July 7, 2014
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In 2013 YTD gains were $28,479
Over 284% Returns
A $10,000 Portfolio would be worth $38,479
The last 3 years our gains have gotten progressively greater year over year.
284% Returns for $28,400 Profits In 2013
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Traders Comments
There are 4 open positions:
BA July 130 Calls
CLDX July 16 Calls
KIRK July 20 Calls
OSIR July 16 Calls
Funds in Use $ 1,802
Loss for the week $ 52
YTD Gain $ 1,405
FEAR OR GREED
This holiday shortened week we had a small loss of $52 reducing our YTD gain to $1,402.
While the market continues to grind higher (yes, even I’m getting tired of using that phrase) complacency continues to increase. That, in itself is not really a problem, but the herd of recent investors can be easily shaken by a negative surprise. So the question remains for traders fear or greed? Are they more likely to close out longs or shorts at the end of the week? Clearly, with this shortened week the answer was to keep (and add to) the longs with the Dow and S&P500 up to new all time high closes.
For those who have no memory, this was the same situation that occurred at year end.
The primary difference is that the run up in December was roughly 80 S&P points and the current is only 45. The Dow run is also only half the December move. So, technically, we may have some room to run, but I am wary. My advice here is stay involved, but do not hesitate to take some gains off the table and initiate smaller starting positions. You can always add-on if you protect your capital. Remember that the year- end rally DID NOT come with a warning. The Dow started down on the first trading day and lost 1200 and the S&P 115 points. As I’ve said before, “they don’t ring a bell” and if we start lower it is always possible to see that elusive correction that all the talking heads on TV keep predicting.
One issue that keeps being repeated is that we are not expanding the new highs list. While this is true, there are several issues to consider. One, many of the “important” names are making new highs and some weak sisters like IBM are showing good strength coming off pullbacks. IBM can rally over 10% and still not hit a new high…this is what rotation is all about; and two, there is plenty of very cheap money around to do deals. PETM was another stock that rolled over in the March to May period and collapsed from $70 to $64 and then again to $55…a great short play.
However, Thursday there was an announcement that an activist had taken a 9.9% stake with an eye on taking the company private. PETM closed at $ 67.28, up $ 7.47. Monsanto ( MON ) was another example of less expensive available money to enable them to borrow $4.5Bil for a share buyback which cost them about 3% interest. These are typical of the kind of scenario that puts money back into the hands of investors the same way new issues take it out. It can’t be ignored.
Of the 7 “gap-fill stocks” mentioned here last week, 5 were up and 2 slightly lower and even COH managed a small gain after it’s 3 step move lower from $56 to $35.
…CAM
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Trade Table
New Trades:
1) Buy 8 XLF August 22 Calls @ $ 0.78
( All trades entries are Limit Orders )
2) Buy 2 AMZN July 335 Calls @ $ 4.10
| DATE | TRADES | PRICE | COST | PROCEEDS | RESULTS |
| 07/02 | Sold 6 TLT July 113 Calls ( 50% Loss Rule ) | ||||
| 07/01 | Bought 6 OSIR July 16 Calls | 0.90 | 540 | 222 | $ 222 Loss |
| 06/30 | Bought 6 TLT July 113 Calls | 0.74 | 444 | ||
| 06/26 | Bought 4 BA July 130 Calls | 1.28 | 1024 | ||
| 06/19 | Bought 4 CLDX July 16 Calls 2 lots sold at 2.35 leaves 2 lots | 1.50 | 600 | 470 | $ 170 Gain |
| 06/06 | Bought 10 KIRK July 20 Calls | 0.45 | 450 |
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Previous closed out trades not listed here may be seen in previous market letters in the
Options Trading Strategies Notes: In Texting we have a limited amount of words. In the interest of brevity: we use 8=August , 9=September . The Quantity and Strike Price for each trade is specific.
We may trade weekly options and they are noted: SPY 1/25 147 for SPY Jan 25th 147 calls or puts.
