buys into promos trying to make money. I post on them to tell others about them.
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FHWY-Low float, could see .08 soon imo
GYST-Should open at .30, will be at .50 by EOY imo
F-Ford is a buy if you get it at $10, its going to 15
BRK.B
RDN
ZAGG
I am going to start posting my picks on here. I've got a long list. Please reply to post if you have questions of why
I agree, i'm waiting for that pop
Low float here Gorman
Sounds like FHWY management has some experience
I just know I saw their product in Best Buy the other day and knew they must be doing something right.
Nice volume today Champ
DUSS needs some buying pressure,
Agreed, good volume on NXOI
ZAGG--Whats everyone's opinion of it
Once .06 breaks on to .08 imo
We firmly believe in establishing our company as a fixture within the community, providing jobs and a sense of local pride within the surrounding populace.
---From the website!!
Good volume today on NXOI.
Isn't it great to see the Chief Executive Officer of a publically traded company on site
I agree LOL
Thanks for the tip on RBTI
RBTI..closed above .01 today! Very nice
I invest in those too but you have to have a few core positions in big board stocks. I've been watching RDN for awhile, i just can't bring myself to buy it.
Emerging Wireless Markets in Asia, Latin America Key to OMVS’ Growth
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ON The Move Sys Corp (OTCBB:OMVS)
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Today : Monday 10 October 2011
To exploit the untapped wireless market potential of China, India, Brazil and other nations on the rise, On the Move Systems Corp. (OTCBB:OMVS) is working to develop new mobile technologies tailored to the needs of emerging markets around the globe.
“As strong as demand has been for new products in the top wireless markets such as the U.S., we believe it will soon be dwarfed by China, Russia and other emerging markets,” Brown said. “In many of these places, Wi-Fi is scarce; 3G-enabled smartphones and tablets are people’s primary means of accessing digital content. There is enormous potential for wireless market growth in these places, and OMVS is aggressively pursuing new mobile technology solutions that will be powerful and affordable enough for mass appeal there.”
Internet access remains a rare privilege in nations such as Brazil, China and, especially, India, where only 5.1 percent of citizens have internet access. The rise of 3G mobile services around the world promises to change that, making tablet computers and smartphones very attractive consumer options. Price tags, however, remain a barrier.
“As prices continue to come down on 3G tablets and smartphones, digital content usage is going to skyrocket in emerging markets,” Brown said. “The opportunity for growth here is incredible, which is why OMVS is exploring new development partnerships in these markets to create hardware and content solutions designed specifically for emerging-market consumers.”
OMVS (www.onthemovesystems.com/investor-relations) created a new division to develop cutting-edge technology innovations in wireless tablets, smartphones and mobile applications last month. Information on OMVS’ solar division can be found at www.omvssolar.com/investors.
About On the Move Systems, Inc.
On the Move Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:OMVS) is focused on the development of cutting-edge technology across a broad spectrum of industries. The company is currently exploring exciting new opportunities in the solar energy, clean technology, and mobile communications technology sectors. For more information, please visit our website at www.onthemovesystems.com.
MACD is shooting up!!!
Very nice pick TOUCAN. .01 today?
Smooth sailing to .01 imo
Berkshire has two classes of shares – Class A that trades at around $100,000 and gives owners voting rights, and the more actively traded Class B shares, which were split into smaller parts at the time of the acquisition of the railroad company Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp.
For over four decades Buffett has refused the idea of spending cash for share buybacks or dividend payment, instead satisfying his urge to use the funds for acquiring solid businesses or investing in equities of strong companies. In his most recent annual report also, he spelt out his desire to make major acquisitions.
So what has prompted Buffett to make such an unprecedented move?
This shift in Buffett’s attitude probably comes from more reasons than one. Investors have been complaining that the stock has been languishing below book value of late. Buying back 15% of shareholder’s equity will have the effect of raising the book value and intrinsic value of the residual shares.
Or it may be Buffett does not want to lose this opportunity, after having missed buying back shares in 2000 and earlier, when the stock was trading at very low prices. Buffett in his letter in 2000 had praised companies that bought back discounted stock thereby, restoring shareholder’s wealth.
Yet another stronger reason could be the current uncertain macroeconomic condition. Given the slowdown in the global and U.S. economy and declining equity markets, analysts predict equity prices going down further by approximately fifteen to twenty percentage points. This would lead to discounted valuations thereby, presenting Buffett an opportunity to buy back Berkshire stock.
Earlier Surprises
Buffett threw yet another surprise when he first spun-off Class B shares. After rejecting calls to split the stock for years, he finally did so in the fall of 2009, stating that it would facilitate the acquisition of Burlington Northern railroad. However, we think Buffett saw this as an opportunity to secure membership to the exclusive S&P 500.
