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SPOM next leg is intact this week
Comikaze Expo Blows Up! – ComiCast Ep. 43
at the 35 min mark they talk about China and every thing that is coming !!!!!!
http://trigg.la/2012/09/comikaze-expo-blows-up-comicast-ep-43/
Go POWN
ENSL .0031 http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=ENSL&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p49253513908
https://technology.grc.nasa.gov/SS-solar-concentrator.shtm
http://www.entechsolar.com/products/spacetechnology.htm
AWARD: (teamed with NASA)
https://rt.grc.nasa.gov/2012/nasa-glenn-advancements-green-energy-lightweight-materials-win-rd-100-awards/
DEC 1 2012
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:lIXDbBtr2jAJ:pdf.marketpublishers.com/bac_swot/entech_solar_inc_swot_analysis_bac.pdf+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEEShje-cNWIwnDFo8mpJ2KmxYhU82ygPYvWoLFMs-NjALrPSr5ITvNqUZDzPsV22CARqdDtW8LxtrKAAFETPqD3cyoB_LpGOSc9USiBYhMh2IXN4yMmsYvyDo55NfbMETvym3qjHM&sig=AHIEtbT2eXgo_mM5A072R4Pm96vFNp9I5g
Time to get up and grab a winner from the ibox people.
Nice! More MIHL NEWS!
We are meeting with the accounts this week and will get their feedback. There was a suggestions by the auditors to make it a statement to cover the entire 2012 and to have it issue in the 1st week of January. That would allow for the Gold Mine acquisition and a couple still unannounced things to be included. It would also save us money in not having to pay for 2 sets of statements. The meeting is Tuesday we plan to issue a statement via OTC Markets on Friday with the name and address of the auditors and the date we expect the statements to be released and if they will just cover 3rd Quarter or all of 2012.
SFIN looks to be in for a big awakening near term.
Owning Bank Stocks Might Be Better Than Keeping Cash In The Bank
Posted on December 6, 2012 in Bank stocks , Banking News , featured , Financial Crisis · 0 Comment
The financial meltdown that began five years ago resulted in widespread financial devastation for millions of Americans. Retirement and stock portfolios were decimated while real estate values declined by 50% or more in many parts of the country. The American middle class was shocked as trillions of dollars of wealth suddenly disappeared.
The collapse of financial institutions was so widespread that people doubted the ability of the FDIC to protect trillions of dollars of consumer savings in the banking system. As it turned out, massive aid by the government to the banking industry prevented a total collapse of the system and depositors with savings insured up to the FDIC limits did not lose a dime of their deposits.
An unfortunate side effect of the government’s effort to revive the economy with low interest rates, however, is now decimating savers who are earning near zero interest rates. Factor in the impact of 3% inflation and savers are now losing purchasing power by keeping their money in the bank. For those who cannot tolerate potential large fluctuations in the principal amount of their savings, losing 3% or more of their savings each year by keeping money in the bank may represent a “fair” trade off. Long term, however, if interest rates remain low and inflation increases, the “safe” strategy of keeping savings in the bank is the perfect recipe for the destruction of wealth as can be seen the chart below.
The purchasing power of the dollar since 1990 has declined at a precipitous rate. Before the Federal Reserve instituted its zero interest rate policy, savers could offset some of the lost purchasing power by collecting interest on their savings, but those days are gone. If the U.S. follows the path of Japan, which has had near zero interest rates for almost two decades, bank savers will wind up in poverty as the purchasing power of their money disappears. Saving money in the bank, which appears to be a “safe bet”, may wind up being a catastrophic strategy for wealth preservation.
One ironic solution for bank depositors may be to invest in bank stocks. Bank stocks experienced one of the greatest collapses of values in stock market history from 2007 to 2009. Many investors suffered declines of 90% or more in the value of their bank stocks and many more were completely wiped out as hundreds of banks failed.
As measured by the KBW Bank Index, the value of banking stocks declined by almost 85% from 2007 to the lows of 2009. As it became apparent that the financial system was not going to collapse, bank stocks almost tripled from the panic lows of 2009. For the past two years, the bank stock index has moved sideways and is now approaching a potential breakout as can be seen in the chart below.
Not all banks engaged in risky lending practices or excessive leverage. Many sound banks have taken advantage of the financial crisis to gain market share and deposit growth. In a post earlier this year, five mutual savings banks were discussed that looked like good investments. Since that time, a portfolio of these five stocks has increased by about 16%. In addition, all five of these banks pay a dividend far in excess of current deposit rates.
Things always change. Although bank stocks were the worst possible place to be invested in 2007, they may now be a good mechanism for wealth preservation, income and growth.
Tags: bank savings , bank stocks , Banking crisis , banking industry , Banking News , purchasing power , risk of bank saving , savings
Good morning people. Time to get up and make yourself rich.
$BCCI sleeper on fire last two day$ !!! Link back for chart.
RSI is looking stable, some buying pressure is needed. the next updates will get it going.
check out the board, new office and something about the cruise ships
NSAV 1B A/S forming a bottom, worth to watch
What kind of news?
