what is yalls picks for tomm? i know theres some good ones out there, no need to keep them a secret haha j.k
Posted by wholesaledealer on :
Can't tell ti'll market closes
Posted by jdizz on :
o ok
Posted by IMAKEMONEY on :
BAC
Posted by AJGrano on :
Well I'm hoping that ACTC makes a litte bounce because even though I have around 2.5k in free shares, I picked some up earlier in the day at .20 and then flipped at .26, so of course I decided to pick up another 3k shares at .22 and it tanked. So I'm hoping I atleast get some profit on those tomorrow...hm....today I mean
Posted by jdizz on :
i actually think actc will do pretty good. i dont know if you read this yet or not, but it gave me some hope lol.
President Obama to reverse stem cell research funding restrictions
04:31 PM EST on Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Officials: Obama to reverse abortion policy
AP
Early next week, President Obama is planning on reversing the restrictions imposed by President Bush, which will allow federal funding of embryonic stem cell research.
This is major, new health news from the office of the president, for supporters of those asking for permission to use embryonic stem cells in clinical trials to treat human paralysis.
The first trial is already planned and will be small; only eight-to-ten people in a bio tech company in California. The patients will be paraplegics who can use their arms, but cannot walk. They will receive one injection within two weeks of their injury.
Dr. David Scadden, Harvard Stem Cell Institute, said “If we could have any evidence of activity, if they could now feel cold, or warm or touch, that would be a sign of success.”
This first test will show only if the cells are safe in humans. Animal research has been very successful. Scientists have helped paralyzed rats walk again by repairing damaged nerve endings in their spines.
Web story published by Chris Wright
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by IMAKEMONEY: BAC
Yep
Posted by jdizz on :
GOOD CALL up 1.15!! if i never had unsettled money lol i woulda bought into that and made a few bucks. o well maybe next time!
Posted by invester on :
I bought $10 and $20 Leaps in BAC. I also bought $5 and $10 Leaps in C
Posted by invester on :
Oh, also Leaps in GERN
Posted by jdizz on :
what is a leap?
Posted by invester on :
A leap is a stock option of a year or more.
Posted by jdizz on :
ok thanks
Posted by invester on :
I covered my C and BAC calls. I see them diving tomorrow. I think the bad bank plan will call for much more dilution on behalf of the taxpayer.
Posted by sju1973 on :
I sold BAC today. I also think it will dive.
Posted by jdizz on :
we sould have our own topic called what are your picks invester? lol j.k but for real what are you goin with tomorrow? it will be friday and i feel liek making some money lol
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by invester: Oh, also Leaps in GERN
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Posted by invester on :
Ok, so here’s what I've bought over the past three days.
GERN ATHN CPST ZGEN HOV DVAX GENT YRCW MGI ACTC CROX SQNM C
Posted by Free Muney on :
earnings play after hours today. bcr recently upgraded to strong buy. medical equipment maker, less sensitive to recession...
Posted by invester on :
Man GERN is rocken!!!!!
Posted by sju1973 on :
STEM is also up over 13%
Posted by jdizz on :
i think dvax will be good for tomm?
Posted by jdizz on :
or yrcw?
Posted by invester on :
Oh, YRCW's quarter and financing talks are huge news. YRCW will be double digits very soon.
Posted by Free Muney on :
invester i really like capstone, but with the severe decline in volume i worry it may fizzle for awhile. what do you think?
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by Free Muney: invester i really like capstone, but with the severe decline in volume i worry it may fizzle for awhile. what do you think?
Even China is buying from CPST. They also have the deal with Walmart. Not to mention, you need turbines with most alternative energy. Should do well with the Obama administration.
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by invester: Ok, so here’s what I've bought over the past three days.
They just talked about my SQNM and GERN on fast money. Gapping for tomorrow.
