Honor Roll Stocks: $ANTX, $SPCI and $GTWO
February 5th, 2010 at 4:32 pm Posted by The Dean
Here are The Dean’s Honor Roll Stocks of the Day:
$ANTX
AcuNetx, Inc. (OTC: ANTX.OB) engages in the manufacture and sale of neurological diagnostic equipment that measures, tracks, and records human eye movements as a method to diagnose problems of the vestibular system and other balance disorders. The Dean thinks $ANTX has a pretty interesting story, especially with a market cap of less than $1 million. Despite the company not have any news today, $ANTX traded more than 3 times its 3 month average volume and moved up the charts 194.12% today.
$SPCI
SportsNuts, Inc. (OTC: SPCI.OB) organizes and manages various community sports events; and provides online event registration, merchandise sales, event sponsorship, event coordination, and event Web site hosting services, as well as engages in the issuance of targeted e-mails to sports participants, who have requested information about upcoming sporting events. By taking a look at $SPCI, investors might think a company like this could’ve issued news associated with the Super Bowl this weekend. But, on absolutely no news or recent business updates, $SPCI went nuts, trading 28,696,352 shares and moving up as much as 390%, before closing 81.82% in the green.
$GTWO
Back in October, The Dean taught the entire student body about Gen2Media Corporation (OTC: GTWO.OB) teaming up with BLUFF Media. Early this morning, $GTWO announced the completion of a successful launch of the company’s publisher version of its Online Video Platform for its network radio partnerships. The Dean also noticed that SmallCapSentinel.com promoting this innovative penny stock. Today, $GTWO moved as high as $0.45 today and closed the day with a gain of 20.83%.
And, of course, The Dean’s Dunce of the Day:
$ZOOE
Zoo Entertainment Inc. (OTC: ZOOE.OB) focuses on publishing packaged entertainment software titles for use on a variety of other gaming platforms, including Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Microsoft’s Xbox 360. On embarrassingly low volume of just 3,900 shares, $ZOOE’s face sure turned red, as the stock dropped 86.53%.
