at again right now because some things have changed.

Let’s start with the commercial launch. Their VioSphere Smart TV is now available for order online starting at about $1,000, and comes with the following components:

• 22″, 26″, 32″, 37″, 42″, 47″, 55″, and 65″- LCD screen with 1080pHD.
• Touch Screen
• Built in DVD Player/Burner
• Bluetooth- wireless key board and devices
• Wi-Fi
• Ethernet LAN
• 10-11 mega pixel embedded Web Cam
• 320GB hard drive
• Inputs: HDMI, USB, VGA, S-Video, DVI, AV, microphone, and headset jacks

I know the phrase “Disruptive Technology” is a bit of a cliche, but it applies here. This thing could be disruptive, and it could really capture the imagination of investors.

So, What’s Changed?

A few things have changed since I first featured this company on the last day of July. For starters- investors love this one, and the daily volume shows it.

This stock now trades 300,000 shares on a quiet day with frequent drafts up over 1 million shares in a day.

Secondly, we just haven’t made enough money in this one yet. I first featured it at $.60, and Friday it closed at $.64. Ok, we’re not going broke, but we haven’t made enough money on this one yet to get excited.

Ok- that’s two good reasons to trade into this stock immediately. However, there’s an even better reason to do it right now!!

Ray Dirk’s research was out with commentary on this company last week. Dirks is a former Goldman Sachs analyst, who now writes occasional commentary on small and micro cap stocks.

On September 10th, Dirks published a report claiming, as follows:

“Nyxio Technologies will be able to announce a number of Substantial Orders for its Innovative New Products in the next few weeks and months. The VioSphere Smart TV product alone could generate orders of Two Hundred Million Dollars or more in the next few months. For all of the reasons spelled out in this article on Nyxio Technologies (NYXO), Ray Dirks and his Team of Money Managers and Security Analysts believe that NYXO should appreciate by ten times to about $3.00 per share within One Year, go up by 20 times to about $7.00 per share within 2 Years, and rise by over 40 times to at least $12.00 per share within 3 Years. “

So, since July, all you have is the commercial introduce of their “Disruptive Technology” product, volume increasing to 300,000 to 1 million shares per day, and a respected analyst calling for $200 million in sales and $3 per share in the next year.

I believe I need to make a change on NYXO. I think the short term target needs to be $1.20, and the SSL should be dropped to $.50. The most important consideration- if this company starts announcing large orders, you don’t want to be watching the stock- you want to be watching their TV as the stock you own climbs the charts. What’s the risk? There’s been no big orders yet, but the stock hasn’t given much ground either, so the downside seem pretty limited.

A quick glance at the chart tells you all you need to know- this stock is starting to get what your favorite NFL team needs- the BIG MO!!! Momentum to the upside.

Look for large product orders to start driving this one higher.

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An Emergency Entry Level

Everyone is talking about gold these days. Let’s see if I’ve got this straight. The US Federal Reserve is printing money as fast as it can in order to pay the US Government’s bills- not too prudently spending $1.3 trillion more than it takes in.

Some Europeans countries (can you spell Greece?) are likely to do the unthinkable and default on their sovereign debt.

The European banking system is teetering on the brink of complete demise- much like the US financial institutions in 2008. The EU- being a bit of a rag tag group of have (Germany) and have nots (there’s Greece again) countries, can’t agree that 1. Their banks are broken with over leveraged balance sheets, and 2. The banks are nearing the point of no return.

So, what happens to currencies in an environment like this? Well, the currencies of the overleveraged countries goes down, and the currencies of the financial strong countries goes up.

But- hold the phone- If the Dollar and the Euro are in big trouble, where does the long currency money go? Well, it would go to the currency of the most fiscally stable country in the world- China.

But- hold the phone again- what if China is too controlling, and doesn’t let its currency go up based on supply and demand so it can keep its manufactured goods competitive on a global basis?

You got it- put the phone down. The world has found a replacement currency, and GOLD is it. GOLD has not made this meteoric climb as a precious metal or a hedge against inflation. It’s climbing because it has become the 21st Century bull market currency.

So, until the European banking crises and sovereign debt issues are resolved gold is likely to continue climbing. Until the US enacts a plan the market likes to control and reduce deficit spending, GOLD is likely to continue climbing.

While simply buying gold might be part of the answer, don’t you find it hard to buy something that has moved so far and so fast? I do. I saw an interview with Robert Prechter the other day- one of the all time market gurus- he said he loved gold at $284, but he’s not interested at $1800.

I get his point. So, how does one intelligently participate in GOLD?- through junior mining stocks. This is a hot sector, and will likely continue to be hot for a while. There’s a real disconnect- Gold either has to come down $500 per ounce, or junior miners need to go up. It’s inevitable.

This is an emergency report. I was planning on putting it out in a day or two, but the way this stock is trading- I felt you needed to see this immediately, because there might be a strong bounce here. I don’t want you to miss it.

All American Gold (OTC BB: AAGC): Let The Drilling Begin

Here’s a couple of factoids to get us started.

