Most Active Penny Stocks on February 15, 2011

Most Active Penny Stocks on February 15, 2011 : Blockbuster Inc. (PINK:BLOBQ) despite its declines of 7.58% at a price of $0.0610 for the current trading period, Blockbuster arrived at an increased overall traded volume of 1.39M, its average volume being 789,990.00. Market capitalization arrived in the high million range of 30.38M, its EPS being -3.13. The company has traded in a range of $0.05-$0.07 since opening today at a price of $0.07. Recently, news erupted that a second bet has been placed on Blockbuster Inc., the bankrupt movie-rental company, by billionaire Carl Icahn. The bid however is starting to look like a loser, analysts said. Icahn and Monarch Alternative Capital LP are among Blockbuster creditors who are considering a bid for the company at less than $300 million, a person familiar with the matter said.

Home Energy Savings (PINK:HESV) is currently on the rise with an increase of over 114.29% at a price of $0.0015 per stock. The company opened at a price of $0.00 today, arriving at a current trading volume of 41.28M. The company usually trades with a volume of 6.30M on a daily basis. Market capitalization has arrived at 25,071.00 for the day so far.

Critical Solutions (PINK:CSLI) skyrocketed by over 183.33% at a price of $0.0017 for the current trading session. Volume followed suit and rose to 108.29M, in comparison to its usual trading volume of 731,936.00. A market capitalization of 1.33M is also reported for the current trading session, followed by a beta value of -7.76.

Cord Blood America (OTC:CBAI) plunged by 6.25% as the company trades at a current pric eof $0.0030 per stock. Volume remained optimistic however and rose to 65.23M, leaving behind its average volume of 33.00M. Earnings per share remained at a neutral 0.00, while market capitalization arrived in the high million range of 17.08M. The company announced today, February 14,2011, that it has purchased a minority interest in Stem Cells VIDAPLUS, a Spanish-owned company which preserves umbilical cord stem cells at the Institute of Transfusion Medicine and Immunology of the Red Cross in Frankfurt, Germany. For the latest updates PRESS CTR + D or visit Stock Market news Today

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