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I could always grab what is hot on the boards and regurgitate it to you, but I feel that my mission is to give you more than that.  So, I spend a great deal of time in the web and on my screening software looking for stocks that I think will either rise or fall.  I don’t know with certainty when a move will happen, but it appears to me that one is imminent.

DYMTF

This stock has a great chart and based upon that I am recommending that you keep it on your radar.  The company is in tough financial shape, but is in an industry that is hot (Biofuels) and and receiving government stimulus money.  Dynamotive Energy Systems Corporation (DYMTF) is an emerging leader in converting both biomass residues and energy crops into fuels that are technologically viable and environmentally sound.   Their technology and process uses biomass that is not feedstock (one of the complaints about biofuels).

Here is the chart:

The stock is oversold, it is 25% off of its recent high and volume is remaining steady.  This company may travel along the oversold level for a few days or a week (as it did before), but the pressure is on the stock to rise.  Watch the MACD to see what direction it takes and also whether it is above the signal line. 

DANR

Natural resource plays are familiar fodder in the penny stock world.  Some are good and some are not.  The challenge isn’t finding out which are which, but rather finding the one that is going to move the most soonest.  I believe that DANR might be in line for a upward correction and should be watched.  Dana Resources is looking for GOLD in Peru and has 19 properties sprinkled throughout Peru.  The company is still several years away from any significant revenues, but they believe the properties possess significant potential.

Here is the chart:

DANR is definitely oversold and, in my opinion, is due for a correction.  The company has experienced a significant volume spike lately as investors unloaded the stock.  The stock is up 10% today and it has much farther to run until it gets back what it has lost in recent days.  There is no resistance between its current price and 37.5 cents.   A volatile stock, but one that might deliver some good gains.  This is a volatile stock and needs to have a tight stop on it.

Good luck and good trading.

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I love the cable show, “Dirty Jobs”. Mike Rowe is amazing for his willingness to take on the most difficult, messy,smelly…and dangerous jobs.  MIke even had an episode where he worked as a diaper cleaner!  I find it odd though that the one job Mike has stayed away from is Fatherhood.  Mike has never married, has no kids and is, by his own admission, a serial bachelor.  I wonder if he would be up to one of the hardest jobs in the world:  FATHERHOOD! I am curious why Mr. Rowe hasn’t had the guts to tackle the dirtiest job of them all (and most rewarding).

Diapers is only one aspect of what I believe is the best job in the world: I have, over the ten years of fatherhood, been a diaper changer, tackling dummy, crossing guard, coach, friend, boss, horsey, disciplinarian, playmate and…best of all, DAD.  Fatherhood changed my life and I am really glad it did.

This weekend we get to celebrate Father’s Day and I hope that you truly celebrate it.  Please know that I am not putting down the contribution of Mother’s.  In fact, I am in awe of my wife Wendy who is a stay-at-home-mom and homeschool teacher.  But we are a pair, my wife and I.  My contributions, while different, are every bit as important for this family.  It is sad that most men (and fathers) have been portrayed in the media as morons.  We are not.  We have an absolutely crucial role to play in raising our children (I have 4!).

So, this weekend, please don’t forget to honor Dads.  Don’t worry if your Dad is not perfect…there are no perfect dads.  Just encourage him and thank him for his role in your life.

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!