outlook for small cap stocks
VISN or CAGC, trying to respond to this small cap stock response. Look at yor to own financial gain !!!!?
I have been following VISN businesses and CAGC. I think CAGC has too high of a price per share to buy as it is directly near their 52 weeks, and will be crushed by VISN larger companies from advertising. I have examined very detailedly in both companies looking at their equity, etc. that may end up purchasing the two companies. Both have bases stellar and balances, and a very bright future, though I can not choose one. If declines CAGC I was thinking of buying what one VISN has a better prognosis than that. VISN has Raiting to overcome a TR and a rating of consecus LONG. I feel I should split the money and buy both stocks. Although the commission will put me in a small loss. What now do you think is a better investment, and when you want to buy? Thank you all. Have a great day.
I think VISN is fine, and I do not CAGC. Here's Why: First, China Agritech is trading on the OTC 0.00. That looks bleak, at best means that there are systemic problems surrounding its liquidity. In the worst could be at risk of not being passed on to all. Secondly, it is too CAGC of mass consumption, and it seems like you can only compete with other fertilizer companies in the price. And you should, as many who sell to the provinces are very poor. That's not a competitive advantage. I do not like or the company pays a dividend. Average dividend trust, and are an automatic compensation for owning a business, instead of flipping up every time you x amount of points. seriously respect VisionChina's approach, through advertising in public transit areas. It's a great idea (wish I'd had myself …), has reliable revenue (businesses that are willing to spend for advertising space), and the business model can be defended with relative ease. I mean, seriously, how hard it must be to jump through all the bureaucratic hoops to have television screens placed in buses, trains and other things, in a country as structured as China? It is unlikely that more than ten companies able to do that in the short term. And that's not even counting the fact that they are operating in Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Beijing, which are all very hungry for wealth and prosperity. The hunger for success, and people (and companies that sell to these people) are willing to pay for what you want. I VISN vote, Slam Dunk. Forget about the currency of manure against dealers … go with the company that has a great business model, is operating in the areas of cultivation, and can defend his position by contract (for At least I hope it is a non-compete clause in contracts signed with local government and / or transit authorities). I hope that helps.
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