Mad Money with Jim Cramer...... for as much as I rarely listen to what someone else thinks about a stock, and for as much as I dislike loud people, I am am getting to cautiously like Jim Cramer in that he asks some good questions and can made a simple interview interesting...
https://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1512606812&play=1
Right now there are three things that I find interesting that could change the face of the Westport stock price;
- the corridors that are/may go(ing) into California to Salt Lake City, Quebec to Detroit, and Calgary to Vancouver
- the prospect of the Nat Gas Act passing (and hopefully passing without much delay)
- and the prospects for Westport's new JV in China; this is truly a company with world wide exposure and markets
There are many other reasons that I could find even more hope for this company (like the end of the Paccar exclusivity clause later this year), but they don't hold the public eye like the top three would.
I would be surprised if there is more than 30% of the stock regularly trading at any given time, so to have millions trading in a couple days tells me that it is building another based before moving up again.
I keep thinking about a story that I read a long time ago (about 10 years) about the major computer stocks... I can't recall the exact numbers, but it stated how much each stock would have gained on a per dollar investment return from conception to maturity... IBM was something like 23,000%... considering that I started buying Westport at .85 cents CDN, it would no doubt have a paragraph in my memoirs...