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shihah22 moving from the EQBM board to bash another thread
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EQBM.....bottomed out at about .018 today with some day traders getting out and some people dumping for the weekend. Should take off on Monday with longer term people staying in and more day traders jumping in. Look for a gap up at open.
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Not sure about when the buying starts ...But I am sure they will be increasing in share price . These are good companies and have successfully solved problems in their past to achieve the new directions they are currently working . Risk against gains ....these are solid picks .
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Intimatrader...I just did some quick DD on the last 2 AWBV and JMCP....Wow!
tell me the negative on JMCP....if it is anything like it's overview it may have been a .0001 stock 2 months ago, but today it is definitely undervalued..
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quote:Originally posted by Egg Inspector: Intimatrader...I just did some quick DD on the last 2 AWBV and JMCP....Wow!
tell me the negative on JMCP....if it is anything like it's overview it may have been a .0001 stock 2 months ago, but today it is definitely undervalued..
I'm pretty sure it wil be overvalued if they f/s. And with the # shares outstanding it's bound to happen. I bailed out a month ago and holding 1 mm for posterities sake. I hope to wake up some day and check the share price and see it at $1. Not likely though.
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I dont like to make predictions long term since i daytrade....LOL, BUt VTAI will Double by Weeks end... Mark MY words... going on a limb here... LOL have a nice weekend all.............
I played this from ..20's to .40's back in April... here is the thread..........
quote:Originally posted by Prdponce: I dont like to make predictions long term since i daytrade....LOL, BUt VTAI will Double by Weeks end... Mark MY words... going on a limb here... LOL have a nice weekend all.............
nice one: it was definitely good today--could be the start of something
quote:Originally posted by Prdponce: I dont like to make predictions long term since i daytrade....LOL, BUt VTAI will Double by Weeks end... Mark MY words... going on a limb here... LOL have a nice weekend all.............
nice one: it was definitely good today--could be the start of something
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nlst storm moving to florida: Hurricane Forming - NLST Today's Discussion A Tropical Depression Could Form over the Northwest Caribbean This Weekend Posted: 9-JUN-2006 2:33pm EDT
By Expert Senior Meteorologist Dan Kottlowski
We continue to closely monitor surface and satellite observations over the northwest Caribbean. Surface data Friday afternoon shows a possible low pressure center near 17 north and 86 west. Surface pressures are down to at least 1007 millibars northeast of the center with winds of 20-25 mph. around this estimated position. The National Hurricane Center has tasked an air plane to investigate this area tomorrow. However, given the way pressures are falling we could have a tropical depression before the plane reaches that area tomorrow. So, residence and visitors to the Yucatan, Belize, western Cuba and islands of the northwest Caribbean should keep a close watch on this system. Water temperatures are very warm in this area and a developing system could intensify very quickly. The wind flow aloft has relaxed further over the past 24 hours. So, as the system is becoming better organized we see the shear diminishing as well. So, all indications are that we could have our first tropical storm of the season by the second half of the weekend. The first name on the list is Alberto. Our current thinking is that this system will track north or northwest and move into the southern Gulf of Mexico tomorrow night and Sunday morning. As stated the past couple of days if this system heads north it will encounter shear which will make the tops of the thunderstorms around the system flow off to the northeast. Shear will cause the system to become tilted northeast to southwest and that will limit how strong it can get. In fact if the shear is strong enough it could cause the system to weaken once it moves well north of the Yucatan later Sunday and Sunday night. Computer models show a wide range in solutions as far as movement. But a general consensus takes the system north then northeast toward the northeast Gulf of Mexico Sunday night and Monday. How strong it is at that point is tough to say. But we could be dealing with a strong tropical storm heading toward western or northwest Florida on Monday. Water temperatures are cooler off the coast of western and northwest Florida. Those cooler waters combined with the stronger winds aloft could cause the whole system to become elongated causing it to weaken. But this is mostly speculation and there is a lot of uncertainty about this system. and over parts of the Southeast U.S. by Tuesday of next week.
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SDTQ had a reverse merger up 100% on friday with 2 for 1 coming and symbol change. Should be a nice run next week. Not a lot of resistance on this one can run easily. PFMS had news on friday first since Jan. The L2's on this look great and it is at bottom. 52 Week low is .01 currently at .015. 52 Week high is .85. Should make for a nice bottom bounce play.
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