- Dow Holdings – a very favorable chart pattern, a 6 P/E and 5% dividend.
- Soluna – Buy Under $2.75, No news for a while and potential for Tax loss selling
- Frontline – A Ten under $10 holding, is being sold.
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We are making a number of changes to the LOTM Ten Under $10 list today. We see opportunities and yet want to limit the number of positions held on the list in order to keep a focus. That does not necessarily mean we are negative on any of the positions on the list but rather we see some combination of timely & higher potential in other companies than the company we are exiting.
Stocks we are adding to the LOTM: Ten under $10
As is our discipline in this public example, we use the same dollar amount – $1,000 – for each position.
NOTE: a better way for scalability of an active portfolio is to limit the number of positions (companies held rather than number of units in each position) and keep a % of the account as your measure for position size. EXAMPLE: 20 positions at 5% in each position. Then work into over-weight positions and under-weight position as you make determinations on the degree of commitment you want to each company. Staying limited to a set number of units of commitment, forces a certain discipline on Continue reading
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Vizsla Silver (VZLA)* $1.15
In the coming weeks and months, you will hear more and more about the world class discovery that Vizsla Silver is uncovering 45 minutes east of Continue reading
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Soluna is my biggest position. The news about the 10-Q qualification as a going concern surprised and bothered me. For all the transparency of the monthly updates there was no disclosure about cash flow and finances. I believe Soluna Continue reading
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Soluna Holdings (SLNH)* $3.48
Today an account related to LOTM bought shares of Soluna common shares and Soluna Preferred with a 23% yield.
Naturally, I am assuming they will continuing to pay the dividend but cannot assure that.
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Soluna (SLNH) $3.91

Soluna issued a 10Q that contained the words “substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.” Continue reading
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Below we will present one version of “harvesting” profits as a stock rallies. We consider this a conservative plan. A more aggressive plan might be the process popularized by Richard Dennis in his “Turtle Traders” program. In his process, once Dennis caught a trend upwards, he used price corrections back to a support level, to buy more shares thus increasing cost and the size of the share position.
Harvesting Profits with pre-set goals in Stage Analysis
The LOTM approach below is similar to a farmer selectively harvesting a “crop” as the “crop” reaches different degrees of maturity. In our approach we plant the seeds during the over-sold or base building stage (Stage one chart analysis), watching the seed maturing and bearing fruit (stage two chart analysis) and harvesting that fruit in a planned and systematic way (late stage two stage three and early stage four Continue reading
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Systems are showing positive technicals factors but no longer under-valued. Not we are in the top of the momentum readings. Continue reading
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