• Nevada is the #1 producing gold state in the US
• Nevada is the #4 largest producing gold region in the world
• 5.6 million ounces of gold were mined in Nevada two years ago

Now, I don’t want to talk a lot about AAGC, because this idea is mainly technical. The chart is telling you to act immediately.

So, let’s go through this quickly. AAGC has 3 gold mining sites in Nevada- the Goldfield West property, The Golden Jackpot property #1, and the Golden Jackpot Property #2.

Goldfield West is the most important today. AAGC just announced it was commencing drilling on the property. The particular property is located a mere 4 miles from International Mineral’s Gemfield Deposit.

Historic production of above 17 g/t au per ton has come out of this area. The means the area yields 17 ounces of gold for every ton they mine.

According to CEO Brent Welke, 138 drill holes have been completed in the area, and an 800 meter long north/south structure has been identified.

A test drilling in this section in 2010 yielded the possibility of gold values up to 1.45 g/t.

All of the drill holes will be focused on both ends of this structure, and results will be compiled by and independent geologist.

There’s two more areas just like it for AAGC to work down the road.

Now- let’s get on to the good stuff.

A Retracement Fibonacci Would Be Proud Of

After 23 years of stock watching, I think I’ve got it nailed. At least some of the time.

I have found over the years, the highest probability, lowest risk entry point one can have in a stock is a perfect 61.8% Fibonacci Retracement. Go ahead and Google “Fibonacci Retracement”. You will see all sorts of technical commentary and information about how Fibonacci Retracements are used by chartists.

This is the guy right here. 12th Century mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci was a pretty smart guy.

Along with the famous Fibonacci Sequence, he figured out many mathematical formulas and ratios that are still widely used today.

He observed ratios that constantly re occur in nature. The two key numbers he computed were a 38.2 ratio, and a 61.8 ratio. Here are some examples.

Most peoples arms go 61.8% of the way to the ground. Sunflower petals are 38.2% longer, or 61.8% shorter than the ones next to them. The pyramids are 31.8% lower from one to the next.

The Fibonacci Retracement has been the most tried and true technical indicator for me over the years, which is why I had to get this idea to you right away.

When I see a stock going up, I’m looking for a pullback for a favorable entry point. I always start looking when the stock pulls back 38.2% of the last move, but the ideal place to come in is a 61.8% retacement.

Want to see a perfect 61.8% Retracement? Check out the chart of AAGC.

Here’s the beauty of pouncing on a stock at the 61.8% retracement level. If the stock has dropped to that level, it’s either going to rebound, or it’s going to fall through that level.

Odds are it will bounce. But, if it doesn’t you can keep a tight stop, because any further price erosion means it’s likely going lower.

As you can see from the chart, AAGC started its run at about $.35 in early July, and made a high of $.95 a couple of days ago. In the last two days profit taking overwhelmed the stock. This is a nearly perfect 61.8% retracement, and the absolute ideal, lower risk entry point.

This chart is the reason I needed to get this idea to you today and immediately.

It’s clear the stock was hit with profit taking, and that panicked other, more recent investors to sell as well over the last 2 trading days.

The stock saw a low today of $.54, but bounced to close at $.60. The absolute perfect 61.8% retracement was $.5765.

This stock is likely to bounce. It might go back to its previous high, which would be huge technically. In the short term, it probably wants to bounce from here.

Here’s my thoughts on the trading side: Accumulate up to $.63. Set your SSL 10% below your entry level. This one could easily go back to its high in the $.95 range short term. If it does, there’s even higher levels ahead.

Look for the stock to bounce to its previous high, then work higher. When an opportunity presents itself, sometimes you just have to move on it.

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Riddle Me This Bat Investors

Riddle me this all you Bat Investors.

For those of you who are too young to remember (probably most of you), it’s a metaphor from the old Bat Man TV series where his arch enemy, the Riddler, would always throw out that line. 

Of course, he had a few more arch enemies.

Moving forward- Riddle Me This? What is:

• The Fastest Growing Form of Entertainment on the Planet?
• The hottest merchandising opportunity to come along in years?
• The most poorly distributed content in the history of entertainment?

And- here’s a few more clues for the Riddle. What entertainment content is in huge demand, but has never been syndicated across all the media platforms of TV, Cable, Radio, Internet, and Social Media?

And, here’s your last clue. What sock has moved up the charts about 40% in the last week on increasing volume, and looks poised for a real break out?

For the answer to this Riddle, check your inbox tomorrow after the market closes.

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We encourage our readers to invest carefully and read the investor information available at the web sites of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) at http://www.sec.gov and/or the National Association of Securities Dealers (“NASD”) at http://www.finra.org. We also recommend that you read the SEC advisory to investors concerning Internet Stock Fraud, which can be found at http://www.sec.gov/consumer/cyberfr.htm. Readers can review all public filings by companies at the SEC’s EDGAR page. The NASD has published information on how to invest carefully at its web site.

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