DZZ posted as our Stock of the Week on Monday Evening (4.15.13) at $6.36

DZZ is actually not a stock based on the regular form of the word, but we believe it has a lot of potential to increase in value this week.

It trades like a stock, but DZZ is actually a Double Short Gold ETN. This means that the investment instrument seeks to replicate twice the inverse of the daily performance of the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity index - Optimum Yield Gold Excess Return.

This means that if gold goes down then DZZ goes up. It is an exchange-traded note or ETN. DZZ has had two days of significant moves higher. Gold has lost its 3-year support and it closed down 124.40 to 1352.60 during Monday's session. In relation, DZZ moved $0.79 to $6.36 or 14.18%.

We believe that gold will continue to drop this week now that it lost support. It may not drop as much as it did on Monday, but the trend is down, so we like DZZ a lot.

Abby, Inc.

Symbol: ABBY

Current Price: $0.58

ABBY has just started trading on a consistent basis on November 6th and relatively it has seen a great deal of attention already. This is a great sign as volume tends to move stocks and it's an important metric to many investors.

It's Thanksgiving week and usually a few key stocks get the attention and have solid moves. We could possibly see ABBY become that type of stock this week. It is in that micro-cap range as well.

The key part of this company's strategy is to work with seasoned operators as a principal investor and major participant. As oil independence in North America continues to be a focus, this is a vision that could possibly pay off strong for ABBY investors.

According to their PPT presentation on their site at abbyenergy.com, ABBY is in the process of acquiring a group known as Rogers Oil & Gas. The closing of the acquisition is subject to audited financials and issuing convertible preferred stock for the Corporation. Rogers Oil & Gas holds working interests in 15 producing oil wells in the Bakken formation in the Saskatchewan Province.

ABBY expansion plans include seeking low-risk prospects in Colorado, West Texas and Louisiana as well as additional properties in Nebraska.

The President of ABBY was a partner in the development of a chain of sports stores that were sold for nearly $1 billion.

This company has the makings that could possibly lead to something big. This is one to watch this Thanksgiving week.