Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
BKHM - 5, $41,000 buys in the last half hour for Nasdaq BKHM
Something big possible
5 $41,000 buys in the last 1/2 hour, something big about to pop off
BKHM Nice reversal on-going.
BKHM looking like a nice turnaround. Good shot at getting to .40-.50 next week
I know Florida is slow, but this is kinda silly for this long to change the symbol. Anyway to check if it really has been submitted?
Maybe you can leave him a message for a date certain and time to call?
Seems like ya'll have been playing phone tag for months.
I know you mentioned you just have a home phone and no cell.
I would give him a shot, at a specific date and time when you know you will be home.
Then we will see how real he is.
Hmmm, I wonder if there can be that many after the R/S.
Who could we call to check.
anyone know what the float or share structure is now, after that 10/30 R/S?
Last sentence says it all:
Fed's Hoenig slams government's bank-rescue effortsFont size: A | A | A3:59 PM ET 3/6/09 | Marketwatch
RELATED QUOTES
4:00 PM ET 3/6/09
Symbol Last % Chg
C 1.03 0.98%
AIG 0.35 0.00%
Real time quote.
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank slammed the government's approach to weak banks as counterproductive Friday and called for the government to move in, take over and clean house at insolvent institutions.
"We ... are drifting into a situation where institutions are being nationalized piecemeal with no resolution of the crisis," Thomas Hoenig remarked in a speech in Omaha, Neb.
The architects of the government response -- primarily Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Paulson successor Timothy Geithner -- have argued that, because there were no rules to take over big but weak bank-holding companies, they have been forced to play a bad hand and keep the institutions operating and pushing in government money to strengthen them.
But as the cost of this approach keeps expanding beyond the initial $700 billion price tag, there is a growing sense that good money may be being thrown after bad. The fact that the government deals with Citigroup Inc. (C) and American International Group Inc. (AIG) have been rewritten has added to uneasiness that the rescue plan in on the wrong track.
The takeovers of Washington Mutual, Wachovia, Countrywide and Merrill Lynch were "hasty," according to Hoenig.
Last sentence says it all:
Fed's Hoenig slams government's bank-rescue effortsFont size: A | A | A3:59 PM ET 3/6/09 | Marketwatch
RELATED QUOTES
4:00 PM ET 3/6/09
Symbol Last % Chg
C 1.03 0.98%
AIG 0.35 0.00%
Real time quote.
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank slammed the government's approach to weak banks as counterproductive Friday and called for the government to move in, take over and clean house at insolvent institutions.
"We ... are drifting into a situation where institutions are being nationalized piecemeal with no resolution of the crisis," Thomas Hoenig remarked in a speech in Omaha, Neb.
The architects of the government response -- primarily Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Paulson successor Timothy Geithner -- have argued that, because there were no rules to take over big but weak bank-holding companies, they have been forced to play a bad hand and keep the institutions operating and pushing in government money to strengthen them.
But as the cost of this approach keeps expanding beyond the initial $700 billion price tag, there is a growing sense that good money may be being thrown after bad. The fact that the government deals with Citigroup Inc. (C) and American International Group Inc. (AIG) have been rewritten has added to uneasiness that the rescue plan in on the wrong track.
The takeovers of Washington Mutual, Wachovia, Countrywide and Merrill Lynch were "hasty," according to Hoenig.
Investors Relation Contact at bottom:
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/05-19-2006/0004365358&EDATE=
Research : Anyone on facebook?
Maybe someone can contact him on there
http://www.facebook.com/people/Wang-Xianping/603149940
CONTACT: Xianping Wang (CEO)
Xinhua China Ltd
Yuanjia Intl Apat #40,Bldg 1
#304,Dongzhong St.Dongcheng
Beijing, PRC 100027
P: 861064168816
F: 861085656638
Company Home Page | Email
http://www.stockwire.com/component/option,com_joomlaboard/Itemid,273/id,136111/catid,22/func,sb_pdf/
http://people.forbes.com/profile/xianping-wang/87648
http://investing.businessweek.com/businessweek/research/stocks/people/relationship.asp?personId=11636879&capId=3103525&previousCapId=3103525&previousTitle=Xinhua%20China%20Ltd.
http://www.experience.com/alumnus/channel_hoovers_employer_profile?id=120003&channel_id=sales&source_page=home
Investors Relation Contact at bottom:
http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/05-19-2006/0004365358&EDATE=
I would definitely, Dave. If you become the owner of a stock, and have the plans to start it up, I would be a part of it for sure!
I would definitely if it heads that way
That is the whole point
Well that is the definition of greed in my mind
Some have bought in at .09 or lower sure, and good for them, and definitely don't fault anyone that has or will if it goes that low or not
But, what you are talking is trading technicals (which is fine)
But, my whole point is if you bought at .50 or .05, you bought in when you had money to throw at it, and if it goes to those higher levels everyone wins
So guessing on what it closes is useless in the scenario
All that is greed and if you have more money to throw at it.
