Weebles Wobble But They Don’t Fall Down: 3 Mini PowerRatings Stocks Poised for Maxi Gains

Small stocks are volatile. They are exciting to trade, but often contain higher risk. Their price action often reminds me of the wobbling nature of the old egg shaped people painted toys known as Weebles.

Unlike the other little people shaped toys of days of yore, Weebles would always rebalance themselves to an upright position no matter how much they wobbled back and forth. When one is searching for small stocks to trade for short-term gains, it’s the Weebles of the stock world that should make your watch list.

The countless regular “little people” mini stocks can easily be knocked over and never get back up. How does one go about locating these Weebles that place the odds firmly in your favor for short-term gains? One statistically proven method of choosing little stocks most likely to outperform in the short term is our Stock PowerRatings.

Developed over the last 14 years of extensive research and proven in actual practice, PowerRatings clearly place the odds of short term success in your favor. Stocks earning an 8 rating have shown to outperform the average stock at a 5.8 to 1 margin. Those with a 9 rank outperform at a 10.1 to 1 margin and the highest ranked stocks with a 10 PowerRating outperform at 14.7 to 1 margin over the average stock.

Here are 3 highly ranked, yet mini priced PowerRatings stocks for this week:

Harris & Harris
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: Stock PowerRatings 9

SciClone Pharmaceuticals
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: Stock PowerRatings 10

Spectrum Pharmaceuticals
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: Stock PowerRatings 9

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David Goodboy is Vice President of Business Development for a New York City based multi-strategy fund.