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China’s a mess but...
The violent crime rate in Detroit, Michigan is 2,123 crimes per 100,000 people making it the most dangerous city in America. It is important to note that the rates of crime in Detroit have been decreasing. The city’s crime rates have been the highest of other American cities since the 1970s. Most common crimes include:
Drug-related
Aggravated assault
Assault with a deadly weapon
Rape
Armed robbery
Murder
Non-negligent manslaughter
Oakland, California’s crime rate is 1,993 crimes per 100,000 people making it the second most dangerous city in America. The city’s crime rate started escalating in the 1960s. Although it ranks high on the list of America’s most dangerous cities, there has been significant progress in crime reduction. Crimes committed with guns are mostly in neighborhoods that are plagued by poverty. Most crimes connect to the city’s drug trade as it is a major center for heroin and cocaine distribution. The rates of robbery are high, and the narcotics trade incites gang violence with the use of weapons.
Memphis, Tennessee is the fourth most dangerous city in the United States. Crime rates are 1,750 per 100,000 people. This populous city has been amongst the top violent cities for the past ten years. Violent crime is decreasing. Two factors contributing to the high crime rate include poverty and a high unemployment rate.
Shall I go on?
Fitch Affirms Alibaba at 'A+'; Outlook Stable
Dow Jones
You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when…
Time to fold if you haven’t already!
This is like a hobby for him, he’s a “Collector”. Next he’ll have a garage sale.
Very true, change is coming the question is how long can this drag on. Great things will come from it.
I can’t wait for that to happen. Recently lost my brother because of those pill pushers. Doctors like lawyers lead the witness / patients, not all lawyers or doctors but the bad ones do.
Microsoft and Trtc very good comparison. You make so much Sensimilla.
Chart DP and cronies worth next to Trtc worth, tell me how that’s trending...
Since inception....I know 90% down is similar to cgc 90% down, oh wait cgc down 90% since inception??? NOT....like the rest your comparing...
Talk about Fake news...
White House's Navarro Calls Report Of Limiting US Investor Access To China 'Fake News'
1:58 pm ET September 30, 2019 (Benzinga) Print
White House trade advisor Peter Navarro said Monday that reports the Trump administration is considering limiting U.S. investor access to Chinese stocks is "fake news."
Stocks fell amid the Friday Bloomberg report that the White House could be considering placing limits on U.S. investors from gaining exposure to China via restrictions on capital inflows into Chinese-related securities or indices.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd - ADR (NYSE: BABA) shares fell 4.5% following the headline. The stock has since recovered since then was trading 1.29% higher at $168.12 at the time of publication.
Chart those companies since inception, Trtc needs a parachute or its in for a crash landing!
Simple as this....NOT. Ps don’t be mad.
This is groundbreaking news...an economic phenomenon and a first in history. 400 million people being able to invest in a company in their country for the first time. (Note 400 m middle class)
Great possibilities!
Are you talking about this old news?
Article from April 3 2019
Bye-bye, Altaba . The Yahoo spin-out created to house Yahoo’s lucrative stake in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan announced today that it will sell its lucrative stake in Alibaba and shut up shop.
The entity has long existed as a proxy to Alibaba — some might argue Yahoo was the same in its final years — and the sale is expected to net shareholders around $40 billion.
Altaba was formed following Verizon’s 2017 acquisition of Yahoo to create Oath — disclaimer: that’s TechCrunch’s parent, and it is now called Verizon Media Group — to keep hold of the 15 percent stake in Alibaba and a 35.5 percent stake in Yahoo Japan that Yahoo owned.
Those Yahoo Japan shares were unloaded in September for more than $4 billion, and now Altaba will shift its remaining Alibaba holdings — that’s around 11 percent of the company following a partial sale last year; Altaba is Alibaba’s second-largest stakeholder — and disappear from the world by Q4.
The sale is expected to generate a net return of around $40 billion for Altaba stockholders — the provided range is between $39.8 billion and $41.1 billion based on share prices and associated expenditure — and it’ll happen in two parts. The first will see up to 50 percent of the stake sold; the rest will be traded if Altaba receives approval from its stockholders.
