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Looks like he moved it up to two cents. That's what the MMs are doing. They aren't selling any shares to the public for less than 2 cents. . .so I don't know how people are getting in at 1.5 cents. I've been buying since .009 cents. So at two cents I'm already up 120%. However, my cost average is about 1.5 cents. 1/2 million shares and counting. If it stays in this area I'll add another bunch when my recent sale of another stock clears. Probably another 1/2 million shares. This company is destined to trade at more than two cents. I'm not sure how much more, but when you have the type of quality LFZA has hitting the streets with new 2003 models and the team they have onboard, something's gonna happen. Even if the "richy rich" flock master a plan to get a banker involved. . .something's gonna happen. We'll see.
Peace,
M&M Man
Looks like HRCT may hit a new annual low. I still feel like that one may go to a dime. With all the volume a little earlier, I wondered whether we'd seen bottom. Now, however, it's looking like someone has been dumping with a "limit" set at 17 cents. The stock went down to 16.5 cents. . .momentarily. That's the present annual low. We may see a final shakeout, real soon.
Peace,
M&M Man
Big boom on that one, Joby! Yowsa! eom
M&M Man
He moved it up to .018. We'll see if the market makers permit that order to go through. Doesn't look like anyone is willing to sell. John, how is LDI going to benefit the company as far as revenues go? Are their revenues going to be included in LFZA's? Is LDI a subsidiary of LFZA? Where can I take a look at the business plan?
Thanks for any info. . .
Peace,
M&M Man
I figured out why there's no volume on LFZA. . .they simply aren't letting any trades go through. ?? I have a friend that's been trying to pick up 75,000 shares at .017 and the order hasn't been filled for hours. Does anyone know what the "ask" is right now? I know the bid is at .015. . .so I can't figure out why the stock isn't trading up on the offer. Hmmm?
Peace,
M&M Man
Up 83% and still climbing eom!!
M&M Man
DD Alert: EYPSF. Check it out. It should do well this year. Being pumped by "The Natural Contrarian" eom
M&M Man
QTEK up 61% and the ask is up to 30 cents eom
M&M Man
QTEK up 50% eom
M&M Man
**HRCT volume is finally picking up. Watch this one. . .it moves quickly when it rolls forward.
Peace,
M&M Man
OT: Perseverance
Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all.
--Dale Carnegie--
Peace,
M&M Man
Arch. . .Gold is really moving today! Looks like the defensive movers are rotating their positions along with the market trends. You may have a VERY GOOD stock with that one.
Peace,
M&M Man
QTEK looking good, folks! eom
M&M Man
QTEK up 38%. . .ask now up to 26 cents. Yahoo!
M&M Man
QTEK is at 25 cents eom
M&M Man
LOL! At least I still have one penny in my portfolio that's headed the right direction LOL. I'm up over 100% on the year. I could have been. . .nevermind. LOL. If LFZA kicks into gear long about early Fall, this could be one of my best years ever! And. . .if those tankers I'm still holding come out of their abyss. . .the party's on me!!! ;)
Peace,
M&M Man
We just may see a significant loss in the DOW over the next couple of weeks. I wouldn't doubt 10,000 is right around the corner. Yuk! :( eom
M&M Man
QTEK up 22% eom.
M&M Man
Sherry. . .the ONLY place I've made a little money in the past 6.5 weeks has been on a short position! LOL. And it looks like I'll make more today!
Peace,
M&M Man
THTH up 68%. . .but not in compliance with NASD listing rules. It needs to make up a lot of ground! Flipper, anyone?
Peace,
M&M Man
Sherry. . .NOT GOOD! Then again. ..good day to be shorting!
LOL
Peace,
M&M Man
Could this one be searching for a new low? >>>>>>>>>
http://host.wallstreetcity.com/wsc2/Chart.html?Symbol=HRCT&Timespan=260
:(
Peace,
M&M Man
Thinkpath to Supply Lockheed Martin With Engineering Solution - Company's Marketing Strategy for Engineering Documentation Services Pays Off
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 20, 2002--Thinkpath Inc., (Nasdaq:THTH)(BSE:THP), a market leader in IT and Engineering solutions, today announced that they have secured a contract with a leading aeronautics and advanced technologies company, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, a business area of Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT), valued at US $1.2 million.
