I bought in the last two trading days for 18k shares. I've been trading this stock for 15 years --haven't been in it for 3 but I usually check on it frequently. This stock has had tendencies to move very quickly as it has a small float. It has jumped up the last couple of days--first time volume has been at 6 figures two days in a row in 2 years. Price precedes volume--the basic rule. This one can double or triple with in a week or two--I've seen it done 7-8 times before. One time it drove from pre-split 4 to 30 in 2 days. Not a big trade--but Im looking for a quick 30-50k
Very interesting Briggs.. in the last 6 months it's more than doubled slowly but surely. Looks like they develop TV tuning products for PCs which is an expanding market at this point. Could end up having a nice boom.
nyk4ever wrote:Very interesting Briggs.. in the last 6 months it's more than doubled slowly but surely. Looks like they develop TV tuning products for PCs which is an expanding market at this point. Could end up having a nice boom.
I've made more $$ on Haup than any other stock in the market--Ive been trading it for 15 years sans the last 3. It once traded from 4 to 101.5 pre split. One day it was rumored that Broadcast.com was in a deal with them--yep the same company that Mark Cuban pimped on yahoo for 5B and the stock ran up 20 points in two days[pre split] My 3 best stocks of all time Tasr mid 2000's Haup 1996-2006 and a scam stock called eDig--that somehow still trades./
thanks briggs, i'm getting in on this today.
it's an interesting play Briggsy... looks like a bet on the consumer electronics sector
are you bullish on technology? retail? am I reading too much into this?
BTW, I'm planning on taking a position... I have some 401k money set aside and as soon as my brokerage account is opened I have some money to play with. You're giving me fish; I want to learn to fish. (so please don't take it as me questioning your acumen... trying to learn from it)
Briggs, should I be in play on this for a few weeks or for longer? What is your estimate on the price it will get to?
Silverfuel wrote:Briggs, should I be in play on this for a few weeks or for longer? What is your estimate on the price it will get to?
Hauppauge Digital Offers Investors the Best Cash Flow in the Computer Storage & Peripherals Industry (HAUP, HTCH, OTIV, IMN, KTCC)
Written on Sun, 05/02/2010 - 12:06
By Chip Brian
Below are the top five companies in the Computer Storage & Peripherals industry as measured by the price to cash flow ratio. Often companies with the lowest ratio present the greatest value to investors.
Hauppauge Digital (NASDAQ:HAUP) has a price to free cash flow ratio of 5x based on a current price of $1.21 and a free cash flow per share of $0.24.
Hutchinson Technology (NASDAQ:HTCH) has a price to free cash flow ratio of 7.2x based on a current price of $6.13 and a free cash flow per share of $0.85.
On Track Innovations (NASDAQ:OTIV) has a price to free cash flow ratio of 8.5x based on a current price of $2.44 and a free cash flow per share of $0.29.
Imation (NYSE:IMN) has a price to free cash flow ratio of 10x based on a current price of $10.84 and a free cash flow per share of $1.09.
KEY Tronic (NASDAQ:KTCC) has a price to free cash flow ratio of 11.8x based on a current price of $6.31 and a free cash flow per share of $0.53.
I bought at $1.02 and sold it all at $3.00!! Teach me BRIGGS!
Silverfuel wrote:I bought at $1.02 and sold it all at $3.00!! Teach me BRIGGS!
How was that for market timing. I shouldve bought more---:)
BRIGGS wrote:How was that for market timing. I shouldve bought more---:)
Another brilliant call BRIGGS. Another home run.
Sombody "Haup" me....!
WE all should have bet the ranch! But hindsight makes us brave!
Good call Briggy!!!!
Up on the Ipad/Iphone driver?
You had me at 5x cashflow. Thx!
damn Briggs.. like Silver, i went in at 1.02 and sold it at 2.75... briggs, you are the friggen man without a doubt. thanks for that so much!
Trade went thru at 3.48 today!
Question is: Trade or investment?
Briggs, VG=Vonage? I worked for Vonage 5 years ago I didn't think much of the company so just wondering.
Silverfuel wrote:Briggs, VG=Vonage? I worked for Vonage 5 years ago I didn't think much of the company so just wondering.
On a technical trade i could car less if the companies name was dog sht that smells . If the chart and volume says go--then I say go. Im trying to give you a much quicker hitter than an investment. I do them all the time--1 month or less timeframe.
Haup a trade or investment in your opinion?
BRIGGS wrote:Silverfuel wrote:Briggs, VG=Vonage? I worked for Vonage 5 years ago I didn't think much of the company so just wondering.
On a technical trade i could car less if the companies name was dog sht that smells . If the chart and volume says go--then I say go. Im trying to give you a much quicker hitter than an investment. I do them all the time--1 month or less timeframe.
Works for me, i'm getting in today. I gotta tell you Briggs, watching HAUP explode was such a rush! Generally I check positions at different times of the day. This time I caught on as it started climbing at $1.70 and I watched it go all the way to and beyond 3.00 and it was fun. You must feel this way all the time!
Nalod wrote:Haup a trade or investment in your opinion?
I just sold half of mine.
Silverfuel wrote:BRIGGS wrote:Silverfuel wrote:Briggs, VG=Vonage? I worked for Vonage 5 years ago I didn't think much of the company so just wondering.
On a technical trade i could car less if the companies name was dog sht that smells . If the chart and volume says go--then I say go. Im trying to give you a much quicker hitter than an investment. I do them all the time--1 month or less timeframe.
Works for me, i'm getting in today. I gotta tell you Briggs, watching HAUP explode was such a rush! Generally I check positions at different times of the day. This time I caught on as it started climbing at $1.70 and I watched it go all the way to and beyond 3.00 and it was fun. You must feel this way all the time!
Not enough money to get excited but glad to execute.
