International Tower Hill Mines was an $11 stock a few years ago because of their gold deposit in Alaska. The stock crashed because gold prices fell and oil prices rose, making developing their property not feasible. The stock is at 23 cents, oil has fallen below $40 and gold looks like it might have bottomed. I may start a small position. Disclaimer: I don't know what I'm talking about.
It's like everyone got drunk last night while China continued to crash and started trying to sell. There are reasons to be concerned, obviously China's bubble is bursting and has been for a month or so now and the market in general is due for a pullback. But, jesus, seeing companies like apple and google and the like open down 8% or so after losing about 10% last week was stupid and unsurprisingly has bounced back. Apple, for example was at $115 last week, it finished the week at $105 and hit $92 this morning for a second before ascending to where it is now at $108.
Jinko Solar looks like it is a solvent company whose stock was caught in the selloff. Yingli Green Energy is under $1 but could be headed for bankruptcy. Disclaimer: I don't know what I'm talking about.
slide_into_first wrote:Jinko Solar looks like it is a solvent company whose stock was caught in the selloff. Yingli Green Energy is under $1 but could be headed for bankruptcy. Disclaimer: I don't know what I'm talking about.
Next time put your disclaimer on the top. I just put all but rights to my first-born on Yingli.