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics has awarded Thinkpath's US Operations with an outsourcing contract for technical documentation services in support of C5A and C130J aircraft. Thinkpath will develop and support airframe technical documentation programs. Thinkpath President Laurie Bradley said, "Thinkpath has supported Lockheed under contract since 1997 on various airframe programs. This latest contract award continues our long-term relationship and is evidence of Thinkpath's ability to support the full range of aeronautical documentation requirements."
About Thinkpath Inc.
Thinkpath (Nasdaq: THTH; BSE: THP) is a global leader in skills management solutions, offering a uniquely integrated suite of IT and engineering recruitment, project outsourcing, technical training and recruitment management technology. With its aggressive use of cutting-edge proprietary technology and its focus on the total skills management process, Thinkpath brings a comprehensive and innovative perspective to the market.
Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, Thinkpath has 600 employees in 18 offices across North America. Further information about the company, its services and products can be found at www.thinkpath.com.
About Lockheed Martin Corp.
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, is a leader in the design, development, systems integration, production and support of advanced military aircraft and related technologies. Its customers include the military services of the United States and allied countries throughout the world. Products include the F-16, F-22, F-35 JSF, F-117, C-5, C-27J, C-130, P-3, and U-2.
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. is a unit of Lockheed Martin Corp., headquartered in Bethesda, Md. Lockheed Martin is a global enterprise principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture and integration of advanced technology systems, products and services. Employing about 125,000 people worldwide, Lockheed Martin had 2001 sales of $24 billion.
Forward-looking Statement
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements regarding Thinkpath Inc., its business prospects and results of operations that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties posed by many factors and events that could cause Thinkpath's actual business, prospects and results of operations to differ materially from those that may be anticipated by such forward-looking statements. Readers are urged to carefully review and consider the various disclosures made by Thinkpath in this news release and other reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission that attempt to advise interested parties of the risks and factors that may affect Thinkpath's business.
CONTACT:
Vantage Point Capital
Deborah Bayne, 905/844-3748 or 1-800/580-4382
M&M Man
Jointhefun. . .
Helene,
It would be a good time for HRCT to try and lock up some cash for Innostar. This next 10-K is going to be very interesting.
Peace,
M&M Man
G/M Arch et al. . .it's going to be interesting to see which companies make the break, when the OTC BB becomes T-3. At present, I'd say there are a lot of companies that will be falling to the pink sheets. **It's about time somebody did something about the OTC BB upgrading its status to becoming a viable exchange. That will surely add to the credibility of those stocks listed on the final exchange (whether it be called T3 or other). We'll have to wait and see. Many things can happen by the end of 2003 (We're all aware of that!).
Peace,
M&M Man
The following companies are expected to report earnings Wednesday. The company's name is followed by its ticker, the quarter for which it will report and the amount market analysts expect it to earn:
Bear Stearns (BSC) Q1 $0.95
Lehman Brothers (LEH) Q1 $0.94
Lennar (LEN) Q1 $0.99
FedEx Corp (FDX) Q3 $0.37
Herman Miller (MLHR) Q3 -$0.09
M&M Man
Benton Oil & Gas Co. (BNO) is a lightly traded stock that broke out sharply higher around midday of Tuesday's session and closed up by 0.67 at $4.00 on above average volume.
Benton Oil & Gas Co. has been trending higher for the last 3 weeks and broke out past some recent resistance to set a new 52-week high.
M&M Man
"China's economy hasn't been affected much at all..... In fact they've been going gang busters. So what's Hartcourts problem?"
MBR. . .That's not necessarily true. Hong Kong's economy has not been doing well. Be careful when you try to quantify China's economy as an "all encompassing" unit. There are areas in China that struggle more than others (just as in the United States). The overall picture in China may indicate growth, but that doesn't mean that a company will be prosperous just by being in China. The "right place" at the "right time" is going to be what it takes for HRCT. And my understanding from the wayback machine is that HRCT was supposed to be positioned (first mover advantage, etc., etc., etc. . .) appropriately. Now we'll see if that ever pans out.
Peace,
M&M Man
Tinberry. . .you're never going to be able to win these types of debates. That is, unless the OTC BB goes bananas like it did when EDIG, HRCT. . .and just about every other stock you can put into the high tech boom took off. Check out the charts. Remember the number "7". That's the typical cycle for the OTC BB. In other words, we may be waiting a while for things to turnaround. Nonetheless, they will. Lets just hope we are holding a company that will survive the OTC BB revisions and market environment!
Peace,
M&M Man
MBR> . . . >>>>>>>> If you stand on your head, watch out for the Elephants! :)
Peace,
M&M Man
I hope information on Sinobull.com/GTCI isn't as long in the making as Enova eom. :(
Peace. . .
