What caught our eye last week?
Ian Wyatt's pitch for an "Unconventional IPO", which he also sold with phraseology like the "Amazon of Oil", inspired our most-discussed teaser solution last week. he says the company is backed with $25 million from an experienced Fortune 500 oil CEO, and with immediate cash flow that he thinks will reward investors. That sounds pretty appealing, thin though the details might be -- So what's the story? Can we flesh it out for you? Click here for the details.
Sometimes we go South, and sometimes we go Small... on Monday we did both -- I've been wondering about the "Everything App" being teased by the new Australian newsletter Wealth Eruption, and about their contention that it's "going viral" and will be surging from five cents to a dollar this year. What the heck are they talking about? Thinkolator answers here.
We also got another "Next Berkshire" pitch -- this time from Tom Gardner at the Motley Fool, who says his "triple play" pick looks a lot like Berkshire in 1992. So what's that one? Answers here.
And a re-tease hit our inbox this week as well -- Kent Moors is pitching a "Nano Grid" stock that he thinks will rise 38,901%, and it's the same tease he's been running for quite a while... who is it? Just click here and we'll share what we know.
Finally, as usual, I spent the final day of the week thinking and writing for the Irregulars, my favorite people -- this week I wrote up a stock I've been buying, and check in on some favorites that reported recently... and I even answer a reader question about "why buy gold coins?" That piece is here.
