quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Hey guys -- we need to get poor George back to 4-stars -- he was trying to help the bagholders over in the WHLI group play and got labled a basher for it. I already gave him 5 so I can't do it again - but anybody who hasn't rated him yet -- help the guy out please.
Thanks MRGR8AVILL, I was only trying to provide facts and they did not like that. If they would of listened they could of saved about 80% before it tanked.
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Hey guys -- we need to get poor George back to 4-stars -- he was trying to help the bagholders over in the WHLI group play and got labled a basher for it. I already gave him 5 so I can't do it again - but anybody who hasn't rated him yet -- help the guy out please.
Thanks MRGR8AVILL, I was only trying to provide facts and they did not like that. If they would of listened they could of saved about 80% before it tanked.
Sometimes it's better not to try to help. It usually gets taken the wrong way and you either get called a basher or a pumper. No way to win.
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I couldn't help myself -- I had to try a softer approach too. PRobably lose stars but those poor buggers down 66% and still "buying more for the big PR on Monday"
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there is an old saying you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink and it is very true. anyway if you try to help them when it tanks they well hate you anyway for warning them makes no sense but it is true glta
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: I couldn't help myself -- I had to try a softer approach too. PRobably lose stars but those poor buggers down 66% and still "buying more for the big PR on Monday"
It's sad...
mrgr8avill, most of the nicks on that thread? same group...with a lot of the vets on "summer vacation" they infiltrate more easily than the rest of the year...
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Well THAT was a crappy close! But 33% of average volume ain't jack nadda. I have a feeling that next week will bring some good news. They have to know by now that our floor is preety well established at 14 until they do something, so IF they are dicking around for any kind of buyback then now's the time.
quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Well THAT was a crappy close! But 33% of average volume ain't jack nadda. I have a feeling that next week will bring some good news. They have to know by now that our floor is preety well established at 14 until they do something, so IF they are dicking around for any kind of buyback then now's the time.
Have a great weekend y'all!
i believe the abundant funds in the highway bill will definitely translate into more demand for Plasticon products and therefore more acquisitions. PLNI can't get any lower than 1.4 . THose who hold long will reap the benefits ahead of us. Patience is key.
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Well THAT was a crappy close! But 33% of average volume ain't jack nadda. I have a feeling that next week will bring some good news. They have to know by now that our floor is preety well established at 14 until they do something, so IF they are dicking around for any kind of buyback then now's the time.
Have a great weekend y'all!
I wish it were a floor. It's a pivot point, my definition of pivot being "it will fly dramatically one way or the other." Long-term, PLNI will be fine. The mid and short term are another matter. Without hard news soon, PLNI will collapse through current thin-ice non-floors and stay there for months.
quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Well THAT was a crappy close! But 33% of average volume ain't jack nadda. I have a feeling that next week will bring some good news. They have to know by now that our floor is preety well established at 14 until they do something, so IF they are dicking around for any kind of buyback then now's the time.
Have a great weekend y'all!
i believe the abundant funds in the highway bill will definitely translate into more demand for Plasticon products and therefore more acquisitions. PLNI can't get any lower than 1.4 . THose who hold long will reap the benefits ahead of us. Patience is key.
ou speak of good fortunes to come, swami!
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Quite right, State -- my bad. I am just glad there is some buying support at that level. The low volume has been encouraging in these swings from 14 to 15.
As to hard news, I really think that they know they need to get on the ball, and I really think that several strong releases are in the game plan over the next few weeks. I feel you on the short and mid-term. But I also wouldn't want to yank my POS and play elsewhere.
IMO, the pivot will likely be tested hard next week. I would be willing to offer a side wager that if we don't start getting some PRs by late next week, we might see some frustrated selling.
But, on the other hand, we were concerned about that come the first of the month, and it still hasn't happened.
I sit here looking from one hand to the other so much I get dizzy, but that long-term outlook is what is just so damn encouraging.
My guess is that we get something about Semco (soft) and retirement/buyback next week. I am hoping for contract announcements, but I would bet that would happen the next week.
Then the audit
Then more contracts
Then the rebar
Then a major sign contract
Then Promold
Then OTC
Then more contracts
Then we have enough moeny to lobby congress to mandate the use of recycled products in all Class C building materials
Then NYSE/DJIA
Then we buy Microsoft to diversify our product base.
Then we buy a medium-sized island in the Bahamas for exclusive use of the shareholders.
Oops -- am I "pumping" again? I really should stop fantasizing in public
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Well THAT was a crappy close! But 33% of average volume ain't jack nadda. I have a feeling that next week will bring some good news. They have to know by now that our floor is preety well established at 14 until they do something, so IF they are dicking around for any kind of buyback then now's the time.
Have a great weekend y'all!
I wish it were a floor. It's a pivot point, my definition of pivot being "it will fly dramatically one way or the other." Long-term, PLNI will be fine. The mid and short term are another matter. Without hard news soon, PLNI will collapse through current thin-ice non-floors and stay there for months.
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State I hope you are wrong. I think many people have bought this at over .01 and believe that PLNI is strong. It would amaze me if people started bailing out of something this good. How many people have you read on here saying this is one pink I'm holding on to. Just my opinion but I sure hope you are wrong. I bought PLNI at .04 last year and it wasn't near as big as now. I'm looking for this to be very big long term and I sure hope it holds short term. If it was at .45 a year & a half ago....my pea brain thinking is it will get that high again if not more.