Posted by jdizz on :
so sqnm and gern sould do pretty good today.. guess im goin with that. thanks invester
Posted by invester on :
Posted by BooDog on :
GE heading for double bottom
GE Responds to Moody's Review Friday 01/30/2009 1:27 AM ET - Close-up Media
Related Companies Symbol Last %Chg GEA 23.82 0.34% GE 12.20 -4.09%
As of 11:30 AM ET 1/30/09 According to company officials, Moody's has placed General Electric Company's and General Electric Capital Corp.'s (GECC) long-term Aaa ratings on review for possible downgrade.
In a release, the company noted:
This review does not affect GE's and GECC's short-term funding ratings of Prime-1 (P-1), which were affirmed by Moody's. This action is a follow-up to Moody's December review of GE's 2009 operating plan. GE has outlined a plan for the year that is based on the difficult global economic environment we see. During the next few months, we will work constructively with Moody's on its review. Our objective is to maintain our Triple-A rating but we do not anticipate any major operational impacts should that change. We expect to deliver on the 2009 financial framework that we outlined last week.
GE has taken steps to strengthen its liquidity position, including reducing GE Capital Services' commercial paper from $88 billion in 3Q '08 to $65 billion today. We have raised 64 percent of our long-term funding for 2009. The company has more than $50 billion in cash on hand. During 2008, GE increased its alternative funding by $25 billion and will continue to grow this funding in 2009 and beyond.
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Posted by BooDog on :
F 1.85 looked like a decent support.
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by BooDog: GE heading for double bottom
GE Responds to Moody's Review Friday 01/30/2009 1:27 AM ET - Close-up Media
Related Companies Symbol Last %Chg GEA 23.82 0.34% GE 12.20 -4.09%
As of 11:30 AM ET 1/30/09 According to company officials, Moody's has placed General Electric Company's and General Electric Capital Corp.'s (GECC) long-term Aaa ratings on review for possible downgrade.
In a release, the company noted:
This review does not affect GE's and GECC's short-term funding ratings of Prime-1 (P-1), which were affirmed by Moody's. This action is a follow-up to Moody's December review of GE's 2009 operating plan. GE has outlined a plan for the year that is based on the difficult global economic environment we see. During the next few months, we will work constructively with Moody's on its review. Our objective is to maintain our Triple-A rating but we do not anticipate any major operational impacts should that change. We expect to deliver on the 2009 financial framework that we outlined last week.
GE has taken steps to strengthen its liquidity position, including reducing GE Capital Services' commercial paper from $88 billion in 3Q '08 to $65 billion today. We have raised 64 percent of our long-term funding for 2009. The company has more than $50 billion in cash on hand. During 2008, GE increased its alternative funding by $25 billion and will continue to grow this funding in 2009 and beyond.
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Boo, BobFry posted a post saying he was getting into GE at $14.75. I told him I thought it was WAY too soon as 51% of there business is GE Capital. Now, they might loose there AAA credit rating. They will then have to raise more capital through equity or debit markets. I think GE hits $10.
Posted by invester on :
GE currently at $12.13
Posted by invester on :
GE has a forward P/E of 9.19!!!! I mean, even if they don't need to raise capital, in this environment, that’s really expensive. I like US Steel "X" or Foster Wheeler “FWLT” way over GE. At $10 it starts to look attractive.
Posted by BooDog on :
quote:Originally posted by invester:
quote:Originally posted by BooDog: GE heading for double bottom
GE Responds to Moody's Review Friday 01/30/2009 1:27 AM ET - Close-up Media
Related Companies Symbol Last %Chg GEA 23.82 0.34% GE 12.20 -4.09%
As of 11:30 AM ET 1/30/09 According to company officials, Moody's has placed General Electric Company's and General Electric Capital Corp.'s (GECC) long-term Aaa ratings on review for possible downgrade.
In a release, the company noted:
This review does not affect GE's and GECC's short-term funding ratings of Prime-1 (P-1), which were affirmed by Moody's. This action is a follow-up to Moody's December review of GE's 2009 operating plan. GE has outlined a plan for the year that is based on the difficult global economic environment we see. During the next few months, we will work constructively with Moody's on its review. Our objective is to maintain our Triple-A rating but we do not anticipate any major operational impacts should that change. We expect to deliver on the 2009 financial framework that we outlined last week.