M&M Man
Wise. ..there's nothing wrong with posting bad news. That's the only way people find out when to escape. The trading philosophy used by people on this thread, varies. It just so happens my philosophy for penny stocks hasn't worked (yet). However, the charts are doing well with the 5-10 dollar range stock issues. The penny stocks are anyone's guess. They are high risk. . .but the payoffs can be nice if/when a company pulls through. I'll hold my pennies in a big glass jar until/unless they ever take off. Those that trade in accordance to the market. . .I'll move off the table when the percentage gain meets my strategy.
Congratulations on your strategy! It appears to be working. That's all that really counts in this market.
Peace,
M&M Man
Wise. . .it's not your fault LOL! Nobody is pointing any fingers, by any means. I was hoping to hold a little longer on some of these young companies. . .to see a good return in the future. Events, however, didn't turn out so bright for a few of them. IBIZ I only hold a few thousand shares, so no big deal. JANX. . .I hold quite a bit more. Still hoping we'll see something nice prior to the end of the year. GTCI. . .when I picked that one up at 4 cents I thought I hit the gold mine. LOL However, that one has done nothing but lose value. The pennies are getting a good hammering. May the best penny win!
Peace,
M&M Man
You're not alone, Tim! (JANX, IBIZ. . .just to name a couple!)
Peace,
M&M Man
The final word is. . .>>>>>>>>>>>>
Fed Shifts View of Economy, Setting Stage for Rate Hike
By JEANNINE AVERSA
.c The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (March 19) - The Federal Reserve left a key interest rate unchanged Tuesday and began preparing Americans for the possibility that rates will go higher this year as the country bounces back from recession.
After 11 consecutive rate reductions last year, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan and his colleagues opted to continue to hold the federal funds rate - the interest that banks charge each other on overnight loans - at 1.75 percent, the lowest level in 40 years. The decision was announced after a closed-door meeting.
In January, the Fed, citing signs of an economic rebound, ended a yearlong stretch of uninterrupted credit easing when it left the funds rate unchanged.
On Tuesday, the Fed policy-makers were even more upbeat about the economy's prospects.
''The economy, bolstered by a marked swing in inventory investment, is expanding at a significant pace,'' the Fed said in a statement explaining its decision.
''Nonetheless, the degree of the strengthening in final demand over coming quarters, an essential element in sustained economic expansion, is still uncertain,'' the Fed added.
The Fed's decision means that commercial banks' prime lending rate, the benchmark for millions of consumer and business loans, will continue at 4.75 percent, a level last seen in November 1965.
Reflecting increased optimism, Fed policy-makers decided to move to a neutral policy directive, which means they believe risks to the economy are balanced equally between economic weakness and the threat of inflation. For more than a year as the country slid into recession, the Fed had said the greatest risk facing the economy was slow growth.
In explaining its policy shift, the Fed said: ''The risks are balanced with respect to the prospects for both goals.''
Economists view that as the first step toward preparing consumers and businesses - enjoying the lowest interest rates in a generation - for the possibility that interest rates may go up later this year.
Previously, the Fed's policy stance had given more attention to the economy's shortfalls. Until Wednesday's change, the Fed's policy directive had been tilted toward risks of economic weakness, something that left the door open to interest rate cuts.
AP-NY-03-19-02 1427EST
M&M Man
Fed Shifts View of Economy, Setting Stage for Rate Hike
By JEANNINE AVERSA
.c The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (March 19) - The Federal Reserve left a key interest rate unchanged Tuesday and began preparing Americans for the possibility that rates will go higher this year as the country bounces back from recession.
After 11 consecutive rate reductions last year, Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan and his colleagues opted to continue to hold the federal funds rate - the interest that banks charge each other on overnight loans - at 1.75 percent, the lowest level in 40 years. The decision was announced after a closed-door meeting.
In January, the Fed, citing signs of an economic rebound, ended a yearlong stretch of uninterrupted credit easing when it left the funds rate unchanged.
On Tuesday, the Fed policy-makers were even more upbeat about the economy's prospects.
''The economy, bolstered by a marked swing in inventory investment, is expanding at a significant pace,'' the Fed said in a statement explaining its decision.
''Nonetheless, the degree of the strengthening in final demand over coming quarters, an essential element in sustained economic expansion, is still uncertain,'' the Fed added.
The Fed's decision means that commercial banks' prime lending rate, the benchmark for millions of consumer and business loans, will continue at 4.75 percent, a level last seen in November 1965.
