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Thanks, Aug.
kryten
What does everyone think of SBSA?
kryten
I need another like TONE
kryten
TONE is knocking it out of the park!
kryten
Never mind. My brother has explained.
I guess it's funny.
kryten
And is that significant? Other than it seems like a small position if that's all they have.
kryten
What is a '420' trade? Do you mean a .42 trade?
What is a '420' trade?
So you think it's going to run again?
kryten
EEE amazing. I just got stopped out but made nearly $900!
kryten
Ah. I was looking at a 1 mo chart and got excited. I see your point on a 6mo chart.
Nevermind. :)
kryten
Am I crazy or is BEHL showing a pinch?
kryten
Agreed. What is your cut off for volumn?
kryten
How about SVLF and QELP?
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ABCW looks excellent! Last time it had a pinch this good, it went up about $2.50. I'd be happy with a dollar. Thanks for finding this.
kryten
Yo ho ho! Another 200,000!!
kryten
yeah, I found it a couple of days ago. should have searched for "dividend" instead of the plural, then I would have found this board. This is my first foray into buying stocks just for the dividend. We'll see how it goes.
kryten
And another - kryten
Sonesta (SNSTA) Announces Special Dividend of $1
September 25, 2009 2:10 PM EDT
Sonesta International Hotels Corporation (Nasdaq: SNSTA) announced that, at a meeting on September 10, 2009, its Board of Directors approved the payment of a special dividend of $1.00 per share on the Company's Common Stock. Payment of the special dividend will be made November 9, 2009 to shareholders of record on October 23, 2009.
To receive the dividend, you have to own the stock before October 21st.
Sorry, I just found this board
kryten
TransDigm Group Announces Successful Completion of Notes Offering and Special One-Time Cash Dividend
CLEVELAND, Oct 06, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- TransDigm Group Incorporated ("TransDigm Group") (NYSE: TDG), announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, TransDigm Inc. ("TransDigm"), has successfully completed its previously announced offering of $425 million of 7 3/4% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2014 (the "Notes"). Also today, TransDigm Group announced that its board of directors has authorized and declared a one-time special cash dividend of $7.65 on each outstanding share of common stock. The record date for the special dividend is October 16, 2009, and the payment date for the dividend is October 26, 2009.
"With the senior notes offering and the $7.65 per share special cash dividend, we believe we will have put in place a more efficient capital structure," stated W. Nicholas Howley, TransDigm Group's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "This should contribute to improved returns to shareholders while retaining sufficient financial flexibility to meet our operating and acquisition needs."
"With approximately $190 million of cash as of September 30, 2009, an undrawn revolver of approximately $200 million and historical cash generation in the range of $150 to $200 million per year, we feel we have adequate capacity to meet our likely acquisition needs. Additionally, given current capital market conditions, we believe we have access to significant additional capital if an attractive larger opportunity becomes available."
The Notes have not been registered under the Securities Act or any applicable state securities laws and may not be offered or sold in the United States without registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements of the Securities Act and applicable state securities laws. This press release is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any of these securities and shall not constitute an offer, solicitation or sale in any jurisdiction in which, or to any persons to whom, such an offer, solicitation or sale is unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such jurisdiction.
About TransDigm Group
TransDigm Group, through its wholly-owned subsidiaries, including TransDigm, is a leading global designer, producer and supplier of highly engineered aircraft components for use on nearly all commercial and military aircraft in service today. Major product offerings, substantially all of which are ultimately provided to end-users in the aerospace industry, include mechanical/electromechanical actuators and controls, ignition systems and components, gear pumps, specialized valves, engineered connectors, power conditioning devices, specialized fluorescent lighting and AC/DC electric motors, aircraft audio systems, engineered latches and cockpit security devices, lavatory hardware and components, hold open rods and locking devices, specialized cockpit displays, elastomers, NiCad batteries/chargers and started generators and related components.
SOURCE TransDigm Group Incorporated
How does SOL look to everybody. It appears to be pinching.
kryten
Wow, hate to see it this low, but it gives me the op to buy more. Just got 100,000 for .034. Looking forward to some news from the San Diego show this week.
Go BEHL!!
kryten
Either somebody panicked or their stop loss kicked in. They are going to regret it.
kryten
Ack, you're right. For some reason my chart is showing 4pm with an after hours shadow. Weird.
kryten
Well, it's up after hours. The smart thing to do may be to see if it breaks 70 cents. Will have to wait for the morning and see what's what.
kryten
The problem is, if he's got 1.8 million dollars, why couldn't he get a loan? Why wouldn't he get a loan? Why put himself and his family if he has one, at risk like that? More power to the guy if he could have gotten a loan but didn't want to put himself in debt, and if he's that sure of his company.
And I've heard of people putting everything into their company to save it. Hopefully, 1.8M isn't all he's got. Time will tell if he's a nut or a fox.
kryten
I'd have to disagree. The first rule of owning/running a business is that you don't use your own money to start it or keep it going. This rule is broken time and time again and in the majority of cases when the businss fails, the owner fails too.