GE has taken steps to strengthen its liquidity position, including reducing GE Capital Services' commercial paper from $88 billion in 3Q '08 to $65 billion today. We have raised 64 percent of our long-term funding for 2009. The company has more than $50 billion in cash on hand. During 2008, GE increased its alternative funding by $25 billion and will continue to grow this funding in 2009 and beyond.
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Boo, BobFry posted a post saying he was getting into GE at $14.75. I told him I thought it was WAY too soon as 51% of there business is GE Capital. Now, they might loose there AAA credit rating. They will then have to raise more capital through equity or debit markets. I think GE hits $10.
I can see the weakness in the indicators. It very well could break support and hit your $10. The more I look at the charts I see it is very possible. But first I want my bounce from the double bottom . One thing I noticed watching all the financials was once Moody, S&P, Fitch and DOW started making noise about a company it created more of a panic and the bottoms fell out pretty easily. That could happen here as well imo. I only took a nibble on GE last week at 12.22, so watching it drop another $2? Stop loss or add more? My tolerance and style has me adding more if it does break. Seeing GE at $10 or even below? Posted by *Mag* on :
CINT .0002 x .0003
Posted by T e x on :
really? ok, kewl...
Posted by jdizz on :
what is gunna make us some money today?
Posted by AJGrano on :
quote:Originally posted by jdizz: what is gunna make us some money today?
looks familiar from a while back.
Posted by Lockman on :
quote:Originally posted by a surfer:
quote:Originally posted by Lockman: SGLS
jeez lock.... where ya been hiding this one?
looks familiar from a while back.
Got into it end of last week. Chart looked a bit over bought but I guess the low float and news of retiring shares just keeps it going.
Posted by Lockman on :
quote:Originally posted by BooDog: GE heading for double bottom
GE Responds to Moody's Review Friday 01/30/2009 1:27 AM ET - Close-up Media
Related Companies Symbol Last %Chg GEA 23.82 0.34% GE 12.20 -4.09%
As of 11:30 AM ET 1/30/09 According to company officials, Moody's has placed General Electric Company's and General Electric Capital Corp.'s (GECC) long-term Aaa ratings on review for possible downgrade.
In a release, the company noted:
This review does not affect GE's and GECC's short-term funding ratings of Prime-1 (P-1), which were affirmed by Moody's. This action is a follow-up to Moody's December review of GE's 2009 operating plan. GE has outlined a plan for the year that is based on the difficult global economic environment we see. During the next few months, we will work constructively with Moody's on its review. Our objective is to maintain our Triple-A rating but we do not anticipate any major operational impacts should that change. We expect to deliver on the 2009 financial framework that we outlined last week.
GE has taken steps to strengthen its liquidity position, including reducing GE Capital Services' commercial paper from $88 billion in 3Q '08 to $65 billion today. We have raised 64 percent of our long-term funding for 2009. The company has more than $50 billion in cash on hand. During 2008, GE increased its alternative funding by $25 billion and will continue to grow this funding in 2009 and beyond.
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Boo, BobFry posted a post saying he was getting into GE at $14.75. I told him I thought it was WAY too soon as 51% of there business is GE Capital. Now, they might loose there AAA credit rating. They will then have to raise more capital through equity or debit markets. I think GE hits $10.
Nice call Invester
GEN ELECTRIC CO(NYQ: GE) NEW Real-time: 11.04 -0.22 (-1.95%) 11:03am EThelp Last Trade: 10.90 Trade Time: 10:47AM ET Change: 0.36 (3.20%) Prev Close: 11.26 Open: 11.09 Bid: N/A Ask: N/A 1y Target Est: 15.12 Day's Range: 10.66 - 11.20 52wk Range: 11.19 - 38.52 Volume: 55,151,445 Avg Vol (3m): 113,847,000 Market Cap: 114.02B P/E (ttm): 6.35 EPS (ttm): 1.72 Div
Thanks for your help!!! YOU DA MAN!! Posted by invester on :
Posted by invester on :
Bought Leap Calls on BAC. Should bounce. Hope it doesn't get diluted to hell by the government though. LoL
Posted by sju1973 on :
BAC is killing me this week. I got in at 5.97 earlier in the week so I am down a bunch. I hope it will bounce hard after Obama unveils the bad bank plan on Monday.