Therein Altaba — and Yahoo’s long association with Alibaba — will be over. The reality is that this essentially happened following the Oath deal; Altaba was merely created to hold the asset and at some point that would mean liquidating it. That day is now confirmed and on its way.
“Since June of 2017 we have taken a series of aggressive actions designed to drive shareholder value and these have yielded measurable results as our trading discount has narrowed and our stock has meaningfully outperformed a composite of its underlying assets. The right next action for shareholders is the plan we are announcing today as it represents the most definitive step, generally within our control, that we could take to reduce the discount to net asset value at which our Shares trade,” said Altaba CEO Thomas J. McInerney in a statement.
“Stocks are for trading. Any shareholder has the right to deal stock anytime on the market, for any purpose. We’re happy to have had Yahoo invest in Alibaba in the past and to see it now collecting a strong return on its investment,” an Alibaba spokesperson told TechCrunch.
The story of Yahoo’s involvement with Alibaba is a legendary one.
Yahoo invested $1 billion for 30 percent of Alibaba back in 2005 through a (now famous) story between Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and Alibaba president Jack Ma. Ma, a former English teacher who was then a government employee, was assigned to accompany Yang on a planned trip to see the Great Wall of China, and their relationship went from there.
Yahoo infamously sold half of its stake back to Alibaba in 2012 through a deal that valued the shares at $13. Just two years later, Alibaba went public in a record-breaking U.S. IPO. Shares were $68 at the bell, and today they are worth around $181, so Yahoo missed out on an even greater fortune.
Well said!
Look at the history of those stocks, is any of them down 90% since inception? Nice comparison.
Don’t forget global warming...thank God for bomb shelters.
Far from dead, there population of 1.4 billion and a middle class of 300 million and growing. Nothing but growing pains, not that you can compare companies but if you chart them it makes a perfect X...and you know which line terra is on the x.
Bottom line don’t count on banks for at least 2 years and where will Trtc be without banking. Do you think they’ll survive without that support?
Even with banking they’ll still be spinning there tail.
DP backyard sunset is awesome! Taxes are cheap and probably paid off by now, living large.
Was in the 40 ty’s, unfortunately not for long. KD will be back shortly repeating why this company is a loser. Nothing new happening here. DP can’t wait to kick the ball further down the road stringing shareholders along.
Edible gardens 2020 plan is growing carrots, DP could use this to feed shareholders.
I hear ya, the news is amazing the only thing I can think of is government concerns. Remember when the speed limit was restricted to 55 mph in USA, there doing that with there economy.
Not true, blah blah
Do you think they’ll be less millions in losses?
You didn’t need your seatbelt for that run...you put the lime in the coconut and mix it all up, doctor etc.
News update, Trtc continues to go nowhere.
What comment?
Exactly or they can’t keep there employees.
Desperado, why don't you come to your senses?
You been out ridin' fences for so long now
Oh, you're a hard one
But I know that you got your reasons
These things that are pleasin' you
Can hurt you somehow...
just kidding BriarPatch
You have a great way with words but things here are just not working. Love that song
Looks like a flat liner....in a hospital that would be considered clinically dead.
What are the salaries and other perks for management. There more then one way to skin a cat.
Ok Peterson bought about 110,000 shares in 2 years (have faith). What did he sell prior?
Questions. Did he make more buying or selling? I get it,he should get paid for running the company but would you feel guilty with performance so far?
Started coming to NJ taking over Edible Gardens like the “Music Man” with all those dreams...remember that movie? Same concept fooling everybody!
When responding becomes less the reality sets in. No one wanted to see this company fail, but the truth is it’s not working.
If what he’s saying is true would you think there is a problem?
Imagine how bad his (DP) cottonmouth is by now! Blah blah blah
Sounds spooky!
Snap out of it, you sound delusional. Take his advise!
I’ll tell you why, by persuading others, we convince ourselves.
Trying everything to stay afloat, meanwhile his DP compensation is pretty good along with the rest of his cronies.
Next they’ll be selling used cars in the vacant lots shareholders own or lease.
From the beginning I said “Great concept poor execution”.
Wow...that was unfortunately accurate!