Huntsman Corporation (HUN)

[Tina]

HUN Cash Flow

[Tina]

HUN Income Statement

[Tina]

picked up an absurd amount for a long term hold.

looking for $10!

[dealorfx]

started nibbling back up on HUN, selling calls and buying puts for the protection, I'll start climbing back up to
about a 2500 sh position by the end of summer, hopefully,
watchful EYES!

[pamo14]

HUN jr. goes to china.

[pamo14]

de little monster it is.imo

[dealorfx]

things are getting busy, fishing, fishing and work

you dunt call anymore???

[yosemutysam]

i found my way back here my man how are you yosemutysam is fine check out plbi and its board to see more i posted for gnote.... later izi

[dealorfx]

where is everybody, picking up their stimulus checks........


wow

[MACH2]

Hey I'm ashamed.....looks like HUN taught me that candles don't mean a thing.

But I will say that as long as that gap up sits there I'll be suspicious of futher share price growth without correcting to fill the gap!

[MACH2]

One nautical mile per gallon.....!

[dealorfx]

I identified what I want already...............

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[dealorfx]

had a tip on this last sunday and ignored the faCTS, buried in paper work, geezus, kick me~

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[MACH2]

Okay I'll study....I'm sitting here in cash after several sells based on Thursday's gaps up. Suredafuk fooled me this Friday....naw, HELL NO, them gaps gonna be filled "Ubetcha"....I really like that film, FARGO. LOL.

[dealorfx]

and yes, holding this one also........fwiw


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[dealorfx]

MACh, fwiw, just jumped into this one.......

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[dealorfx]

yeah done, I wasn't going to take the chance, looks like HUN


printed a reversal candle also, prolly selling tomorrow
before the weekend, same here, for me,

[MACH2]

I would sell and wait for the drop....that doji it printed gives me reason to pull out and wait.

Hanging Man / Dragonfly Doji Bearish


Pattern: Reversal
Trend: Bearish
Reliability: Low/Moderate




How to Identify it



Small real body at the upper end of the trading range
Lower shadow at least twice as long as the real body
No (or almost no) upper shadow


What it Means

There is a sharp sell off after the market opens during an uptrend. However, by the end of the trading day, the market closes at or near its high for the day. This signifies the potential for further sell-offs. Since the certainty for a Hanging Man indicator is low, the trend reversal can be confirmed by a black candlestick or a large down gap on the next trading day accompanied by a lower close. If the open and the close are identical, the indicator is considered a Dragonfly Doji. The Dragonfly Doji has a higher reliability associated with it than a Hanging Man.

[MACH2]

I think Cramer has been pushing to sell into any rally.

[dealorfx]

MACH, what do you think here on my fav??????

wait for $2.50?
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[MACH2]

And I'll guandamtee ya that the will fill....as soon as the pecker heads think it's safe to short. If I was smart enough to do it I would watch PUTT volume go up as a prelude to shorting. Hell tomorrow, Friday, may be as good as any to watch the shorts come in....sell into the rally...short away!

[MACH2]

Damned I hate when I'm right....HUN broke 3.50 four days before I expected it to!

[dealorfx]

wow, lots of gappers today.......



sheeeeeeeeeeeeesssshhhhhhhhhhhh

http://stockcharts.com/scripts/php/candleglance.php?apc,nfx,xto,mro,dvn,eca,e,tot,tlm,chk|B

[MACH2]

Yeah well if I held 1000 @ a recent 1.50/share for a trade could I have gotten rid of it on this pop. Rediculous volume, questionable activity, Hanging Man candle so far this morning.....going down, no options, lousy short interest.

Mayby good short candidate.

Company Data

Company Name: Gsc Investment Corp

Dow Jones Industry: Equity Investment Instruments

Exchange: NYSE

Shares Outstanding: 8,291,000

Market Cap: 18.7 Million

Short Interest: 3,129 (0.04%)

52-Week EPS: -2.10

52-Week High: 11.48 on Friday, May 30, 2008

52-Week Low: 0.89 on Thursday, November 20, 2008

P/E Ratio: n/a

Yield: 44.44%

Average Price: 2.11 (50-day) 5.43 (200-day)

Average Volume: 16,200 (50-day) 33,900 (200-day)

[dealorfx]

MACH, whatta bout GNV? good for a scalp?

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[dealorfx]

HUN resistance point now lies with the infamous 89 line...

if it can break over that, it has a chance, keep a close watch
but a pullback is a definite for now.
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[MACH2]

I wouldn't be surprized by a rebound. Maybe you are looking at an inverted head and shoulder, 3.50 in a week to 10 days?

[dealorfx]

this HUN just aint cutting it..................market saying



something is wrong imo

[dealorfx]

see how simple...........................



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[dealorfx]

ok, i give in, here's my little secret,,,,,,,,,,,,,



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[dealorfx]

another small one moving nicely on a sh!tty market....fwiw

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[dealorfx]

yeah Im still holding, still maipulated up and down as she goes where shes gonna stop is nobody nose........

