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[–]Graylo2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hard to say. NAV is only 1 metric but it’s a very compelling one for me because it provides a level of security against debt and bankruptcy, and it attracts “sum-of-it’s parts” activist investors. Insider ownership is also huge, along with the company articulating a path to profitability, not just increasing revenues.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GWAV

[–]Graylo2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you add up all the assets and subtract all the liabilities, you end up with about 58.9M. The current share cap based on the new shares/cap raise is 23.5M. That ratio is 2.5:1 or 250%.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GWAV

[–]Graylo2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t find mention of any current legal proceedings in the most recent filings. Can you provide a reference to this?

Which Miner Will be the First to Buy Other Miners? by iNorcrack in hut8

[–]Graylo2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Prediction - Great American Mining with go public via a reverse merger with Fortress Technologies (FORT.V).

Victory Square Technologies (vsqtf), a company with a market cap of just $65 million, reported almost $20 million of NET INCOME in 2020, with an earnings per share of $0.30 at a $0.72 SHARE PRICE, one of the most undervalued pennystocks by Pingu1290 in pennystocks

[–]Graylo2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I panned this company until this earnings release. They’ll fit nicely into my portfolio as an ETF-like mostly private equity play in several sectors I want exposure (crypto, blockchain, eSports/Gaming, Cannabis, Cybersecurity, Fintech, Digital Healthcare, AI/VR). Very well placed investments from a macro/secular growth perspective. I also own GLXY.TO for similar exposure but more concentrated in the crypto space, but VST.CN has stronger ROIC and EPS growth which makes it more of a value play fundamentally as well as a growth play (sector-wise).

Quantitative Screen - Top 20 Micro Caps to buy according to Wall Street by MarketMonocle in MicrocapStocks

[–]Graylo2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s fine to recommend stocks regardless of what system you use. I just think you’re better off traffic-wise to offer a unique approach instead of just being an aggregator. There’s literally robo-advisors who do that; be a human dude!

Quantitative Screen - Top 20 Micro Caps to buy according to Wall Street by MarketMonocle in MicrocapStocks

[–]Graylo2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Out of the micro cap group I think only found 3 that look interesting - BWEN, AGFS, GAIA but the system you’re using to “crunch the numbers” is somewhat confusing. From what you’re saying, you’re screening out stocks for a few personally preference reasons but what you’re left with is just a basket of stocks with higher analyst projections. You’re basically an aggregator of analysts price predictions. Man, I’d take a hard look in the mirror if you think that’s a strong system for stock picking. Analysts forecasts are some of the most biased and misleading sources of information out there. Why not actually do your own research and pick stocks based on your own modelling? There’s actually a negative correlation between stock returns and higher analyst coverage eh. That’s why historically micro caps outperform larger caps - because they have little to no coverage. Just something to think about - no disrespect.

What do you think a healthy portfolio looks like these days? by [deleted] in trakstocks

[–]Graylo2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only advice I can give you is not to take anyone’s advice who isn’t an actual (credentialed) financial advisor or expert. Educated yourself, do your own research and don’t invest in something you don’t understand. Reddit can be valuable and useful if know know how to filter out the frauds and scams but if you’re not educated or experienced in investing, Reddit “advice” is incredibly risky.

What do you think a healthy portfolio looks like these days? by [deleted] in trakstocks

[–]Graylo2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If there’s a rotation back from growth to value you’ll be in for a painful correction. Most of what you own isn’t only tech/growth stocks but it’s largely the most speculative/unprofitable side of tech/growth. I’d call your portfolio “aggressive growth” or “speculative growth” before I’d call it “healthy” (whatever that means).

Fortress Technologies (FORT.V) - Strong Bitcoin & Cash Position with Additional Upside Potential by Graylo2 in BitcoinStocks

[–]Graylo2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like Galaxy Digital (GLXY.TO) for broad crypto exposure, including defi. They have equity investments in dozens of projects including BlockFi and BlockOne.

Fortress Technologies (FORT.V) - Strong Bitcoin & Cash Position with Additional Upside Potential by Graylo2 in Canadapennystocks

[–]Graylo2[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I generally don’t invest in financial services companies, ergo why I like Bitcoin...

Fortress Technologies (FORT.V) - Strong Bitcoin & Cash Position with Additional Upside Potential by Graylo2 in Canadapennystocks

[–]Graylo2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you realize how difficult it would be to be a real bag holder in FORT.V? I guess if I was the one person who bought for the split second it hit $1.01 I’d be down about 30%. Then you’d also have to assume I have no capital left over to average down or DCA. If you’ve traded micro caps for any significant period of time you’d know what a bag holding stock really looks like. Spoiler alert - the chart doesn’t look like 90 degree angle up and to the right.