Guys i need your help to find The next 10-bagger so that we can have top ten stocks to watch for christmas chart.

Thanks
Shareshop

Shareshop
That would be nice.

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SER - Sefton Resources.

Currently 4.75p mid-price. Not sure if I can realistically say I expect this to be a 10-bagger in 12 months, its possible, but a 5-bagger is certainly achievable.

They have recently secured a $10m credit line and are about to commence (in the next week or so) a drilling programme and a cyclic steaming programme on one oil field (California) which has the potential to significantly increase production. They also have another field in California which is largely undeveloped where they are going to be doing some drilling, and exploration work and mapping of reserves. This provides some blue-sky potential. In addition they have built up some 40,000 acres of prime Coal-bed Methane land in Kansas. They are currently in negotiations with JV partners to begin developing this.

I should also add that the shareprice is near all-time lows despite the company being in the best position it has ever been, looking forward. The SP has suffered through negative sentiment built up by months and years of disappointment and failed promises. The credit line had been promised for over a year, but finally in August they got it, on much better terms and a larger facility than anyone expected. Sefton hasn't seen a drill bit for nearly 3 years so it will be quite a momentous occasion when the rig arrives this week. The steaming has also been talked about for years, and is now finally about to become reality also. This has got to be an excellent time to get into this share.

edit (12/10) - rig has been delayed by another week by the current contracter. Expected around 22/10.

VIY are my choice they could be a 5 or more bagger .'This autumn the company will be
launching the first of a series of three significant ViaLogy products based.on
our unique and patented technology. We are anticipating worldwide demand for the
products from the defense, construction and oil and gas industries.

Thanks guys please keep them coming

My opinion........FWIW (nothing)
I am feeling a little gloomy over the economy for the next 12 months or so. While we may not see an out and out bear market, I see no great promise either.
I am looking at the moment sector by sector.
The banking crisis is not yet over. We may not see any other banks going cap in hand but we will see a marked restriction in credit availability.
From a consumers point of view, this is bad for retailers who are "middle of the road" as people go for budget. Luxury will continue to attract the unaffected by the credit crisis. I think holiday companies and furnishing companies have a hard slog in front, but history shows us that at times like that DIY firms do well, as people give up the idea of moving and improve their existing property instead.
I expect banks and credit companies are unlikely to show any great growth and we may see reports lower than expectations. Conversely, those that make a living from bad debt will do well, as sub prime applicants (70% of the UK) fail to consolidate their way out of debt.
Smaller companies will also feel the pinch from being less able to get a good line of credit as banks pull their horns in, so private equity may do well. Indeed if the tax regime changes, they may have to, just to keep up!
In summary, my thoughts are to concentrate on the staples, utilities, food etc. for retail and larger companies, with good cash balances for the rest.
Just my opinion, but I don't think now is the time to go for anything blue sky, except as a side bet. Margins will be under pressure and fundamentals will be king, and if I had to choose the most likely sectors to give a real boost to my portfolio in 2008 I would choose either the smaller pharmas or the business deal makers and merchant bankers.
With that in mind, I fancy CSB.

Edit - just re-read that and what a load of old tosh - thats it from Mystic Meg

I have only had three nominations for top ten shares to watch for 2008 - Am sure you guys must have more that you want included in top 10.
Keep them coming..........Only 71 sleeps to Christmas

Never one to resist a challenge so .........

put Aminex (AEX) on the list.

Existing American assets pretty much cover the current share price.

In the short term you have the potential of drilling news from various parts of Africa (eg Egypt, Tanzania etc).

That ought to take us to 50p and over ;o)

Then you have the prospect of action in North Korea (won't bore you with the details here but check the AEX threads here, on advfn and tmf.

If that comes off then 10-bagger ought to be the first stop !!!!!

;o)

OK, here goes: I'll stick my neck on the line, as I have done my cash!

I reckon Provexis (PXS) could be a winner and that news of its Fruitflow technology will finally start to flow.

The company has a strong management team with experience in the relevant markets where they hope to sell their products, and the benefits of Fruitflow (see www.fruitflow.info) have been scientifically proven.

Rumours have been rife for months that they are 'about to' clinch a deal with e.g Nestle, Coca-Cola and the like - and eventually I'm sure they will. The technology is patented in the key markets of US and Europe as well as elsewhere, and I think there is scope for a number of deals with major companies. - Time will tell...

Current price is: 4.0-4.25p

[NB: I also hold VIY - see Fliper in 4 above, and share his optimism]

Think it may be the year for CRA to come good, obviously dependant on further successful trials of their downhole compressors, but if it works this is surely a multibagger in the making...

Thanks lets have some more

I like HAWK and PET for oilies--also RCG lots of contracts and cash in the bank knocked back recently by the death of a major shareholder but now recovering, Mony and Moni are promising but a real gem is GNG which could possibly be the Chinese equivalent of Microsoft--a whole stable of the biggest chinese companies are it's customers! I'm patiently waiting for one or more to reward me---lol.

CLINTON CARDS but you got to be quick. BUY SEP ,SEL FEB.

TRP - I anticpate Uganda doing the business for them big time.

Shareshop- two shares that catch my eye are azm and oil.
azm are ready to sign up with a big company between now and the end of the year.
oil due some good drilling reports up to the end of the year.
BUT REMEMBER ALL SHARES ARE RISKY.

A couple of 'greenies':

Libra Natural Resources (LNR) - unlikely 10 bagger but maybe a trebler. New woodchip investments likely to lead to rapid rise in production and demand remains very strong.

Econergy (ECG) - many power generation projects coming online. High admin costs expected to fall during 2008.

... and two 'not-so-greenies':

Indago Petroleum (IPL) - current drilling activity will be company defining. If it hits the forecast oil deposits, 10 bagger. If it misses, a big fat short.

Braemore Resources (BRR) - 10 year global license (exclusive) for precious metal smelting technology. Currently demonstrating good productivity and cost benefits compared to existing technologies. Potential takeover target.

Worth checking Hot Tuna (HTT) Strong brand name and new management who are re-launching brand name and bringing licensing rights back in house. Full year to nov 2007 will suffer with loss between 3.0m and 3.5m, with small profit predicted for 2008.

But management seem to be biting bullet now, and are starting to win orders and sponsership deals. If they fail then it could all end in tears, but if successful then you could have a 10 bagger.

ps..... As a classic contrarian play for play of the week take a look at Financial Objects (FIO)

Thanks guys

next 10 bagger is MRP.....followed by AFN and EEL

I DON'T THINK PEOPLE REALISE HOW HUGE ADVFN IS...ALL REVENUE NOW WILL GENERATE MASSIVE PROFITS DUE TO LOW OVERHEADS..PLUS THEY HAVE DATING,PHOTO AND POKER SITES ADDING TO REVENUE...NO BRAINER

I go with ValueMax Braemore Resources could be big in 5 years time a possible 10 bagger.

If it is a blue sky potential you want, look no further than Plus-Quoted (ex-Ofex) CEGO. Creative Entertainment Group. Management have top level global experience at Sony and Columbia, revenues are soaring and that will feed to the bottom line over the next 18 months. Disney have contracted out the making of a show for the first time in its history, and CEGO is the beneficiary.

Rod Stewart Elton John and Pavarotti have all been promoted by management along with a zillion other 'names'. Simon Cowell's company have signed a 3 year agreement with them (for all I am not a Cowell fan!!)

Made about 250k last year after losing in the first half a pattern which is repeating but with way more upside this time and next year could see 750k.

market cap under 4 million