Posted by greenman on :
Just bought BAC at 4.33. We will see what happens with it.
Posted by invester on :
BAC $4.60. They bought Merrill for $29 billion. There market cap is less than that now. They own Country Wide as well. If I'm right about how this is going to play out, this will be at $20-$25 in a couple of months.
Posted by jdizz on :
damn i soulda have asked yoo what you were going to play before i put all my mony into gern.. lol o well its up .48 right now
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by invester: BAC $4.60. They bought Merrill for $29 billion. There market cap is less than that now. They own Country Wide as well. If I'm right about how this is going to play out, this will be at $20-$25 in a couple of months.
Posted by winner on :
bought 1mm shares of CCAJ because of this release, the NEW management team and the insiders holdings.
Posted by invester on :
Ken Lewis "CEO of Bank of America" just bought another million dollars of his companies stock today.
Posted by invester on :
CORRECT: Bank Of America's 6 Insiders Bought On Wednesday, Thursday 8 minutes ago - FF Bank Of America: 6 Insiders Bought On Wednesday, Thursday 20 minutes ago - FF CORRECT: Bank Of America: 6 Insiders Buy 370,000 Shares 20 minutes ago - FF Bank Of America: 6 Insiders Buy 370,000 Shares 14 minutes ago - FF Bank Of America CEO Lewis Buys $958,340 In Co Shares 15 minutes ago - FF
Posted by invester on :
I just bought more Call Leaps on BAC. They know something we don't. The plan is to be unveiled Monday. I think its going to be good for BofA.
Posted by jermfry on :
Here is what I am buying currently, ACTC, MCET, CTIC. I am hoping the new change in a president will drive these companies forward. And because they are down right now I though it was a good time to buy. Of course I only bought $2000.00 worth of each. GOOD LUCK TO ALL! ! !
Posted by sju1973 on :
Thanks for the insite invester. I will be holding my shares into next week hoping to recover from this week! This info along with Obama unveiling his plan on Monday has me feeling a bit more optimistic.
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by sju1973: Thanks for the insite invester. I will be holding my shares into next week hoping to recover from this week! This info along with Obama unveiling his plan on Monday has me feeling a bit more optimistic.
BAC now $5.02 afterhours. Posted by IMAKEMONEY on :
BOUGHT BAC AT 4.23 TODAY SWEET!!
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by IMAKEMONEY: BOUGHT BAC AT 4.23 TODAY SWEET!!
I'm up almost 75% on a few of the Leap Calls I bought on BAC $5.15 A/H now.
Posted by IMAKEMONEY on :
YEP SWEET
Posted by invester on :
Ah ha!!!! I now see. "Ken Lewis to appear with Maria Bartaromo at 11:15 Easter time on CNBC. I see him clearing all the confusion up, then it runs through Friday, into Monday for the unveiling of the Treasuries plan. I think we see $10 by Monday.
Posted by invester on :
11:15 on Friday morning that is.
Posted by IMAKEMONEY on :
Posted by invester on :
I took allot out today on BAC. This might turn out to be my best trade ever. Well... NDOL,SLJB,WWEM,PGPM etc... LoL
Posted by greenman on :
Oh man, I should have bought more, but I've been so conservative here lately. I'm debating if I should buy some more in the morning. Guess we gotta wait and see what it does in the am. BAC.
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by greenman: Oh man, I should have bought more, but I've been so conservative here lately. I'm debating if I should buy some more in the morning. Guess we gotta wait and see what it does in the am. BAC.
