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well, now i am kicking my own ass for selling so quickly.
she's a little einstein maniac.
i come home, she ignores me until the video is finished!
How's Sophia doing Boris?
nah ... the other truck has barely 33k miles on it.
trying the old parlay ... moving the money over
to SONS for earnings report.
Is it time for a new pickup?
took a 32% 6 digit profit out today.
held less than a month.
only need one or two of those a year.
yee haw!
once again, the standard one day warning before liftoff
(it's almost like i control it)
Congrats.....I've held ITWO for months waiting for it to go from about $16 to $20. Lo and behold this morning they come out with earnings, the stock tanks all the way to almost 16, then bounces back to 20. Who knew I could have made in a day what it took me 6 months to make.
worked for almost 11% over 45 days last time!
this board is the busiest HLS board i've found
http://www1.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=134&pt=m&clear=1
fung
got my toes wet ... ok up to my knees
in CPNLQ. like it for a trade.
Can't blame them for trying...
Court: Health South not due refunds on taxes paid during fraud
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) – Health South Corp. isn’t due a refund on property taxes it paid on bogus assets during some years of a huge financial fraud, a state appeals court ruled Friday.
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals denied the company’s request to overturn a decision by a probate judge in Jefferson County, where the rehabilitation and medical services company is based.
Health South, which returned to the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday after a 31/ 2 year absence brought on by the accounting scandal, claimed it should recoup an unspecified amount of money that it overpaid in property taxes in 2001 and 2002, the year before the fraud was unc overed.
But the court ruled 5-0 that Health South could not now profit from the overstatement of earnings during those two years.
“Health South cannot be permitted to take advantage of its own wrong by receiving a refund based on its own inequitable conduct,” said the decision by Presiding Judge John Crawley. “There is no equity in allowing Health South to obtain relief from its own fraudulent scheme.”
Well I'm a bit surprised.
apparently not ...
waiting for the 1q 2007 profitability and
division sales.
5-1 reverse split means no movement.
Thank you very much.
HealthSouth shareholders approve reverse stock split
Birmingham Business Journal - October 18, 2006by Kelli M. DuganStaff
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HealthSouth Corp. CEO Jay Grinney said Wednedsay the company has formally placed its surgery and outpatient divisions on the block - issuing an offering memorandum for each - and expects to begin receiving bids within a week.
Birmingham-based HealthSouth (OTC Bulletin Board: HLSH) is one of the nation's largest providers of outpatient surgery, diagnostic imaging and rehabilitative health-care services.
Grinney's comments came moments after shareholders a special meeting Wednesday approved a 1-for-5 reverse stock split, converting every five shares of outstanding common stock to one share.
The vote to amend the company's restated certificate of incorporation and subsequent relisting on the New York Stock Exchange takes effect Oct. 26. The ticker symbol will be "HLS."
"When we ring that bell, I wish all 36,000 HealthSouth employees could be there ringing it simultaneously with us," said Grinney, adding that the company's employees have "weathered the storm" and enabled the new management to reposition the company.
HealthSouth announced plans in August to either spin off or sell three of its four operating divisions to lower debt and focus exclusively on its inpatient rehabilitation business. The sales or spinoffs of HealthSouth's surgery, outpatient and diagnostic divisions are expected to take at least a year to complete.
Grinney said HealthSouth has received a "tremendous amount of interest" from both financial sponsors and strategic buyers for the underperforming divisions.
Most proceeds from the sale are expected to be used to pay down debt, which was reported to total $3.3 billion as of June 30, 2006.
Grinney called the long-awaited stock relisting the "last step in the recovery" of the rehabilitation giant, which was savaged by a $2.64 billion corporate fraud uncovered in March 2003. Grinney has said in earlier interviews with the Birmingham Business Journal that he believes the fraudulent accounting at HealthSouth began soon after the company was established.
Richard Scrushy, HealthSouth's co-founder and longtime CEO, was fired in March 2003, after FBI agents raided the company's Birmingham headquarters as part of an investigation leading to multiple criminal charges against Scrushy and numerous other HealthSouth executives.
Scrushy was acquitted in a federal criminal trial in Birmingham last year, despite testimony by several former chief financial officers of the company that they - along with several members of the accounting staff - falsified HealthSouth's financial results on Scrushy's orders. Fifteen former employees, including five former CFOs of the company, pleaded guilty to criminal charges in connection with the fraud.
At Wednesday special shareholders meeting, HealthSouth Chairman Jon Hanson called the reverse stock split the latest milestone and a "powerful symbol of the progress we have made as a company."
Hanson said the reverse split will reduce the number of authorized shares of HealthSouth common stock from 600 million to 200 million, a move designed to accomplish the following:
Bring the share price, along with the number of shares of common stock outstanding, to a range more in line with other health-care companies with comparable market capitalization.
