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Rahz... 200 million shares is about 1/3 of the float...I tried to let you know last night...get in man...another PR is coming...not today but soon...the next should be a merger...PLNI has an interest to get this PPS up...remember they want on the big board...
quote:Originally posted by RahzM1ght: oh well guys i missed the boat, my ass i should of listened and stayed in. this will then drop down to .0173 huh?
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im trying to buy shares but my order isnt catching. whats up with scottrade ?
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I wish they would have stated the current capitalization in the PR. Based on comments from Matt, Bill and Jim the total O/S and A/S should now be 1.8 billion by my math. Can we assume the share reduction was in treasury shares and not in the retirement of insider shares?
As for the buyback; can they buy directly [at a discount to current market price] from the insiders in a private transaction? That would make more sense than going to the open market. At these prices it would cost close to $2 million just to buy 10% of the A/S. They are going to need that money to expand, IMO. Can they really be that profitable now to afford to buy millions of dollars worth of stock?
Jim, Bill, if you're listening -- more specifics please.
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: oh, she likes it slow and soft -- that's cool -- takes longer to get there, but the big O is so much worth the wait. That's okay baby, slow and soft it is, then, sweetheart. You are so BEAUTIFUL!
we're doing fine. and at 23 million volume, in less than an hour we've almost equaled all of yesterday's volume
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quote:Originally posted by buckstalker: Damn Grynder...that will leave a mark...OUCH!!
quote:Originally posted by Grynder: Today should be a better day for me than last Thursday when I hit that cow elk doin 60.
Need to make some $$ to pay that deductable.... : )
Gun racks, Mud flaps and Six packs, G.
Got real lucky....REAL lucky ! Not sure how but it missed the truck entirly. Ripped the camper jack off the Lance camper and spread her insides over 'bout 50ft of highway. Thought fer sure she was comin in through the windshield !
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Man you did get lucky...I have hit quite a few whitetails and they can do some serious damage, but an elk...those things are solid!
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quote:Originally posted by buckstalker: Damn Grynder...that will leave a mark...OUCH!!
quote:Originally posted by Grynder: Today should be a better day for me than last Thursday when I hit that cow elk doin 60.
Need to make some $$ to pay that deductable.... : )
Gun racks, Mud flaps and Six packs, G.
Got real lucky....REAL lucky ! Not sure how but it missed the truck entirly. Ripped the camper jack off the Lance camper and spread her insides over 'bout 50ft of highway. Thought fer sure she was comin in through the windshield !
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Last I saw of her she was on her hind legs about dead center with the passengers side. Musta been rearing back to spin around when the jack clipped her......took her apart pretty good. For having a 3000 lb camper on the back and a trailer full of quads behind it, the truck handled really well. Never thought it could swerve like that and stay upright......
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Very good price for this stock, being in the highway construction business, plastic rebar will dominate the current steel with most DOT's in the near future. Steel rebar horribly corrodes the concrete in our highways over time. This company has a very good niche. If approved by our DOT, I know our company would jump on this product.
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quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Ladies and gentlemen -- thanks to overwhelming news, we have moved to a new thread to commemorate a new stage in the growth of PLNI.
quote:Originally posted by mrgr8avill: Ladies and gentlemen -- thanks to overwhelming news, we have moved to a new thread to commemorate a new stage in the growth of PLNI.
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i should of listened and stayed in. this will then drop down to .0173 huh? 
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