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Hi, what is all the excitement about?
I've been in hospital for the last two weeks and I'am still a bit dizzy to read the board two weeks back.
Can someone summarize please?
Any idea when they gonna fill for an NDA?
Does anybody knows the date when the result are getting published from the ANCHOR Study?
I wouldn't trust those websites that are promoting stocks because you will be fishing behind the net, look at the SP of that stock, its already 27% up this week...
They are luring you in to drive the SP a little higher and then they'll bail the ship leaving you with a costly small fish.
Its a dangerous world out there, so watch out for the sharks...
I'm with CLQ on the TSX and as part of my DD I came across this board. If any of you are looking for some intersting posts about Canada Lithium Corp then I suggest you go to the Stockhouse and view the message board of CLQ...
No not at hand.
I read it somewhere in an article earlier this week, but I'm sorry that I can't tell you which site that was.
Now I've come to think about it I believe it was a link that I found on Twitter, so if you search for $YGE on Twitter you may find it...
Chines govm announce 25 billion green incentive for 5 years to come, this could give YGE a lift...
Not much activity on this HEAT board...
Anyone have a clue why this is going down lately?
Nice picture bro
Thank you Deniseaan for this useful information.
Good luck to ya...
Hi deniseann, do you know what the FDA response scheduled for Feb 28th is about?
Thank you master, nice copy/paste sir...
Reversed psychology does exists when someone is applying it, and for people who are using it too much they can implement reversed psychology on reversed psychology.
But if you have trouble spelling "psycology" then you wouldn't have a clue from te start. EOM
Luckely I'm no wannabe trader and I laugh at those who've become victims of this pumping board...
Hey chinadelirium you're using reversed psychology on reversed psychology, those that turn back to normal or are you in a double knot...
That was exactly what I was saying in my previous posts...
DOWNTREND
That tweet I included was an example of what hedge funds are doing to manipulate naive investors.
Never trust PR's, talking heads, pharma CEO's and pumpers.
Do your own DD!!
This is a tweet by a hedgie, don't know if his projections are correct...
"Nuedexta price 1 month treatment price at $600/month There are 1.5 to 2 million patient in USA. $AVNR double bottom at 3.70 shorts will cover"
I was just doing my DD and the short term indicators point to what I'm stating, I do agree when you say "the projected sharp increases in revenue going forward as a result of the commercial roll-out of Nuedexta" will effect the SP in a positive manner.
If I am correct the first figures will come out on 5/3 but won't be substantial due of the recent lauch, so the effect you're looking for could be delayed to future qaurters.
I base my bearish short term outlook on the TA indicators and aspecially on the fact that some hedgies are pumping.
Just my honet opinion, not shorting!!
http://ediunet.jp/c/avnr much to expensive now, needs to drop at least 10-15% imho
Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored servicing agent that Congress chartered to help home buyers with "liquidity, stability and affordability" is putting more emphasis on doing rather than just advising; however, President Obama has recently outlined three new options that may include closing down Fannie Mae.
“I would advise those in trouble with their mortgages to check-out the new Fannie Mae ‘WaysHome’ interactive video simulation that’s a great tool for helping at risk home owners to learn about their options, and avoid foreclosure,” explains a local real estate agent here in Triangle Lake, a suburb of Eugene, who said locals are in the midst of "a rash of recent foreclosures."
In fact, the real estate agent noted that “as this recession wears on, there continues to be just too many needless foreclosures that are climbing not only here in Oregon and other western states "each and everyday."
The “WaysHome” video can be found at -- knowyouroptions.com/ways-home -- and features a role playing format where you, the homeowner, navigates scenarios about best ways to fix an alying mortgage.
“You’ll play the part of a homeowner—in real-life, everyday situations—who is struggling to make their payments and avoid foreclosure. Make decisions about what you should do, and experience the positive outcomes or negative consequences of the choices you make. Helpful tips and advice are also included along the way,” states the introduction to the “WaysHome” video on the Fannie Mae web site page.
Obama Administration outlines new ways to help home owners with home loan changes
“The government must help ensure that all Americans have access to quality housing that they can afford,” stated a recent Obama Administration report to Congress that’s part of the 2012 budget proposal.
Overall, President Obama stated that he wants the government to review the future role of government in helping people get mortgages, and then how the government can best help those in danger of losing their homes. At stake is $10 trillion in outstanding home loan debt.
The three options in the Obama Administration report calls for:
-- The first option is for a private system in which lenders and investors fund new mortgages. However, there’s a strong view that the existing federal agencies who subsidize mortgage loans for the poor and even veterans should wind down, so the government plays more of a back-up role.
-- The second option is to have a sort of contingency plan to aid the needy with mortgages when the market gets into trouble.
-- The third option looks at how the government helps homeowners along the lines of what Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is already doing, but with more efficient and cost saving programs.
Where’s the mortgage help now?
While the Obama Administration wants to reform the existing government mortgage aid infrastructure of the future, people who are losing their homes now here in Oregon and other Western states want answers.
At the same time, Fannie Mae mortgage help is being marketed as free, there are plenty of current or former homeowners who are waiting for appointments at Fannie Mae centers around the country.
The recent announcement by Fannie Mae to create a new program that stops or controls foreclosures of homes owned by veterans and their family members aims to stop the rash of homes being taken over by banks throughout the country.
This is welcome news around the Triangle Lake retirement community near Eugene, Oregon, where numerous veterans live.
“I know a guy who’s been serving in the Oregon Guard who’s in financial trouble after being deployed to Iraq for so long that he and his family were not keeping up with their home payments. The guy’s wife moved out to stay with her family and now I have the listing to sell it. This new Fannie Mae deal may help them,” explained Rodney Halloran who volunteers for a local Veterans of Foreign Wars post that helps veterans with recession issues.