Don't fight the tape.
Posted by greenman on :
Sorry, I dont follow you with that lingo.?
Posted by lostone on :
Invester, what do you think of ALD??
Posted by invester on :
quote:Originally posted by lostone: Invester, what do you think of ALD??
I haven’t followed them since 2007. Ah, ya!!! Look at the tangible, and cash value. Also look at the last quarterly dividend actually paid out. Nice!!!!!
Per Share Data
Rev per share (TTM) 3.10 BV per share (MRQ) 13.51 Tangible BV per share (MRQ) 13.51 Cash per share (MRQ) 1.13 Cash flow per share (TTM) -2.58 Indicated Annual Dividend (US) 2.60
Posted by invester on :
I still say, don't fight the tape. Go where the money will be in the next few days. BAC. ALD's volume is pathetic. You will get a double out of BAC in a few days, and then take the profits to ALD. Trade smart.
Posted by invester on :
BAC $5.65
Posted by winner on :
One buy block of 580k this morning of CCAJ and more reason to buy more next week.
Posted by jdizz on :
actc is anybody still think this one be a good one for the future? im holding on, but it seems like this one is not as good as all the other stem cells.
Posted by winner on :
Buying more CCAJ as company continues to sign deals. Posted by winner on :
volume on the upside as the company's new CEO telling investors-he's going to get this company listed on the major board. Posted by winner on :
company about to announce relisting and sec filings.
Posted by The Bigfoot on :
HAYZ
Sitting round a dime. Was $4 six months ago. Primed for a bounce.
HAYZ was at .43 a month ago which I think relates more than 6 months ago. It could bounce some. Why did you go down so much?
Posted by winner on :
February 3rd, 2009
I would like to take this time to introduce myself to the shareholders of Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp. My name is Lance Berger. I am a former professional day-trader that took those skills into the Investor Relations arena over the last 10 years. I worked behind the scenes helping grow small and micro cap companies on the OTCBB and Pink Sheets.
Over the years I have seen the good and bad things happening in the penny market; however I have also learned exactly what I would want from a publicly traded company if I was an investor. In my opinion today’s market is the hardest it has even been, Therefore, I believe that traders and investors are looking to diversify and minimize risk. The old world of instant gratification and pump and dump themes that end up leaving most investors and traders as stuckholders are over with.
For years Tom Allinder and I have spent many hours discussing, disagreeing and breaking down the merits of every single client we represented as well as countless other companies. We mainly discussed how things should be done the right way. After all this time, we have decided to take this to the next level and enter the public market as officers.
My Vision
What I am going to do with a publicly traded company is to give the investor the opportunity to have the ability to have a diversified portfolio through a single stock purchase. What we will do is use the holding company concept; we will begin at once to acquire start up as well as established companies. These companies will be incubated by our holding company then subsequently spun off into their own publicly traded entities on the Pink Sheets and OTCBB. A dividend of each spun-off company will be paid to the shareholders of the parent company, Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp. (OTC: CCAJ).
We Will NOT Fail
We realize this is an expensive way to do business and many before us have tried and failed in this concept. But, we have assembled a team of individuals and service providers to complete the process for each company. More importantly, we are well financed to undertake this ambitious program. Others before us came along and put out news of this same concept but failed due to a lack of persistence and a lack of funding. We have no shortage of either of those commodities here at Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp. We will make this business model work for our Company and our shareholders.
I have 10 years left before my planned date of retirement. Over this next decade, it is my burning desire and goal to see Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp. attain a listing on a senior exchange. Over the years, I have worked for 3 companies that went on to a NASDAQ listing. This is my ultimate goal and I mean to attain it by 2019. I also realize that I cannot attain this goal all by myself. I will need a team of loyal shareholders that want to make this journey with me and my management team. Together, we can achieve this great goal. It is my sincere desire that all prosper through this process but it cannot be done overnight. However, a vision, hard work and persistence will ultimately lead us to a great achievement.
