Will Immune Response CorP (IMNR) ever rebound from .13 per share?
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buy it, its only 13 cents. what do you have to lose. imagine it going back up. its going to go up no matter what in like 10 years. but if it crashes you wont lose much.
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Share price has absolutly no importance in stock buying decision. (unless looking to write options with limited amount of money). A company could be worth $100 and it does not matter if it has two shares of 50 dollars each, or 100 shares of $1 each. RHAT is worth 5 billion dollars and MSFT is 286 billion dollars As for Rhat VS. MSFT, it is important to see the value of one share of MSFT, and RHAT.  and MSFT is expected to make just less of 1.5 per share next year and RHAT is to make less than 40 cents. The investors are expecting RHAT to have extremely high growth. Rhat is at a future PE of 75, which is very high and very risky, any small news of faltered growth will kill this stock, so even if Earnings per share double next year (not expected by estimaters) they would have a PE of 35 which is average for the industry and no guarantee that it would be higher than that is the excitement goes up. Looking at the cashflow of RHAT which is horrible due to their need of research, and only fairly good debt. This stock is extremely risky and holds limited upside. I don't like large caps, but in this case, it is better than this small cap, and there are plenty of other small caps with far less risk and higher potential than RHAT, BUT, if you are looking for long term investments, and you honestly believe that RHAt will rattle Microsoft and steal a big piece of it's market share in the coming decade, then hold on to it. a 30% short term loss, is not too bad if it's market cap reaches 50 Billion for a 1000% gain in less than ten years. I rather wait and see them doing some conquering first though.
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Well it NEVER is a good sign when a company gets delisted off the stock exchange. To put it bluntly, kicked off. Even before they stopped trading completely (on what they call the pink sheets) the stock price never went beyond $1.03 a share. I tried to look at their financial statement on their web site but low and behold no financials? The news on this company is so sparse that there is no way I would invest based upon the way the management is hiding all relevant information on the company except of course their statement they will be relisted on the exchange soon.
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There's a latest review on this site\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.com/blog/?p=19
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DOW is maybe the most undervalued but it is also the most cyclical. It does pay a decent dividend. It is the largest chemical company in the U S. It is subject to asbestos litigation. Technically, it is weak. \n\nXOM is also undervalued but congress wants to blame XOM for the fact that everyone is driving gas guzzling SUV's. The company pays a poor dividend relative to its earnings. \n\nTM technically strong. I dont think oil prices are going down any time and I think auto stocks will suffer as a result. TM will not suffer as much as GM. \n\n\nZMH another technically weak stock. \n\nShort term I would have to go with TM because it is technically strong. \n\nLong term XOM. Though I believe a smaller less politacally sensitive oil company might be a better investment vehicle.
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if you have interest in share market resumes visit emergic.com
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Yahoos stock will slowly and steadily go up over the next 3 years in my estimation.\nIt is not a stock you will be able to retire on, but it is a good addition to your stock portfolio.
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In theory, netGuru (NGRU) - you can buy the stock for 0.49 per share and receive an annual dividend of 0.85 BUT it is unlikely to be around a year from now.\n\nIf you like Popeye's Fried Chicken you can buy AFC Enterprises (AFCE) for 13.50 per share and get an annual dividend (maybe) of 12.00 per share.\n\nTop 5 dividend yields (ticker, name, yield) \n\nNGRU, netGuru, Inc. 166.67% \n\nREMC, REMEC, Inc. 102.27% \n\nECR, ECC Capital Corporation 52.17% \n\nMMRSF, Madison Minerals Inc. 37.78% \n\nAFCE, AFC Enterprises, Inc. 35.69% \n\nVery high risk with all of these.
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A stock that would be perfect for you is one that I own, called Incyte (INCY).  They are a bio-tech pharmaceutical company.  Last November, they entered into an agreement with Phizer (sp?) for payments of up to $743 million upon successful completion of various drugs.  Well, recently they had some bad news.  One of their drugs was pulled after some bad results in Stage IIB trials...but they have a lot of good drugs on the way.  Plus that $743 million is double their market cap right now, meaning that the stock would skyrocket once there was a payment from Phizer to Incyte.  Check out their website @ www.incyte.com.  I plan on holding this stock for 3 years, or until it gets to 15 dollars, which ever comes first.
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I wouldn't. An indictment could come out any day which would send the stock down. Haliburton should be OK for another year or so though because they have contracts to fill that cannot be transferred to anyone else, regardless of what sort of politicking goes on between now and then. As long as their accounting is correct the company is still solid even if the hold board is removed for wrong-doing. This stock is a "sell" in my book.
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It's a game, you're looking for some potential big increases in a short period.\n\nLMRA is a good speculative stock.  Buy on support around 7 and sell around 10.  \n\nLook at the chart.  Pops up, pulls back, pops up, pulls back.\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?t=3m&l=on&z=m&q=c&p=&a=&c=&s=lmra\n\nSome solid stocks you might like are NYX or MA.  KSS isn't too bad either.\n\nGood luck!
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Right here on Yahoo. Use their stock screener. Select NASDAQ exchange, and industry = biotechnology. I found 55 above their 50 day moving average.
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I assume you're talking US major-exchange (AMEX, NASDAQ, NYSE) listed stocks.\n\nThe following stocks are the top 25 stocks in 2006 compared by looking at their 2005 closing price on 30 Dec 2005 and looking at today's (4 May 2006) closing price.  These are SPLIT ADJUSTED but not dividend adjusted.  The third figure represents the percentage increase.\n\nVEGF Corautus Generic 372.7\nINHX Inhibitex Inc 315.8\nROHI Rotech Healthcare Inc 288.9\nNGRU Netgura Inc 270.0\nANCC Airnet Communications Corp 266.7\nPXT Pxre Group Ltd 265.1\nNHRX NationsHealth 263.3\nOTVL Onetravel Hldg 250.0\nAXJ AXM Pharma Inc 225.8\nOLGC Ortho Logic Corp 186.5\nSMRAD Somera Communications Inc 181.6\nGXY Galaxy Nutrit Foods Inc 177.8\nNTMD Nitromed Inc 158.3\nBPG BPI Energy Hldgs 157.7\nGTE Globetel Comm 150.3\nPLAY Portalplayer Inc 148.6\nWRSP Worldspace Inc 148.0\nRHEO Occulogix Inc 141.6\nAGEN Antigenics Inc 140.4\nPQE Proquest Company 136.5\nNPSP NPS Pharmaceuticals 134.0\nDSCO Discovery Lab Inc 132.8\nCRYO Cryocor 131.0\nCURN Curon Medical Inc 127.8\nTCMI Triple Crown Media 126.9
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It does not look like this is a publicly traded stock.  I just did a symbol lookup on http://finance.yahoo.com and came up with nothing -- is the spelling correct?\n\nIf this is a privately held company then the only time your wife will make money is if the company goes public or they get sold.
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Earnings per share (Trailing twelve months)
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i bought SUNW stocks today.  Their is great potential in the company.  In the 90's this stock was in the $70/share.  SUNW is announcing quarter results on monday and i think they will beat expecations.  $5 dollars a share is a great deal that will easily reach $20 this year.  THey have reduced costs by cutting work force and they have released some strong servers that will generate revenue. BUY NOW before Monday results.
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Its one of the the better Mid-Cap stocks. Though its valuation (standalone) is expensive but when adjusted to growth its pretty k.