PAINTED PIG
STOCK ALERT
WEEKEND UPDATE
November 22, 2009
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THE PIGS "OINK" OF THE DAY
A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE AFRAID OF HEIGHTS, NOT ME, I AM AFRAID OF WIDTHS.
-STEVEN WRIGHT
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THE PIG SPEAKS.............
THE PIG HAD A CONFAB WITH SOME OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BARN YARD TODAY ON THE DESIGN, LAYOUT, AND CONTENT OF THE NEW BLOG. IT’S GOING TO BRING ABOUT A FEW MORE CHANGES. BUT WHATS A PIGS LIFE WITHOUT CHANGE ? MORE PICKS, MORE FUN, MORE INTERESTING SUBJECT MATTER. THE PIG WANTS THE INFORMATION TO BE ABOVE ALL, PROFITABLE. THE PIG WILL TRY TO FOCUS MOST HIS CONTENT ON THIS ASPECT. BECAUSE,AFTER ALL THE PIG IS HERE TO MAKE FAT PROFITS TOO.
THE PIG’s HOT TIP OF THE WEEK........
V.AOX-ANDOVER VENTURES
THE PIGS SOURCES ROOTED THIS CASH CABBAGE OUT OF THE FARMERS GARDEN. TRADING .355 AND UP .05 ON FRIDAY ON 208,000. THIS VALUED VEGETABLE HAS SOME GOOD KARMA ATTACHED TO IT. LOW FLOAT, GOOD MANAGEMENT, AND SOME CHOICE REAL ESTATE, THE PIG SAYS IT FITS THE CRITERIA OF A POTENTIAL BUST OUT AND RUN. THE CHART SCREAMS “BUY” TO THE PIG.
THE PIGS POTENTIALLY PORKY PROFIT PICKS OF THE WEEK…..
V.EZ - ENCORE RENAISANCE RESOURCES
THE PIG SPOTTED THIS ONE ON HIS SCREENING PROGRAM. IT SEEMS TO BE UNDER ACCUMULATION AT PRESENT, AHEAD OF SOME NEWS WE THINK. HUGE TRADING DAY ON FRIDAY WITH OVER 14 MILLION TRADED. A LITTLE LARGER SHARE FLOAT THAN THE PIG WOULD LIKE BUT THE PRICE AND GROWTH POTENTIAL IS THERE. WATCH FOR VOLUME AND GO WITH THE MOMENTUM !
V.PTV-PETRO VISTA ENERGY
V.SFF-SEAFIELD RESOURCES
A TIP FROM ANOTHER BARNYARD FRIEND, PLUCKY THE DUCK. TO BUY THIS PORKY POTENTIALED PLAYER. APPARENTLY, DUCK HAS A SOUTH AMERICAN COUSIN WHO ALERTED HIM TO ONCOMING NEWS, THAT’S JUST
DUCKY. NICE CHART ON IT, TRADING .155 AND IF IT BREAKS THE 52 WEEK HIGH (.24) IT WILL BE LONG GONE. SO GET ON ABOARD THE PORK EXPRESS FOR PROFITVILLE.
V.WRY-WESTERN TROY CAPITAL RESOURCES
TWO BIG “UP” DAYS AND WILL IT CONTINUE ? WHY THE HUB BUB ? APPARENTLY THE COMPANY IS ENTERING THE RARE EARTH SECTOR WITH A PROMINENT PROPERTY IN QUEBEC, SO SAYS THE PIGS SOURCE. VERY LOW FLOAT (THE PIG LIKES THAT) GOOD LIQUIDITY, AND CHART. MAY HAVE SOME UPDSIDE YET. CAUTION IF YOUR GETTING IN NOW.
THE PIGS US-OTC PICKS OF THE WEEK…..
Green Planet is still waiting for financials and is at 6 cents, could hit 30 cents next week, revenue is up 3000% to almost 100 million dollars US. Green Planet Grp (BB) (GNPG) my top pick for the last quarter of 2009. I can see it hitting $1.00 by the end of the first quarter 2010. Read their latest news releases.
THE PIGS CHEEPY OF THE WEEK..………
THE PIG'S PORK CHOP PICKS OF THE WEEK.....
