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ask now .027.... anywhere under .035 is a good entry point so you still have time.... get your shares NOW cause if you ain't in you won't win
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CIRT ask .027 operation results are due this week if they are positive we will surpass the 52 week high of .19 for sure. Act fast and Move on it. Don't think twice
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Boy I like this one longterm. When they close deal on new plant and add those numbers to there operation I believe may quad and get in .08 to .10 range. Profitable by second quarter, This looks like a winner to me. I already have a large (for me) position but am thinking of adding to it. Did buy another 34k at .024 a couple of days ago.
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CirTran Corp. (OTC BB: CIRT), a full-service contract electronics manufacturer of printed circuit board assemblies, cables and harnesses, today announced it is close to completing its due diligence on its intended acquisition of a leading Southern California based Contract Manufacturer.
On January 22, 2004, CirTran announced that it had entered into a Letter of Intent to purchase all the assets of a leading Contract Electronics Manufacturer of printed circuit board assemblies based in Orange County, California. CirTran's due diligence includes the review of the Company's Financial Statements and Records, Audit Facilities and Procedures, Interview Customers and Key Employee.
Iehab J. Hawatmeh, President and CEO of CirTran Corporation, commented, "We are very close to completing this transaction. This new acquisition will cement CirTran's Southern California market presence and will significantly enhance CirTran's overall Revenues and Profitability."
About CirTran Corporation
Founded in 1993, CirTran Corporation (OTC BB: CIRT) has established itself as a premier full-service contract electronics manufacturer by building printed circuit board assemblies, cables, and harnesses to the most exacting specifications. CirTran is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah with a state-of-the-art 40,000 sq. ft. facility. CirTran also provides "just-in-time" inventory management techniques that minimize the OEM's investment in component inventories, personnel and, related facilities, thereby reducing costs and ensuring speedy time-to-market. For further information about CirTran, please visit the Company's website located at www.cirtran.com.
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Prophet--- are you being encouraged to encourage the purchase of this stock by anyone in particular-- are you using TA or investment DD?---I sold my position here a few months back at a small loss due to the fact that CIRT is in a bad bind financially. They ?SEEM? to be a good company doing businees right on the edge--I root for them --but i found in MY DD that they are hanging BY A THREAD..NO LOL
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CirTran President & CEO Nominated for Ernst & Young 2004 Entrepreneur of the Year Award 3/4/2004 12:40:26 PM SALT LAKE CITY, UT, Mar. 04, 2004 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- CirTran Corp. ( CIRT ), a full-service contract electronics manufacturer of printed circuit board assemblies, cables and harnesses, today announced it's President and CEO, Iehab J. Hawatmeh has been nominated for the prestigious Utah 2004 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. This award recognizes the achievements of business leaders primarily responsible for the overall performance of public and private companies based in Utah. In 2001 and 2002, CirTran was ranked among Top 50 Public companies based in the State of Utah. The awards banquet will be held June 17, 2004 and is being sponsored by such notable companies as Microsoft, Comcast and Merrill Lynch.
Trevor M. Saliba, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Business Development of CirTran Corporation, commented, "It is with great pride that we congratulate Mr. Hawatmeh for this prestigious honor. Mr. Hawatmeh has been a driving force at CirTran as its Founder and Chief Executive. Over the past ten years he has established himself as a leader in the Salt Lake City business community."
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Well if it follows form of last couple months it will cool off for a few days going back to .035-.04 range then jump on next good news. Unfortunately since this is new territory for this stock its really hard to know what it will do short term. I sold at .35 most of my shares thinking it would go down then didnt jump in yesterday when could have gotten it at .03. Did make a small buy at .04 so at least wont totally miss it if it continues to rally. Love it LONG TERM and still think it will hit .08 to .10 before summer. Will have its share of peaks and valleys between now and then though.
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I have missed a ton of big gainers this year by selling to early including selling IBZT at .0074 before it went to .07, PLKC at .045 before it went to .20. Then in last week NWD at .89 before moved to 1.07 and CIRT. I love taking gains but sure am missing out on some of big moves by doing it. Guess I'm not the one to give advice on when to sell.
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If you make gains...it's always good. Too much IFsss can cause you to take risk you can't afford. Some stocks do keep on going like the Energizer Rabbit...but a lot of them drop also. I think CIRT, like said by others, have room to grow...but when and if is another thing.
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quote:Originally posted by BigT1: I have missed a ton of big gainers this year by selling to early including selling IBZT at .0074 before it went to .07, PLKC at .045 before it went to .20. Then in last week NWD at .89 before moved to 1.07 and CIRT. I love taking gains but sure am missing out on some of big moves by doing it. Guess I'm not the one to give advice on when to sell.
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Your right of course Malloy profits are good and I have also made some mistakes not taking them. Market timing is always tough and I was just relating that its tough to know or even guess when to get out of a stock. Unfortunately CIRT was one of my long holds that I neglected to hold. Glad I got back in with at least 40k but definately kicking myself that am holding only 1/3 of what I had last week. Guess moral is if you REALLY like a particular stock dont be in such a hurry to make the quick buck that you forgot why you bought it.
Peter Lynch in one of his books mentions that just because a stock has gone up (or down) is no reason to sell. What is its story and has it improved or gotten worse? Is it grossly overpriced, still underpriced? Let the story make your decision of whether to sell or hold on to it, not a moment of greed or panic.
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