Sincerely,
Lance Berger
Posted by winner on :
February 11th, 2009
I want to use a few lines here to update to investors on additional information to what the role Tom Allinder and myself have with Coastal Capital Acquisition Corp. (Pink Sheets: CCAJ).
Currently Tom is preparing a video presentation to further explain our plans with regard to building shareholder value in CCAJ. Not only will we cover how we will build this value but how we will go about accomplishing it.
Right now we are sort of “taking a tour of America” meeting with a number of private companies that have expressed an interest in becoming publicly traded companies. We are only interested in building relationships with companies that are established. These are the only kinds of companies that we are going to take public; not “start-ups” or “dreams”, but companies that already have a record of excellent results. Over the coming weeks, I expect to start making announcements regarding these companies.
I also want to make this very clear: We did not come here to operate for a short period of time. We are building a business that we are going to be in for the long haul; we are going to build value over time for our shareholders.
In saying that, I want to state that Tom Allinder and I, Lance Berger, are not receiving any free trading shares in CCAJ in 2009…
Please make sure to check back here at WallstreetSmallCaps.com frequently. We expect to have the video regarding our business model by the weekend. We will also update this site as events unfold.
Ineresting article. I would be cautious about the directors buying trying to save a sinking ship so as always, do your DD. Chart showing a possible turn on BPOP. Added to my pincher watch list. We'll see what color it is.
Posted by jdizz on :
hey invester what are you watchin today?
Posted by winner on :
the fire in CCAJ is NOT going to go away for months. This new management team is going to pump this till it gets listed on the nasq/otc. Posted by Free Muney on :
earnings play for tommorrow
abercrombie and fitch, anf
I am selling it short since mall retailers are in the sh*tter...
Posted by winner on :
A Quick Synopsis I wanted to take a brief moment before the weekend to give a general idea of what we intend to do with Coastal Capital Consulting, Inc. For years now Tom Allinder and myself have been taking private companies public and have found the same basic theme throughout the process…
Fair Funding
We have found time and time again that the funding that exists for fresh reverse mergers are limited and the cards are stacked against these companies to get off the ground because of the needs they have and the terms of the funding being offered them. I have been in talks with Jeff Berkowitz for years over some of the ways to do things differently. The timing seems to be good right now to begin this new venture.
Cut and Dry
Our plans are to take these companies public without the use of the dead weight shell owners. Traditionally, shell owners have their hands in the pocket of the deal which almost always leads to a lot of problems from the outset. With locked up private placements that have one year restrictions on them and by paying CCAJ shareholders quarterly dividend we will be able to give the new companies a chance to perform in the marketplace. It will also give the acquired companies a chance to establish a shareholder base. One of the hardest features a new issue has is getting the attention of the trading world and establishing a shareholder base in which to operate. In a cut and dry terms the shareholder base is instant credibility and sets the company up to get needed additional funding to expand on the business they want to undertake with reputable firms with fair terms.
What do Shareholders Get?
The shareholders of CCAJ will get a quarterly distribution of shares in the companies that we take public. Unlike other companies that have given you one year restricted certificates on companies that never go public, you will be receiving free trading shares in companies that already listed and trading.
Reality Check
The amounts of these dividends might only be 100 dollars or so to investors depending on the size of your investment in CCAJ. But if you received 4 dividends in a year from each company with our expectations of taking 4-6 companies public a year then you will be earning a higher percentage than any mutual fund out there in the market place.
CCAJ Stock Price
The reality of the stock price is that the higher the price of CCAJ, the more money it will cost to get greater dividends for your money. As I stated previous we are not being compensated in CCAJ stock and our salaries will be given to us via stock of the companies we take public…
Wow, now this was not really that quick now that I look over this…
Have a great Valentines and President’s day weekend.
Lance Berger
Posted by Free Muney on :
well my abercrombie pick sure did suck...
Posted by AJGrano on :
quote:Originally posted by Free Muney: well my abercrombie pick sure did suck...