Broaden the pool of investors that are interested in investing in HealthSouth by attracting new investors who would prefer not to invest in shares that trade at low, single-digit share prices.
Make the company's common stock a more attractive investment to institutional investors.
Reduce the relatively high transaction costs and commissions incurred by its stockholders due to HealthSouth's current low per-share trading price and high number of shares outstanding.
Illustrate more effectively the impact of the company's operational improvements and cost reductions by enhancing the visibility of any changes in its reported earnings per share.
Grinney told shareholders at the special meeting: "The idea is to bring the number of shares outstanding in line with other health-care companies of comparable size."
Institutional investors and other potential volume buyers of the stock will be more likely to take notice once it is trading in the $20 to $30 range, he said.
Kelli M. Dugan can be reached at (205) 443-5628 or e-mail her at kdugan@bizjournals.com.
http://birmingham.bizjournals.com/birmingham/stories/2006/10/16/daily11.html
Yeah, but I can't find any information on the price conversion. Any help would be appreciated. It was around $5 yesterday.
Holy Moly, is HLS the old HLSH?
Over $25 a share?
Does HLS take off today?
Oh, and that was only half of the dream. I left out the part about the giraffe and the inner tube for obvious reasons.
Susie924: I can`t post on the Derf's Grotto board.BUT I can read.
You do have to admire the derfs dreams. No?
Posted by: fung_derf
In reply to: ergo sum who wrote msg# 34044
Date:9/25/2006 1:40:18 PM
Post #of 34046
"Susie nudged me."
Derf
No, the fairways are too tight.
I hope you mean out of the stock!
I hope to be long gone by then.
How much time do you give it?
there may be some trading opportunities there,
but the common appears destined for wipeout
with the pension(s) being dumped on PBGC
Have you looked at DALRQ?
excellent ... it's good to have company.
Are we talking HLSH? If so the answer would be yes.
fung'ster ... are you prepared for the big run into relisting?
churak i think he bought. ask him.
What would churak do?
He who laughs last?
I just hope the reporter doesn't live in a flammable structure.
fungagain: Yep that was the one. Thanks
I did find it late last night, I thought I was going nuts.
The post was there then it was gone. "so I thought"
Old age or over tired, or both! ;)
Thanks again. web
he gained another 150 pounds when he talked about them and Joe Greene's ring.
LOL!
Fung-derf....from your post
“The listing is very specific and clear," said Vince LoCastro of Canonsburg, who placed the auction. "It does not say it's Joe's ring.”
That's laughable......Vince made it a point with everyone
he came in contact with to Specifically brag about
the fact they were the real deal. He was so proud of his wall collection of Steeler stuff he gained another 150 pounds when he talked about them and Joe Greene's ring.
His collection, including the ring, were always his first
topic of conversation.
He sure has memory lapses....lol
John
web, do you mean this?.....
By: fungagain
31 Aug 2006, 04:33 PM EDT
Msg. 1173295 of 1173513
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Unbelievable! How long has it been now and you people are still here and still hopeful?? You guys make Dudley Do Right's horse look unfaithful by comparison!
Geez, after years of this you'd think you would have figured it out by now.
Let's review......
Shlicks, jcline, surfit, ibaft, willywizard and a few others have been SHOWN to have been receiving free shares from the very beginning. These people went out of their way to hand carry you all to CMKX when this was dying, when lo and behold.....Vinny was involved with that company as well. Others like tbishop, mccurdydon and a couple others were late to the show, but got free shares of that company just in time to find them pretty much useless. Guru and a couple others fought long and hard to stop the only decent thing flecksman ever did which was to try and enforce plan B. You people were scammed!
To summarize, if you folks are not in on the scam (which I have a very hard time imagining anyone still here isn't), then you definitely qualify among the largest fresh water supply of mullets in captivity! You people whine and blame those pointing out your ignorance all these years, and overlook those who were getting free shares while you were paying for them??? Don't you all feel the least bit foolish by now?
Apparently, Vinny's buying and selling cars and Super Bowl rings that YOU people bought him!! The guy tried to burn down his own dealership to hide the facts! TWICE! An interesting story behind the Super Bowl ring?? Yeah, I'll bet. Like hiding assets perhaps??
Folks, if you aren't scam artists, get a clue! Have someone slap you across the face....HARD! How many of you mullets swore you'd go down and seek revenge? How about just seeking answers? Vinny and his boys are long gone, they've spent your money on race horses, fast cars, and big houses, and here you sit, like Old Yeller waiting for someone to shoot you and put you out of your misery. It would be tragic if it weren't so funny.
Just my own opinion, of course.
P.S. Buck up, there's always the Entourage carrot to keep you folks going.
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