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MINE, STWG & Extended Watchlist

This morning, we’re looking at two unrelated stocks that share an odd sort of connection. We’ve got an mining company-turned-beverage company, and, you guessed it, a beverage company-turned-mining company. We can’t make this stuff up!

Minerco Resources, Inc. MINE
After noticing the MINE making higher highs and higher lows last week, we were prompted to include it in Thurday and Friday’s extended watchlists. At the time, it was trading as low as .0012. MINE continued its uptrend, and went on to close at a high of .002 on Friday, making gains of 67% possible.

Should MINE continue the momentum it built up last week, as indicators seem to suggest, we are going to be looking for a break of resistance at the 200DMA .0025. If it can break past that point on the chart, it could make a run at its previous swing high of .004. We’ve pointed out the key chart aspects in the following video:

S2C Global Systems, Inc. STWG
Shooting up 900% from our original call of .001 to .011 on Thursday, STWG followed up by having another good session on Friday. After opening up at .009, the stock traded as high .012, a 33% spike.

The STWG chart is still looking pretty good as well. Friday’s session brought nearly 3X its 3mo. average volume, and the RSI is holding above the 50-line and the 50DMA.

Click the image below to view a video of the chart:

Extended Watchlist:
BRND, EEDG, OSLH (All coming off of recent lows)

 

STWG, TCPS & Extended Watchlist

TechnoConcepts, Inc. TCPS
TCPS has been an absolute juggernaut for us, since we first mentioned it back on May 21st. After trading at .0025, it began an upward climb that astonished even us. After cumulatively gaining over 180% intraday on our first day of coverage, the stock went on to hit .0087 just two days later, pushing our possible gains to nearly 250%

We would continue our coverage, and TCPS would continue its climb, hitting .0421 on Wednesday, an increase of 1600% from the original bottom. That’s where the breakout ended right? Wrong.

Yesterday’s unbelievable .0689 high, marks a gargantuan leap of more than 2650% from .0025 in just seven trading days. Our heartiest congratulations go out to anyone able to capitalize on even a fraction of that.

S2C Global Systems, Inc. STWG
While we’re on the subject of impressive gains from recent points of focus, STWG hit .011 yesterday, increasing our range of increase to 900% from the low following our original call of STWG at .001.

While these two were not our only big winners of the past week, they are certainly among the biggest. Be sure to catch up with us on Monday as we attempt to continue our recent success.

Extended Watchlist:
MINE, RLTR, EDXC, FFFC

DNAD, TCPS, FNMA & Extended Watchlist

DNA Dynamics, Inc. DNAD
DNAD gapped up to open at .0058, and ran as high as .008 straight out of the gate yesterday morning following our timely bottom-bounce alert on the stock. It proceeded to dip back to Tuesday’s closing closing price of .005 and filled its gap, and did manage to hold support at that level for the remainder of the day, which turned out to be the second-highest volume day on record.

A round of awareness campaigns just kicked off on this stock, and while we were one of the first to bring it your way, we expect the promotions to continue today.

TechnoConcepts, Inc. TCPS
TCPS continues to roll, bringing us even more impressive gains. On Friday we stated: “the momentum could carry over to next week, at the very least, we’ll be looking to sell half of our position to lock in our initial investment, and ride the rest of the way on the house’s money.” Well, it turns out the house’s money did pretty well for us indeed. Yesterday the stock touched .0421; from Tuesday’s low of .0075, we were looking at an added 461% to the substantial gains we had already pulled in at that point.

From our first ever alert (at .0025) to yesterday’s .0421 high, we’re talking about possible gains of up to 1600%

Fannie Mae FNMA
This stock was overdue for a pullback and consolidation after a morning breakout yesterday which took it to a high of 5.44. After pulling back to the 2.24-range, it went on to rebound as high as 3.98, a gain of 78% There were actually several subsequent chances for bounceplays over the course of the day, including moves from 2.90 to 3.57, 3.00 to 3.30, and 2.55 to 3.10. It ended up closing the day out at 2.90. We’d like to see those support levels hold as we move forward.

From our first mention of FNMA on May 16th, the stock traded as low as 1.20. Yesterday’s 5.44 high marks a possible gain of up to 353% in just a couple of weeks.

Extended Watchlist:
STWG, MINE, RLTR, EDXC, FFFC