The February issue of Ultimate Value Finder is out. If you are subscribed to the newsletter, you should have already received it in your inbox. In this issue, I covered three uniquely different companies. One recently filed a lawsuit and its outcome will determine whether the future investment return will be 85 percent or 400 percent. The second company covered is a gold miner that is weeks away from announcing commercial production. As of now, it is producing gold at a run rate of 40,000 ounces per annum yet still trading for approximately $100 million. It had some gold sales in 2011 but none of these sales showed up in the income statement because until commercial production is reached, the company is treated as an exploration company. Commercial production is defined as 3,500 ounces of gold production per month for four consecutive months. Once the company reaches commercial production, which based on my conversation with the CEO, is supposed to happen this quarter, they will start reporting revenues. Once revenues show up on the income statement, you can imagine what is likely to happen with the stock price. And finally, a third company was a recent spinoff from a parent company. Usually spinoffs are ignored or sold for no fundamental reason. This wasn’t exactly the case here, but at first, the stock was trading poorly. Only after I started writing about it did the stock price begin to move. I wish that had it waited for me to finish writing before going up. I would look like a genius!
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