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What happened to MOPN? I will tell you. This is a very suspicious company. The biggest reason ( and i hope i don't come off as a racist) is that why would the Saudis ever want to do business with a small company that is headed by a Jew? ( Diamond can't even go to Arabia) This raises a lot of questions about how things are being released to the public about this company and product. It also indicates how stupid that this company thinks we are. If this was such a great product, why aren't the clients ordering anything?
Google the location in Bath De. pretty impressive facilities.
Why is it when I Google this location it looks like an address on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere.
Where are the facilities at? Why am I thinking that this is a big scam? And are some of you colluding with Mop to pump and dump? I am starting to think this company is not legit. 30 employees? Funny looking pr. Other companies have this same product. So much for the patents being exclusive. Some contest that is very shady that looks like it was set up to promote some other product and Mop wants to jump on the bandwagon. Is there any MOP on the shelves? All it is is wood pulp that doesnt like water. Too many warning lights on this one for me. And what about their sales staff that they rolled out a few months back? Where are the sales? A lot of blah blah blah. All filler and no killer. I see smoke and you know what that means.
Glue factory.
Frankfurt is seeing some action this morning.
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/1169681/chart?inst_id=1169681&market_id=12&spid=ws&edit=1&utr=5d&gb=2m&till_day=18&till_month=2&till_year=2011&los=Los%21&ct=line&ind1=&tr=5d&ind2=&log=0&bench=&redvol=0&gd1=0&gd1typ=exp&benchstr=&gd2=0&gd2typ=exp&grid=on
Me too.
The horse is dead. They opened the gate and it fell over on it's side and it can't get up. They brought in a special trainer to revive the horse(Susman) but he turned out to be MIA. The butcher is here sharpening his knives. But there are still people at the window betting on this nag. D.H.
P.S. This is what happens when you mix American banks with Chinese investors. You get made an example of.
It looks to me that now is the time to load up. Unless the MM guys want to kill another good company. D.H.
Can somebody tell me what the knock on this stock is? I don't see any down side. Why hasn't this had any sustainable gains since the spill in the Gulf. There has to be something wrong that is not being relayed here on this board. Why isn't the oil world beating a path to MOP's door? Production? Competition? Manipulation? Lack of PR? What is it? Is it another scam? Thanks for any replies. D.H.
What happened to us going to Vegas?
Anybody buying this stock is going to get burned. The track history of this company has me questioning their ethics. The sell off days before the hearing was abnormal and it makes me suspicious of insider trading. There are numerous lawsuits against ARENA for false and manipulative practices. The FDA is in bed with these guys and the only ones they care about is themselves. A fat pill? Get real there is no magic bullet. Run away now!
Can somebody please break this down in Caveman terms? Is this good, bad or whatever?
.Citigroup Reports Consent Solicitation of Citigroup Capital XI
56 minutes ago - CLM
Close-Up MediaCitigroup Inc. announced that it has commenced a consent solicitation from holders of record on January 21, 2011 of the 6.00 percent Capital Securities (TRUPS) of Citigroup Capital XI to terminate each of ten capital replacement covenants executed by Citigroup in connection with various securities offerings.
The proposed termination of the Capital Replacement Covenants requires, among other conditions, the instruction to consent of the holders of at least a majority in aggregate liquidation amount of the Covered Securities outstanding. The complete terms and conditions of the Consent Solicitation are as set forth in Citigroup's Consent Solicitation Statement dated January 21, 2011 and the related Consent Letter (together, the "Solicitation Documents"), to be distributed to holders of the Covered Securities for their consideration. Holders are urged to read the Solicitation Documents carefully.
Under the terms of the Capital Replacement Covenants, Citigroup may only repurchase, redeem or repay the Securities if a specific portion of the funds used are proceeds of the sale of equity or certain equity-like securities and if such sale took place within a specified time period prior to such repurchase, redemption or repayment.
The Consent Solicitation will expire at 5 p.m., New York City time, on Thursday, February 17, 2011, unless extended or earlier terminated by Citigroup (the "Expiration Time").
