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Momentum players and traders actively seek out specific scenarios each day. Frankly, many of them do not care about the name of the stock, its history, objectives or specific financial data and valuation. Instead they are seeking to find stocks that exhibit certain characteristics that may enable them to eke out at least decent if not meaningful short-term gains. Sophisticated investors may use quantitative models and software programs to unearth these stocks, which are then bid up and traded by the fast-money crowd. While there is risk in engaging in such activity, it can be lucrative.
In an effort to identify a few stocks that fit this bill, we believe we have found one stock in particular that has several very favorable characteristics that warrant serious consideration for traders seeking quick returns as well as fundamental investors seeking a low-priced growth play.
QuickLogic Corp. (NASDAQ - QUIK - $3.94) is a fabless semiconductor company focused on the mobile device market. QuickLogic is a pioneer of innovative, customizable semiconductor solutions for mobile and portable electronics original equipment and original device manufacturers. These silicon plus software solutions are called Customer Specific Standard Products (CSSPs). CSSPs enable QUIK's customers to bring their products to market more quickly and remain in the market longer, with the low power, cost and size demanded by the mobile and portable electronics market.
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We Are Just Getting Started
Now that we are at the end of October, I can start to breathe easier and begin to really feel good about stocks again. I mean really good, not just relieved. And you should be feeling pretty good, too, because if you follow our lead, perhaps you could make a few bucks over the next few months.
I confess that I start to get nervous about valuation and trading activity each spring and for a bit in the summer too. That damn "Sell in May and Go Away" strategy stays in my head. Plus, we often see earnings estimates reduced in the spring which reverses upward momentum in stocks, making it hard to find big winners. Luckily this year, it hasn't really been a factor for me.
Why?
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