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wiltonio

09/25/17 3:35 PM

Post #35

PROPP MORRIS has filed a new 13G, reporting 5.03% ownership in $PWX - https://fintel.io/i/propp-morris and https://fintel.io/i/propp-morris

Tough_to_make_money Free

10/15/12 7:58 PM

Post #34

C wave to 13.15, most clear.

Penny Roger$ Free

04/20/12 5:43 AM

Post #33

Re: #32: @Penny Roger$ - ~ Friday! $PWX ~ Q1 Earnings posted, pending

Penny Roger$ Free

04/20/12 5:43 AM

Post #32

~ Friday! $PWX ~ Q1 Earnings posted, pending or coming soon! In Charts and Links Below!

~ $PWX ~ Earnings expected on Friday *
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One or more of many earnings sites has alerted this security has or will be posting earnings on or around the day of this message.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=PWX&p=D&b=3&g=0&id=p88783918276&a=237480049

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Penny Roger$ Free

03/25/12 11:55 PM

Post #31

~ Monday! $PWX ~ Earnings posted, pending or coming soon! In Charts and Links Below!

~ $PWX ~ Earnings expected on Monday *
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One or more of many earnings sites has alerted this security has or will be posting earnings on or around the day of this message.

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~ Yahoo! Finance ~ Stats: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=PWX+Key+Statistics
~ Yahoo! Finance ~ Profile: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=PWX
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*If the earnings date is in error please ignore error. I do my best.

Soapy Bubbles Free

01/13/11 12:43 PM

Post #30

Re: #29: @unevilfavouredness - We called it last summer....this whole rail and

Oh hey -- I agree. Rail is a wonderful sector we've forgotten in consideration for importation. So yeah, you got my vote. Someone will realize what we have in rail and revitalize it.

I wish I could do it -- there's a lot to be made in rail.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

01/13/11 9:40 AM

Post #29

Re: #20: @Soapy Bubbles - Oh hey, you took the board :) Cool.

We called it last summer....this whole rail and mass transit industry that has been dormant is about to wake up and tap that sleeping giant on the shoulder and remind it that the world is killing our American economy and we need to start exporting goods and services, not importing $1.00 store gimics of plastic rubber dog poop, pop-rocks, and soda from China.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

01/11/11 11:10 AM

Post #28

Ok, I'm the MOD now. Cool. Anyone got news?

unevilfavouredness Terminated

01/07/11 3:07 PM

Post #27

Ok, I want to be the Mod, and I need four recent posts.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

01/07/11 3:07 PM

Post #26

I called this one going to $15.00 by Christmas back this summer when it was under $10.00. Anyone else have any guesses about a buy out price? I say $24.00 a share based on the land and equipment.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

01/07/11 3:06 PM

Post #25

I think the mass transit industry is heading towards a boom. I got rid of one of my cars and take the shuttle to work. It's $1.15 to go 15 miles from the Governors Mansion to the Statehouse on the NJ Transit. It costs $3.00 for a gallon of gas to even go the 15 miles; so figure that out. If it's working out for the kid living in Princeotn commuting to Trenton, it's working in every city across America. Mass transit is about to take off. Mark my words. People are sick of driving and paying the insurance costs too. If gas goes to $5.00 a gallon watch these companies get bought up faster than they can print the tickets.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

01/07/11 3:02 PM

Post #24

Re: #23: @unevilfavouredness - Looks like the train stocks are choo choo

I didn't think it would be this good. Talk about picking a winer. Man am I glad I bought in this past summer in the single digits....we're heading to that $24.00 a share Buffet-Buy-Out....choo choo!!!! All aboard!!! Next stop; Vegas Baby!!! Well maybe just Boston, but at least we're having fun.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

11/05/09 7:33 AM

Post #23

Re: #20: @Soapy Bubbles - Oh hey, you took the board :) Cool.

