Prev Close | 1.14 |
Open | 1.15 |
Day Low/High | 1.13 / 1.20 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1.00 / 5.70 |
Volume | 616.76K |
Prev Close | 1.14 |
Open | 1.15 |
Day Low/High | 1.13 / 1.20 |
52 Wk Low/High | 1.00 / 5.70 |
Volume | 616.76K |
Exchange | AMEX |
Shares Outstanding | 41.10B |
Market Cap | 48.09M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The prices for hydrocarbons are going absolutely nuts this week.
Nano One Materials is starting to gain attention for its process technology that can make electric battery production greener.
But instead of complaining about -- or even worse, ignoring -- price spikes, invest in them.
I'm feeling better about more aggressive stock picking, but I'm staying selective.
As I step into my role as 'Future Man,' I'm looking for undervalued stocks among the sea of supercharged tech names.
Remember always that smaller companies require bigger due diligence.
There is so much going on right now that it is overwhelming.
All these names, I believe, have potential positive catalysts, but they all can drift lower in a poor market.
The interest in stock picking keeps the mood very positive, and I don't see that shifting too quickly.
It favors aggressive stock picking right now.
Given the surge in interest in electric vehicles, demand for lithium produced in the U.S. will be substantial.
This is all about trading fast-moving speculative stocks.
It has not been a smooth transition between 'reopening' and 'stay-at-home' stocks.
The positive news is that small-caps continue to do well and there's some good trading in smaller names.
The biggest challenge I see right now isn't overall market conditions but finding individual stocks that are ready to run.
One interesting development is the rotational action that is taking place within the smaller caps.
This great trading action comes in an environment with so many dramatic news headlines.