For 25 years I had invested in nearly around a little over 75 different companies, as it was my father Raymond W Carson that got me started by setting up a Merrill Lynch account to purchase stocks. Even though my father taught me things about the stock market, but he did somewhat alright with his investments. Well when I had my free time I would be down at the Lakewood Public Library in Ohio to study nearly every stock that I could find. Eventually over the years I began to learn about the Next Years Earnings Report, s that was another key to find stocks that would begin to make money. In fact before I purchased Hutchinson Technologies back in 1988, as there was another stock I wanted to buy. Even pointed out to my father and asked if he could invest some money into it, except he told me he didn't want me to invest any of his money into the stocks that I have found. That was eye opener because my father was keeping an eye on that company that I wanted to use some of his money to purchase it. Well that business was named Katy Industries the railroad company and in 9 months later the company turned over by 8 times its stock market value.
Once my father noticed how much it climbed, as then he decided to let me use some of his money and so that was after the Hutchinson Technologies investment that I purchased back in 1988.
On the day I purchased Hutchinson Technologies I only had $50 dollars on me and I still wished that I could have invested a few thousand of dollars on this stock. Even Merrill Lynch didn't know too much about this company and it was hanging on the OTC board when I purchased the stock at $8.63 a share. That stock was the stock at the top of my list on stocks that I had been studying at the Lakewood Public Library from the data information research that I found on this business.
Here is what happened with that Hutchinson investment, as almost a year later it switched over onto the NASDAQ board and around that time it signed agreement with IBM for five years.
That stock then became the leading manufacturing company for the suspension spring for the hard disk drive and so in three years later it shot up to $154 a share. Hutchinson Technologies in 1991 had a 3 for 1 stock split and it was still climbing, as I sold my shares at around $68 dollars.
From out of any investment from those 25 years Hutchinson Technologies turned over by 13 times in its stock market value. After that not only did I have my own money to invest into stocks, as I also had my father's money too. Most of the investments doubled in price and some did more than doubling, as my portfolio was up to almost $5,000 thousand when I got out of the stock market when George Bush Jr was our President of the United States. The days before my father even took me down to the Merrill Lynch office in downtown Cleveland, Ohio I use to walk home with a friend named Karl A Kniely from the school up on Madison Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio.
When I was working for Giant Eagle before George Bush Jr became the next President, as I went over to the branch office of Merrill Lynch to open up account in Westlake, Ohio.
While I waited in the lobby for a broker and was greeted by him, as we went into his office and so here was the kid that I use to walk home from school when the two of use were much younger.
Karl A. Kniely became my stock broker and I can still remember the days were I would end up calling him on the phone to have him purchase another stock for me.
Every investment I purchased through him was making money and one day he told me; Scott, your so good at finding stocks, as you would make a great stock broker with the knowledge you know about stocks. Well to tell you from out of those 25 years I had only two investments that didn't really make any money for me and it was probably before I started studying at the Lakewood Public Library, as I learned so much in the time that I had been studying stocks at the library for 5 to 10 years. Even after I got out of the stock market I was still studying charts and began to learn about the two MACDs, as one is a red line and the other a blue line. Its another great way to find stocks even before some broker would be reviewing it to give that stock a buy. Another part is to read any articles about the business that your about to purchase shares into to see what it is doing?
Right now today I was researching a company called Alpha-En Corporation, as on 7/12/2019 it had closed at .65 cents a share and on 5/31/2019 it was only at .21 cents a share.
Here is a report on this company from March 31, 2019 and reasons why the stock has begun to climb at https://www.marketscreener.com/ALPHA-EN-COPRORATION-3812915/news/ALPHA-EN-Management-s-Discussion-and-Analysis-of-Financial-Condition-and-Result-of-Operations-fo-28603263 Tracking the MACDs on this stock, as when the value of the red line is higher than the blue line is the indication to buy just when the blue line is starting to move towards the red line.
Now when the blue line value is higher than the red line then the stock is beginning to climb, but keep an eye out on the blue line spread on distance points and if begins to shrink with the red line getting closer time to sell the stock. With the red line moving closer towards the blue line the stock would start to drop on price and the red line is about to exceed as the higher value than the blue line with the stock tumbling. Again watch the red line higher value when it begins to lose ground on the blue line as an indication to buy back into the stock. Update on Alpha En-Corporation ason 5/31/2019 the price on this stock was at .21 cents per share and the red line for the MACD was at a negative 9. On that date the blue line was at a negative 8 and so the red line at the time was above the blue line giving a signal to buy the stock. On the next day 6/3/2019 both lines were at a negative of 8 with a indication of the stock to begin to climb. The stock on 6/3/2019 was at .23 cents per share and starting on 6/4/2019 the blue line has been starting to exceed and move away from the red line on the MACDs. On 6/21/2019 the blue line had gain a margin of 3 over the red line as Alpha-En Corporation has closed at a price of .4431 cents. Today with the stock markets being down Alpha-En Corporation still gained .40 cents and went from .70 cents up to $1.10.
Another thing about is watching the spread on the blue line by how many points it exceeds above the red line on the MACDs, as on 7/16/2019 the blue line is 5 points above the red line.
When the blue line begins to pull itself closer to the red line is an indication that the stock price will end up losing some of its price value and begin to go down and would be a indication to sell.
Right now looking for that to happen in the next few days after 7/16/2019, as I'm going to see if there is any more news reports on this company.
