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AAWC | $15000 | UNKNOWN |
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Today's pick is: **AAWC** |
Hello Traders, Imagine an engine capable of delivering more than 80 miles to the gallon. Now imagine that engine scaled to work in everything from lawn mowers to heavy machinery.
And if you can, just imagine being first in line to catch the company with such an engine technology before it explodes. This is the scenario unfolding right now with AAWC.
The company is in talks to acquire what is being hailed as game-changing engine-related intellectual property and recent announcements suggests it could be on the cusp of completing the acquisition.
Investors are wide awake on AAWC which means that traders have to be especially nimble if they are going to capitalize on its upside potential.
AAWC comes with all the necessary accoutrements for breakout action: low float, accessible pricing and most important – very strong momentum.
Increasing daily volatility means that you’d better make your move now or risk being on the outside looking in once this patent-acquiring monster explodes into orbit.
AAWC’s Must-See Technicals
AAWC has excited investors in the past. Look no further than the 12-month high which is a staggering $33.15
AAWC exploded on March 3, opening at 0.20 before reaching a high of 0.60 for intraday gains of up to 200%.
AAWC is uptrending and has a RSI of 54. In the past the play has reached as high as 0.10 on an 80 RSI.
AAWC is making progress as it looks to acquire a game-changing engine patent. Prototype engines based on the technology have produced more than 80 miles to the gallon – without loss of torque.
AAWC is in the middle of a short term uptrend. 50 DMA of 0.021 has been eclipsed by current valuation. Add this to increasing daily volatility and the play is poised for a solid breakout.
About AAWC
AAWC (Alexandria Advantage Warranty Company) is a provider of new and used car warranties to independent and franchised car dealers and their customers.
May 2015 US Auto Sales Surge Past Expectations – 1.63 Million Vehicles Bought
U.S. car buyers bought new cars and trucks at the fastest pace in nearly a decade last month, data released by automakers Tuesday showed. General Motors, Fiat Chrysler and Honda reported increases while Toyota, Nissan and Ford saw declines.
Americans bought about 1.63 million new vehicles in May, up 1.6 percent from about 1.61 million in the same month last year, according to automotive statistics provider Motor Intelligence. Industry forecasts had expected a modest 1 percent decline in sales, to 1.59 million, in part because May was one sales-day shorter than it was last year.
“The buying behavior is supported by a combination of low interest rates, consumer confidence, the impact of lower fuel costs on discretionary income and, in some cases, fresh product,” Stephanie Brinley, senior analyst at IHS Automotive, said in a statement.
News Development
Alexandria Advantage Warranty Company Provides Additional Detail Regarding Its Option Agreement to Acquire Engine Related Intellectual Property
AAWC is getting closer to acquiring the game-changing engine patent announced on March 19. The company has already made a payment to the Nevada corporation it intends to acquire the patent from.
AAWC also disclosed that the intellectual property surrounding the engine technology has been researched and appears to be in good order. The Nevada corporation previously built a functional prototype of its engine and its internal testing on that prototype engine proved in excess of 80 miles per gallon, with no loss of horsepower or torque and extremely low emissions output.
“This engine is a four stroke, inwardly opposed internal combustion engine. To my knowledge, no other inwardly opposed ICEs exist that are four stroke. This engine and the technology behind it could change a lot in the engine industry -- with the light weight, and the ability to scale the size of the engine, it can be used in lawn mowers, motorcycles, cars or heavy machinery. The efficiencies are numerous and exciting to contemplate," said AAWC CEO, Jay Pignatello.
To learn more about AAWC please visit their website: http://www.alexandriaadvantagewarranty.com/
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