quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: A moderately intelligent person can take one look at AURC financials and quickly realize AURC is a prime candidate for bankruptcy.
My presumption is you are a less than moderately intelligent spin doctor.
Purl Gurl
LOL with $4 billion assets i hope you realise that long term debt which is also $4 is not a 'real' debt, but it's like that because of the russian form of the balance as pointed out earlier
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quote:"We robbed a bank in New Bedford, [said Pam Shepard] and the bank guard, an old man with a red face, he . . . Jane shot him and he's dead."
The tide was apparently ebbing. The mark was traced close to the restuarant by an uneven line of seaweed and driftwood and occasional scraps of rubbish. Much cleaner than New Bedford harbor. I wondered what flotsam was. I'd have to look that up sometime when I got home. And jetsam."
"Promised Land, Robert B. Parker
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quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: A moderately intelligent person can take one look at AURC financials and quickly realize AURC is a prime candidate for bankruptcy.
My presumption is you are a less than moderately intelligent spin doctor.
Purl Gurl
I will not be baited into one of your low-life mudslinging contests... However, I will return in the end of the summer to repost some of your comments regarding NDOL, AURC, and NLST.
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"Damn the torpedoes" An exclamation by David Farragut, an officer in the Union navy in the Civil War. Warned of mines, called torpedoes, in the water ahead, Farragut said, “Damn the torpedoes! Captain Drayton, go ahead! Jouett, full speed!”
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quote:Originally posted by Ragedbull777: I take it you don't hold NDOL. Am I correct in that assessment? If you don't why are you wasting the limited valuable time we are given on Earth on this board? Just curious? I am sure a savy investor like yourself must have a stock or two that is doing well for you. How come you aren't supporting those stocks. Again just curious.
I also feel that you may be depriving yourself of certain basic things in life. You sound like you may be a bit frustrated. There are many things one can do to release frustration. ****, be good to yourself and others as well. Enjoy life. Remember, you only live once.
Inquiring minds want to know.
FastEddie777
PS: You didn't happen to buy into NDOL at over $1, did you? That could explain a lot of things. If you did I wouldn't blame you for being mad at the company. Hell, I'd be bashing a bit myself.
And the award for Best Post To Begin The Summer goes to.......
Envelope please.......
FastEddie/RagedBull for his starring role in "Why Are You Here?"
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#1&2 predictable statements from company employed message board residing share salesmen, when they see anyone who is less than enthused with their employer?
Do you own shares in this company??? Why are you here?
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quote:Originally posted by Ragedbull777: I take it you don't hold NDOL. Am I correct in that assessment? If you don't why are you wasting the limited valuable time we are given on Earth on this board? Just curious? I am sure a savy investor like yourself must have a stock or two that is doing well for you. How come you aren't supporting those stocks. Again just curious.
I also feel that you may be depriving yourself of certain basic things in life. You sound like you may be a bit frustrated. There are many things one can do to release frustration. ****, be good to yourself and others as well. Enjoy life. Remember, you only live once.
Inquiring minds want to know.
FastEddie777
PS: You didn't happen to buy into NDOL at over $1, did you? That could explain a lot of things. If you did I wouldn't blame you for being mad at the company. Hell, I'd be bashing a bit myself.
And the award for Best Post To Begin The Summer goes to.......
Envelope please.......
FastEddie/RagedBull for his starring role in "Why Are You Here?"
actually, ridiculous to even post this, No-When...
no requirement at Allstocks to have/reveal/discuss one's postion in an issue in order to disccus the stock.
That's board-wide...
Where you've been posting? The better threads are that way, too... Go try on Janice or Jim on the PAIM thread--see how that works out...
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have to pick up more since i sold some of my shares today. purl is still at it trying to prove P&D.. well.. get on with it purl...
OT: bulls were in full swing today and almost every stock that i was following had green. hope the bulls keep up their spirits and keep rewarding good stocks..
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I have about 20K core and 10K flippers NoWhen. had about 60K picked up between 0.07, 0.15 and 0.2, but sold most of them around 1.09-1.32 range. so this is all I am left with. hope to increase it significantly to 50K once OTC listing and some of the other things fall through.
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