Halloran pointed to new Fannie Mae provisions to assist veterans with their home loans as “vital and a welcome helping hand at a time when so many are losing their home.”
For example, veterans or their family members who are currently dealing with mortgage woes can request a “delay in mortgage payments of six months” if their loan was provided to them through Fannie Mae. In addition, this new guidance from Fannie Mae allows the mortgage lender to look at either “reduced payments” or even “suspension of payments altogether.”
However, local real estate agents say “there are plenty of non-veteran home owners who are hurting right now.”
In fact, the continued deterioration of the residential real estate market in Oregon has is starting to impact Triangle Lake property values, but “you leave the lakefront and we’re hurting.”
Eugene real estate broker Ed Perkins went on to report “no good news” for Blachly, Cheshire and other rural western Lane County communities where homes and property are not selling.
“Blame the mortgage crisis, the high cost of gas and numerous other factors for the debilitating effect on the local housing market. We continue to struggle,” Perkins explained.
Perkins, who’s sold houses in the region for nearly two decades, worries about this country-wide real estate crisis “that has not yet bottomed out.”
“In my opinion, we’ve haven’t seen the worst of this yet as the market continues to deteriorate.”
While news about the mortgage crisis often focuses on cities such as Eugene or Portland, rural Oregon has been hit hard, too.
Research by the Housing Assistance Council, a Washington. D.C., based non-profit organization that helps build housing in rural pockets of the country, has found that foreclosures are at least as prevalent in small rural communities as in cities.
In addition, rural residents often have fewer banking institutions to choose from than city dwellers, and can fall victim to high interest rates and predatory lending practices.
Moreover, it’s difficult to find precise mortgage statistics for rural areas because while large banks in cities are required under federal law to reporting lending activity, many small, rural banks in our region are not bound by this law.
Still, there’s a bright spot with this latest offer from Fannie Mae to do more for the struggling home owner.
For instance, this latest news from Fannie Mae – to do more for vets and other home owners at risk of foreclosure – is focused partnering with mortgage bankers, brokers and other primary mortgage groups to “help ensure they have funds to lend to home buyers at affordable rates” as well as helping those in trouble. But, with a real estate crisis that doesn’t seem to be going away, growth in rural communities may be slowed as property values drop and homeowners are forced to sell-out or risk foreclosure.
AVNR is currently in a downtrend.
AVNR lost -1.30% on 02/18/11 and a total percentage of -2.56% in the past 3 days.
AVNR is trading in the range of $3.68 - $4.53 in the past 30 days.
Money Flow Index (MFI) is bearish and moving down for AVNR.
On Balance Volume (OBV) is bearish and moving down for AVNR.
The 10-day simple moving average is bearish and moving down for AVNR.
AVNR formed a bearish Stochastic Crossdown signal.
If AVNR crosses this level $3.68 look for new support at 3.48.
Can somebody please explain how ENTI can go from 0.0005 to 0.05 without a RS?
I'm not bashing, just asking...
Was that sharp spike to 0.8 a fat finger trade or a reversed flash-crash, a flash-bang? Why not call it a cash-bang, a flash-cash-bang, or a gang-bang-cash-scam...
Thanks for the answer jimblob, but I don't know this anagrams;
UBSS AUTO NITE VERT etc... What do they mean?
I'm long on ENTI and haven't got much (day)trading experience, I guess that those abbreviations have something to do with trading or is it slang?
I see much excitment when I read thru the headings, something big happend recently?
Had the flu for a couples of days and still a bit dizzy, so could someone post a brief summary please?
Buy on the rumour sell on a hype...
This one is hyped and will see several days of double red digits.
Come on MM, pick me up at the low 3's...
Buy on a rumour sell on the hype...
This one is hyped and will see several days of double red digits.
Come on MM, pick me up at the low 3's...
What is the average number "Short % of Float" at when you can conclude that a declining in the SP is imminent?
Because the percentages are rising in a couple of days one can conclude that a decline is due to come, and I'm looking for that pivotal point when xx% nears that percentage when one can conclude thereof "this is a critical point!".
For example; the short % of float for FMCC right now is 7.98%, now, by how many % should this rise, or to what number should this rise to say, "yes, this one nears xx% and its time to sell too"
I know there're other measurements to reckon with, but I need some insight from experienced members to address my question.
Other suggestions are also welcome on this lazy sunday afternoon...
GLT'YA Next week...
When I look at the Detailed Quote of FMCC as see the Insider B/S score at -5,923. Does this mean that an insider sold his 5,923 shares or those that number indicates that an insider has sold 5,923.000, as most figures on that board are logged in millions?
Very interesting, also read the comments at the bottom...
http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2011/02/11/fannie-debt-fears-wont-die/
Thanks for this insightful review Stockprofitter...
Thanks for the reply buddy, I looked a few discussions up where they using POS in it.
"You should have made a ton of money seeing as you think you can call how this stock will perform.
And I see you are still calling on traders to be longtime bagholders so everyone else can make money trading this casino POS stock."
"Seeing as you claim to buy and hold for the long term these POS"
Two more abbreviations I don't know of:
- BSB
- POS
Can someone explain?
Thanks
Can I join the club too?
Set a limit on Tue 10.15 at 0.9, almost touched it and dived since then...
After todays dive I banged my head for an hour to witness a bullrun... double headache... gonna have to drink sour milk instead of champagne.
Bottom's UP
So you think there will be no way it will go up again to those 0.8 0.9 levels or above??
WAMUQ = 0.05, is this the same road for Fanny and Freddie??