Looks like the train stocks are choo choo choosen to go up.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

10/14/09 10:42 AM

Post #22

Ok, we're back above $11.65, does anyone want to go for a ride? Seriously, this train is going to $15.00 by Christmas. They may get bought out at $24.00.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

10/01/09 1:53 PM

Post #21

Re: #20: @Soapy Bubbles - Oh hey, you took the board :) Cool.

We're going to $9.00 it looks like.

Soapy Bubbles Free

09/23/09 4:32 PM

Post #20

Re: #19: @unevilfavouredness - We're moving again. All the railroads are moving.

Oh hey, you took the board :) Cool. I've always enjoyed PW -- I hope there is a good takeover and people get lucky.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

09/23/09 4:11 PM

Post #19

Re: #14: @Soapy Bubbles - It's tough to trade though -- a flip

We're moving again. All the railroads are moving. Also, since %5 of this PWX stock was recently published as being owned by a much larger railroad, it's only safe to assume they are planning on a bid or take over.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

08/13/09 2:49 PM

Post #18

Re: #14: @Soapy Bubbles - It's tough to trade though -- a flip

This stock is moving, we were at $9.90 offer yesterday and today we're bidding above $11.00. It's like taking candy from a halloween basket with a "take all you can eat" sign on it with a little gremlin that comes out and refills the candy jar every night. I don't get it. My stock club buys 200 shares in the morning sell them at lunch and buy them back at the afternoon coffee break only to do the same round trip the next day....it's like this stock really is a train on a track going around in circles and someone, somewhere is buying and trading it like Mickey-Mantle cards they just peeled out of fresh pack they bought at the five and dime in the summer of 69.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

08/07/09 9:55 AM

Post #17

Re: #16: @unevilfavouredness - Not to mention it spits out a small

Besides, America is moving back to mass-transit. A lot of high school educated non college going working class people would rather own or rent three little one room effiency apartments in three different cities and ride the train than own a big house and drive a car. It's catching on more often than we think.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

08/07/09 9:54 AM

Post #16

Re: #15: @unevilfavouredness - Yes, but it trades, it flips, and if

Not to mention it spits out a small cash dividend like old-faithful shoots out water. Companies like this train company, that own the "real" estate under the tracks, and equipment with 100 year lifespans, are much different than investing in high risk financials, gold or oil.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

08/07/09 9:52 AM

Post #15

Re: #14: @Soapy Bubbles - It's tough to trade though -- a flip

Yes, but it trades, it flips, and if you have $5,000.00 to $10,000.00 and the patience to keep your rod tip up and the line tight, the fish always bites.

Joshua
www.unamed.com

Soapy Bubbles Free

08/06/09 3:59 PM

Post #14

Re: #13: @unevilfavouredness - This flips between 10.90 and 12.00 every day...it's

It's tough to trade though -- a flip usually takes me about 2-3 days.

unevilfavouredness Terminated

08/06/09 3:05 PM

Post #13

Re: #12: @Soapy Bubbles - DOWJONES Providence & Worcester 1Q Rev $5.09M >PWX

This flips between 10.90 and 12.00 every day...it's like a little gremlin comes out at 3:45PM and starts buying up all the shares they just sold for a dollar more than they sold it.

Soapy Bubbles Free

05/15/09 12:57 PM

Post #12

DOWJONES
Providence & Worcester 1Q Rev $5.09M >PWX

Providence & Worcester 1Q Rev $5.09M >PWX

Last Update: 5/15/2009 11:56:09 AM

(MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires (201-938-5400)

May 15, 2009 11:56 ET (15:56 GMT)

Soapy Bubbles Free

04/29/09 5:01 PM

Post #11

Providence and Worcester Railroad Company Announces Dividend

WORCESTER, Mass., Apr 29, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Providence and Worcester
Railroad Company (NASDAQ: "PWX") announced that, at its regular quarterly meeting
on April 29, 2009, the Board of Directors of the Company declared a dividend of
$.04 per share on the outstanding Common Stock of the Company, payable May 26,
2009 to shareholders of record on May 11, 2009.

