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What are you looking at? Did I miss something? It was a poor performance for all the hype and pump that went on here today. Someone should ask for a REFUND! The dog and pony show didn't go so well today, but thats just my opinion and what do I know.
Thats not the way they operate, that would be good for the shareholders. They prefer to shoot themselves in the foot and stop any chance of the price going up! At least thats what I think.
We will probably find out that the company sold more shares today, June 20th. Just my opinion.
Then why do they need to PAY people to PUMP up the stock?
So what is the bigger "kiss of death" a "compensated awareness program" or a R/S? I'm thinking either one should be enough give someone pause and consider running away from this stock!
I think the big run is coming in January. I overheard someone saying something about "when hell freezes over"!
Thats the problem with deflation, why buy now when you know the price will be cheaper in the future!
How many shares did the COMPANY sell?
You mean during the BIG DUMP! Why do they always shoot themselves in the foot.
Pleased with the news, but what about the share price?
Company selling shares. Same old same old.
I bought on Friday.
I'm holding until next week.
Yea, tomorrow I'm calling pepsi to make sure they can legally bottle soft drinks in the US.
Your time frame may be too short. If you are looking to make money on this stock, I think you need to be looking forward a year or two.
Let it ferment too long and what do you get?
Scientists use alfalfa plants to harvest nanoparticles of gold
Ordinary alfalfa plants are being used as miniature gold factories that one day could provide the nanotechnology industry with a continuous harvest of gold nanoparticles.
An international research team from the University of Texas-El Paso (UTEP) and Mexico advanced the work at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (SSRL) -- part of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) in Menlo Park, Calif. The researchers are using, as tiny factories, the alfalfa's natural, physiological need to extract metals from the medium in which they are growing. Of most value here is that the alfalfa extracts gold from the medium and stores it in the form of nanoparticles -- specks of gold less than a billionth of a meter across. Their findings are published in the April issue of Nano Letters, a publication of the American Chemical Society.
"This study is just one of hundreds of innovative research projects that take advantage of the unique properties of synchrotron X-rays provided by SSRL," said Keith Hodgson, the director of SSRL and a professor of chemistry at Stanford University.
The semiconductor industry has long valued the oxidation resistance and the thermal and electrical conductivity of gold. Now, the relentless and accelerating drive toward ever-smaller wires, connectors and through-holes on ever-smaller semiconductor devices makes those properties even more important to the folks who make very small things. Consequently, the nanotechnology industry is very interested in processes that make gold nanoparticles for nano-scale electronic and optical devices.
Gold factories
Some processes for making high concentrations of solid nanoparticles use chemistry. However, many of the chemical methods used are cumbersome and lead to poisonous end products that could endanger public health. A better method is needed. Ordinary plants, acting as tiny factories, may provide a better means of production.
All ordinary plants use their roots to extract nutrients -- water and minerals, even heavy metals -- from the soil they grow in. In this case, alfalfa was chosen as a model plant system for studying the ability of plants to extract gold from various growth media. If it worked, using plants to produce gold nanoparticles would eliminate the need for harsh chemicals or chemical reducing agents. As this would be a significant environmental advantage, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Institutes of Health provided funding.
The researchers needed answers to such questions as: Will plants make gold nanoparticles? And if they will, how then do we determine the presence, size and physical distribution of nanoparticles within the plant? And how will we extract the nanoparticles from the alfalfa?
A University of Texas (UT) team from the El Paso and Austin campuses is working on those answers in Texas and at SSRL. Work to date demonstrates answers to the first two of those questions, and the team is working on answering the third.
Sounds like there are plenty of shares to buy. I don't think CAGR is going to stop selling shares anytime soon.
Wonder why the share price isn't going up. Duh! I'm glad I sold most of my shares a while ago, this pig is not going anywhere if the company continues to sell shares. They keep the investors in the dark and feed us crap! Hey, maybe they would be good at mushroom farming!
"Trust but verify" -R.R.
Yea, but did you see any "moon gold"?
I care, its good to care.
Here is part of an article I came across. The part about French wines being cut in half caught my eye.
The article was written by EGON Von Greyerz???
Germany is also suffering. All of their economic figures are down. Over in the East, China is suffering. In Beijing, they now have 50% vacant homes. Prices of luxury goods are falling rapidly in China. Prices for quality French wines have been cut in half as an example. China is totally dependent on the rest of the world, and global GDP is coming down right now.
Just bought back in today, hope I'm not too early to the party!
May be a bad week for the markets this week. Hope this puts more focus on Gold and Gold miners.
Web Bots point to a specific event 9:18 pm west coast time?
Markets may "Blow Up" this week.
I agree. Web Bots claim a major "blockage/constipation" will begin (apparently) on June 3rd late in the evening (9:18 pm west coast time) This has to deal with financials flows?
I held my TVIX over the weekend thinking there will be more of a drop on Monday.
John was with SGCP. I think he saw a chance to make some money (hopefully for himself and shareholders) and came to work for STHG. Give him a call and talk to him sometime, see what you think. I do think any improvement in the share price will be a long time coming. But I do think it is coming. Markets will have a very rough time this month, so there will not be much interest in return on your money. Most people will be hoping for a return OF their money. That along with the fact that
I don't expect operations to start until January of NEXT year 2013 should keep the price down for awhile.
Again all of this is just my opinion and may not be factual. I have a small position and have a few years as my timeline to see an increase in pps.
Don't sell John short. It will take awhile, but he will make some money for us. Just my opinion.
Today is national donut day, goooooo SGCP golden donuts!
I bought 1000 shares yesterday right before close. I have not followed this stock much, but I am thinking that the first week in June is going to be terrible for the markets.
So, should I sell my position now for a 10% gain or wait it out? Anyone who has traded TVIX have any thoughts. Thanks
I hope so.
Still have 8M to play with. 7M has a basis of 22 and the other 1 M was bought 12. I should be able to make some money here before the markets crash in June!
I got rid of a million @ 14, they were the 11's I bought last week. Not a bad percentage gain. I'm going to keep flipping until it dies or takes off. I think its a coin toss at this point.
Sagan, things are looking up! Moooooooon Gold!
For me, good news is something that make the share price go UP! So by my metric, things are not going so well.
And again, how's that working out for ya! Share price is not doing so well.
And how did that work out for the share price? .0011 Now!
Hey Tosca,
Maybe you sent the wrong doc, did the one you sent say "your fired"
Thats what I'm talking about!