5 Stocks Losing Top Investor Support

• Report this Comment On August 19, 2009, at 8:07 PM, Sleddawg63 wrote:

  Unfair to lump Life Partners into this group. Except from an initial fall from their late 2008 height, this is a solidly performing company.

  Cash biz, zero debt and a leader in a field that has huge potential, especially in a recession. Where it fails is to be caught in a alternative LONG and SHORT battle. Had this article been written two weeks ago it would not have qualified for this short, nasty list. However the shorters have this one in their grasp right now. It will fall to $14 then rebound once again as the same investors look for profits that may reach 50%.

  Look at the six month price fluctuation and tell me that there isn't something "funny" going on.

  Ultimately this company will break through and climb...and there's no reason not to believe it won't happen on the next upswing.

  JMHO. In and out, but LONG on LPHI

• Report this Comment On October 09, 2009, at 4:11 PM, planesmart wrote:

  On October the 9th. I think you called LHPI incorrectly. The problem with the stock is the naked shorters making a quick buck, not the company.

• Report this Comment On October 10, 2009, at 9:45 PM, ValuePEG wrote:

  I find it interesting that the day after this article was written FRG, presented a global update on its projects, and on the following day Aug 21 it jumped 18.5%, almost feels like FRG reads Motley fool (haha).

  FRG has excellent gold prospects and is about 2 years from skyrocketing once it's subsidiary Aurora's uranium project gets underway.

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