This release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of section
21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These forward-looking
statements represent the Company's present expectations or beliefs concerning
future events. The Company cautions that such statements are necessarily based on
certain assumptions which are subject to risks and uncertainties, including, but
not limited to, changes in general economic condition, and changing competition
which could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated
herein. Further information on these risk factors is included in the Company's
filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: Providence and Worcester Railroad Company

P&WMarie A. Angelini, 508-755-4000 (x365)

Soapy Bubbles Free

03/25/09 2:35 PM

Post #10

DOWJONES
Providence & Worcester 2008 Rev $30.8M >PWX

Providence & Worcester 2008 Rev $30.8M >PWX

Last Update: 3/25/2009 2:30:55 PM

(MORE TO FOLLOW) Dow Jones Newswires (201-938-5400)

March 25, 2009 14:30 ET (18:30 GMT)

Soapy Bubbles Free

03/04/09 7:49 PM

Post #9

It moved! LOL..

Soapy Bubbles Free

02/13/09 2:14 PM

Post #8

Nothing lately...

Soapy Bubbles Free

01/17/09 5:18 PM

Post #7

Play the MA(50).

Soapy Bubbles Free

10/21/08 3:32 PM

Post #6

Re: #5: @Soapy Bubbles - Current OS: As of August 13, 2008, the

PWX -- tough play

Soapy Bubbles Free

10/21/08 3:31 PM

Post #5

Re: #4: @Soapy Bubbles - Recent 10:

Current OS: As of August 13, 2008, the registrant has 4,796,876 shares of common stock, par
value $.50 per share, outstanding.

Low Floater!

Soapy Bubbles Free

10/21/08 3:31 PM

Post #4

Re: #3: @Soapy Bubbles - Insider buying:

Recent 10:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/831968/000083196808000081/body10-q20080630.txt

Soapy Bubbles Free

10/21/08 3:30 PM

Post #3

Insider buying:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/831968/000083196808000091/0000831968-08-000091-index.htm

Soapy Bubbles Free

10/21/08 3:30 PM

Post #2

No news, no nothing... Still a low float.

Soapy Bubbles Free

06/07/08 12:50 AM

Post #1

Got 4 iBOX under development. Will get to this one.

Providence & Worcester Railroads (PWX)

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Providence and Worcester Railroad Company

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Homepage: http://www.pwrr.com/
SEC Info: http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0000831968&owner=include&count=40
Contact Listing: http://www.pwrr.com/contacts.html
News: http://www2.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/basic.asp?siteid=mktw&symb=PWX

About Providence and Worcester Railroad Company

P&W is a regional freight railroad operating in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York. The Company is the only interstate freight carrier serving the State of Rhode Island and possesses the exclusive and perpetual right to conduct freight operations over the Northeast Corridor between New Haven, Connecticut and the Massachusetts/Rhode Island border. Since commencing independent operations in 1973, the Company, through a series of acquisitions of connecting line, has grown from 45 miles of track to its current system of approximately 545 miles. P&W operates the largest double stack intermodal terminal facilities in New England in Worcester, Massachusetts, a strategic location for regional transportation and distribution enterprises.

In April 2004, the Company was one of two local companies selected by Worcester’s Better Business Bureau to receive its highest award for marketplace ethics, and in May 2004, The Boston Globe for the third year in a row, named the Company to the Globe 100, the newspaper’s annual list of top-performing publicly held companies in Massachusetts.

In 2004 the Company received a Bronze Harriman Award from the American Association of Railroads and a silver safety award from the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association for its impressive safety record for the year. The Company also received an ASLRRA Marketing Award at the ASLRRA 2004 Annual Meeting in St. Louis, MO for developing the coal traffic that the Company has been moving in unit trains since 2000.