Just came across this news wire article on Alpha-En Corporation, on 7/16/2019 they have received a $1 million dollar technology development grant from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. Here is that latest news wire link at: https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/alphaencorp-receives-1-million-to-support-the-developement-of-its-battery-technology-20190716-00548. On 7/23/2019 the stock went up to $1.01 from its closing on 7/18/2019 of $1.00 this stocks high has been $1.88 and a low of .16 cents. Yes, I did start investing into the stock market in May of 2020. Read about some of the most recent post, about to blog a new one for the Stock Market Research News Letter Report. These reports have been brought to you by Carson Investment Services LLC, we are constructing a service to be coming online within the next few months.
Once my father noticed how much it climbed, as then he decided to let me use some of his money and so that was after the Hutchinson Technologies investment that I purchased back in 1988.
On the day I purchased Hutchinson Technologies I only had $50 dollars on me and I still wished that I could have invested a few thousand of dollars on this stock. Even Merrill Lynch didn't know too much about this company and it was hanging on the OTC board when I purchased the stock at $8.63 a share. That stock was the stock at the top of my list on stocks that I had been studying at the Lakewood Public Library from the data information research that I found on this business.
Here is what happened with that Hutchinson investment, as almost a year later it switched over onto the NASDAQ board and around that time it signed agreement with IBM for five years.
That stock then became the leading manufacturing company for the suspension spring for the hard disk drive and so in three years later it shot up to $154 a share. Hutchinson Technologies in 1991 had a 3 for 1 stock split and it was still climbing, as I sold my shares at around $68 dollars.
From out of any investment from those 25 years Hutchinson Technologies turned over by 13 times in its stock market value. After that not only did I have my own money to invest into stocks, as I also had my father's money too. Most of the investments doubled in price and some did more than doubling, as my portfolio was up to almost $5,000 thousand when I got out of the stock market when George Bush Jr was our President of the United States. The days before my father even took me down to the Merrill Lynch office in downtown Cleveland, Ohio I use to walk home with a friend named Karl A Kniely from the school up on Madison Avenue in Lakewood, Ohio.
When I was working for Giant Eagle before George Bush Jr became the next President, as I went over to the branch office of Merrill Lynch to open up account in Westlake, Ohio.
While I waited in the lobby for a broker and was greeted by him, as we went into his office and so here was the kid that I use to walk home from school when the two of use were much younger.
Karl A. Kniely became my stock broker and I can still remember the days were I would end up calling him on the phone to have him purchase another stock for me.
Every investment I purchased through him was making money and one day he told me; Scott, your so good at finding stocks, as you would make a great stock broker with the knowledge you know about stocks. Well to tell you from out of those 25 years I had only two investments that didn't really make any money for me and it was probably before I started studying at the Lakewood Public Library, as I learned so much in the time that I had been studying stocks at the library for 5 to 10 years. Even after I got out of the stock market I was still studying charts and began to learn about the two MACDs, as one is a red line and the other a blue line. Its another great way to find stocks even before some broker would be reviewing it to give that stock a buy. Another part is to read any articles about the business that your about to purchase shares into to see what it is doing?
Right now today I was researching a company called Alpha-En Corporation, as on 7/12/2019 it had closed at .65 cents a share and on 5/31/2019 it was only at .21 cents a share.
Here is a report on this company from March 31, 2019 and reasons why the stock has begun to climb at https://www.marketscreener.com/ALPHA-EN-COPRORATION-3812915/news/ALPHA-EN-Management-s-Discussion-and-Analysis-of-Financial-Condition-and-Result-of-Operations-fo-28603263 Tracking the MACDs on this stock, as when the value of the red line is higher than the blue line is the indication to buy just when the blue line is starting to move towards the red line.
Now when the blue line value is higher than the red line then the stock is beginning to climb, but keep an eye out on the blue line spread on distance points and if begins to shrink with the red line getting closer time to sell the stock. With the red line moving closer towards the blue line the stock would start to drop on price and the red line is about to exceed as the higher value than the blue line with the stock tumbling. Again watch the red line higher value when it begins to lose ground on the blue line as an indication to buy back into the stock. Update on Alpha En-Corporation ason 5/31/2019 the price on this stock was at .21 cents per share and the red line for the MACD was at a negative 9. On that date the blue line was at a negative 8 and so the red line at the time was above the blue line giving a signal to buy the stock. On the next day 6/3/2019 both lines were at a negative of 8 with a indication of the stock to begin to climb. The stock on 6/3/2019 was at .23 cents per share and starting on 6/4/2019 the blue line has been starting to exceed and move away from the red line on the MACDs. On 6/21/2019 the blue line had gain a margin of 3 over the red line as Alpha-En Corporation has closed at a price of .4431 cents. Today with the stock markets being down Alpha-En Corporation still gained .40 cents and went from .70 cents up to $1.10.
Another thing about is watching the spread on the blue line by how many points it exceeds above the red line on the MACDs, as on 7/16/2019 the blue line is 5 points above the red line.
When the blue line begins to pull itself closer to the red line is an indication that the stock price will end up losing some of its price value and begin to go down and would be a indication to sell.
Right now looking for that to happen in the next few days after 7/16/2019, as I'm going to see if there is any more news reports on this company.
Just came across this news wire article on Alpha-En Corporation, on 7/16/2019 they have received a $1 million dollar technology development grant from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority. Here is that latest news wire link at: https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/alphaencorp-receives-1-million-to-support-the-developement-of-its-battery-technology-20190716-00548. On 7/23/2019 the stock went up to $1.01 from its closing on 7/18/2019 of $1.00 this stocks high has been $1.88 and a low of .16 cents. Yes, I did start investing into the stock market in May of 2020. Read about some of the most recent post, about to blog a new one for the Stock Market Research News Letter Report. These reports have been brought to you by Carson Investment Services LLC, we are constructing a service to be coming online within the next few months.