Reflecting increased optimism, Fed policy-makers decided to move to a neutral policy directive, which means they believe risks to the economy are balanced equally between economic weakness and the threat of inflation. For more than a year as the country slid into recession, the Fed had said the greatest risk facing the economy was slow growth.
In explaining its policy shift, the Fed said: ''The risks are balanced with respect to the prospects for both goals.''
Economists view that as the first step toward preparing consumers and businesses - enjoying the lowest interest rates in a generation - for the possibility that interest rates may go up later this year.
Previously, the Fed's policy stance had given more attention to the economy's shortfalls. Until Wednesday's change, the Fed's policy directive had been tilted toward risks of economic weakness, something that left the door open to interest rate cuts.
AP-NY-03-19-02 1427EST
M&M Man
Tim. . .I'd be willing to bet dollars to donuts I've got a bigger string of LOSING OTC BB stocks than anyone on this thread! :( I hope that trend changes! Geesh. I'm doing much better with companies that are listed on a viable exchange. I think this market is for stocks in the 5-10 dollar range. It will probably be that way for quite a while.
Peace,
M&M Man
Re-finance now while you still can grab the best rates in 40 years! >>>>>>>>>>>>>
By JEANNINE AVERSA
.c The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - As the country bounces back from a recession, the Federal Reserve's next mission will be to prepare Americans enjoying the lowest interest rates seen in a generation for the possibility that rates will go higher this year, economists said.
The Fed's 11 interest rate cuts last year may have rescued the economy from the downturn that began in last March and will allow healthy economic growth to return in the months ahead, economists predicted.
Recent economic data suggest the recovery is gaining momentum. The nation's manufacturing sector, which lost hundreds of thousands of jobs during the recession as factories throttled back production, is mounting a comeback.
Also, companies that had been shedding workers to cope with the downturn added jobs in February for the first time in seven months and helped push the unemployment rate down to 5.5 percent, the lowest jobless rate since October.
Against this backdrop of improving economic conditions, economists believe the Fed will begin acting to shift its policy stance. Currently, the Fed's policy directive, which can signal future rate moves, is tilted toward risks of economic weakness, something that leaves the door open to interest rate cuts.
However, many economists predict Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan and his colleagues will change the policy bias at their meeting Tuesday. Economists are predicting the Fed will move to a neutral policy directive, which would mean they believe risks to the economy are balanced equally between economic weakness and the threat of inflation.
Economists view that as the first step toward preparing consumers and businesses for the possibility that interest rates may go up later this year.
``They are teeing it up for a rate hike,' said Richard Yamarone, economist with Argus Research Corp. ``They don't want to keep rates at a 40-year low for too long, because then inflation could blossom.'
The Fed's chief policy-making group, the Federal Open Market Committee, started its meeting Tuesday morning and was to announce its decision in the afternoon. Most economists are predicting the Fed also will decide to leave interest rates unchanged, as it did at its last meeting in January.
The Fed's last rate cut came on Dec. 11 and left the federal funds rate, the interest that banks charge each other, at a 40-year low of 1.75 percent. Commercial banks' prime lending rate was reduced in lockstep with the Fed's 11 rate cuts and now stands at 4.75 percent, a level last seen in November 1965.
``It is clear we are no longer in a time of economic crisis, but we have a crisis-level borrowing rate at the moment,' said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at LaSalle Bank/ABN AMRO. ``The first step is to go to neutral and then start reeling in a lot of the slack.'
Economists believe Fed policy-makers will begin raising rates either at their May 7 or their June 25-26 meetings. That would mark the first rate increase in two years. Some are forecasting the federal funds rate will rise to around 3 percent and the prime to around 6 percent by the end of this year. Such rates still would allow the economy to grow and would remain favorable to many borrowers, analysts said.
In his most upbeat assessment of the economy in more than a year, Greenspan told Congress this month that a recovery was ``already well under way' for the country, bruised by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and the recession.
The economy bounced back with a 1.4 percent growth rate in the fourth quarter of 2001, after shrinking at a 1.3 percent rate after the terror attacks.
On the Net:
Federal Reserve: http://www.federalreserve.gov
M&M Man
Tim. . .right now, I don't see any interest LOL. "0" Perhaps that will change? Gotta love the pinkies. ;)
Peace,
M&M Man
One economical analyst says May, another June. At any rate, I wouldn't expect to see rates go lower anytime this decade.
Peace,
M&M Man