RENN, SODA, JAMN, SLV, ADAC
Renren (RENN:NASDAQ) RENN was once a smoking hot IPO that was heavily oversubscribed. Now it’s only a few bad news events from being a penny stock. Competition from Sina isn’t helping the matter, but maybe bottom fishers will. However, at this point, the year low of $6.13 seems to be in play. Especially if the broader markets stay weak.
Sodastream International (SODA:NASDAQ) Shares were smashed on Tuesday and SODA’s activity on Yahoo’s Market Pulse feature is rising. Many investors who were looking for the next high growth small cap story were disappointed when Jim Cramer bashed the name. Shares are oversold, but this situation could get even uglier for longs if the support at $37.97 breaks. Regardless of your bias, the sidelines are looking better and better with SODA.
Jammin Java (JAMN:OB) Last week’s news of a new CEO seemed to be an uptick for JAMN, but they have yet to execute their business plan. Shares of JAMN ripped near the close on Tuesday, but there are some resistance layers in the $1.20 area. In other words, it’s going to take a lot for JAMN to break $1.50 in the near future. Always keep JAMN on your penny stock list on a just in case basis.
iShares Silver ETF (SLV:NYSE) It’s starting to look like the theories of a rotation out of silver and into gold are true. Silver and silver penny stocks have been out of the limelight for a while. SLV really needs to break out of this consolidation pattern soon and move through $40 on heavy volume.
Adama Technologies (ADAC:OB) Shares of ADAC were smashed on Tuesday after news of the company suspending negotiations to buy an African mining property. The upcoming reverse split won’t help matters much either. Even before Tuesday, the recent trend has been down and ADAC is starting to look more and more like a broken penny stock.
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