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quote:
Originally posted by renrob05:
Relax on talking bad about Purl...she's cool

Are you her boytoy?

Yeah, she's good for telling me what NOT to buy.

1-4 on her picks. Told us NOT to buy GHLT at 2.23... great! Said NLST would never break .40... wow! TCLL supposedly will go above .50.... another one!

Onward and upward without the albatross.

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Looks like one could be starting up.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/gmex/rb-l.jpg

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Hurricane Central: Today's Outlook

Disturbed weather in the NW Caribbean

9:45 a.m. ET 6/9/2006
M. Ressler, Meteorologist , The Weather Channel

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From northern Central America, through the northwestern Caribbean, and into the Bahamas, thunderstorms continue to produce tropical downpours and resultant localized flooding. This band of disturbed weather will likely persist through the day and into Saturday. Poor beach weather will exist for those visiting vacation hot spots. As the westerly wind shear aloft weakens this weekend, low pressure east of Honduras will head northward into the Gulf of Mexico and bands of rain and thunderstorms will consolidate around it. With improving organization, a tropical depression or tropical storm could form. This will bring wet weather to the Yucatan this weekend and possibly Florida during the first part of the coming week while helping other areas to finally dry out.
In the eastern Pacific, thunderstorms extend westward from Central America to just south of Mexico. Any thunderstorms over land may produce flooding and mudslides in the higher elevations. Slow development of a low off the coast of Guatemala is possible over the next few days as it heads northwestward to along the southern Mexican coastline.

The Season Ahead

Coastal residents and meteorologists are gearing up for the kickoff of the Atlantic hurricane season on Thursday, and experts say the 2006 season could be another very active one.

The latest forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) calls for 13-16 total storms, 8-10 hurricanes, and 4-6 major hurricanes (Category 3 or higher).

News of a potentially busy hurricane season comes in the wake of the landmark one in 2005, which smashed records.


A Look Back

The 2005 season began early with Tropical Storm Arlene forming on June 9 from a tropical depression in the southwest Caribbean. Tropical Storm Bret also formed in June making it only the 13th time since 1851 that two tropical storms formed in June.

A record July followed, wherein five named storms (Cindy, Dennis, Emily, Franklin and Gert) formed. (The previous record for the number of named storms in July was four.) Of the five named storms, two major hurricanes formed, tying a record set in 1916. The seven named storms that had formed up until the end of July represented a record level of activity for the first two months of the season. Hurricane Emily would reach Category 5 status with post analysis from The National Hurricane Center.

A further five named storms formed in August of which two were hurricanes bringing the seasonal total to 12 named storms and four hurricanes. August also saw the development of Hurricane Katrina, by far the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history.

Once a Category 5 hurricane, Katrina ultimately made landfall in Louisiana and Mississippi at Category 3 strength. While loss of life will not approach the magnitude of the Galveston Hurricane of 1900 (8,000-12,000 deaths), Katrina is blamed for over 1,800 deaths and at least $75 billion in damage, with indirect costs likely far exceeding that. Although "only" a Category 3 at landfall, Katrina was unusually large in size, and it produced the highest water level rise (surge) on record in the U.S., with preliminary estimates of close to 30 feet in Waveland, Mississippi.

In September, five hurricanes formed leading to a seasonal total nearly double the June-September average number of named storms. In only one other year (1933) had this many storms (17) formed by the end of September. The 2005 season eventually surpassed 1933 for the number of named tropical cyclones. Hurricane Rita, the third Category 5 hurricane of the season, developed in September. Impacting the Florida Keys and eventually making landfall near the Texas/Louisiana border, it prompted massive evacuations along the west-central Gulf Coast and spawned widespread damage in parts of southwest Louisiana and extreme east Texas, just weeks after Katrina. The destruction in some communities on the southwest Louisiana coast was catastrophic. Soon after, Hurricane Ophelia raked the North Carolina coast, bringing 10-12 inches of rain and significant coastal erosion.

October produced some unusual tropical activity and the most intense Atlantic hurricane on record as ranked by pressure. Six named storms formed during the month leading to the first use of an extension of the naming system which includes the Greek alphabet.