SPOM nobody is selling down here
SOEN (SLEEPER CALL ON 10/21) SURGING TODAY
SOEN wake up call + 266% SLEEPER CALL
Owning Bank Stocks Might Be Better Than Keeping Cash In The Bank
Posted on December 6, 2012 in Bank stocks, Banking News, featured, Financial Crisis · 0 Comment
The financial meltdown that began five years ago resulted in widespread financial devastation for millions of Americans. Retirement and stock portfolios were decimated while real estate values declined by 50% or more in many parts of the country. The American middle class was shocked as trillions of dollars of wealth suddenly disappeared.
The collapse of financial institutions was so widespread that people doubted the ability of the FDIC to protect trillions of dollars of consumer savings in the banking system. As it turned out, massive aid by the government to the banking industry prevented a total collapse of the system and depositors with savings insured up to the FDIC limits did not lose a dime of their deposits.
An unfortunate side effect of the government’s effort to revive the economy with low interest rates, however, is now decimating savers who are earning near zero interest rates. Factor in the impact of 3% inflation and savers are now losing purchasing power by keeping their money in the bank. For those who cannot tolerate potential large fluctuations in the principal amount of their savings, losing 3% or more of their savings each year by keeping money in the bank may represent a “fair” trade off. Long term, however, if interest rates remain low and inflation increases, the “safe” strategy of keeping savings in the bank is the perfect recipe for the destruction of wealth as can be seen the chart below.
The purchasing power of the dollar since 1990 has declined at a precipitous rate. Before the Federal Reserve instituted its zero interest rate policy, savers could offset some of the lost purchasing power by collecting interest on their savings, but those days are gone. If the U.S. follows the path of Japan, which has had near zero interest rates for almost two decades, bank savers will wind up in poverty as the purchasing power of their money disappears. Saving money in the bank, which appears to be a “safe bet”, may wind up being a catastrophic strategy for wealth preservation.
One ironic solution for bank depositors may be to invest in bank stocks. Bank stocks experienced one of the greatest collapses of values in stock market history from 2007 to 2009. Many investors suffered declines of 90% or more in the value of their bank stocks and many more were completely wiped out as hundreds of banks failed.
As measured by the KBW Bank Index, the value of banking stocks declined by almost 85% from 2007 to the lows of 2009. As it became apparent that the financial system was not going to collapse, bank stocks almost tripled from the panic lows of 2009. For the past two years, the bank stock index has moved sideways and is now approaching a potential breakout as can be seen in the chart below.
Not all banks engaged in risky lending practices or excessive leverage. Many sound banks have taken advantage of the financial crisis to gain market share and deposit growth. In a post earlier this year, five mutual savings banks were discussed that looked like good investments. Since that time, a portfolio of these five stocks has increased by about 16%. In addition, all five of these banks pay a dividend far in excess of current deposit rates.
Things always change. Although bank stocks were the worst possible place to be invested in 2007, they may now be a good mechanism for wealth preservation, income and growth.
Tags: bank savings, bank stocks, Banking crisis, banking industry, Banking News, purchasing power, risk of bank saving, savings
CADY~ Absolute Sleeper as well look at LTNC for a wake UP ,imo :)
Flex
Good morning people. Let's crawl out of bed and see what investing adventures await us!
$POWN Gallery View
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?POWN
Good morning people. Time to crawl out of bed and start the week.
I hope everyone has a great Sunday planned.
BLDW $ Time is now please do your DD and get on the boat before it leave the dock with out ya. It has NO DEBT - NO DILUTION -Float = 10 million! Next PR will bring a 4+ million contract, do your DD on BLDW. This is looking ready! Later Summerlove
Good morning people. Time to get up and grab a winner out of the ibox.
KITD Given the current price of KITD stock, compounded by the Company's strategic drift and worsening liquidity and capital structure issues, we have lowered our indicative offer to acquire the Company to a range of $1.35 -$1.70 per share—representing, at the midpoint of the range, a 112% premium to the $0.72 closing price of the Company's shares on Tuesday, December 4, 2012. Our offer is subject to due diligence, your release of certain parties from standstill agreements, and a mutually acceptable definitive agreement.
We believe that time is of the essence and are prepared to immediately engage with the Company and its legal and financial advisors regarding this transaction. In the absence of a response to this letter by 5pm ET on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 that generates demonstrable progress towards a transaction, we will evaluate other options available to us—including, but not limited, to an offer extended directly to shareholders and/or alternative entry points into the Company's capital structure.
We look forward to your timely response.
Respectfully,
POW! (POWN) is hitting a low @.035
it's getting a lot of ZZZZZZZZZZZZ lately
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/gallery.html?POWN
Good morning people. Time to crawl out of bed and grab a winner from the ibox.
Uhh UH I just copied the entire iBox and reposted it.
the working chart links and all. hee hee
better not mention poem again or theres going to be trouble.. jk
Shoot there is so much information here I look in to sneak some away.
hey man! been awhile, i see you still lurk here.
LMAO, good stuff....I hear you, lack of volume does make one wonder...
burn! /ouchies . you just had to bring up armanis poor patience skills... swear man im cool at SPOM.. just sitting tight and feeding the ducks... OMG save me! this lack of volume gives me the creeps!
i spend my time on meet me lately in search of a russian bride
LOL, Ibox is fun to learn...It will give you something to do rather than watching every tick....Might even help give you some patience...
hey bro, poem made me mod here, i dont know how to add SPOM's company ticker to the sleepers list, im nothing without poemstone...jk
Is SPOM on the Sleeper list yet...
Looks ready to fly!
Yes - GEYI nHOD @ .008
coming off .0018
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