[MACH2]

Yeah I know but the volume is SOOOOOOOO stinky!

Looka at NAT! Buying op....but me no cash AGAIN!

Well better watch it. Strange gap down doji. Long lower shadow is ominous!

[MACH2]

But I like playing with my peeny's.

It's a cheap date....!

[MACH2]

Oh my aching ARSD!

Still a good candle for today.

[dealorfx]

better yet, our oldie but goodie looks ready to rock da dock!

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[dealorfx]

stop playing those peeeny stocks and follow the money dummeeee

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[MACH2]

I'm paying more attention to FREE

I've ignored it a long time......it lost me money and I never look closely since I saw it in the .50/share range. Well TOO FUGGIN BAD FOR ME! Now it has my attention...especially after the gap down today! Still pulling the 50 day up.

FreeSeas (NASDAQ:FREE) cut to Neutral to Credit Suisse DUHHHH!

[MACH2]

Agree on the "Friday comment" Alex.

I still like GMR for the current divi and long term. .50/share was promised to the stockholders with the merger of GNR(old) with ATB....GMR(new) yielding 28.57% at today's share price. I suspect the divi will drop if the world economy doesn't improve this summer.

[MACH2]

DIDIT!

I'm back in at a half measure laddie.

[MACH2]

Dontworryaboutit.

Candy is dandy, liquor is quicker but just tell em to buy OCNF at 1.34 then get ready to trade out at 1.62 in a few days, 20% money in a week ain't bad!

[dealorfx]

Im doing good in ARSD and MDCI.............


the correction was to be expected imo

its just always too late to prepare yourself
for it, thats why friday's are a good day
anymore to re-evaluate your positions and
either hedge them or sell.

MDCI or ARSD have no options, but their trends
are strong, and besides, I think MDCI might be up
for grabs in a merger or buyout deal, jmo.

later dude
Alex
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[dirtdog]

But the record date is way past,just the money comming.Wow,I thought the market would bounce today,not free fall.I have only 2 stocks up and just barely.Glty

[dealorfx]

just when I was talking about tankers yesterday at the gym,


tonight I'm gonna look like a fukcing asshole.

maybe I'll hide in the mumba jumba room with the

dancing ladies tonight, that'll work.

geezus.

Alex
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[juxtaposezen]

George Economou, Chairman and Chief Executive of DryShips, commented: "As discussed during our latest conference call, the going concern explanatory paragraph is the result of the previously announced reclassification of $1.8 billion of long-term debt as current. With the proactive approach already taken to reduce $2 billion in capital expenditures, the confidence of our three main lenders with whom we are in close ongoing discussions, secured revenues of over $2.4 billion in the next three years from drybulk time charters and offshore drilling contracts and the recent equity infusion of $380 million through the ATM Equity Offering(SM) share issuance program, we have repositioned DryShips for the long-term and remain ahead of the curve."

Fun ride.

[juxtaposezen]

Been waiting for that gap up on 3/19 to fill. Maybe this can do it?

[dealorfx]

and just when you think the going was getting better on DRYS

trading $5 pre market

Mon Mar 30, 2009 7:42am EDT

UPDATE 1-DryShips gets going concern notice from auditors

* Says gets going concern notice from auditors

* Notice due to reclassification of $1.8 bln debt as current

* Says may not get covenant waiver

March 30 (Reuters) - Greek dry bulk carrier DryShips Inc (DRYS.O) said it got a going concern notice from its auditors as the company reclassified $1.8 billion of long-term debt as current.

Last week, DryShips said it was in discussions with its some of its lenders concerning current breaches of loan covenants, and pending the outcome of such discussions it has reclassified about $1.8 billion in debt as short-term.

In a regulatory filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said it may not be successful in obtaining covenant waivers or modifications or its lenders may accelerate its indebtedness.

"If our indebtedness is accelerated, it would be very difficult in the current financing environment for us to refinance our debt or obtain additional financing and we could lose our vessels if our lenders foreclose their liens," the company said in a regulatory filing.

Several other dry bulk carriers like Star Bulk Carriers Corp (SBLK.O) and Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc (EGLE.O) have recently obtained covenant waivers in the backdrop of falling freight rates and weak asset values.

However, DryShips said it will generate sufficient cash from operations and proceeds from new equity to satisfy its liquidity needs for the next 12 months.

In the latest fourth quarter, the company posted a $1.02 billion loss, hurt mainly by a goodwill impairment charge, and forecast a loss from the disposal of three capesize newbuildings.

Shares of the company were trading down 38 cents at $5.48 in trading before the bell. The company's stock closed at $5.86 Friday on Nasdaq. (Reporting by Supantha Mukherjee in Bangalore; Editing by Jarshad Kakkrakandy)

[dealorfx]

yep, dividends coming on tuesday, still have time to buy

if you want on any pullbacks during a weak market. I doubt I will though, its not making leaps and bounds, so you won't miss
the train.