If they needed money, they should have found someone else not associated with the company to provide the loan or sold something off. It may indicate confidence or it may indicate despiration to put up the money yourself.
kryten
The PPS may not be going up but there are more buyers than sellers so there will be more investors joining us in the new company.
Go BEHL
kryten
More sells than buys but the price is staying above .05.
Go BEHL
kryten
" JMO course with no one on this board my guess is this may go down so fast when it does i may not get to short it."
I'm just curious. What has the number of people posting on a board have to do with whether or not you short a stock?
kryten
"I am 100% behind your thinking."
I knew you were smart!!
"He is earning that pedestal.."
Oh dear. . .
"And by the end of it I may even call it a throne!"
ROFL!!!
You're a nut but your heart is in the right place. Only if we can make the throne out of macaroni, glitter, and bottle tops.
PAX
kryten
DF and all heads of companys care about their shareholders. They need us to get their companies going and keep them going if they can't afford to be private. We need them to help us make money.
He may care about us but he's not going to give us our money back if the stock sours. That's our risk, that's our gamble. You know it, I know it, and for those who don't know it, wait till you lose your shirt (not here, I firmly believe that BEHL is a winning stock and I thank god every day I stumbled upon it). But I lost my shirt back in 2007. BEHL has allowed me to make a new one, so I know what gambling and risk is.
Just don't put the man on a pedestal. Remember that he needs us as much or more as we need him.
kryten
Never spoken to the man, why should I? And I don't know anything about the man. Other than he's human (I presume) and being human he has all the needs and desires of the rest of us.
He's doing his job. Everything he's doing, he's doing for him and his baby, this company (gee, I hope he sees it as his baby). He's doing this because he doesn't want to do what I do, which is work in a cubicle all day mashing the keyboard, or walk a beat, or dig ditches. He's found his talent and I envy him his guts for going out on a limb to get this company going, to get clients, to get investors. He deserves the fruits of his labor. If we can go along for the ride, remembering that it's up to us to stay on or get off, not him, I hope I make a lot of money with him.
kryten
"The people that lack faith in the word of Dennis Fisher do not deserve the fruits of HIS LABOR!"
At the risk of angering you. . No I don't care. . I may throw up. DF isn't building this company for us. It's his job, the way he makes money, supports himself and his family, puts food on the table, clothes on the backs, provided education to the kiddies (if there are kiddies), provided shopping money for the wife. At first this job didn't/hasn't made him much money but it's getting better and it has a great future. He can see multi-millionaire someday.
We're providing the front money and some continuing funds for his job. If we get something out of it, that's our look-out, not his. Don't over-glorify the stock market. It's just money changing hands.
kryten
Of course you can sell now. Let us know which trading platform you use and we'll walk you through the process.
But if you're smart, and still worried, wait until the price goes up. It will you know. Then sell, make a little profit. That will encourage you to buy something else.
Of course when you see later that the 8500 shares of the new stock you gave up is popping higher and higher, you may have some regrets. Put it down to the learning process.
kryten
Pumping? We got some pumping going on? Pity it's not working. PUMP HARDER PEOPLE!!!
Go BEHL Go!!
kryten
I bought at .0047.
kryten
"No company sits on a mess like this without publicly clarifying and or correcting their blunder in hopes it will just straighten itself out, especially when you are in hopes of obtaining a higher PPS to place you nearer to a goal to be picked up by larger clients in buying your common stock."
Ya know, this could be their cunning plan.
A) Put out a confusing PR that causes the price to go down, let's say just for grins to .045 at the time of the merger. The price of the new stock will then be .45.
B) Put out a PR that explains everything and the price goes up to, say .10 at the time of the merger. The price of the new stock will then be 1.00.
Now say you're the manager of a hedge fund. Which stock will you buy? The one that costs .45 a share or 1.00 a share? Remember, it's really the same stock and it has a rosy future. Could be the PR is doing what they want it to do.
kryten
But I could be wrong.
"where is the guarentee that the price will remain constant at X10 pre split price and even further where is the guarentee that BEHL does not drop right before to account for the change?"
There are no guarantees of course but merging with an reporting company that will put BioCentric on the BB is an excellent thing. Personally, I'm glad folks are selling because I'll be buying more BEHL so I'll have more of the new shares. BioCentric will pay off in the future. That's what I'm waiting for.
Sell people, SELL!!
kryten
If ACAD is going to pop, it needs to do so. Somebody get out and kick it.
kryten
There won't be a lag in revenue. Your 1000 BEHL will be, for example, worth .50 a share or $500 the day before the merger. The next day you will have your 1000 BEHL which may be worth .0001 a share or $1 (yes, one dollar,LOL) but you will also have 100 shares of the new company now worth, theoretically, $5 a share or $500. The SAME $500 from yesterday only now you really have $501. :) And the 1000 BEHL has a potential to be worth a lot more in the future.
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