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Market Laboratory – Weekly Changes
Prices are copied from Barron’s Weekly and Yahoo Finance and may be incorrect
| Dow17,068.26 +216.42+1.28% |
Nasdaq4485.93+88.00 +2.0% |
S&P 5001985.44=24.48+1.25% | Transportation8294.74+119.22+1.46% | Russell 20001208.15 +18.65+1.57% |
Nasdaq 1003923.01+78.57+2.04% |
| Gold (spot)1320.40+1.40+0.1% | Silver (July)2113.7+6.0+0.3% | Crude104.06-1.68-1.6% | Heating Oil292.84-7.51-2.5% | Unleaded Gas3.0198-0.0544-1.8% | Natural Gas4.406-0.003flat |
| VIX11.26+0.41+3.9% | Put/Call RatiosS&P 100199/100’s+33/100’s | Put/Call RatiosCBOE Equity52/100’s-1/100’s |
Bonds
135-00 -1.29
3.47% +0.12%
10 Yr. Note124-07 -282.639%+10.9% Copper327.95+11.15+3.5%CRB InflationIndex308.74-4.08
-1.3%
Barron’s Confidence
71.8%
+1.4%
S&P100878.14+11.60+1.34%
5 Yr. Note
118-274 -17
1.85% +0.22
Dollar80.20+0.180.2%DJ Utilities554.27-17.44-3.05%AAIIConfidenceIndexBullish38.5%+1.3%Bearish22.4%+1.3%Neutral39.1%-2.6% M1 Money Supply+12.61%June 23rdM-2 MoneySupply+7.45%June 23rd
M1…all money in hands of the public, Time Deposits Traveler’s Checks, Demand Deposits
M2.. adds Savings and Money Market Accounts both compared with the previous year.
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New Stock Recommendations $100,000 Portfolio
Each stock is allocated a theoretical $ 5,000 share of the portfolio unless otherwise indicated.
| Stock | Purchase Price | Purchase Date | Stop/Loss | Price/Date Sold | Profit/(Loss) | ||
| MVIS 2000 | 2.02 | 06/30 | |||||
| FCX 150 | 34.25 | 06/10 | |||||
| SPXU 100 | 53.05 | 05/22 | |||||
| NBG 300 | 2.95 | 05/19 | |||||
| GLXZ 5000 | 0.46 | 05/12 | |||||
| XRGYF 5000* | 0.407 | 03/14 | |||||
| OSIR 300 | 15.94 | 02/13 | |||||
| GRPN 500 | 10.40 | 01/28 | |||||
| RPTP 400 | 15.37 | 01/16 | |||||
| AA 300Sold 200 | 10.06 | 01/10 | 6/26 14.87 | $ 854 | |||
| WLT 300 | 16.22 | 12/23 | |||||
| GSG 150 | 32.64 | 12/23 | 32.21 sco | ||||
| NBG 300 | 4.08 | 8/12 | |||||
| TEXQY* 200 | 6.56 | 7/11 | |||||
| NBG 300 | 12.10 | 5/23 | |||||
| HL 1000 | 4.10 | 3/04 | 2.64 sco | ||||
| AAPL 35 | 76.85 | 11/08/12 | |||||
| REPR* 5000 | 0.22 | 10/22/12 | .12 sco | ||||
Recommendations will be both listed in this letter and texted to members.
Previous closed out stock and option positions can be found in past Market Strategies Newsletter issues available in the VIP Subscribers Members Area.
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For those of you who do not buy puts to protect your portfolio, there are many ETF’s that are the inverse of the DOW. The symbols are DOG, DXD, SDS,TZA and RWM, which go up when the DOW, S&P 500 and Russell 2000 go down and down when they go up. The DZZ goes up double when gold goes down.
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Recommendations And Overall Comments
New Trades
(1) Buy 16 XLF August 22 Calls @ $ 0.78
( All trade Limit orders Price or Better )
(2) Buy 4 AMZN July 335 Calls @ $ 4.10
There were no closed out stock positions last week.
We had a loss in the options account of $ 104.
For the full year 2013 we had realized gains of $ 53,556.
We have open position losses now of about $7,588.00 some of which are in both coal stocks and small cap bio-med stocks held over from last year.
We also have not counted dividends received on stocks like Apple, Nordic American (NAT) and JP Morgan.