Chances are people that buy at .09 would be happy to trade out at .13 and keep flipping
Others just hold
Neither of us are wrong, but at the end it really doesn't matter
If you think it is going to $1, $10, or $18, it doesn't matter if you buy at .10 or .13.
It just comes down to if you believe it will come out of it or not.
There are a lot of people that bought in the .20's, .30's, .40's, and .50's too
Buying at .10 or under is the strategy if you plan on flipping it at .12-.13, but if you are holding for a big potential payment, it wouldn't matter. Anything at .50 or less would be your goal, I would think
Just my opinion though
the things I like about this stock:
LOW FLOAT
Financials and 10's filed timely
No fluff news - relies on SMART investors that can read the filings - thanks to those that broke it down for us
Moves on air
Best to all
Thanks for the info. Really appreciate it.
Wait and see I guess
he never picks up the phone, useless
gotta just wait and see what happens i guess
been waiting since december 2006
i left a few voicemails for him the past few months. nothing of course
Anyway to contact them to have them update there site and find out what is really going on?
I know, I can't believe it is this hard to find out who the actual owner of the shell is and any contact information.
Any update on this?
GHTI - Any thoughts?
Been dormant, but gets buys every few weeks
Believe it is a very low floater
Looks like they are taking orders at the Bid today. No one is selling at those levels after seeing the buying in the .002-.0057 range the last 2 weeks.
Just setting up for a nice run in my opinion. Huge buyers at .0018 set-up. Very clear on the L2
Yeah, it is an extremely low float, which a lot of people have bought up in the .002-.0057 range the last two weeks
Just waiting on the next leg up
Very nice stock
Question, anyone know when the last PR was and what it was? If you can post, I would appreciate it.
Such a shame, Dave.
As much as I hate what the economy has done to so many, what an UNBELIEVABLE perfect storm to have launched a dollar store model for Jason.
I wish you had been the one offering MNTY. I think we would all be very very happy.
XHUA about to take-off IMO
.003 Up XHUA
XHUA up 38%
Huge buys coming in
One of the big reasons Jason was never successful
A Code of Ethics
http://www.dollartree.com/vendor/vendor.cfm
http://www.dollartree.com/downloads/CodeofEthics.pdf
Successful companies treat there vendors, customers, and shareholders with respect and honesty
And this is the result
http://www.dollartree.com/investors.cfm
As Ali Velchi Says "Gimmee My Money Back"
Since we are all throwing out opinions
Just an observation watching the L2
This has been running all week through ETMM and NITE
The question is are the selling for someone or are they taking this week to load up as much as they can for another run
Hoping for the ladder personally
:)
1,425,000 buy at .002
Today, February 25, 2009
12:41 PM ET Salesforce, Express Scripts to report; banks may remain busy
Marketwatch
12:31 PM ET CORRECT: Lewis: Sees Revenue North Of $100 Billion -TV
Dow Jones
12:23 PM ET Lewis: Expects `Wide-ranging' Questioning Session With Cuomo-TV
Dow Jones
12:23 PM ET Lewis: Sees Revenue North Of $100 Billion -TVDow Jones
12:21 PM ET BofA Lewis: May Over Time Sell More Of CCB -TVDow Jones
12:21 PM ET BofA Lewis: No Intention To Sell Blackrock -TVDow Jones
12:20 PM ET BofA Lewis:Looking At Ways To Improve Tangible Common Equity-TV
Dow Jones
12:20 PM ET BofA Lewis: Could Sell Some Merrill Assets -TVDow Jones
12:19 PM ET BofA Lewis: Feel Very Good That Will Pass Stress Test -TV
Dow Jones
12:18 PM ET BofA Lewis: Long Term Merrill Buy Still A `Thing Of Beauty'-TV
Hopfully it will hold ".003"
Come on man/woman, you don't even own any of this and have been contributed absolutely zero, nill, 0 in DD, charts, news, etc.
Get off your high horse and move on if you are not going to be bring anything of value here.
Let people trade it, sell, or add, but don't stoke the fire
It's classless and beneath you
thanks
I am saying it already has gone up 1500% in less than 2 weeks.
Just because you are down means you are tanking so far for the day, not the stock itself
Just look at the last 2 weeks
News flash, stocks don't continue to go up over 1500% :)
Something called pullback, consolidation, MM games, accumulation, ups and downs.
Not saying which way this is going to go, but also notice that when it went to .029 last May it actually had a few down days as well :)
Got to pick and entry and hopefully get out with a profit or huge profit.
If you are scared either way just got to pull the trigger and take a loss if you feel that way.
L2 shows a lot. extremely thin on the way up, and bids at .0021 and above.
Place your bets, but don't go with scare tactics please
thanks
do you own?