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We clawed back 3B more of value from the transaction and cut building prices by 160MM.
"clawed back 3B more of value"= we robbed Lehman's
There seemed to be some resistance at .16 after the last run up and subsequent drop, I think once we break above that we should be on solid ground. The dilemma I face is, and I'm not a "to the moon" kind of guy, is do I cash in some chips at $1 or swing for the fences and hold on for full face.
It's looking really good for lehmans. The tell for me in that article was all summed up in this one line...
"Lehman's estate has been given wide latitude by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge James Peck, who said in June that it was "conceivable mistakes were made" in the deal."
"WIDE LATITUDE"=$$$$$ IMHO of,course....
That's the wire everyone is waiting on.
When was it supposed to be on the HSN, end of Nov. or Dec.?
No prob.... MMs do that when they don't take the highest bid or lowest offer. I know it was .015 which was the offer anyway, but usually when that happens it's higher than the offer or lower than the ask and used to "paint the tape".
Sold out of sequence.
Buy/sell volume.... 75M/42M
Just had to shake a few traders out of the way. I believe we have some room to run. And remember this move is just euphoria in anticipation of upcoming events. Wait till the events actually start happening. Infomercials, revenue, exposure.
That's just traders doing what they do...They might have a "little" control right now, but when they announce the infommercials, and start airing them, they will NOT be able to trade it back and forth anymore.
Good post...thanks for your insight, and good luck on your buy.
repair7, he's asking if his losses would offset his profits, and they do......however if he has more losses than profits, then he can claim 3k of that a year, every year, until the whole loss is accounted for.
He did do that, and thanks for the elaboration, but in the WORST case scenario and IMHO, of course, that wouldn't happen until the ball really started rolling and the SP would be much higher than at these levels due to proof of merger and revenue news....again..worst case.
Last post for today.
I would like to see the same in a pr before EOM.
I would give you my opinion but my man Behl Gates said it better than anyone.....
Posted by: behl gates Date: Friday, November 06, 2009 10:22:27 PM
In reply to: None Post # of 64822 [Send a link via email]
IF I WERE IN DENNIS FISHER'S SHOES:
I don't care what Behl manufactures what I want is Revenues that exceed Expenses at in increasing rate and for the Revenue stream to grow more than the expenses. Growth and profitability from quarter to quarter will solidify the stock price.
If I were Dennis Fisher this would be my simplified short-term 6 month plan.
1.) Fish should know Behl's cash on hand and value of assets along with incoming revenue and outgoing expenses. With that said I would reach out to some financial institutions to take out a 3 year loan. Interest rates are historically at record lows. If Behl can demonstrate to a lender the contracts in hand and the balance sheet along with cash on hand then they should be able to negotiate a hefty 3 year loan at a very reasonable interest rate.
2.) Let's say Behl can secure a 3 year loan for $ 2,000,000.00 @ 6 %. Fish could use $ 1,000,000.00 to hire and train crews to maximize the speed of constructing PBRs in order to begin harvesting algae. Each subsequent PBR can help finance the next PBR. This is where the initial loan can quickly kick start the domino effect of getting multiple PBRs up and running.
3.) I would then take $ 500,000.00 and announce a stock buyback program. Right now these PPS levels are extremely low. Fisher should know from his insider knowledge if Behl stock has become under valued. Reducing shares of stock on the open market is another way of increasing EARNINGS PER SHARE. I think Fish should do this because if he truely knows of upcoming revenue then it would be in his best interest to bring the number of outstanding shares down and to buy at these cheap levels. $ 500,000.00 would reduce the outstanding sharecount by 25,000,000 shares. That is huge !!!
4.) Now you still have $ 500,000.00 left of the loan. Take that 1/2 a million and purchase the best equipment to enable the PBR's to extract the end product in the shortest cycle time.
5.) We need completed PBR's that produce a product that can be sold month after month and we need this to start in December/January.
6.) I guarantee that $ 2,000,000.00 loan could make Behl profitable in 3 months, would reduce share count thus resulting in investor confidence, higher EPS, and most of all a higher stock price. Then without a doubt the domino effect of multiple PBR's producing income will easily allow Behl to pay off the loan in 3 years. Then at that point you will really see the market cap take off. Low debt to asset ratio. Lower outstanding share count and Increasing Revenues. These last points would result in MASS investment. Wall Street heavily rewards companies that show quarter to quarter increasing organic growth (growth resulting from internal processes)
7.) I hope this makes a little sense. But this is how you borrow money wisely without diluting shareholder wealth. Then you take that money to stimulate the business quickly. Once the snowball heads downhill and gains momentum you take some of the profits pay back the debt and BANG we are off to the races. NASDAQ here we come or we get to a point where we are bought out at a 30 % premium.
8.) Fish needs to take advantage of 3 things right now:
1.) Low interest rates
2.) Cheap stock price to buyback shares
3.) The fact that he said revenues/contracts are lining up quickly so borrow against that future revenue to get things done ASAP !!!
