Welcome to the 2016 Trading Year!
We finished off 2015 with a couple of nice selections in our premarket report on Thursday, but before we dive into recapping those performances, we invite our readers to take a look at the video we prepared outlining some of the other winners to grace our stat sheet recently. 2015 was a banner year for us with humongous winners coming out of multiple arenas, from micro to mega-caps, stocks, options, ETF’s and more.
It is our solemn vow to sustain these patterns of continued success into this brand new trading year and take our reports to new heights. We’re glad to have all of you with us as we embark upon our 2016 campaign. With each passing year we’ve honed our craft and gotten better and better. We expect this year to be no different! The sky is the limit, so strap in, because it’s going to be a heck of a ride!
(Video highlights the excellent recent performances of our calls on CMRX, SFYW, & VSYM)
Worldfix, Inc. WRFX
The first item on Thursday’s extended watchlist was WRFX, and it turned out to be the most exciting play of the session, and our final double-bagger call of 2015!
It started off mildly, and ended the session with a bang. Subsequent to trading at a low of .0018, the stock ran into the close at .0038. That came out to an intraday gain of 111% and was an excellent way to close out the year.
Not only did the stock close at its daily high, but it did so on more than five times its monthly average volume. Whenever we see heightened trading activity coupled with a strong close, we always want to monitor the stock in following sessions for the possibility of momentum spillover.
Trans-Pacific Aerospace Co., Inc. TPAC
We also tagged TPAC for observation on Thursday; another subpenny play that ended the year on a high note for us. The stock started from a low of .0035 and traded as high as .0051. That hashed out to a respectable intraday run of 46%
It did pull back to close at just .0039, so we’ll be looking out for some possible rebound activity. We’ll remain interested as long as TPAC can maintain support at or above Thursday’s swing low of .0035, but keep in mind that the chart is beginning to look extremely overbought. Anyone speculating in TPAC from this point forward should remain very cautious of this fact.
Extended Watchlist:
DEWM, NXGA, TRUU, BVTK(Bottom-bouncer)