Today’s top poster, Bullboard, and Blog
Top Bullboards post:
“The thing about "investing" or "speculating" in Speculative Junior plays, is that your timing has to be correct. Some here think that you don't buy these stocks until "after" a buyout offer is made. Personally I think that misses the whole point. The time to get into these stocks is "before" the market realizes the enormous potential of a stock such as HAT, and before the offer is made. That is how you make money in the 2nd phase of an Exploratory Mining Stock. The 1st phase of course is when the initial amazing discovery hole is announced. Once that 2nd phase (an offer) happens, it is likely too late to jump in, unless of course there is going to be a 3rd Phase, which is a bidding war for the stock…” – From peasoupfog on the Hathor Exploration (TSX: V.HAT, Stock Forum) Bullboard.
Top Bullboard:
Once again, the Oilexco (TSX: T.OIL) Bullboard was the most posted board on Stockhouse.
Top blog:
littleguy123 discussed the wave of bankruptcies expected for U.S. retailers on the Outside the Market blog Monday.
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