(GET IN AND ENJOY THE RIDE)V.ATT-ATOCHA RESOURCES
THIS PIGLET IS POISED TO MOVE AND WE ARE IN FOR THE RIDE. GET ON THE WAGON SOON IF YOU’RE NOT ALREADY. A CHANCE TO BE IN EARLY ON THE NEXT BIG AREA PLAY IN THE TIMMINS MINING CAMP.
V.AAA-ALLANA RESOURCES
A YEAR LONG HOLD FOR THE PIG ON THIS ONE, THE PIG IS OUT ON A LIMB HERE WITH HIS 6 TO 8 BAGGER IN A YEAR OR LESS !
V.RCR-ROCKCLIFF RESOURCES
A PICK FROM THE PIGS FARM YARD FRIEND, RANDY ROOSTER. ITS GOT ALL THE RIGHT STUFF TO MAKE US SOME SERIOUS MONEY SAYS THE ROOSTER.
THE PIGS WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PICKS…
(OLD FRIENDS AND STEADY EDDIES)PETROSTAR PETROLEUM CORP - PEP:TSX-V
CANADIAN MINING COMPANY INC - CNG:TSX-V
BOTH COMPANIES FEATURE GREAT MANAGEMENT, SOLID PROJECTS AND PRODUCTS AND RESPONSIBLE AND ETHICAL IDEALS. BOTH ARE GREAT LONG TERM BUY’S AND HOLD’S.
THE PIGS ASIAN MARKET NEWS OF THE WEEK........
Australian stock market expected to trend upwards
Asian markets: Week ahead:
Australian stock market expected to trend upwardsSYDNEY: The Australian stock market is expected to trend upwards in the week ahead, led by resources shares boosted by the improving outlook for commodities, dealers said Friday. For the week ending Nov 20, the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 closed down 20 points, or 0.44 percent, at 4,685.8. Dealers said resources stocks were expected to continue to support the market as it became clear that built-in commodity prices have been too pessimistic, CMC Markets equities broker David Barrett-Lennard said. “I feel like the market has got further to go,” he said. “The December rally is well anticipated at the moment.” Chris Weston, from IG Markets, said Australian shares were dragged lower by finance and materials stocks Friday but noted that the market “uptrend” was still intact. afp
South Korean market tipped to remain steady
SEOUL: South Korea’s stock market is expected to take a breather in the coming week as investors await further momentum, analysts said Friday. They expect the market to face strong resistance against further rises when the benchmark KOSPI index comes close to 1,630-1,650 points. The KOSPI ended Friday at 1,620.60, gaining 3.1 percent for the week. “Following a recent rally, the market is likely to face resistance in the coming week,” SK Securities analyst Choi Sung-Rak told AFP. “But investors may hold their stocks, waiting for (the) next rally,” he said. Lee Seung-Woo, an analyst at Daewoo Securities, noted trading volume had remained light since mid-September, telling Yonhap news agency that “there is a strong tendency among investors to wait and see”. Samsung Securities analyst Oh Hyun-Seok said the KOSPI was likely to face short-term resistance at 1,650. afp
Japanese shares may face another bout of selling pressure
TOKYO: Japanese shares are likely to face another bout of selling pressure next week amid jitters over weakness in global stock markets, analysts say. “Selling pressure is likely to remain strong next week following the recent stagnant performance overseas,” said Mayumi Yamamoto, analyst at Daiwa Securities SMBC. Over the week to Nov 20, the benchmark Nikkei-225 index lost 272.63 points, or 2.79 percent, to 9,497.68. The broader Topix index of all first section shares fell 28.09 points, or 3.24 percent, to 838.71. Worries about Mitsubishi UFJ’s plans to issue new shares overshadowed prospects for Japanese stocks, market participants said. Market strategists now expect other banks to follow suit, sparking concerns that the value of existing shares will be diluted. Concerns over economic policies introduced by Japan’s new government also made the market cautious about trading amid growing signs of deflation in the Japanese economy, analysts said. afp
Singapore share prices to rise ahead of expected year-end rally
SINGAPORE: Singapore share prices are seen to rise next week ahead of an expected year-end rally, analysts said Friday. The blue-chip Straits Times Index closed at 2,761.54 for the week, up 34.31 points, or 1.26 percent, from the previous week. “Nineteen years of history favours a November/December year-end rally,” Citigroup said in a research note. It said the best performing years for the local stock market were usually those associated with periods when the economy was coming out of recession. Singapore on Thursday declared a severe recession over after two straight quarters of growth and predicted the economy would expand by up to five percent in 2010. “Book values are starting to expand again after being stagnant for the past two years, led by the banks’ book expansion,” Citigroup said. Over the past week, average daily volume was 1.48 billion shares worth 1.38 billion Singapore dollars (one billion US), compared to 1.25 billion shares valued at 1.34 billion dollars the week before. afp