I'd keep an eye on it and perhaps dabble some options if things start cooking.

later and good trades/

one thing, ignore all the bullsh!t you hear or read for the
time being on the trial coming up, its just not worth it,
and it makes no sense to second guess the outcome, just hedge
your postition with options and you should come out fine.

Alex
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[dirtdog]

Probably should of held,but a profit is a profit and still going to get a small dividend.Plus I got 100 shares that can run.Glty

[dealorfx]

Obamas Next Great Plan: "Super Global TARP"
by J.D. Rosendahl




March 29, 2009



My family has very close and significant ties to high ranking Senators, Congressman, lobbyists and various political aids in D.C. And the recent buzz on Capital Hill is the growing concern over whether the bailout programs being issued by our government will work or not. There's considerable stress and debate among the inner circles of Washington, so much so, they are discussing the next great plan should all of the current plans fail to pull America out of a deflationary spiral.

It's important to understand most high ranking politicians care greatly about there own legacy, power, and re-election, and the current team of politicians is no different. They can go down in history as the heroes or the goats in this financial mess, and currently, there is significant consternation about the direction of the USA in the highest political circles.

In essence, from what I'm hearing, the question is as follows: "If the bailout plans being issued do not work or only work temporarily, than what? Who or how do we bail out the current bail out programs and our government or economy? What strategies should be in place now to be implemented later should it be needed in the near future to stem further financial chaos?" I'll admit that line of thinking seems logical so far given the current financial circumstances.

However, the latest idea is a wild one at best and quite scary. Our President is going to privately and secretly sit in front of global leaders and ask them to fund a new global coalition type bail out program larger than anything we've seen. Think TARP on steroids! He's going to make the argument that America is the AIG of the world, and we are too big to fail. That it's in the best interest of all countries and their economies to support America, because we are a large portion of the global economy and they can't afford the U.S. dragging them into the deflationary nightmare.

Furthermore, he's going to artfully convince these global leaders to pool their capital resources into this new super global TARP like plan to support the American way, and to do so, our President will offer the proverbial carrot and stick as enticements to join our cause. The carrot will consist of various types of collateral or backing to sweeten the offering. The stick will come in the form of significant punitive damages.

There are a number of various items being discussed as potential collateral for this new plan. I've heard such things as offering rights to the Alaskan Pipeline, land owned by our government under the Bureau of Land Management, confiscating oil wells inland and offshore, elimination of import tariffs, gold owned by our government, issuing a special national real estate tax and a national sales tax, and even possibly allowing foreign governments to confiscate the assets of U.S. citizen's and corporations held abroad.

These were just some of the more outrageous items being discussed in support of the next plan. This offering of collateral is designed to gain the appropriate level of financial interest and commitments from global leaders, while leveraging some the most important American assets.

When I heard of these proposed ideas I was outraged and inflamed. It grates against the very fiber of being an American, and what the framers of this country had in mind. It's appalling that our government seeks to leverage or sell America in such a fashion. Its one step away from reporting to some foreign government should they foreclose on that collateral. It gets worse.

The stick in this plan is to bully leaders into submission with the threat of default on U.S. Treasury Bonds, but only those bonds held by foreign governments who do not participate in this new plan. Either way, we get their funds, through the carrot or through the stick. We are going to man handle foreign governments into the American way. Either way, we leverage our way of life, or alienate cultures across the globe.

What's most important for the reader to understand about this new government bail out plan is: April Fools. That's right, April Fools and for the record, my family has no ties to the political system, and this article in its entirety is a spoof. Specifically, this article is meant to stretch the minds of the reader. To think outside the box and consider what do we do in the very near future if the current bail out effort doesn't work in the long run. What crazy half baked idea is next? Or when is enough government insanity finally enough? Or how much baggage are we going to leave for the younger generations to deal with in 5-10-20 years? If we continue to think we can get something for nothing, well we deserve what we get, but our children get something they didn't deserve.

While the economic troubles of today are extremely serious and not a laughing matter, I imagine the framers of our constitution and the people who sailed to this country to begin a new way of life are all spinning in their graves. And not because of the financial troubles we have today, but rather at the inappropriate size, power and insanity of our government.

I've read, "That man (society) gets the politicians they deserve". OUCH! We must have been bad little boys and girls. Think about that quote for a while, it's more a reflection of society not our politicians and who or where we are as a society.

It doesn't matter whether we have a Donkey or an Elephant in the white house because in essence we still have the same zoo of animals with their over spending, artificial inflation of assets and economies mentality running our government. As long as we accept the size and shape of the government of the past 20-30 years we are in trouble.

The answer to our problems is not expecting a different result from the same old actions (more government spending) from the same old political system. Isn't that essentially the definition of insanity? Rather, shouldn't we look in the mirror as a society, taking ownership over our issues and becoming a different collective social body? Then and only then we will get the politicians we deserve and the desired political system, which will reflect our new attitudes and strategies of importance for America.

If at nothing else, I hope this article made you laugh at whom we are, and think about where we are going, and to reflect on what's really important to you, My Fellow American!

Hope all is well.


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