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All They Needed Was a Nudge: SSN, CLSN, and APT Now Off and Running
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January 17, 2025

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10:58 AM PST

Small stocks Samson Oil & Gas Limited (SSN), Alpha Pro Tech, Ltd. (APT), and Celsion Corporation (CLSN) are (mostly) locked and loaded and ready to roll.

Though I have my doubts about there being any follow-through left to dole out for the market after today’s 1.2% pop, I also think that the recent strength has pushed small stocks Alpha Pro Tech, Ltd. (AMEX: APT), Celsion Corporation (NASDAQ: CLSN), and Samson Oil & Gas Limited (ADR) (AMEX: SSN) past nagging barriers that would have otherwise held them down. So yeah, now that they’re past the wall, I’ve got a feeling these guys are best primed to make forward progress regardless of where the market goes next.

If the name Celsion Corporation rings a bell, it’s probably because I’ve looked at a few times in recent weeks…. almost always on a bullish light. In fact, in my last comments about CLSN – made all the way back to yesterday – I said I’d tell you when the chart finally broke past that upper side of a pretty well-developed wedge. Well, today was the day. Volume was great too. Don’t try to overthink this one.

Speaking of small stocks with improving charts, you may want to take a look at what’s going on with a chart of Samson Oil & Gas Limited. Though I wouldn’t say it’s out of the woods yet, I do like the way SSN has now made a higher low, and is back above the 50-day line today. Even better though, is the fact that there’s still no analysts coverage of this small cap despite rising revenue and last year’s swing to profit (the trailing P/E is 5.5). This is one of those rare oil shale names that’s making it work, and the market’s starting to figure it out.

Last but not least, small stock Alpha Pro Tech, Ltd. may be flat today, but it’s crawled its way back above the 50-day moving average line after a pretty tough Q2, when APT fell from $1.50 to lows around $1.12. The mood’s changed though, and for good reason.

Like Samson, there’s a big lack of analyst coverage here for Alpha Pro Tech, which makes basic medical care supplies. It’s been profitable for three years running now, with 2009 being a huge win… income of 9.0 million for the $27 million company. Though 2010’s $1.3 million in earnings was lackluster for Alpha Pro Tech, the current price still more than underestimates the potential upside here…. though that’s starting to change if the recent rebound is any clue. May be time to step on for a quick trip.

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