Go figure, bad news and the stock goes up. I guess people will STILL buy those $100 pair of jeans with holes in them and paint stains on them even during a recesssion. Posted by jdizz on :
whats everyone lookn at today?
Posted by *Mag* on :
quote:Originally posted by T e x: really? ok, kewl...
You buy any? Off to the races today...
Posted by winner on :
Still in IGTP looking for second run to start next week.
IGTP is a reverse merger shell play. Ligatt Security is taking it over. Confirmed a 1 for 1 share exchange (no RS) and approximately 80 Mil float. News including new symbol, exact share structure, Filing cycle, and shareholder update expected soon.
Ligatt is a security company owned by a former hacker. Three offices, over 70 employees, and SPOOFEM-webservice that allows you to call out under false phone numbers to trick caller id.
Chart above tells why I am in.
Good Luck Traders,
BF
Posted by BooDog on :
quote:Originally posted by The Bigfoot: Still in IGTP looking for second run to start next week.
IGTP is a reverse merger shell play. Ligatt Security is taking it over. Confirmed a 1 for 1 share exchange (no RS) and approximately 80 Mil float. News including new symbol, exact share structure, Filing cycle, and shareholder update expected soon.
Ligatt is a security company owned by a former hacker. Three offices, over 70 employees, and SPOOFEM-webservice that allows you to call out under false phone numbers to trick caller id.
Chart above tells why I am in.
Good Luck Traders,
BF
Interesting.
Watching MMR here. Could set up as a possible pincher. If not then a possible dead cat bouncer.
Posted by BooDog on :
quote:Originally posted by BooDog:
quote:Originally posted by The Bigfoot: Still in IGTP looking for second run to start next week.
IGTP is a reverse merger shell play. Ligatt Security is taking it over. Confirmed a 1 for 1 share exchange (no RS) and approximately 80 Mil float. News including new symbol, exact share structure, Filing cycle, and shareholder update expected soon.
Ligatt is a security company owned by a former hacker. Three offices, over 70 employees, and SPOOFEM-webservice that allows you to call out under false phone numbers to trick caller id.
Chart above tells why I am in.
Good Luck Traders,
BF
Interesting.
Watching MMR here. Could set up as a possible pincher. If not then a possible dead cat bouncer.
quote:Originally posted by BooDog: GE heading for double bottom
GE Responds to Moody's Review Friday 01/30/2009 1:27 AM ET - Close-up Media
Related Companies Symbol Last %Chg GEA 23.82 0.34% GE 12.20 -4.09%
As of 11:30 AM ET 1/30/09 According to company officials, Moody's has placed General Electric Company's and General Electric Capital Corp.'s (GECC) long-term Aaa ratings on review for possible downgrade.
In a release, the company noted:
This review does not affect GE's and GECC's short-term funding ratings of Prime-1 (P-1), which were affirmed by Moody's. This action is a follow-up to Moody's December review of GE's 2009 operating plan. GE has outlined a plan for the year that is based on the difficult global economic environment we see. During the next few months, we will work constructively with Moody's on its review. Our objective is to maintain our Triple-A rating but we do not anticipate any major operational impacts should that change. We expect to deliver on the 2009 financial framework that we outlined last week.
GE has taken steps to strengthen its liquidity position, including reducing GE Capital Services' commercial paper from $88 billion in 3Q '08 to $65 billion today. We have raised 64 percent of our long-term funding for 2009. The company has more than $50 billion in cash on hand. During 2008, GE increased its alternative funding by $25 billion and will continue to grow this funding in 2009 and beyond.
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Boo, BobFry posted a post saying he was getting into GE at $14.75. I told him I thought it was WAY too soon as 51% of there business is GE Capital. Now, they might loose there AAA credit rating. They will then have to raise more capital through equity or debit markets. I think GE hits $10.
GE now $5.98
Posted by Free Muney on :
bidu made a big gap today. watch for a run...