We have four long options positions:
BA July 130 Calls; CLDX July 16 Calls; KIRK July 20 Calls
and OSIR July 16 Calls
The Stock table has the following 18 positions:
AA, AAPL, GRPN, GLXZ; GSG, FCX,
HL, MVIS, NBG (3), OSIR, REPR, RPTP, SPXU, TEXQY, WLT, XRGYF
The options call for a $ 2,500 investment unless otherwise stated; each stock position requires $5,000 unless specifically stated.
We are basing money management on a hypothetical
$ 100,000 and are using
$ 3,124 in three options positions and
$ 58,393 in 17 stock positions totaling
$ 61,517 with
$ 36,447 in cash.
These figures are approximate. We do not count commission costs and there may be errors.
Executions that have occurred at or near the open or close of trading sometimes vary from ouractual numbers. For example, when something opens down and it is through our price, we take the next trade whether it is an uptick or continues lower. This sometimes results in a 50% trade that is slightly above or below the exact number.
Previous Week’s Recommendations and
Rules for the Market Strategies
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- All options count for about $ 2,500.00 for model portfolio calculations unless otherwise stated
- When the option has doubled sell half the position
- Stop Loss protection is either half or offered with each trade
- The cost of the option is the asking price (or the price between the bid and ask, whichever is more realistic)
- The options will be followed until closed out.
- Option Symbols are stock symbol with expiration month and strike price
| Option | Cost | Date | Sold | Date | Profit/(Loss) |
| OSIR July 1612 lots | Calls0.90 | 07/01/14 | |||
| TLT July 113 12 lots | Calls0.74 | 06/30/14 | 0.37( 50% Loss Rule ) | 07/02/14 | ( $ 444.00 ) |
| BA July 1308 lots | Calls1.28 | 06/26/14 | |||
| CLDX July 16 4 Lots |
Calls 1.50 |
06/19/14 | 2.35( sold 4Leaves 4 lots ) | 07/02/14 | $ 340.00 |
| KIRK July 2020 lots | Calls 0.45 | 06/06/14 |
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This Weeks’ Economic Numbers and Media Data
| Monday | Earnings before the opening are at the top of the column.Travel Centers of America ( -0.19 vs -0.41 ) |
| Tuesday | 10:00 hrs JOLTS- Job Openings May (NA vs 4.455 Mln )15:00 hrs Consumer Credit May ( 15.0B vs 26.8B )14:00 hrs Auto Sales June ( NA vs 5.7Mln Units )Truck Sales ( NA vs 7.7 Mln Units ) |
After the close: Alcoa ( AA 0.12 vs 0.07 ) HTZ ( 0.07 vs 0.21 )WednesdayBefore the open MSC Industrial MSM ( 1.06 vs 1.05 )07:00 hrs MBA Mortgage Index 07/05 ( NA vs -0.2% )10:30 hrs Crude Inventories 07/05 ( NA vs -3.155 Mln Bbls )WD-40 WDFC ( 0.73 vs 0.66 ) NQ Mobile NQ ( 0.25 vs 0.19 )
Helen of Troy HELE ( 0.93 vs 0.82 )ThursdayFamily Dollar FDO ( 0.89 vs 1.05 )Progressive PGR ( 0.48 vs 0.54 )08:30 hrs Initial Claims 06/28 ( 312K vs 315K )08:30 hrs Continuing Claims 06/21 ( 2567K vs 2579K )
10:00 hrs Wholesale Inventories May ( 0.6% vs 1.1% )10:30 hrs Natural Gas Inventories 06/28 ( NA vs 110 bcf )
Barracuda Networks CUDA ( 0.03 ) PriceSmart PSMT ( 0.70 vs 0.61 )FridayFastenal FAST ) 0.44 vs 0.41 ) Wells Fargo WFC ( 1.01 vs 0.98 )14:00 hrs Treasury Budget Jun ( NA vs $ 116.5 Blm )
Market Strategies Fundamentals
