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My "Fun Size" Halloween Candy Alert is HVEL - High Velocity Enterprises

High Velocity Enterprises, Inc. manufactures and distributes ceramic materials. It offers precision and high precision machining; fabrication of various ferrous and non-ferrous, and exotic and plastic materials; low temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) products for high volume and performance RF components; alumina for hybrid circuit assemblies and base for high-technology applications; alumina nitride for metalizing circuits with copper, nickel, gold, etc.; zirconia toughened alumina to achieve desired mechanical and electrical properties; and zirconia that is used as sinter aids in sintering of powdered metal. The company also provides lasering and grinding, lapping and polishing, metallization, and thick film hybrids services. High Velocity Enterprises, Inc. was formerly known as Cetek Technologies, Inc. and changed its name to High Velocity Enterprises, Inc. in June 2014. The company was founded in 1989 and is based in Poughkeepsie, New York.

ORGANIZATION

High Velocity Enterprises Inc. (the “Company”) was formally Cetek Technologies Inc. and it’s operational business is King Media Inc., a publishing, marketing and graphic design company that includes expertise in all facets of publishing, advertising, marketings and printing and distribution. High Velocity Enterprises Inc. is a Nevada corporation and King Media, Inc, is located in Freehold New Jersey.

This little beauty is as tiny and thin as a fashion model in June!

Just take a look at how unbelievably tiny this amazing play happens to be.  While the starting share price may be over 8 cents, the marketcap and float are just as microscopic as our very smallest sub-penny picks.

The marketcap of this entire company is a mere $268k.

Even more shocking, the share count of the float is under 1.6 million.

Multiply that by a share price of .085...

The ENTIRE float of HVEL is valued at a shockingly small $132k!

Wow!

Now that's the kind of tiny share structure that creates an explosive day/short-term trading situation!

But there's more.  The Level 2 is just as ready to be CRUSHED as that tiny float.  This is a snapshot taken less than 1 minute before yesterday's close.

There's virtually NOTHING sitting on the Ask between the current .085 share price, and the whopping 2,300% gain waiting for us at $2.

There's even virtually NOTHING sitting on the Ask between us and the 11,700% gain waiting around at $10!

While that may be just a tad "unrealistic"...it certainly is an encouraging Level 2 screen to see.  To say the LEAST!

Let's just keep it conservative and say HVEL has all the crucial elements needed to cook up a triple or even QUADRUPLE digit gainer.

This sounds like the perfect trade!  But there is no such thing, and even the most amazing looking trades can surprise you. When the market opens, that "perfect setup" can crash instead of skyrocket.  This happens all the time! So never believe hype, and always trade prepared for the worst.

*** Be sure to trade with caution and to verify all information for yourself before trading.  Do your own research and consult with a licensed professional before trading any alert.  You may easily lose your entire investment.  In my personal opinion, the vast majority of companies alerted in this newsletter are too risky for traditional investment, and are discussed here purely from a short-term/daytrading perspective.  All traders should have substantial experience before engaging in the exceptionally risky process that is trading small, micro and nano-cap equities. ***

I picked this one purely for how small and explosive the share structure looks.  So why fill up the alert with hot air about the company, when this one has sizzling hot fast trade written all over it, and nothing more?

So I'll keep it short and sweet.

Keep your eyes on HVEL.

I've seen a lot of tickers set the market on fire, and HVEL fits the part perfectly. 

Don't let this one pass you by...

DPS - Darth Trader

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I am what is known as a STOCK PROMOTER!

That means I get paid to promote public companies.  An "alert" is really a promotion.  Check disclaimers and you will see this is the case at virtually all penny market newsletters.  Many of you assume I make money by getting paid in stock, or something of that nature.  This is not the case.  I make money by getting paid in cash, not stock.  Specifically, wire transfers in USD to my US based bank account.  This is the way most newsletters you read operate, and how they make money too. 

Sometimes I also have issued alerts where I get no payment and do not expect payment, and I just put out the alert at my own discretion.  Typically speaking, most alerts I issue are promotions for which I am paid.  You can always find this info in the disclaimer below.

Furthermore, while I always aggressively state the risks and dangers of trading my alerts, there is a danger that has recently come to my attention.  Various individuals in this "industry" have been accused of issuing press releases and/or general company info for various OTC companies that is false, fraudulent, exaggerated, and so on and so forth.  This means, even if you do very thorough due diligence on a stock, it is always possible that someone involved with the stock may have put false or exaggerated information out there that could be part of your research.  There are only a few cases that I am personally aware of, but how widespread this issue is, is unfortunately unknown.  You should keep this in mind when considering taking any trading action. This is further reason, in my personal opinion, why these OTC companies are not suitable for anything resembling a traditional investment.   (Long term gains are extremely rare)

Here is some information directly from the SEC Website: http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/cyberfraud/newsletter.htm

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