In September 2000, The American Shortline and Regional Railroad Association named the Company one of four winners in its Fifth Annual Marketing Awards Competition. The Company's winning entry, entitled "Growing Our Eastern Canadian Steel Traffic" , focused on the Company's delivery of consistent and economical service to three receivers, two of which are located on Amtrak's high-speed Northeast Corridor. Working with the Canadian National and the New England Central, the Company captured the business of transporting steel from several Canadian mills from origins less than 350 miles away, traffic that would otherwise have been handled by trucks.

In September 1999, P&W was named "Regional Railroad of the Year" by Railway Age magazine. P&W was chosen for this distinction for its innovative marketing initiatives and for the general excellence of its operations. Railway Age magazine is a trade publication servicing railways and rail transit industries since 1976. The award is presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association.

The Company transports a wide variety of commodities for its customers, including automobiles, construction aggregate, iron and steel products, chemicals, coal, ethanol, lumber, scrap metals, plastic resins, cement, processed foods and edible food stuffs, such as frozen foods, corn syrup and animal and vegetable oils. Its customers include the Dow Chemical Company, Northeast Utilities, Exxon/Mobil, Frito-Lay, Inc., International Paper Company, Smurfit Stone Container Corp and Tilcon Connecticut, Inc. In 2007, P&W transported approximately 31,000 car loads of freight and approximately 40,500 intermodal containers. The Company also generates income through sales of properties, grants of easements and licenses and leases of land and tracks. As a result of two stock offerings in 1998, to the best of our knowledge, for the first time in 155 years of existence, the Company has retired all of its debt obligations.

P&W's connections to multiple Class I railroads, either directly or through connections with regional and short-line carriers, provide the Company with a competitive advantage by allowing it to offer creative pricing and routing alternatives to its customers. In addition, the Company's commitment to maintaining its track and equipment to high standards enables P&W to provide fast, reliable and efficient service.

Over the past decade, consumer product companies have increasingly turned to intermodal transportation, i.e., the shipment of containerized cargo via more than one mode of transportation. By using a hub-and-spoke approach to shipping, multiple double stacked containers can be moved by rail to and from an intermodal terminal and then either delivered to their final destinations by trucks or transferred to ships for export. Headquartered in a major population center in New England, the Company is well situated to capitalize on this trend.

There are a number of development projects underway in New England to increase port capacity along its extensive coastline and to improve the intermodal transportation and distribution infrastructure in the region. These projects include the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' $250 million highway reconstruction project to create a direct Worcester connection to the Massachusetts Turnpike and improve road connections to Worcester; the State of Connecticut's project to restore rail access to the Port of New Haven; and the State of Rhode Island's $120 million expansion and improvement of the Quonset Point/ Davisville port and industrial park located near the entrance to Narragansett Bay.

Management

Robert H. Eder -- Chairman and Director
P. Scott Conti -- President and Director
Robert J. Easton -- Treasurer
Marie A. Angelini -- Secretary and General Counsel
David F. Fitzgerald -- Vice President
Frank K. Rogers --Vice President

Richard W. Anderson
President and Chief Investment Officer, Massachusetts Capital Resource Company

Frank W. Barrett
Retired

J. Joseph Garrahy
President, J. Joseph Garrahy & Associates

James C. Garvey
President and CEO, Flagship Bank & Trust Company

John J. Healy
Director, Manufacturing Advancement Center
Director of Operations, Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership

Charles M. McCollam, Jr.
President, Bertha M. McCollam, Inc. and
President, McCollam Associates

Craig M. Scott
Managing Partner, Duffy, Sweeney & Scott, Ltd.

Stock Information

Common stock, $.50 par value; authorized 15,000,000 shares; issued and outstanding 4,794,952 shares in 2008 and 4,552,557 shares in 2007.

* Ref: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/831968/000083196808000057/body10-q20080331.txt

Transfer Agent:

Computershare Trust Company, N.A.
P.O. Box 43078
Providence, RI 02940-3078
Shareholder Inquires: 781-575-2879
www.computershare.com

Independent Accountants:

Deloitte & Touche LLP
200 Berkeley Street
Boston, MA 02116-5022