The S&P 500 soared 22.80 points to 1983.76, up 1.2% on the week and 7.4% for the year, new all-time highs, and building on last year’s 30% spike. The Dow rose 206.32 points on the week or 1.2% as it rose above 17,000, up 6.6% on the year for the first time ever to 17,064.16. The S&P 500 has now closed above its 200 day moving average for more than 400 consecutive trading days. Markets continue their assault on new highs with confidence that the Fed will not raise interest rates right now or this year. However, the markets can take pricing out of their hands just like last Thursday when the rate on the 10 yr rose 15 yield points. Trading volume in June was off 18% from a year ago as investors have been reluctant to put new money to work. The rally was broad, led by Caterpillar ( CAT: $ 110.83 ) up 35.3% followed by Disney, up 24.2%; Intel +23.4%; Merck + 21% Cisco up 17.3% and United Health gaining 14.3%. To the downside, Procter and Gamble ( PG: $ 79.97 ) was the worst performer, down 5.5%.followed by Pfizer off 4.5% and Wal-Mart minus 3.9%. There are numerous non-confirmations (e.g. momentum oscillators making lower highs while the market is making new highs, the number of declining new highs, etc
Earnings season begins this week. Alcoa comes out Tuesday after the close. Expectations are for earnings to have improved to $ 0.12 vs $ 0.07. However, Top Line numbers are expected lower at $ 5.454B vs 5.833B.
Earnings a s a whole may be disappointing. Profitability may be lacking as consumer spending has been falling due to higher food and fuel costs. Hopes for a second quarter rebound are beginning to wither. JP Morgan Chase lowered their estimate of second quarter GDP by 0.5% to a 2.5% pace from 3%. These are hardly the metrics needed for federal reserve officials to raise rates. The odds of a rate increase at the central bank’s June 2015 meeting were 57%, up from 51% prior to the report. Last month the odds were just 43%.
The June 26th Consumer Spending Report from the Department of Commerce showed clothing purchases in May fell 0.6%.Electronics and appliance stores were off 0.3% In addition spending on restaurants dropped 0.4% and receipts in movie theatres fell 10.3%. Household spending in May rose a lackluster 0.2%, not even enough to cover inflation. The big question remaining is the Fed. Will they raise rates and if so can the slowly rebounding economy withstand any type of jolt? The Fed is reliant on two unconventional tools to control the money supply and the post-QE inflation, and they are:
The deposit rate (interest on reserves): The Fed will raise the deposit rate to provide incentive for banks to hold onto their excessive reserves. By keeping the excessive reserves in the banking system, the Fed can limit the expansion in the money supply and inflation. Reverse repos: Same idea as paying a deposit rate, the Fed will pay the banks a premium on reverse repos to temporarily reduce the monetary base. Banks would be the beneficiary of any rate tightening and subsequent higher rates.
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Nonfarm Payrolls led the way on Thursday as the key indicator bounced back in June with a strong release, coming in at 288 thousand new jobs. This crushed the estimate of 214 thousand. Unemployment Claims were steady at 315 thousand, almost replicating the estimate of 314 thousand. There was more good news from the Unemployment Rate, which continues to move downward. The indicator dipped to 6.1%, its lowest level since September 2008.The underemployment rate known as the U6 fell a notch from 12.2% to 12.1%. The strong employment numbers are sure to increase speculation about an interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, and after the Fourth of July holiday, the markets will be closely attuned to remarks from Federal Reserve policymakers.
The number of people working part time because they can’t find full-time work rose. The number of people working part time either working or looking for work remains around 30-year lows. June’s labor force participation rate was only 62.8% unchanged from May. For the Fed the quality of employment is not conducive to their raising short term rates.
