Thoughts...

Figured I'd open a thread.  As nobody seems to be answering anything in the thread I continue to post in...  This question is to the regulars...you know who you are.


I've been watching a few...and want some input/thoughts.

ENCTF is down to $0.28 and was talked about in the Fertilizer thread..
JAMN is down to $1.99 after being somewhere around $5 for quite awhile...
CRYP is $1.61...I had my Dad buy into this not so long ago but he sold out after a quick small profit.  Should have bought it waaaay under $1 when I told him to...but what can ya do. 
SPRD this is one of my Dad's fav's to own...he generally buys in around $18 and sells at $21 or $22.  His last big move bought in around $17 and sold on it's high of over $24


Any of these worth another gamble...CRYP is an obvious long-term choice if/when gambling is legalized.
The 2 I don't know much about are JAMN & ENCTF...

JAMN looks like it was pumped. If I recall, it coincided with some sort of historical Bob Marley related date. Stock probably got a lot of attention in the news and rose despite not having the fundamentals to support it

Appreciate the input.  The only one I have invested in was SPRD....and CRYP very briefly.  My thoughts on CRYP are a potential long-term hold...as at some point I believe sports gambling and poker will become legal and regulated in the US...and this company from what I understand has software or something for that very opportunity.

As far as the potash goes, this is a new area to me as far as investing.  I have been keeping an eye on ENCTF as I saw someone post something on it...that they were waiting for some news to come down or something...but the news was supposed to be early April...and haven't heard anything about it since in that thread.  What is Allana's symbol?  I love to buy long-term potential...my Dad who's portfolio I basically run when work is slow (I work for my neighbor, kind of work when I want or not at all when slow due to weather)  He likes to think of himself as a savvy investor...but truth is he doesn't know 1/2 of what I do.  But it's hard at times to get him to buy on my instinct.  I wanted him to grab LVS when it was under $5...and now he's kicking himself for not listening.

I got a stock-posting soon