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what is yalls picks for tomm? i know theres some good ones out there, no need to keep them a secret haha j.k
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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
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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
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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!
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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.
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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
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Oh, YRCW's quarter and financing talks are huge news. YRCW will be double digits very soon.
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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.
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so sqnm and gern sould do pretty good today.. guess im goin with that. thanks invester
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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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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.
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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.
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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? Posts: 7800 | From: Virginia | Registered: May 2006
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