In the wake of the Marylin Star scandal, Jenna Jameson was giving stock tips in today's business section of The New York Post. Jameson apparently told Time magazine writer Joel Stein that she is bullish on plastics - "not the kind that fills her famously ample bosom, but the kind being made by a small company called Botex."
According to Jameson, one of her favorites right now is a penny-stock called Botex Industries, which she said is run by a "friend." Although the stock -- which closed down 8 cents at $1.20 on Thursday -- is off 15 percent for the year, Jameson says a new product coming out will send it sky-high.
"[The company] makes this new kind of plastic they're going to be using on tennis shoes and tires that [don't] wear out," she told Time. "Once that comes out, it will be really cool."
Jameson said she made a "pile" on Disney stock over the years but doesn't like the way it looks now. "Disney sucks this year," she said.
"I think a lot of bad things went on with them. They split, and they never went up. They took over a bunch of companies and it never worked out."
But, she said, she got out of Disney before its downswing, and the proceeds from the sale allowed her to start up a restaurant called Tequilla in her hometown of Scottsdale, Ariz.
"Last week I made $30,000," she added. "I bought into Infospace.com and forget about it -- it ended up splitting. eBay is going to be huge, of course; I sell my underwear on eBay."