Posted by BooDog on :
quote:Originally posted by invester:
quote:Originally posted by invester:
quote:Originally posted by BooDog: GE heading for double bottom
GE Responds to Moody's Review Friday 01/30/2009 1:27 AM ET - Close-up Media
Related Companies Symbol Last %Chg GEA 23.82 0.34% GE 12.20 -4.09%
As of 11:30 AM ET 1/30/09 According to company officials, Moody's has placed General Electric Company's and General Electric Capital Corp.'s (GECC) long-term Aaa ratings on review for possible downgrade.
In a release, the company noted:
This review does not affect GE's and GECC's short-term funding ratings of Prime-1 (P-1), which were affirmed by Moody's. This action is a follow-up to Moody's December review of GE's 2009 operating plan. GE has outlined a plan for the year that is based on the difficult global economic environment we see. During the next few months, we will work constructively with Moody's on its review. Our objective is to maintain our Triple-A rating but we do not anticipate any major operational impacts should that change. We expect to deliver on the 2009 financial framework that we outlined last week.
GE has taken steps to strengthen its liquidity position, including reducing GE Capital Services' commercial paper from $88 billion in 3Q '08 to $65 billion today. We have raised 64 percent of our long-term funding for 2009. The company has more than $50 billion in cash on hand. During 2008, GE increased its alternative funding by $25 billion and will continue to grow this funding in 2009 and beyond.
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Boo, BobFry posted a post saying he was getting into GE at $14.75. I told him I thought it was WAY too soon as 51% of there business is GE Capital. Now, they might loose there AAA credit rating. They will then have to raise more capital through equity or debit markets. I think GE hits $10.
GE now $5.98
I KNOW!!!! lol I put a target of $4 when it got close to breaking $10
CEO is trying to instill confidence so..... good luck!
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Company says there is a deal in the works and news is ready to be released. Buy & hold on this one. CCAJ Posted by Free Muney on :
bounce play on gd.
super oversold. with market falling as much as it did today, should be at least a little green tomorrow. imo.
is anyone still playing in faz? i wish i was...
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Free Muney- Hell no, still holding FAS and it is killing me.
Posted by Free Muney on :
yea. i keep feeling the way you do (banks are overdue for a rebound) crazyness.
they'll snap up some by monday at the latest.
but who knows where it'll be in 2 weeks tho. would kill to know that right now.
anyone??? CAN ANY ONE HERE SEE the FUTURE??
Posted by glassman on :
quote:Originally posted by Free Muney: yea. i keep feeling the way you do (banks are overdue for a rebound) crazyness.
they'll snap up some by monday at the latest.
but who knows where it'll be in 2 weeks tho. would kill to know that right now.
anyone??? CAN ANY ONE HERE SEE the FUTURE??
sure. tomorrow is Friday Posted by winner on :
CCAJ is about to sign a deal so today is for buying before the news comes out over the weekend.
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CCAJ is creeping higher for good reasons. Posted by winner on :
CCAJ buying time. Posted by BooDog on :
EFJI pinch play news out EFJohnson Technologies, Inc(NasdaqGM: EFJI) Real-Time: 0.67 0.01 (1.52%) 9:47am EThelp Last Trade: 0.6892 Trade Time: 9:53am ET Change: 0.0292 (4.42%) Prev Close: 0.66 Open: 0.75 Bid: 0.68 x 10000 Ask: 0.70 x 100 1y Target Est: 2.46 Day's Range: 0.67 - 0.75 52wk Range: 0.65 - 2.10 Volume: 28,054 Avg Vol (3m): 33,571.4 Market Cap: 18.15M P/E (ttm): N/A EPS (ttm): -0.795 Div & Yield
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. One thing I noticed watching all the financials was once Moody, S&P, Fitch and DOW started making noise about a company it created more of a panic and the bottoms fell out pretty easily. That could happen here as well imo. I only took a nibble on GE last week at 12.22, so watching it drop another $2? Stop loss or add more? My tolerance and style has me adding more if it does break. Seeing GE at $10 or even below?![[Eek!]](eek.gif)
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