Investing via eMail: WHKA
It’s Friday morning and I’m going to take a look at one of those “awesome” stock tips that just fell into my inbox.
This one is for WHKA - World Hockey Association Corp.
WHKA - HOT YEAR END GEM!
WORLD HOCKY ASSOCIATION’S
Symbol: WHKA
Price: $0.015
5-day Target: $0.09
Rating: Strong BuyWATCH WHKA EXPLODE IT ON FRIDAY DEC 29!
Wow! It’s going to explode, today!!!
The first thing we do is take a look at Yahoo Finance and see what we can learn about this stock.
Hmmm…
It’s 52 week range is $0.01 to $2.00! So, a stock that traded at $2.00 per share in the past and is now worth a little over a penny a share. What the heck did this company do to itself to cause such a massive devaluation of itself?
How does going from $2.00 to $0.15 to $0.09 constitute an explosion? This looks more like an imploding stock to me!
The last time this stock was above $1.00 per share was June 29, 2006. On December 1, 2006 the stock went from $0.39 to $0.01 per share! What happened on that day?
What I believe is that someone recently purchased a ton of shares in this stock at a cut-rate price. This stock has been very active in trading recently with transactions with over 1 million shares going through.
I would stand clear of this stock.
For your reading pleasure I present this article. I will present the headline and first two paragraphs:
Global Developments Cancels World Hockey Association Dividend and Commences Legal Inquiry Into Issuance of Stock
VANCOUVER, BC–(MARKET WIRE)–Dec 22, 2006 — Global Developments Inc. (Other OTC:GBDP.PK - News) announces that it has cancelled its previously announced dividend of its holdings in World Hockey Association common stock and postponed it until further notice. Due to the significant decrease in the market value of the common stock of World Hockey Association (Other OTC:WHKA.PK - News), the proposed dividend became uneconomical with respect to the cost of notice and delivery to Global’s shareholders.
Global has since learned that the management of World Hockey Association, commencing sometime during November 2006, began issuing large amounts of common stock. From November 2006 to December 12, 2006, the number of issued and outstanding shares increased from approximately 32,000,000 common shares issued and outstanding to 157,854,076 common shares issued and outstanding, the majority of which were issued to insiders and management.
Oh my, Talk about insider trading!
This just goes to show you, the stock offer you get in your email is probably too good to be true.
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