Hello all and a happy new year to ya'.  I know most other newsletters wish you a happy new year on January 1st, but I'm much cooler than them and of course have to be fashionably late. 

 

I just wanted to congratulate anyone who was in my alert from August 21, CUM...Copper Mountain Mining on the Toronto Exchange.  CUM.TO hit ANOTHER 52 week high today of $2.55.  That's up 96% from when I sent out my alert at $1.30.  It opened the next day at $1.36 so actually you probably made closer to 88%.  Still...I knew CUM (I know you're expecting another immature joke, but I'm NOT gonna do it this time) was going to come around and that it was a winner. 

 

I don't advise people on when to sell, because for all I know CUM could keep on soaring.  However, I hope you guys are smart enough to know to take some profits when you're up, especially when you're up big.  What goes up, must come down, so consider taking some profits on CUM if you haven't already.  Don't be greedy.  Like they say "Bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered."  So don't be a greedy pig and get slaughtered!

I know it has been a while since I sent something out but I'm trying to choose my next alerts very carefully.  2009 was a hit, but I want 2010 to crush 2009.  I've been hearing a lot of my buddies talk about making huge profits in the sub-penny market.  Sub-pennies aren't normally my thing, but I've been hearing so many guys talk about making thousands of percent in days or weeks that I'm going to start keeping my eye on that market as well.  I don't know if I'll find anything worth mentioning, but we'll see.  Other then that, I'm just watching the regular old small cap market trying to find the next big winner.

 

I'm also adding some new features to the site for 2010 so I'll send out email updates when they're ready.  They'll be designed to help you guys trade penny stocks more profitably, and get in earlier on big winners.

 

Hope everyone is doing great, and hope you're all doing much better than I am at sticking to your new years resolutions.  

 

See You Later, Alligators...