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Quite right, State -- my bad. I am just glad there is some buying support at that level. The low volume has been encouraging in these swings from 14 to 15...
We really don't disagree. It is defintely encouraging (to me, stupendous) that the pps has hovered in this range for so long given missed deadlines and a series of soft no-news prs that, if they continue, will do more harm than good. The fact is you're right, it is a floor; I can see you understand that my point was only that it's a very short-term floor unless something happens soon.
DQ, I hear ya, let's just say IMHO patience is not a common virtue, least of all in pink stocks!
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That floor your referring to is a piece of paneling with no joists underneath! Just one more strike against Jim Turek(which I believe is coming) and its "game-over". The risk/reward isn't even justified anymore! I really think ya'all been had!
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quote:Originally posted by DQ.: I didn't pay much attention to PLNI today. I am in DDSI (to the moon) I am SO ready for our PR...getting on my nerves now.
Mine too, bro. Should have sold my PLNI today and caught the DDSI run.
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You guys keep bringing up rebar...I know they make all kinds of rebar support.. I also understand there is NO plastic rebar..what are you guys talking about and where did you get the idea that they are making plastic rebar?
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George, plastic rebar is a product-in-testing. Some think it may affect the bottom line soon. Doubtful, as they will go through as many hoops getting DOT/etc rating as they did with supports. But, yeah, genuine product-in-testing.
Not the first-of-kind, either. I posted a long time ago about a company that's got something similar...
I do, however, expect plni's product to be superior once through the lab, acredited, proven. My biggest gripe about the company? They act like no one has anything close. I do believe they're the leaders...
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Hey!! Looks like someone accessed and found some good info inside of the PLNI Business Plan. Some have really been going on about items number 4 & 5 (below). If this is true then I can wait from now until WHENEVER for that little audit report. We're going to be rewarded!! Tell me what you think.
Re: PLNI; P.89:
"NEW DEVELOPMENTS 1) BlueLinx (Georgia Pacific) has requested an increase of product delivery from 4 trailer loads per month to 8 trailer loads per month. Jim Brown National Products Manager for BlueLinx met with Jim Turek President & CEO of Plasticon last week. At this meeting Mr. Brown formally increased BlueLinx orders for rebar support products to twice the original contract amount. 2) Plasticon has signed a letter of intent to acquire Semco Manufacturing www.semcomfg.com/. Georgia Pacific has expressed a very strong interest in distributing this product. 3) R&S Manufacturing, one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of posttension construction cable in the U.S.has placed a half million dollar order for rebar supports from Plasticon. R&S has agreed to supply Plasticon's rebar support products to its customer base. R&S, has also expressed a very strong interest in distributing Semco's products. 4) Plasticon will sign a letter of intent to acquire US Plastic Lumber www.usplasticlumber.com/ This transaction has been agreed upon in principal, a letter of intent will be signed this month. 5) Georgia Pacific has requested Plasticon begin supplying GP with plastic lumber."
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quote:Originally posted by corndo: Hey!! Looks like someone accessed and found some good info inside of the PLNI Business Plan. Some have really been going on about items number 4 & 5 (below). If this is true then I can wait from now until WHENEVER for that little audit report. We're going to be rewarded!! Tell me what you think.
Re: PLNI; P.89:
"NEW DEVELOPMENTS 1) BlueLinx (Georgia Pacific) has requested an increase of product delivery from 4 trailer loads per month to 8 trailer loads per month. Jim Brown National Products Manager for BlueLinx met with Jim Turek President & CEO of Plasticon last week. At this meeting Mr. Brown formally increased BlueLinx orders for rebar support products to twice the original contract amount. 2) Plasticon has signed a letter of intent to acquire Semco Manufacturing www.semcomfg.com/. Georgia Pacific has expressed a very strong interest in distributing this product. 3) R&S Manufacturing, one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of posttension construction cable in the U.S.has placed a half million dollar order for rebar supports from Plasticon. R&S has agreed to supply Plasticon's rebar support products to its customer base. R&S, has also expressed a very strong interest in distributing Semco's products. 4) Plasticon will sign a letter of intent to acquire US Plastic Lumber www.usplasticlumber.com/ This transaction has been agreed upon in principal, a letter of intent will be signed this month. 5) Georgia Pacific has requested Plasticon begin supplying GP with plastic lumber."
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No joke actually. Someone had the passkey to view the BPlan and shared it!! PLNI has since disabled the link, but the cat may be out of the bag. I'm trying to verify this info now.
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quote:Originally posted by BuyTex: I downloaded it...
Actually? I doubt it was a "mistake"
Me too all 129 pages of it, heh heh By the way they didn't just disable it but they took the link OFF the wedsite. You can no longer access it by any means. Ohhh My.
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At first I considered PLNI as my homerun stock (i.e. pay for alot of lifestyle debts), but now I think I've stumbled upon a Grandslam that wins the game.
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quote:Originally posted by corndo: An intentional plant to...confuse the masses? Or to inspire a rally in US Plastic Lumber's stock? I don't know...
no, not confuse...ummm, "mollify" .... maybe?
I dunno--just strikes me the timing...
Matt/Apple comes on board after helping HISC get its run together, next thing you know folks are downloading the biz plan. I mean, you don't "accidentally" post something--it's not like unintentionally leaving a copy on the desk...
Logically? Simply because one event precedes another does not show cause/effect...but the timing is, shall we say, fortuitous, yes?
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