If Citigroup receives the valid Consents of holders of at least a majority in aggregate liquidation amount of the Covered Securities outstanding (the "Requisite Consents"), holders who validly deliver their Consent by the Expiration Time in the manner described in the Solicitation Documents will be eligible to receive a consent fee of 0.50 percent of the liquidation amount of Covered Securities as to which such Consent was validly delivered. Consents that have been delivered on or prior to the date on which the Requisite Consents have been obtained (the "Consent Date") may be revoked on or prior to the Consent Date but not thereafter. Consents that have been delivered after the Consent Date may not be revoked at any time. If the proposed termination of the Capital Replacement Covenants is approved, the termination will be binding on all holders of the Covered Securities, including those that did not deliver their Consent, and only holders validly delivering their Consent will receive the consent fee.
With respect to any Consent accepted by Citigroup, we will pay the relevant soliciting dealer a fee of 0.50 percent of the liquidation amount of the Covered Securities as to which the Consent was validly delivered, provided that such fee will only be paid with respect to Consents by a beneficial owner of Covered Securities having an aggregate liquidation amount of $250,000 or less.
Citi is a global financial services company.
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Yes me too. I hear things also.
I don't know if everyones DD has noticed but there is a big loan payment coming up for Quicksilver next year. Not payments but all due at once. And guess what? They don't have the coin.
No worries here. I hit it once and got out. I remember this same product being sold durring the gas crunch in the seveties. Old game with a new wrapping and smooth talk. I am interested in MOPN right now for long position. What do you think?
http://www.stemsrl.it/about_us.php
is this the company in Italy?
Yes English is good.
http://www.mybigclub.com/user/blogs/view/name_Florencemm/id_7585/title_dPollution-RMGX-Announces-Ve/
Anybody here own one of these?
The website has them for sale at $1000 an unit.
If this works (and it actually seems like it does) will the Federal Government require this unit to be installed on all vehicles pre and post production?
This has got to be a joke. How can anybody take this seriously. i can't believe that this works. just like the Hurricane Blade. this reminds me of the Power Balnce scam going on now.
Has anybody here at i-hub have one of units? Does it really work is what I want to know. I guess that is the bottom line here isn't it? It would be nice to have something that works for a change. I hope this doesn't end up on the shelf next to the Hurricane Blade fuel saver.
Wouldn't the oil companies by now be trying to squash this product? Wouldn't a various investors be injecting cash into this if it really worked? Wouldn't the enviromentalists be running around trumpetting the positive impact that this product will have. Where are the automobile makers in all this? Shouldn't they be bidding for exclusive rights to install this in new cars? That would be great for an American auto maker to have it installed in their new cars and trucks. I have some shares of this for the long haul but some things are not ringing true. Or is the world so jaded on fuel saving devices that something can really work and nobody would notice or care?
If the horse is dead get off it.
Do you think they halted the trading?
Did the FDIC extend the purchase settlement again. Or does it become final at the end of this month? Nobody has mentioned this lately. Remember it is not just JPMC that is on the hook here. The FDIC has blood on there hands also. Probably easier to get money out of Bair than Diamond Jim.
The chart looks like an EKG of a headless chicken to me.
The Emperor has no clothes?
What other information do you have that you are witholding from this message board?
That is what they call Harvard Math. Don't try to understand it. It is only for the smart guys behind the veil.
I would jump on this if it was a dollar a share. The returns will be fantastic if it goes the way of justice. .01 or a dollar I don't care if it goes to $24.
As if people followe rules anymore.
What I am saying is that this week it should not be a mess anymore. It should do something besides the MM dance. And a lack of value of the pps ( not the volume) is also an indicator. Because if investors smell blood in the water they will come screaming for their piece of the pie. If they are not linning up then what does that tell us? Bad publicity? or maybe nobody believes equity can win no matter what the facts.
Maybe it has leaked out that JPMC was right and that WAMU was a mess. And there is no money for equity and that explains why the pps is still flat. Why has everyone on this board stopped buying also. When will everyone stop blaming the MMS? If this was going to jump it would have already. Right? It's not like this is the most conservative group of traders that I have ever seen. Just look at the Ps.