Hurricane Wilma entered the record books in October as having the lowest central pressure of any Atlantic basin hurricane at 882 mb, besting Hurricane Gilbert's 888 mb in 1988. Once a Category 5, Wilma produced more than 60 inches of rain as it moved across the Yucatan Peninsula. It turned northeastward and eventually made landfall in Florida as a Category 3 hurricane.

Hurricane Vince was unusual in its track and location. Vince became a hurricane in the eastern Atlantic and tracked northeastward, passing northwest of the Madeira Islands. Weakening, it eventually made landfall in Spain as a tropical depression. It is the first known instance of a tropical cyclone making landfall in Spain. Tammy impacted northeast Florida, Georgia and South Carolina as a tropical storm and Tropical Storm Alpha and Hurricane Beta also formed in October.

For the first time since the naming convention was instituted, the Greek alphabet had to be employed as the 22nd named storm of the season developed. Alpha produced deadly heavy rains across portions of Hispaniola, while Beta became a major hurricane as it neared the coast of Nicaragua, eventually making landfall as a Category 2.

November continued the active trend with three named storms: Tropical Storm Gamma, Tropical Storm Delta and Hurricane Epsilon. These three storms added to the record-setting season of 2005 -- 28 storms in all, exceeding the record of 21 set in 1933.

Tropical Storm Gamma formed in the Caribbean and moved across and impacted northern Honduras and Belize with flooding rains before being sheared by strong westerly winds. Tropical Storm Delta formed well out in the central Atlantic, initially affecting shipping interests. Strong, gusty winds from an extratropical Delta then swept over the Canary and Madeira Islands with severe damage and power outages. The storm then slammed into northern Africa with damage reported across Morocco. It was very unusual to have a system with tropical characteristics this late in the season do so much damage all the way into the Canary Islands and northern Africa. Amazingly, the season was not done with Tropical Storm Epsilon forming well east of Bermuda on Nov. 29.

Epsilon survived into December, becoming the 15th hurricane of the 2005 Atlantic season. Epsilon would go on to be the longest lasting December hurricane on record in the Atlantic. It is rare to have a hurricane in December; There are only six hurricanes on record since 1851. Epsilon tied Hurricane Nicole in 1998 as the second strongest December hurricane. The strongest hurricane on record for December is Hurricane #2 in 1921.

Zeta, the 27th named tropical storm, formed in the Atlantic on December 30. This storm tied Alice #2 (1954) as the latest tropical storm to form in December in the Atlantic Basin, and it surpassed Alice #2 as the longest-lived tropical cyclone to develop in December and then continue into the next year. Eventually, Zeta also became the longest-lasting January tropical cyclone.

The National Hurricane Center added a 28th storm, a subtropical storm to the post analysis, again adding to the unbelievable records for the 2005 season.


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2006 Atlantic Storm Names Other Seasons2005

Alberto
Beryl
Chris
Debby
Ernesto
Florence
Gordon
Helene
Isaac
Joyce
Kirk
Leslie
Michael
Nadine
Oscar
Patty
Rafael
Sandy
Tony
Valerie
William






Alpha
Arlene
Beta
Bret
Cindy
Delta
Dennis
Emily
Epsilon
Franklin
Gamma
Gert
Harvey
Irene
Jose
Katrina
Lee
Maria
Nate
Ophelia
Philippe
Rita
Stan
Tammy
Vince
Wilma
Zeta





Peak Strength: Tropical Storm Hurricane Back to 2006

Alpha
Arlene
Beta
Bret
Cindy
Delta
Dennis
Emily
Epsilon
Franklin
Gamma
Gert
Harvey
Irene
Jose
Katrina
Lee
Maria
Nate
Ophelia
Philippe
Rita
Stan
Tammy
Vince
Wilma
Zeta





Peak Strength: Tropical Storm Hurricane

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picking up steam again!
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I think we may have a popper here next week, due for a move upward. New base forming at .40 need that next move up to .50
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storms brewing by the minute:

Hurricane Central: Today's Outlook

Tropical troubles ahead ?

9:24 p.m. ET 6/9/2006
Tom Moore, Sr. Meteorologist , The Weather Channel

Severe Weather Outlook



A cluster of showers and thunderstorms, near a broad area of low pressure east of the Yucatan Peninsula, continues to be monitored. Pressures continue to fall in this vicinity and upper winds are becoming more favorable for tropical cyclone development. A Hurricane Hunter Aircraft is scheduled to investigate this area on Saturday. A tropical depression may develop. If this system evolves into a tropical storm the name will be Alberto.