| Category | JUN | MAY | APR | MAR | FEB |
| Establishment Survey | |||||
| Nonfarm Payrolls | 288K | 224K | 304K | 203K | 222K |
| Goods-Producing | 26K | 22K | 50K | 21K | 48K |
| Construction | 6K | 9K | 36K | 13K | 24K |
| Manufacturing | 16K | 11K | 9K | 4K | 20K |
| Service-Providing | 236K | 202K | 228K | 179K | 153K |
| Retail Trade | 40K | 11K | 43K | 29K | -6K |
| Financial | 17K | 8K | 9K | 0K | 10K |
| Business | 67K | 58K | 72K | 47K | 82K |
| Temporary help | 10K | 16K | 15K | 22K | 25K |
| Education/Health | 38K | 62K | 32K | 40K | 32K |
| Leisure/Hospitality | 39K | 45K | 32K | 31K | 35K |
| Government | 26K | 0K | 26K | 3K | 21K |
| Average Workweek | 34.5 | 34.5 | 34.5 | 34.5 | 34.3 |
| Production Workweek | 33.7 | 33.7 | 33.7 | 33.7 | 33.4 |
| Factory Overtime | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.3 |
| Aggregate Hours Index | 0.2% | 0.2% | 0.3% | 0.7% | -0.1% |
| Avg Hourly Earnings | 0.2% | 0.2% | 0.0% | 0.1% | 0.4% |
| Household Survey | |||||
| Household Survey | |||||
| Civilian Unemp. Rate | 6.1% | 6.3% | 6.3% | 6.7% | 6.7% |
| Civilian Labor Force | 81K | 192K | -806K | 503K | 264K |
| Civilian Employed | 407K | 145K | -73K | 476K | 42K |
| Civilian Unemployed | -325K | 46K | -733K | 27K | 223K |
If there was one negative in the report it was that 275,000 of the 407,000 newly employed workers were only able to find part time work due to business conditions. This type of employment growth will keep downward pressure on overall income growth.
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Market Strategies Technical Information
Support Levels S&P 500 1963
Resistance S&P 500 1995
Support Levels DOW 16,720
Resistance DOW 17,145
Support Levels QQQ 94.20
Resistance QQQ 96.50
Support Levels NASDAQ 4405
Resistance NASDAQ 4620
Market Strategies Cycles
June’s full-month performance this year was well above its midterm-year and all-year averages since 1950. DJIA gained 0.7%, S&P 500 added 1.9%, NASDAQ jumped 3.9% and Russell 2000 surged 5.2%. At the completion of the first half of trading in 2014 gains stood at: DJIA 1.5%, S&P 500 6.1%, NASDAQ 5.5% and Russell 2000 2.5%. Strength was broad based in June with 28 of 29 sectors tracked posting gains. Only the Bear/Short sector declined.
Top performing Almanac Investor ETF sectors in June were: Leveraged Long (+7.5%), Biotechnology/Pharmaceutical (+7.0%), Natural Resources/Gold (+6.5%), Semiconductors (+6.5%) and Software (+5.0%). Year-to-date, the Semiconductor sector remains the top performer, up 19.8%, followed by Leveraged Long (+16.6%) and Biotechnology/Pharmaceutical (15.9%).
Cleveland BioLabs* ( Nasdaq: CBLI ) trading between $ 0.47 and $ 0.50, Did not participate in the huge rally of Biotechnology/ Pharmaceuticals and is completely overlooked. They are very advanced in cancer research which they call Entolimod. They received contract from the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade to support oncology development,. To date they have received about $ 23 Mln in both development grants and contracts awarded.
Gold and silver funds took flight, claiming eight of ten spots on June’s Winners List. Global X Gold Explorers (GLDX) led the charge higher, up 31.4% in June. Silver was not far behind, Global X Silver Miners (SIL) surged 24.5%. SPDR Biotech (XBI) and db-X In-Target Date (TDX) rounded out the months winners. TDX’s gain was primarily due to its extremely thin trading volume, a fluke that is not likely to repeat.
Midterm-year July rankings are something of a mixed bag, ranking #5 for DJIA and S&P 500, averaging gains of 1.2% and 0.8% respectively (since 1950); while NASDAQ (since 1974) and Russell 2000 (since 1982) midterm Julys rank #11 and #12. NASDAQ has only advanced in three of the last ten midterm Julys with an average loss of 2.4%. Russell 2000 has advanced only twice in its last eight with an average decline of 4.3%.
But there are plenty of other ways to slice and dice ownership of this big-cap index. One of the most popular is the Rydex S&P Equal Weighted Index (RSP). Here, you abandon the idea of the S&P as a market-cap-weighted index (the biggest stocks get the biggest weighting) and instead all 500 stocks have the same weighting.