I thinks something has leaked now. After lunch rumors.Germany is going off.
By the way. When are they going to halt the trading of WAMUQ? Soon I hope.
Just a Data Point?
Does this guy know what he is talking about?
When Washington Mutual first declared bankruptcy, the Democrats were popular, Jay Leno was getting ready to call time on his career as host of "The Tonight Show," and Tiger Woods was the most respected athlete in the world.
More than two years later, WaMu's bankruptcy finally looks to be winding down (I know we've said that before) with Monday's news that Delaware bankruptcy Judge Mary F. Walrath said she would sign off on an order approving a disclosure statement filed in connection with WaMu's proposed reorganization plan. The plan, which would liquidate $7 billion with the bulk coming from a $6 billion settlement between WaMu, its owner JPMorgan Chase, and the FDIC among various creditors, is set to be voted on by WaMu's creditors on Nov. 15 -- two weeks after the independent examiner's report is due. In a statement, Washington Mutual said that the settlement "will result in significant recoveries for the estate's stakeholders and is in the best interests of the estate." Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan's Susheel Kirpalani, who represents WaMu, did not return a call for comment.
Shareholders in WaMu had asked Walrath to put off her decision until after the report came out, but were unsuccessful. Nevertheless, shareholders' attorney Justin Nelson of Susman Godfrey was unfazed. "We see this as a preliminary step as we wait for what the examiner's report says," Nelson told us. In Does this guy know what he is writting about?
July, Nelson had requested an examiner to look into whether company assets and potential legal claims against JPMorgan were undervalued, and shareholders were being improperly cut out of any recovery. "We've always wanted an independent investigation into the facts, and we look forward to reading the report."
Tom Lauria of White & Case, who represents the creditors, isn't worried about any last-minute bombshells in the report that could derail the adoption of the plan by the creditors. "The report is not going to change how everyone is going to vote," Lauria told Bloomberg.
Walrath will then take the vote into account in deciding whether to formally approve the plan at a hearing scheduled for Dec. 1. In other words, it could be a very merry Christmas for those of you who can't wait to see this long-running saga come to its conclusion.
This article first appeared on The Am Law Daily blog on AmericanLawyer.com
http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1202473665763&src=EMC-Email&et=editorial&bu=Law.com&pt=LAWCOM%20Newswire&cn=nw20101021&kw=Judge%20Approves%20Disclosure%20Statement%20for%20WaMu%20Reorganization%20Plan
Are you on Rosen's team? Their have been too many other people burned by this fiasco for you to shout it down like that. Come up with some facts first. WAMU is not your average BK case. This is the hinge that many things ride upon. The picture is a lot larger than you can imagine.
Go back and read the email from Reich to Bair and it will show that the OTS were already in spin mode. Also the OTS did not regulate banks I think they regulated thrifts. They were forced to seize WAMU by Bair at the last minute. How they got them to I don't know. Why, we know already. So if anything the OTS has cleaned their side of the street before any real investigation had begun. And trust me we have not heard the end of the word "investigation". Somebody's head is going to roll. Better theirs than ours. It just might be that Reich is an asset to equity.IMHO. D.H.
Did the wind change?
I stand behind Susman's comment about THJMW... "absolutely".
What was he going to say? "She is a complete idiot and JPMC owns her." Of course he has to say something positive.
There is no way to read anything into these comments that we get from Susman and others. Everyone involved is playing tight with any real information in this case.
Also why would anybody be selling their shares now at a completely ludicrous price when everyone knows that right around the corner is a chance at a big payday? Who would save a penny now when you have a chance at dollars later? Who is selling? Why? Maybe it is an indicator of something going on? IDK.
D.H.
Rosen has poker face. Especialy after everyone keyed on their emotions after the meeting in judge's chambers.
But what I want to know is; what the hell is a Data Point? Isn't anything with data a data point? Or is this some double speak lawyerese?