YouTube Scripts for Stocks Channel (Long Term)

Imagine all the things you could buy for $5 in the real world – a 6inch ham and

cheese sub with extra pickles, maybe a bus ticket into the city, or just to the next

stop. But in the world of stocks and shares, $5 can net you some pretty good returns

if you play your cards right. Now it is true that small cap stocks can be extremely

volatile and are not for the faint of heart, but you’re never going to make a profit off 

buying a sandwich, right?

-----------------------------------------------INTRO----------------------------------------------------------

First up we have CBD company Charlotte’s Web Holdings ticker CWBHF. The

company saw excellent gains in its Direct to customer sales figures, reporting $15.6

million in sales in its recent quarterly report. Strong investment in marketing and

social media programs saw a large increase in online traffic, ultimately leading to a

25/% increase in customer acquisitions, a 77% conversion rate and a 33.6%

increase in net Direct To Consumer sales. At the start of 2020, CWBHF was trading a $7 per share, but the pandemic severely affected its B2B operation, dropping its value to $2.82.

But you know what they say, what goes down must come up, it’s something like that

right?? Whatever the saying, a return to normality for the economy, on top of their

acquisition of Abacus Health Products will see this company capture 33% of the

CBD market share, bringing their stock back to and even beyond its original level.

Definitely worth keeping an eye on.

potential for growth. Like many companies, the pandemic has caused a disruption to

its mining capacity, resulting in a lower quarterly tonnage figures, but fear not, the

company has some very exciting things on the horizon. Two new mining locations

in Mexico are showing a lot of promise, with expectations of the second mine in

Terronera to produce 3million troy ounces of silver and 30000 troy ounces of gold

annually. These kinds of predictions make this stock a potential gold mine for

investors!

Next up we have food delivery company Waitr Holdings, ticker WTRH. With a zacks

ranking of #2 and 114% growth in earnings per share over the last year, the

the company looks like a great prospect going into 2021. In December 2020, the stock saw growth of 55%, 14% of that coming in two days! Two days!

The upward trajectory could continue, so we think it’s a stock worth

considering!

Imagine being a company that produces thermal imaging technologies at a time where the most effective way to tell if someone has the coronavirus is by their temperature. 

Well, Lightpath technologies, ticker LPTH, seemed to have hit the jackpot on this one. As manufacturers of optical components, lenses and thermal imaging equipment, the company ticks all the boxes when it comes to the future of mass diagnosis. Their only limitation lies with their manufacturing and production capacity, which can take a lot of time, but their CEO Sam Rubin is confident about the future, saying; “We have a strong pipeline of opportunities. Some of them are in the quoting process, many of them in the design process in which we work very closely with the customer, and some of them in the prototyping process. We believe that we have some significant wins coming down the road.” Mr Rubin and Lightpath definitely make our list.

The first of which has recently obtained intellectual properties rights for the cancer treatment drug prexigebersen. Biopath holdings, ticker BPTH, acquired the rights from the US government in October, which now covers the use of the drug in combination with other frontline therapies. 

Their CEO Peter Nielson said “This further strengthens our intellectual property portfolio and complements already granted patents. Our growing patent estate continues to be a valuable asset for Bio-Path”. The amassing of an increasing number of medical based patents will definitely see the company’s stock rise in the future.

Alongside cancer, incidences of PTSD are rising sharply in the western world and

Aptinyx, ticker APTX, may have the solution. They have been working on the

development of a PTSD treatment by the name of NYX-783 and it has shown

positive signs early on. A 153-patient study on the drug found statistically significant

and clinically meaningful efficacy results with a favourable adverse event and

tolerability profile.’ If they get this treatment right, it could mean very big things for the

price of their stock.

The last of our bio tech companies goes by the name of MidaTech Pharma PLC,

ticker MTP. This company is developing a treatment for the condition Diffuse Intrinsic

Pontine Glioma and for all us non-medical folk, that’s a type of brain tumour. Phase

one trials took place in October 19 and proved successful, with phase 2 trials now in

the pipeline. If the results are positive, the company could see really strong gains in

its share price.

----------------------------------------------------AD--------------------------------------------------------------------

 ---------------------------------------------------AD--------------------------------------------------------------------

LiveXLive, ticker LIVX, has had a good past year thanks to its focus on streaming music. Given that live in-person music has tanked recently, their focus on streaming live music has put them in a unique niche and their share price is expected to continue to rise as more people look for ways to experience live music via streaming services.