What this means is that you get proportionally greater exposure to the more “mid-cap” names in the S&P 500, since every stock is assigned the same weighting (0.2 percent of the fund). So the biggest stock by market cap, Apple (AAPL), with a $458 billion market cap, would have the same weight as, say, Union Pacific, with a $70 billion market cap. There’s also the old standby of investing in value or growth. The iShares S&P 500 Growth Index (IVW) invests in the faster-growing half of the S&P 500, while the S&P 500 Value Index (IVE) invests in the slower-growing half.
You might think that companies are defined as growth companies if they grow their earnings faster than their value counterparts, but it’s a little more complicated than that. Several different metrics are used, including price momentum, earnings per share, and sales per share, as well as price to book, price to sales, and price to earnings; S&P then ranks each stock by the ratio of its growth score to its value score
There’s an opportunity to invest in value or growth. The iShares S&P 500 Growth Index (IVW) invests in the faster-growing half of the S&P 500, while the S&P 500 Value Index (IVE) invests in the slower-growing half.
You might think that companies are defined as growth companies if they grow their earnings faster than their value counterparts, but it’s a little more complicated than that. Several different metrics are used, including price momentum, earnings per share, and sales per share, as well as price to book, price to sales, and price to earnings; S&P then ranks each stock by the ratio of its growth score to its value score.
July Sector Seasonality (Stock Trader’s Almanac)
“One sector begins its favorable seasonality in the month of July, Gold & Silver based upon the Philadelphia Gold and Silver index. The Transport sector begins its seasonally weak period in July. As of this writing, there is still no Bear/Short ETF available that directly focuses on the Transport sector to take advantage of its seasonal weakness. No official trade will be made in the ETF portfolio. However, option traders could consider put options on iShares DJ Transportation (IYT) as it has a reasonably deep chain.
On the other hand, Gold & Silver offer numerous possibilities to trade. Because gold, silver and the companies that mine and explore for the metals have been significantly beaten down over the past month and are within striking distance of their respective 52-week lows, a diversified approach will be taken. As seasonal gold and silver strength begins, we will look to own both the physical metals and the miners at attractive prices. Global X Silver Miners (SIL), iShares Silver Trust (SLV), Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX), SPDR Gold (GLD) can all be bought on dips below their respective buy limits (listed below in the ETF Portfolio). Should the buy limit for SLV be reached, we will simultaneously add SLV to the portfolio and sell ProShares UltraShort Silver (ZSL).
SIL top five holdings include: Silver Wheaton, Fresnillo, Primero Mining, Fortuna Silver Mines and Industrias Penoles. GDX top five holdings include: Goldcorp, Barrick Gold, Newmont Mining, Silver Wheaton and Newcrest Mining. SLV and GLD are physically backed ETFs that hold the actual metal in storage. GDX, GLD and SLV have billions of dollars in assets and trade millions of shares per day on average. SIL however, has assets of $206.7 million and daily trading volume around 200,000 shares per day, substantially less, but still sufficient to trade.”
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Princeton has approximately 2,581,578 shares of AIVN both free and restricted and represents them for I.R.. Princeton also has about 40,000 shares of TXGE. Princeton is paid $ 1,500 per month from RMS Medical Products. Princeton has bought 81,100 shares of RMS Medical Products. Princeton Research has been paid $ 2,500 to write a report on Xinergy.
Princeton has been engaged by Target Energy. No contract is currently in place. When there is no movement in penny stocks, even though there is none or very small losses, we will liquidate ( sold AIVN on stop ) even though we like the company, if money is needed for better opportunities.
We now believe REPR represents upside opportunity. The Target ADR trades at about $ 4.50 in U.S. vs 0.045 in Australia. Princeton owns 400,000 Australia shares and about 500 U.S. ADR’s. Princeton was paid about 500,000 shares of Leo Motors.
Pursuant to the provisions of Rule 206 (4) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, readers should recognize that not all recommendations made in the future will be profitable or will equal the performance of any recommendations referred to in this e-mail issue. Princeton may buy or sell its free-trading shares in companies it represents at any time.
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