The appointment of Tedd Combs last year also made major headlines and it was rumored that he would take up one of the lead positions at Berkshire, probably that of an Investment Manager which would be created upon Buffett’s resignation. Earlier during the month, an additional investment manager Ted Weschler was hired.
Buffett is quietly working on his succession plan. Though presently he is the sole CEO and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and takes all the investment decisions. He is reportedly considering splitting his job into three different roles -- CEO, Chairman and Investment Manager.
Each and every move by Buffett is geared towards streamlining operations at Berkshire after he steps down. Berkshire has grown into a conglomerate and is a mature company, which should likely have different investment needs than it had earlier. Utilizing the vast amount of cash the company is generating is a mammoth task.
Moreover, given Buffett’s investment acumen of utilizing cash it is statistically unlikely for any new management of this conglomerate to be able to continue Buffet’s long-term market outperformance.
What do we expect next from Buffett – a dividend?
Berkshire Debuts Share Buyback Plan - Analyst Blog
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A
">BRK.A) (BRK.B">BRK.B) has announced its first share buyback plan to utilize its reserves for the purpose.
Chairman Warren Buffett, also known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” said that he would pay a 10% premium above book value to buy back shares, but he also capped the upside by saying that he would jettison the idea if the share price bounces back to reflect the actual net worth or the cash balance falls below $20 billion. Berkshire had $47.9 billion in its kitty as of the end of second quarter 2011.
Berkshire has two classes of shares – Class A that trades at around $100,000 and gives owners voting rights, and the more actively traded Class B shares, which were split into smaller parts at the time of the acquisition of the railroad company Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp.
For over four decades Buffett has refused the idea of spending cash for share buybacks or dividend payment, instead satisfying his urge to use the funds for acquiring solid businesses or investing in equities of strong companies. In his most recent annual report also, he spelt out his desire to make major acquisitions.
So what has prompted Buffett to make such an unprecedented move?
This shift in Buffett’s attitude probably comes from more reasons than one. Investors have been complaining that the stock has been languishing below book value of late. Buying back 15% of shareholder’s equity will have the effect of raising the book value and intrinsic value of the residual shares.
Or it may be Buffett does not want to lose this opportunity, after having missed buying back shares in 2000 and earlier, when the stock was trading at very low prices. Buffett in his letter in 2000 had praised companies that bought back discounted stock thereby, restoring shareholder’s wealth.
Yet another stronger reason could be the current uncertain macroeconomic condition. Given the slowdown in the global and U.S. economy and declining equity markets, analysts predict equity prices going down further by approximately fifteen to twenty percentage points. This would lead to discounted valuations thereby, presenting Buffett an opportunity to buy back Berkshire stock.
Earlier Surprises
Buffett threw yet another surprise when he first spun-off Class B shares. After rejecting calls to split the stock for years, he finally did so in the fall of 2009, stating that it would facilitate the acquisition of Burlington Northern railroad. However, we think Buffett saw this as an opportunity to secure membership to the exclusive S&P 500.
The appointment of Tedd Combs last year also made major headlines and it was rumored that he would take up one of the lead positions at Berkshire, probably that of an Investment Manager which would be created upon Buffett’s resignation. Earlier during the month, an additional investment manager Ted Weschler was hired.
Buffett is quietly working on his succession plan. Though presently he is the sole CEO and Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and takes all the investment decisions. He is reportedly considering splitting his job into three different roles -- CEO, Chairman and Investment Manager.
Each and every move by Buffett is geared towards streamlining operations at Berkshire after he steps down. Berkshire has grown into a conglomerate and is a mature company, which should likely have different investment needs than it had earlier. Utilizing the vast amount of cash the company is generating is a mammoth task.
Moreover, given Buffett’s investment acumen of utilizing cash it is statistically unlikely for any new management of this conglomerate to be able to continue Buffet’s long-term market outperformance.
What do we expect next from Buffett – a dividend?
$73.50 right now. I like what I see.
Nice volume on NXOI!!
I got it on my watchlist. The pps is going to follow the BB all the way up on this one imo. It just needs to close above the 200ma
That would be nice
RBTI- Got it on my watchlist for the AM
I got RBTI on my watch list. Bollinger bands are spreading, a good sign of upward movement. It needs more volume.
I did the same for you. I'm looking to add to my portfolio good plays. I'm starting to get the hang of IHUB again. I was away on leave and now I'm back!!
I hope to see more and more about the mining operations of this company. This company is VERY TRANSPARENT.
I've been seeing NXOI on alot of boards. Whats a good entry point $tock Rev? TIA
Will buying continue into tomorrow??
I just added a mark here.