One of the OG’s in the tech space, Nokia, ticker NOK have made it into our list, with

some impressive recent credentials. We all remember the legendary 3310 mobile

and the impact it had on society, but now the company is moving into the high-speed

internet space. After Chinese firm Huawei’s ongoing feud with the US, Nokia secured

a contract to build Belgium’s brand new 5G network with the help of Orange and

Proximus. This could be the start of big things once again for Nokia, so keep an eye

on this stock.

Next on our list is financial tech company Mogo INC, ticker MOGO who offer digital

financial services to consumers. Boasting features such as credit report monitoring,

identity fraud protection, and digital spending options along with digital mortgages,

the company has seen good recent growth, evident in this year’s quarterly reports. They did have a significant drop in value back in March, down to 80 cents a share, but have since clawed it back up to $2.98 and are now seeing revenues in the region of $10 million, with cash flow of $6.5 million. In early December, the company saw their bitcoin transaction volume spike by 135% and also acquired the company Carta Holdings, which to us, shows a very promising future.

The first company worth putting the spotlight on is Lianluo Smart Ltd, ticker LLIT. In

October, the company announced a merger between themselves and a technology &

electronics ecommerce marketplace by the name of NewEgg. The transition will see

Stockholders of NewEgg become the majority shareholders of LianLuo and its

subsidiaries and allow for the next stage of growth for the duo in the public domain.

NewEgg are no spring chickens and have been a go to site for technology

enthusiasts for decades, so this could be a very lucrative investment.

This next company is a real breath of fresh air... The Taiwan Liposome Company,

ticker TLC has created an inhalable COVID-19 treatment which has already been

given the green light by Australian Authorities to begin human trials. The Bellberry

Human Research Ethics Committee approved the company’s application to launch a

Phase-1 clinical evaluation of TLC19. The decision comes just days after Taiwan

approved TLC’s investigational new drug application for the compound. If the

company is successful in its pursuit, the commercial prospects of such a product are

huge, definitely something to bear in mind.

Our final stock from the continent is a biotech company by the name of Synlogic, ticker SYBX. This company has won the hearts and minds of many hedge fund managers, featuring in several high-profile portfolios throughout 2020 as well as consistently ranking in the top 30 most popular stocks of the year. In early December, the company announced its entry into Phase I clinical trials for its SYNB8802, a new drug meant to treat cases of Enteric Hyperoxaluria, an acquired metabolic disorder. This announcement saw a significant jump in share prices from sub-$2 to over $2 in a single day. Another thing to acknowledge is the appointment of biotech giant Michael Heffermen to the board of directors. All of these factors in conjunction make Synlogic a great buy right now.

First, we have VOC energy trust, ticker VOC. The company just announced it will be distributing $1.455 million to its shareholders yielding a whopping 5.82%, an incredible rate given the current low interest rate environment. It’s certainly not every day you find stocks with that kind of dividend yield and investors are flocking from far and wide to snap up a piece of this company.

Our final stock to buy for under $5 right now is.... Global Self Storage Inc, ticker SELF. This company is a real estate investment trust that offer commercial and residential storage options and like VOC, offer a very generous dividend at $0.26per share. Exceptionally good return for a stock under $5. Despite the recent economic turmoil, SELF have proved themselves to be a stable bet and could perhaps see more prosperity as a result of housing evictions and an increase in the need for storage solutions. Only time will tell, but this could be a very good option indeed.

So that wraps up our list of the 15 best stocks for under $5 right now. Hopefully this will put you on the right path for investing in small cap stocks and bring lots of prosperity going into 2021!

If you enjoyed this video, please don’t forget to like and subscribe to the channel and click the little bell to receive our notifications. Happy investing and we’ll see you in the next one!

Space exploration used to be a concept confined to the imagination of astrologists and science fiction enthusiasts, but in the last few years, this industry has become a reality. Imagine blasting off into the dark abyss above on an intrepid adventure, sights set on discovering the ultimate truth – is the moon really made of cheese? Either way, here are the 8 space stocks we think are out of this world.

