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OMG!! That sort of thing is frowned upon in the Navy I once knew and loved.
I think I see the skipper's hide hanging there somewhere.
Can you just imagine being on that jury?
Gratuitous violence?!?! It's what made America great!
* takes tongue out of cheek *
ALSC chart *again* - I know I've been boring everyone to death over this piece of crap, but I honestly think it has found a bottom and is ready to reverse. Lots of cash, long term debt less than a million, and a solid reputation in the semi industry. I just can't believe it's going to roll over and die.
I took a position in it last Friday, and reinforced with some shares today.
Buzz, taken in that context, "apprehensive" is about like saying that tired old phrase, "cautiously opimistic". That's the stick.
He's setting you up for bad news, but then he gives you the carrot, "I remain confident that our results for the full year will compare favorably with the prior year."
Hell, with a statement like that, share price could triple, sales could quadruple, earnings could come in at 10.00 per share, or they could declare bankruptcy or do a great big-assed reverse split.
Either way, his fanny is covered.
Tata motors - Kind of like the GM of India. Trucks, busses, cars (some look interesting) a finance company, and a big slug of partially or wholely owned subsidearies.
They claim to be India's largest automaker.
Web site is a self-promoting affair, but well executed nonetheless. Its share price seems to be tied in to the rest of the Asian Manufacturing ADRs, that is to say they all pretty much move in lockstep up or down.
But I still can't find their financials.
Those pics were courtesy of the U.S. Navy's Safety Center.
If you want to laugh out loud for about two hours, here's a link to all the pictures:
http://www.safetycenter.navy.mil/photo/archive/default.htm
NO NO This one!!
I think they're painting... yes, they are painting?!!?!?
On second thought...
Here is my nominee for this year's Darwin awards:
Hey, whatcha all doin' in them funny suits? Marge! Come looka this thing!
Thanks. Wish it would happen exactly that way all the time.
After close I learned that my sale of SMTL was not only at high of day, it was the first trade executed during regular hours.
I offer no explanation why an MM would jump in 2 seconds after market open and buy those shares at 10.17 when just a few minutes later it was at 9.80 something.
My subsequent purchase of DTAS at 10.00 was based on my assumption that the Corrected Earning Statement from the previous day had caused an unnecessary fall in the pps. The correction was to just change a name mentioned as the new CFO in the original 10-Q.
Once that was finally digested, the shares popped back up to 10.16. I'm still holding DTAS, looking for a target of 10.96 on Tuesday.
GLTY.
I also found this at mygayworld.com
Q Television Productions Marks 2-Year Anniversary With Expansion, New Programming
Two years in the television industry is an impressive milestone,
yet Miami Beach-based Q Television Productions' SoFla Q TV is not
only approaching its second year with a record of success in the
gay marketplace, but is also expanding its high quality reach
into global markets.
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I did a Google image search on q television and came up with this pic, but the link to it is broken now.
Anyone know who these two ladies are?
Fifteen million hits for Q television. I think I'll go explore some of them. Back in a while.
LOL. You seem to me to be much more of a Steady Eddie that I could ever be.
I guess the two most valuable lessons I've learned about trading (both learned the hard way) are:
1) Don't get greedy, and
2) Don't let your emotions control your trading.
If you forget about your emotions when considering QBID as a stock play, it is very easy to see that there is a huge upside potential for the trader willing to hang on through sweet and bitter.
Isn't that right, Skunks?
I've been looking at TVs over at the Crutchfield website, and suddently find myself wishing I knew more about the differences between component-video and S-video.
Not technically. I mean the diffence to the average guy watching a Lord of the Rings DVD on a Saturday afternoon in the dead of winter.
And I'm wondering of a DVD player has both sets of outputs.
And right now my DVD is connected to my TV by one wire that's just says (on the TV) video in. What's that called?
Any home entertainment experts on the board?
Oh. I forgot to mention one thing. I absolutely refuse to worry about what the company itself is doing or not doing, other than what is being made public through PRs.
To me, it seems that folks who sit around wringing their hands and worrying about "what the CEO hasn't done yet" and "why did he do that" and "when will this happen" is just counter-productive to emotional well-being.
Well, doc, you are right of course about it not being a get-rich-quick play. Lord, it may take another year before this stock really starts to move up.
What I'll enjoy, because I've experienced it before several times, is when it begins to run.
There is nothing in the world like watching the intraday chart on a stock you own that is "headin' for da moon". I'm quite sure you know what I'm talking about. All you need is...
the patience of a monk. LOL
Have a great weekend.
This was cool & I gotta tell someone. I've never had this much good luck in one day in the market.
I sold a stock earlier this morning at HOD. I used the money to buy another stock, which has gone up .16 since I bought it.
The other stock, the one I sold, is down now .70 from where I got out of it.
Wouldn't it be nice if that happened every day, LOL.
Not bloody likely.
I'm gonna come back as a mushroom, since it is already part of my job description....
Stay in the dark and get fed manure.
It's from reading novels that I got the word 'peat'.
To burn the remainders of last night's fire the next morning is called a re-peat.
Run... run!
Art, it's a shame Pittsburg had to lose. I think the two best teams in the NFL this year were the Steelers and the Patriots.