Free Stock Tips

Hi Everybody,

Last week was very good for many of our readers, with a nice 25% gainer on Monday followed by a huge 100% winner Wednesday.

This week we’re looking to do even better.

Starting with Monday’s alert, a company that is already generating millions in revenue!

Right now, the company is an unknown to traders as it doesn’t have much trading history, but that should all change Monday as the company kicks off an awareness campaign.

When traders learn about this revenue generating company we could see a very exciting Monday.

Our alert for Monday is Sterling Consolidated Corp., STCC
The stock closed Friday at 22 cents

STCC has been a leading supplier of hydraulic and pneumatic seals to the automotive and industrial marketplace for more than 40 years.

STTC is already bringing in solid revenue. With almost $6 million in revenue last year, and over $3 million in revenue through 2 reported quarters this year, STCC is doing better than most OTC companies.

However, the company is not being complacent.

STCC has recently announced an acquisition strategy with strick requirements in terms of business model, earnings and geographic location.

STCC’s ultimate goal is to create a distribution network that allows Sterling to service the entire U.S. market on a 1-day delivery basis.
Last week, STCC announced its first acquisition.

STCC looks like a company on the upswing, and when investors learn about this Monday, they will be intrigued.

Not only does STCC have the potential to announce more acquisitions, but they have 3rd quarter financials coming up, and with the second quarter numbers being so good it wouldn’t be surprise if the third quarter numbers are also stellar.

What makes STCC such an intriguing trade opportunity is the lack of trading history.

When investors learn about this stock Monday we could see a huge bump in liquidity giving us some excellent trading opportunities.

Make sure STCC is on top of your watchlist Monday morning.

As always, do your own research, don’t chase gaps, use limit orders to enter positions, always use stop loss orders to protect your position, and take profits when you are in a position to do so.

Good Trading