In the meantime, locally heavy rain and flooding may occur from coastal areas of Belize and the Yucatan through the Cayman Islands, Jamiaca and Cuba. Parts of Grand Cayman have picked up almost nine inches of rain since Tuesday. If a tropical system does develop, it may slide northward into the Gulf of Mexico over the weeeknd. All interests along the US Gulf Coast should monitor the progress of this system. Stay with TWC and weather.com (The Hurricane Authority) for the latest updates.

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http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

TD #1

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I want to be sure I understand.

You boys are buying stocks based on a bet
severe hurricanes will strike the Gulf Coast.

Is this correct?

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Nope, that is incorrect. I am buying a stock based on other people's beliefs that hurricances will hit ANYWHERE in the U.S. Period. It's called a panic seasonal play.

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actually i throw the dice when picking a stock
guess i´m a really lucky guy!
i´m too stupid to cash wellfare and too lazy to get a job...
that´s why i trade
or was it the other way around?
you gurls...lol

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Chart is getting interesting

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NLST - first storm forming of season forming in Caribbean is heading towards FL. The storm might dissipate - hopefully it does from a humane standpoint - but, if it doesn't...
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I like this one...but also keep ECCI in mind. Just getting attention now.

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Hurricanes, tropical storms, oh my!

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.47 weeeeeeeeee

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.48 new hod!
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What are you guys thinking about for exit points?

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.53, .63, roughly guessing

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1.50 in Aug.

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Nice close... what did Purl say? Will not break .40???

Hahahahahahaha!

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very nice close
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Repo, yeah..

It looks like the "seasoned traders" that Purl was referring to arent working us "insecure dreamers."

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No one sees this goin as high as last year? Seems like more people are educated on the hurricane type plays so that new knowledge will bring more volume...

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Who knows - market overall sux right now. We'll see if it can get through .50 then next resistance is around .65 if I remember right.

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NLST remains capped at .40 per as I previously wrote.

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news:
National Storm Management Selects Dresner Corporate Services as Communications Agency of Record
Friday June 16, 12:00 pm ET


CHICAGO, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 16, 2006 -- Dresner Corporate Services, Inc. (DCS), a strategic communications agency specializing in public and investor relations, announced today that it has been retained by National Storm Management, Inc. (Other OTC:NLST.PK - News), a national construction company that specializes in commercial and residential storm restoration and repair services for hurricane, hail, and wind damage. Under the terms of the agreement, DCS will support National Storm Management's storm repair and retail operations in seven states including Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri and Ohio, as well as its expansion efforts to other storm prone regions of the U.S.
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Headquartered in Glen Ellyn, Illinois and founded in 2002, National Storm Management and its subsidiaries provide repair and restoration services for roofing, siding, gutters, windows, and sundry exterior systems. The company provides both on-site insurance restoration services to regions that have sustained damage from seasonal inclement weather, and retail-based sales and services for commercial and residential customers seeking to repair or remodel aging properties. The company and its affiliates are recognized by all major insurance companies such as State Farm, Allstate, Farmers and many others for storm related claims. The company is also a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) and the Better Business Bureau.

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National Storm Management (Other OTC:NLST.PK - News) is an expanding national construction company providing storm restoration services in seven states. Its operating affiliates include: ABC Exteriors (Illinois); ABC Exteriors (Indiana); Pinnacle Roofing (Orlando, Vero Beach & West Palm Beach, Florida); MSM Builders and Remodel (Missouri); WRS, Inc (Minnesota); First Class Builders (Maryland); Pinnacle Roofing (Mississippi); First Class Roofing and Siding (Ohio); and Pinnacle Roofing (Louisiana). The company and its affiliates are recognized by all major insurance companies such as State Farm, Allstate, Farmers and many others for storm related claims. The company is also a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) and the Better Business Bureau. More information is available at www.nationalstorm.net.