Taiwan chips expected to stay in narrow range
TAIPEI: Taiwan share prices are expected to stay in a narrow range next week amid concerns over further Wall Street volatility, dealers said Friday. Large-cap electronic firms may remain weak as investors fear US high-tech stocks will suffer more declines on uncertainty over the industrial outlook, they said. Sentiment has turned cautious ahead of the scheduled release of third-quarter economic data Thursday, which will provide a clearer picture of the local climate, they added. The market is expected to encounter heavy pressure as it moves closer to 7,800 points next week, while any downside pressure may be cushioned at around 7,600, dealers said. For the week to November 20, the weighted index rose 17.34 points or 0.23 percent to 7,682.97 after a 2.71 percent increase a week earlier. Average daily turnover stood at 134.30 billion Taiwan dollars (4.15 billion US), compared with 95.52 billion dollars a week ago. afp
Thailand’s scrips may weaken ahead of mass anti-govt rally
BANGKOK: Thailand’s stock market is likely to weaken next week ahead of a mass anti-government rally expected to add to recent domestic political turmoil, an analyst said. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) composite index shed 3.08 points or 0.44 percent over the past week to close Friday at 695.25 points. The daily average trading value fell 23.3 percent from a week earlier to 16.3 billion baht ($490.2 million). “It would be difficult for the market to make headway next week... because the Red Shirts have planned a mass protest to press the government to quit,” said Kosin Sripaiboon, an analyst at UOB Kay Hian Securities (Thailand).
THE PIGS WEBSITE OF THE WEEK...........
http://www.angry.net/THE PIGS BOOK OF THE WEEK……..
By Jim Rogers
THE PIGS COMMODITY NEWS OF THE WEEK.....
Record $60 bln invested in commodities 2009-BarCapRecord $60 bln invested in commodities 2009-BarCap
* $60 bln seen invested 2009 vs $51 bln prev record in 2006* Assets under management year-end to total $230-240 billion
LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - A record $60 billion will have poured into commodities by the end of this year, Barclays Capital said, after a dip in oil prices provided an entry point for investors seeking to diversify into riskier assets.
"Investment flows into commodity markets have come in at unprecedented levels this year," Barclays Capital said in a research report dated Nov. 19.
"Absent any significant reversal in the macroeconomic outlook, we expect investment flows to remain strong throughout Q4 2009, heading for a record high of $60 billion for the year as a whole and with commodity assets under management (AUMs) likely to end the year at about $230-240 billion."
Barclays Capital's figures showed strong inflows in October continuing into November with total money into commodities year-to-date already approaching a record $55 billion, displacing the previous record of $51 billion in 2006.
The figures cover long-only passive investors such as exchange-traded products, structured products and commodities index swaps.
Those wanting to enter commodities found an opportunity after last year's price crash when oil, for instance, dived towards $32 a barrel, down from a record of nearly $150 hit in July.
U.S. crude futures CLc1 started the year at around $40 a barrel.
"Sharp falls in commodity prices earlier in the year created opportunities for long-term exposure, providing an opportunity for investors to act on their interest in commodities," Barclays said.
It predicted commodities would regain their value as portfolio diversifiers, rising when other asset classes fall.
This year has been an exception in that commodities have risen in line with a rally across a wave of asset classes, driven by the vast amounts of liquidity central banks have provided in response to government stimulus plans.
"The lack of differentiation between asset classes late in 2008 and in the early part of this year did dent investor confidence, but in our view was a mere aberration from the usual trend, rather than the establishment of a new norm," the report said.
Commodity investment returns are now at their highest level since the second quarter.
THE PIGS FUNNIES OF THE DAY.......................
Confuscious say………………….
• Man who lay woman on ground, get peace on earth. • Man who gets kicked in testicles, left holding the bag. • Man who kisses girl's behind, gets crack in face. • Passionate kiss like spider web-lead to undoing of fly. • Man with holes in pocket, feels cocky all day.
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