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Low Priced Stocks That Could Show Investors High Returns

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SALT LAKE CITY, UT / ACCESSWIRE / October 20, 2015 / Investors willing to play the field and perhaps delve into a new industry can often be overwhelmed by the number of options in front of them. With global markets headed into uncharted territory, select small cap and lower priced stocks have gained traction and become more attractive over the last several weeks.

One trademark of a competitive company is the willingness to take major steps to capitalize on a market opening using its own strength. CD International Enterprises (CDII) fits that bill perfectly, as a company-wide shift has allowed CDII to use its existing global relationships and resources for the purpose of expanding its interests in industrial commodity distribution. As many of the company's peers continue to concentrate on traditional revenue streams like manufacturing, CD International's new focus has mobilized its endeavors and increased its ability to be at the center of partnerships and trading deals.

In fact, with operations already established throughout Asian countries, and budding relationships in Chile, CDII was recently granted an authorization as a representative for business development in both Africa and South America - a position recognized by the Automation Division of Shanghai Electric Group. Industry trends show that this degree of increase in globalization for a small cap stock tends to indicate impending exponential growth.

It doesn't hurt that CD International entered into a agreement to acquire a holding company, in a deal with HK International Finance & Investment Group; Holding Company with Consolidated Revenues Over $25 Million and Consolidated Net Income Over $6 Million last year. This holding company will further expand CDII's business operations as it already services industries like hospitality and construction design.

Like CDII, PetroTerra Corp. (PTRA), trading at .91 cents per share, happens to be another small cap stock with a focus on natural resources that is currently seeking new sources of revenue. Earlier this year, PetroTerra completed initial stages of technical analysis at the Sevier Oil Prospect, an area in which, along with lands in Beaver county, PetroTerra has acquired a 100% working interest and 80% revenue interest. The company believes in the potential of these Utah commodities, projecting a resource range of up to 243 million barrels for one section within the Sevier Prospect.

The real estate market is another potential sector of interest for investors. Wisdom Homes of America, Inc. (WOFA) recently recorded a huge trading volume of over 76 million, soaring up 337% last week following heavy media exposure and, according to the company, "higher revenue transactions with faster turn cycles." Wisdom Homes owns and operates retail centers in Texas for manufactured homes, and the company appears to be capitalizing on a niche local market.

Kirin International holdings Inc (KIRI), a real estate development company primarily operating in China that trades at 5.10 per share, may also be a worth a look from investors. Last month, the company was involved in a major transaction with two privately held corporations to acquire 100% of the Wuhan Yangtze River Newport Logistics Center. This is an enormous complex in The People's Republic of China that functions as a transportation hub with roads and railways connecting to major parts of China.

While the global market sorts itself out, investors may want to track down some of these low cost investments in real estate and natural resources to diversify their portfolios. With a number of key recent moves and an inexpensive price tag, CDII especially stands out from the crowd.

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SOURCE: Seraphim Strategies LLC