AWX's Grand Resort getting more positive publicity

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The company is also a waste management company... a few years ago when fracking was big in Ohio & PA.. they opened up injection wells to dispose of waste water from fracking. They were shutdown by Ohio DLNR because of minor earthquake in Ohio. read their 10Q for more details. They have a pending lawsuit that could net the company recovery costs on this wells of 6-8 million.. which would boost earnings and strengthen balance sheet.

No worries, These days its probably best to be a little cynical. I am not offended in any way. This stock truly has been an incredible swing trade stock for most of this year, combined with offering great longer term growth opportunities. The best of both worlds and I never have to worry about buying the dips as the price/sales and price/book are so low even if they filed Bankruptcy the liquidation value of the assets is north of $10/share after paying off liabilities

Sorry Dave but your way off base here, My initial position in 1999 was at $5 but added more at $3 and more at $2 before the stock began to move up in 2003. from 2003-2007 it moved to $10 and I sold most of my position at a very nice profit. In the 2008 selloff I started buying at $4 and bought all the way down to $.98 cents the all time low on the stock, that was my buy. The stock eventually rebounded all the way to $6 and I took some profits on the way up but probably should have taken more. The oil price collapse and the shut down of the waste water wells by the ohio DLNR hit the stock hard and it traded in the $2 range for awhile where I was an aggressive buyer. I made a killing on the stock in 2018 where in 4 days the stock traded from $4 to $36 and back to $4. I liquidated 76K shares.. The spike was caused by guy gentile... read my other article. I started buying shares back at $4 and built a huge position in this stock during the pandemic selloff in March 2020. I was the low print buyer again at $1.18 and bought a ton of shares below $2. I currently am long 145K shares at an avg cost around $2.39 and its actually a lot lower if you take into account the 96K in realized capital gains I have already booked in the stock this year. I always hold part of my position for the long term and trade part of my position on these crazy spikes that it has been having this year. selling the spike up and buying back if it goes back down. The company has grown quite a bit since my first purchase in 1999 and is incredibly undervalued at these price levels which is why I will add to my position on any further weakness in the stock, although I personally think it is done going down for the time being and the way this has been trading this year another big spike move to higher highs and higher lows is coming and probably before the next earnings report in August.

If you want proof of my long position and cost give me an email address and I will send you proof of both the position I hold, the cost basis and the 96K in profits I have booked this year. I will even send you proof of the 25K shares I bought the last few days at prices ranging from 4.40-3.55 because I am still convinced the stock is way undervalued!!!

If you look at the yearly chart it has been doing those daily spikes on heavy volume. If you bought at higher prices I suggest you buy some at these lower prices to average down your cost. The overall trend is still higher as it has been setting higher highs and higher lows. I think the downward slide is over. The key to this stock is just be patient and be willing to buy more on any weakness.

Thanks! I am a big believer as well. I Have owned the company since 1999 and it currently is my largest position

Yes, I am an investor in the stock/company... that is my only interest. I have been an investor in this company since 1999 and it has been a great investment for me.

Here is a great video of the Grand Resort Hotel that AWX owns

https://www.thegrandresort.com/

And the 4 golf courses they own

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2E7I5KoEGY&t=163s