Christopher Columbus Alert – GOHG

Posted by Admin on May 19, 2010 under Penny Stock Alerts Blog | Read the First Comment

Okay masters of the universe, we got a real wild untamed beast today that is not like any alert I’ve ever sent out before.  This company is EXTREMELY thinly traded.  That means it trades on low volume.  This trade could make us more money than 90% of the other alerts I send out. HOWEVER, it’s also riskier so if you decide to ride the wild beast, be careful and buckle your safety belt.

It’s the Columbus alert because we’re going to be exploring some new territory with this one.
Today’s alert is on a company called GOHG – Global Holdings, Inc.

Here is what they do:
Global Holdings Inc.’s objective is to acquire and promote advanced technologies through management coaching, effective intellectual property deployment, business networking and intelligent financial solutions. The company intends to become a technology incubator by offering a specialized menu of support resources and services. Management believes it will accomplish its goal to maximize shareholder value through strategic acquisitions and effective business model design.

Now personally I have NO idea what that means.  I did a little research and it helped me figure out what these guys do.   They basically want to be a part of cutting-edge technology, and their latest move was into my favorite kind of technology…GREEN technology!
Check out this press release that came out yesterday:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Global-Acquires-Innovative-bw-1716585475.html?x=0&.v=1
GOHG just acquired a company that is focused on developing something called “velocity dependent electrical energy harvesting”.  Sounds pretty Star Wars high-tech.  GOHG’s new acquisition is also working on developing other green technology as well as homeland security products.  Homeland security is another industry I LOVE.  I don’t live far from Times Square and I see first-hand how badly this country is craving more sophisticated and effective homeland security products.  I’m kinda crazy, but I freak out about terrorists on an almost daily basis.
Anyway I think GOHG’s new acquisition (Bosonic Industrial Corp.) is more focused on green technology, but I’m glad to see their other focus is in one of my other favorite sectors.  New energy technology is extremely “in” these days.  If the US government is willing to throw gobs of money at one thing these days, I’d have to say that one thing is green technology.  I mean of course there are also wars (which also benefits homeland security technology), healthcare, etc…but I think those will eventually take a backseat to green technology.
From watching that “America, the Story of Us” show on the history channel, I’ve seen our country has always thrived by being cutting edge, innovative, and the first country to do a certain thing.  I think our best shot in the near future at staying the dominant worldwide super-power is to be the most dominant country in the world when it comes to green energy.  Not only does it enhance our image and preserve the environment, but it does one thing much more important to a greedy pig like me…it SAVES MONEY!
Enough of me ranting about America and the power of green technology.  You already get that in plenty of other emails from me.
So why am I sending out GOGH now?
If you’ll look at their chart you’ll notice something is a little weird…they basically have no chart.  So why am I sending out an alert on a company that barely trades?  Because I think we can make an insane amount of money on it if we trade it properly.

If you look at the charts on most of the alerts I send out you’ll see something.  The symbol normally isn’t too active, and then I send it out after some activity occurs.  That’s good, because when a small cap company starts trading heavily, that may mean we have a day, a week, a month where it could make a crazy run and make us big profits.  However there are usually 1-3 days at the very beginning of the run where the chart just goes bananas and makes a massive move upwards, sometimes 100-300%.

The reason those first few days are SO profitable is that often times there are only buyers and little or no sellers.  Everyone is just buying buying buying.  When there is heavy buying and minimal selling, the share price on a thinly traded stock can go through the roof.  After a few days, the gains often continue but they slow down because now a lot of those early birds who are up over 100% start cashing in their profits.
Well GOHG is our chance to be in at the VERY BEGINNING. I don’t normally send out alerts on companies that have such little volume, however GOHG was too good to resist.  I think they’re about to go on a big run because they’ve been releasing news.  News is usually the biggest clue that a small cap company is about to go on a run.
If GOHG keeps releasing news….maybe gets picked up by a few other newsletters soon if they are skyrocketing and other newsletters want to cover them…we may be the first ones in on a very big run.

A similar situation we had a while ago was LYJN, which was a huge winner and made us, I don’t even remember, I think maybe 500%.  LYJN was one of those cases of us being the first to get on board before a rocket took off.  I think GOHG is a very similar situation.

Now just to be clear, I am NOT promising LYJN-style gains…and I’m even emphasizing you to be extra cautious do to the low daily volume on GOHG. Despite all that, it’s the low volume companies that aren’t traded actively where the biggest gains can be made. Even if other newsletters don’t pick up GOHG, day traders might have an absolute party with GOHG tomorrow since there is so much room to move.

I know this play isn’t up everybody’s alley, but I sincerely believe this could be a massive profit maker.  For those of you brave traders out there, let’s get behind GOHG and go nuts.  Tomorrow could be a great day and next week could be a stairwayyyyy to heeavveeeennnn.
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