Good Morning! We nailed another winner yesterday buying BPAX Tuesday for a 21%
move into Wednesday details on how I continue to do this below. Todays watch
lists #1 3 NASDAQ small caps under $2 positioned to move in 2012 #2 5 small
caps under $.50 you should be watching Another 21% victory my only alert this
week. Tuesdays alert becomes one of the top stocks in the market Wednesday up 21
% and my premium subscribers and I were in. Tuesday I alerted BPAX after
scouting it for 5-days. Wednesday BPAX was up over 21% from my alert and my
premium subscribers and I cashed in once again. I told you guys and gals 5-days
ago I would trade BPAX. This illustrates the importance of stalking stocks and
is an excellent reflection of how I work. I dont get them all right but I win
66% of the time with all of my trades. Wednesday BPAX was in the top 5 almost
all day of percent gainers with 300 trades or more. We were in the stock
Tuesday! Here is where I told everyone , free and paid how I would go after it
soon and my timing paid off big for subscribers, many of which locked in a
bigger gain than I since it continued up 10% after I sold. This from Andre who
just signed up this week. Good day Jason, I want to thank you for the reason of
my first successfull investment with BPAX from .42 cents to .50 cents. I am now
looking into 2012 with a confident heart to be do well to the coming
possibilities that you will offer me, and hopefully one day to be able to play
in the bigger leagues like you. Merry Christmas to you and your family. André
This further illustrates why watch lists are exactly that, just watch lists. It
took 5-days before I bought BPAX from that blog post but when I did we saw a 21%
run the next day. If you sign up today theres still time to join us for tonights
small gathering in my private chat before the holiday. Itll be a small group due
to the holiday which will give you some facetime if youd like. The webinar is
from 9 p.m. EST 10 p.m. EST and Ill be sending instructions to my premium
subscribers after the close. Happy Holidays, Jason Bond
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