BE CAREFUL. As you can see by today's volatility this "stock" trades without real reliable data. My question as a long time shareholder is how do we get compensated for our investment other than selling out when this stock takes on the surge of the pump and dumpers. All profits , if there really are any, lay in China.
Repeat, BE CAREFUL!

SCAM Have held this "stock" for years. No money can be taken out of China so where are its profits? SAVE your money.

Anybody have any feel for this stock? Latest scuttlebut says how it has "surged" in the past few months. I'm in about $ 29.50 and I don't call a 20.60 price a surge. Would have thought the Chinese would buy up this company and suck out all the coal for heating their masses, but it hasn't worked out.

I'm long this stock and just got creamed like almost everyone else. I may or may not sell and move on but I certainly would NOT add more at this price. What have they produced in 20 years of research? Apparently very little so it seems like the downside exceeds the upside. It most likely will finish the day at its low so why discard any more money. Many of the biotech stocks moved up recently which to me is a clear sign the market is toppy.

Anyone know why the massive updraft today. Was it the Seeking Alpha article someone posted? Im long this stock.

Disgusting earnings (losses) pre-report. Down a quick 10% in a couple of sessions. How do you go from decent profits to bad losses in one quarter? Lots of insider buys, something smells fishy!

Another way for this group to confuse any prospective "investors." Chinese company, no possible payout for anyone in any other country. Save your money. I bet the Madoff brothers would have changed their names too!

Sad to see this once high flying $ 94.00 stock reduced to rubble. Granted they owned a market which digital vaquished but this is pure corrupt mismanagement on the part of the officers and board. I presume next week or two you'll see Antonio Perez with a shopping cart ripping out the copper pipes from the remaining buildings and selling it for scrap out of his car trunk. There was still great intellectual value but those thieves decided to steal the last remaining bits and pieces. Someone will get a Wharton PhD about the most classic cases of corporate mismanagement and incompetence when they write about these idiots.

Anyone know why a co-founder of URBN sold so much stock recently???

I've owned this stock since $ 18.76 through many ups and downs. With dividends reinvested my up side is about 30% and today I see it was "downgraded" to neutral by Ladenberg Thalman. I was wondering who these geniuses were and I looked up their company and found out its a stock selling for $ 1.30 with a PE of 459. People working for a nearly worthless company are giving an opinion which drove the stock price down. Do your own analysis and never pay any attention to the "analysts!"

I bought this stock a few years ago because I thought its platform was plausible. Now after losing 55% I watch them constantly come out with positive results and yet the management sells whatever shares they get from options immediately! What's with this POS stock, anyone have any idea?

Pulling my hair out with this POS stock. Is anyone staying with this for the long haul??

My two children, Blackberry users for 4 years, abandoned their phones for the new iPhone 4s. The Blackberry was antiquated and had network problems repeatedly. They "love" their new phones so who will Blackberry sell their new phones too? If you expect a pop in the stock you will meet only financial armagedddon with this dead company.

What's all the hub bub. Why would you buy this stock when it has no revenue stream in the U.S. and money can't be taken out of China. All the dog and pony shows don't make up for zero revenue!

You're in an agricultural business and you get invloved with a "gold" mine? Was the Brooklyn bridge already sold???

Panning for GOLD??? See reference below!!!
http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/az/pdfs/nepa/projects/yuma/09.Par.9960.File.dat/EA-320-09-007plomosaplacer-final..pdf

Substantially all of our revenues are earned by our People’s Republic of China subsidiaries. However, People’s Republic of China regulations restricts the ability of our People’s Republic of China subsidiaries to make dividends and other payments to their offshore parent company. People’s Republic of China legal restrictions permit payments of dividend by our People’s Republic of China subsidiaries only out of their accumulated after-tax profits, if any, determined in accordance with People’s Republic of China accounting standards and regulations. People’s Republic of China laws and regulations allow each of our subsidiaries to allocate at least 10% of our annual after-tax profits determined in accordance with People’s Republic of China GAAP to a statutory general reserve fund until the amounts in said fund reaches 50% of our registered capital. Payment to the statutory general reserve fund is at our discretion. Allocations to these statutory reserve funds can only be used for specific purposes and are not transferable to us in the form of loans, advances or cash dividends.

Read and weep. All profits remain in China!!!!!