Be careful. Looks like a Dead Cat Bounce in the NASDAQ 100.

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LOTM Sharing Ideas and Positions:

SILVER:
Silver has had declining production for about six years with the last four years where demand has exceeded new supply. Demand from Electric Vehicles, Electronic devices and solar – each solar panel has a thin coat of silver will increase demand for silver. Silver is the best conductor of electricity on earth. In addition, investor demand related to the rapid printing of fiat currency, is expected to create rising demand for physical silver. Continue reading →

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Our goal is to find stocks that double. We think that is rather easy. After all, the majority of stocks, as measured from their annual low price to their annual high price have a 100 percent range in their price pattern. Fitting it into eight months is highly desirable but not so easy to do. “Time” is always the hardest part of the Time & Space formula.  We got lucky on the timing in that we bought deep value right before a rotation into commodities to include Nat Gas. Continue reading →

MKTY (Mechanical Technology) $8.10

MKTY’s Subsidiary EcoChain.
MKTY files for an Up-grade to a higher trading platform and a $12 million dollar offering. Both events are positive in spite of the share dilution. Continue reading →

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It does not get much better than this. The move is not completed at this time, but it certainly isn’t as attractive as when NO ONE was interested in the sector. Continue reading →

Earnings were released March 3rd. Truthfully, we are not sure what it says. The company is a great asset, undervalued at 60% of 2020 estimated Free Cash Flow, but due to the nature of accounting within the refining industry, Government regulations and non-cash expenses, we need time to process the information. Free Cash Flow is the real measure of progress or failure for Calumet. The verbal conference call suggests that CLMT is in a very good position – the chart also suggest that big money has become accumulators of the shares. Continue reading →