First up we have Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings, ticker AJRD. Originating as a rubber manufacturer, they transitioned into the space industry in the 1940’s, which must have been quite an ironic shock to shareholders at the time. The company makes missile defence systems and, over the years, has had a number of contracts with the US government and NASA. But space is not their only (nor final) frontier, they also have assets tied up in the real estate industry and this portfolio diversity is what sets them apart from other companies. This, alongside their long-standing government ties, makes this a potentially stable investment despite their covid-induced 2020 market performance. One to watch for sure

Next on our list is Northrop Grumman Corporation, ticker NOC. NOC has always been a big name in the defence industry, with a number of large government contracts, and they made the inevitable transition into the space industry over the last few years. You could say it was.... one small step. Between 2018 and 2020, the company worked on developing their space craft programme OmegA, but the project was unsuccessful in the government selection process. Despite this, they have certainly not been short-sighted in their approach, boasting several key telescope contracts with NASA. With further involvement in the space industry will come more prosperity, so this could be a good option for investors, but proceed with caution as this stock has seen increased volatility over the past few years.

You know the old saying; communication is key – well this couldn’t be truer of the next company on our list. Iridium Communications, ticker IRDM hosts an extensive network of satellites that support voice, data and internet services. Having launched their first set of satellites back in 1998, they partnered with Space X in 2017 to secure their second constellation, which was completed in 2019. Now they have plans to launch a backup set alongside Relativity Space, which could see their stock continue on its upward trajectory.

An exciting prospect for the space industry is the possibility of space tourism and Virgin Galactic, ticker SPCE, is firmly at the forefront. A subsidiary of billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson’s Virgin Group, the company is set on developing commercial spacecraft that will propel members of the public into the stratosphere as early as a few years’ time. As well as this, they are developing space craft for scientific purposes, such as data acquisition and exploration, which could add to the value of their stock. Although the pandemic disrupted their production, resulting in a dip in their stock, this is still a very exciting prospect for investors looking for their own little piece of the milky way.

An investment firm in California by the name of Stable Road Acquisition Corp, ticker SRAC, has announced a merger with space delivery company Momentus, which has sparked the attention of wall street. The merger, which will see the ticker change to MNTS, will boost the company value to $1.2 billion and allow them to expand their capabilities with cargo and satellite delivery on behalf of public and private companies. Existing partnerships with companies like SpaceX and Lockheed Martin as well as government agencies combined with their affordable price tag makes this a potentially great stock to buy right now.

If it’s got anything to do with giant metal structures hurtling through the sky, you can guarantee our next company is involved. Established in 1916, Boeing, ticker BA have been a strong presence in the aerospace industry and represent one half of the United Launch Alliance. Their biggest space project is currently the Vulcan Rocket but they are also no stranger to launch systems, satellites and probes and have maintained strong ties with NASA over the years. As expected, Boeing had a nightmare of a year in 2020, with the pandemic halting orders for planes and the failure of their 737 max. But unlike their new plane, there is a low chance of their stock plummeting to the ground completely, and with air travel likely to resume in 2021 this could be a great time to invest.

The other half of the United Launch Alliance and next up on our list is Lockheed Martin, ticker LMT. LMT have been working closely with NASA in recent years on their deep space exploration projects, most notably contributing to the Orion spacecraft which is designed to send humans to the moon or potentially even further. The defence contracting giant is most known for its high value government contracts and reported a backlog of orders valued at over $150billion in 2020. All that combined makes this stock as hot as a launch pad moments after lift-off.

Our final space stock to buy right now is a Colorado based company by the name of Maxar, ticker MAXR. Specialising in satellite communications and radar technology, the company was born as a result of a merger of 4 companies a few years ago and has recently acquired a 3D satellite data company by the name of Vricon. At this point, they are basically a black hole for up-and-coming space firms. Their current operation involves the manufacturing of satellites, hosting access to satellite imagery and providing data for their clients and they have a lot of potential to expand into both public and private spaces. So be sure to keep an eye on their stock in 2021.

The most common question on everybody’s lips is ‘can we invest in SpaceX’? Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but SpaceX is still a privately owned company, with celebrity entrepreneur owner Elon Musk declaring that he wanted to maintain free reign on innovation and avoid the restrictions of a public company. Fair Enough. With that said, a way to get around this is to invest in companies that are tied to Spacex, either as a supplier or a partnership, as gains made by SpaceX will then also be felt by your own investment. This same concept applies to NASA because, as a government agency, they too have no buyable stock options but will certainly have an impact on other companies stock.So there are our 8 best space stocks to buy right now! This is a very exciting industry to be investing in and this moment could be one of the best times to do it. Strong innovations are making once seemingly impossible feats a concrete reality and it looks like these stocks are heading in one direction only. To infinity, and beyond.

Are you investing in any Space Stocks? Let us know in the comments below. Also, don’t forget to like and subscribe for more great trade ideas