About Dresner Corporate Services

Dresner Corporate Services (DCS) is a strategic communications firm specializing in public and investor relations. DCS is focused on delivering tangible, measurable results leading to a superior return on investment for its clients. Through a structured process emphasizing a balance of quantitative and qualitative analysis, the agency helps its clients clarify and package their messages, then target audiences in investment, business and consumer marketplaces. The Dresner team is dedicated to creating programs that deliver the right solutions with an emphasis on real-world expertise, senior-level consultancy, and top-notch program implementation. DCS is affiliated with Dresner Partners, a NASD registered middle-market investment bank which provides financial advisory services including institutional private placements of debt and equity, merger & acquisition advisory, and valuation and strategic consulting. More information is available at www.dresnerco.biz.

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Looks like bottom of uptrend is around .35-ish. Will very likely bounce from that area, IF it gets down there.
Holding up nicely so far.

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NLST remains capped at .40 per as I previously wrote.

Purl Gurl

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Purl, you are the salt in people's wounds... [Smile]

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quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
NLST remains capped at .40 per as I previously wrote.

Purl Gurl

YEah right capped at.40 dream on basher.Stock will now fluctuate 3- 4 cents a day until the real hurricane season starts which will be mid July to late august,stock will be at or over $2 by the end of august and you can put that to the bank and quote me on it and you PURL can then go hide under a rock.
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"Purl, you are the salt in people's wounds."

Self inflicted wounds.

;)

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looking at last year's chart, right at the end of July, there was a jump in NLST price.

I expect the same this year, as folks load up for the big aug-sept run.

my guestimation is we will see 50's-60s by end of july so you might consider loading up mid july on this before that jump in price

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Press Release Source: Mythos Solar Energy Incorporated


National Storm Management and Mythos Solar Energy Join Forces to Deliver Renewable Energy Solutions
Monday June 26, 9:15 am ET


Solar Electric and Wind Energy Systems Offer Significant Benefits to Businesses and Consumers in Storm-Prone Regions


CHICAGO, IL and SAN MATEO, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 26, 2006 -- National Storm Management, Inc. (Other OTC:NLST.PK - News) and Mythos Solar Energy, Inc., announced today that they have signed an agreement to deliver renewable energy solutions to new and existing National Storm clients in seven states including Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri and Ohio, as well as other storm-prone regions of the U.S.

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Atlantic SPECIAL TROPICAL DISTURBANCE STATEMENT
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WONT41 KNHC 271133
DSAAT
SPECIAL TROPICAL DISTURBANCE STATEMENT
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
730 AM EDT TUE JUN 27 2006

SATELLITE AND RADAR INFORMATION INDICATE THAT A SMALL LOW PRESSURE
SYSTEM COULD BE FORMING ABOUT 140 MILES SOUTH OF CAPE FEAR NORTH
CAROLINA. THIS SYSTEM HAS THE POTENTIAL TO DEVELOP INTO A TROPICAL
DEPRESSION AT ANY TIME AS IT MOVES NORTH TO NORTH-NORTHEASTWARD AT
15 TO 20 MPH. AN AIR FORCE RESERVE RECONNAISANCE AIRCRAFT WILL
INVESTIGATE THE SYSTEM LATER THIS MORNING TO DETERMINE IF A CLOSED
CIRCULATION EXISTS AT THE SURFACE.

RESIDENTS ALONG THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST SHOULD CLOSELY MONITOR THE
PROGRESS OF THIS SYSTEM TODAY AS TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS COULD BE
REQUIRED WITH LITTLE NOTICE. EVEN IF THIS SYSTEM DOES NOT FORM INTO
A TROPICAL CYCLONE... SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ACCOMPANIED BY
LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL AND STRONG GUSTY WINDS WILL GRADUALLY SPREAD
ONSHORE THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST TODAY AND EARLY TONIGHT.

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quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
"Prices for Market News First and Market Wire’s
Services may change from time to time. The price
actually charged for a specific Service will be the
price in effect at the time the Service is
requested, minus any applicable discounts that may
have been accorded Client under a valid Sales
Contract signed by both Client and Market News First
and Market Wire."

Purl Gurl

I actually work for Market News First and I'd like you guys to know that we do NOT charge for our radio press conferences... if you'd like proof, email me a company and I'll try to get them on the air. stinson****.com *** is not a promo site, we are a new agency and our radio show is a free news outlet.

Or you can call and I'd be glad to talk about it... 469-385-9855 X845

Stinson Bland
Market News First

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