9.) I know what I am talking about here. Behl is a very risky stock I bought it because I think algae could be the next grand slam but I also know that we will not get smart money to invest
unless we can show revenues that exceed expenses and a consistent growth in earnings per share. From quarter to quarter
I don't mind at all...I know some investors read these boards sporadically, and don't really do too much in depth DD, so they might miss things like this. It's good for everyone to be clear, but when you get the same guys asking the same questions and getting answers and then still being confused, it does get a "little" annoying lol, like the whole merger/bonus structure thing, that some bashers were using to play stupid, and add to the confusion. But all in all I know some guys are just beginners, and it takes a little time to understand some of these inner workings of business.
I would worry more if I didn't know revenue was coming in 1Q '10. Which is 6 weeks away.
DF replied no R/S in the CC. We want a BUYBACK.
Dennis replied in the CC that the merger with the Arizona "domiciled" company was off the table and the merger is now going to be with RWE who are based in South Carolina. So if anyone asks about the "bonus shares" again, I'm going to scream...lol
The PR needs to have some prime rib and lobster in it. lol
Two bids at .0145 supported with a .0144..I think we're about to move up.
Sell to buy ratio was 4/1 an hour ago now it's 1.6/1...buying picking up.
Excellent points sl... and what I've been trying to say to ward off greedy's feeble attempt at causing confusion among the newbies, trying to pry shares out of their hands. You did it a lot more eloquently, so thank you.
Dennis Fisher vehemently stated No Dilution in the CC. And he was painfully honest during the call.
See that Greedy, ask gets slapped for 287,000 shares and NITE blocks the offer with .0146.....MANIPULATION at it's finest.
We already know about DF and DS but what I think is great about BEHL now is that they have Paul Mcquire as cheif technical advisor........
Paul J. McGuire
Chief Technical Advisor
Mr. McGuire has over thirty-nine years of experience in the energy business and joins BioCentric Energy, Inc. from General Electric where he was the Senior Business Manager developing cogeneration, syngas and distributive power projects in the western United States and Canada.
Nobody needs any DD on that one.
Before that he worked for touchstone energy...
Mr. McGuire was Vice President at Touchstone Energy where he was responsible for the development of energy projects including performance contracting, CHP projects, operating and maintenance services, and natural gas and electricity sales for the western United States.
For a little DD on touchstone.....
FIND A TOUCHSTONE ENERGY® CO-OP
ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE FACTS
Did you know Electric Cooperatives...
* Are located in 80% of the nation's counties
* Serve 40 million members
* Supply power to 75% of the U.S. land mass
* Maintain 44% of the nation's electricity distribution structure
* Ranked #1 in customer satisfaction among the utility industry, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index
He also worked for PG&E Energy Services Company.....
Mr. McGuire was a Regional Manager for PG&E Energy Services Company where the responsibilities included performance contracting, energy analyzes CHP projects, and natural gas and electricity sales. Mr. McGuire position with TRI International was Vice President for Energy Services where he developed energy projects and consulting services.
Here's some DD on PG&E....
Company History:
PG&E Corporation is one of the largest power and gas distributors in the United States, with several energy-related subsidiaries. The company's most important subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, was the second largest investor-owned gas and electric utility in the United States in terms of sales in 1998. It had a service area covering about 94,000 square miles--most of northern and central California--and a population of more than 13 million people. The company was positioning itself to be a nationwide power distributor rather than a power supplier in the approaching deregulated utility environment.
Does anyone believe that BEHL would hire someone with those credentials if they weren't planning on being a real force in the industry? Does anyone think somebody with those credentials would hop on board with a company that was a pump and dump and was going to fail? I would love to hear what bashers have to say against that. glta
I wonder if any of that will be reflected in the balance sheet, since it is in their account.
It sounded to me like most of it belonged to LBI's clients and counterparties....
", largely held for the benefit of customers and other LBI
counterparties, was reflected in the LBI accounts held through the Clearing Agency Subsidiaries."
Sounds like the Clearing Agency Subsidiaries is kind of like a Scottrade account for LBI, in a manner of speaking. DTCC just froze all activity on the account in the middle of some failed and pending accounts and did not allow them to be liquidated. Some transactions may or may not have been weaved into the Barclay's deal, and will be a tedious process to sort through as there were tens of thousands of transactions to sort through. That's how I read it anyway.
Perfectly put.
That again!!! lmfao You think I'm going to go around in circles with you.
They're trying to get a few jumpers without really many bites. Anyone else smell a wire?
MMs are obviously walking it down now. They don't want the chart to look like a bottom has formed so they took it under .015 just as the buying started picking up. You'll probably get your order, just takes a little time. Good luck with your buy.
Yeah, but good thing ask resistance is thin too until .022.
Cedarhurst LI in the house.
See how NITE dropped his offer to .0149 after the big 300,000 buy...scumbags.
Looks like some more good housing news.
HORSHAM, PA. (TheStreet) -- Luxury homebuilder Toll Brothers(TOL Quote) announced that its new contracts are up 42%, and that it expects fourth-quarter revenue will top Wall Street's expectations.
From preliminary fourth-quarter results, the company said it predicts revenue of $486.6 million. Granted, that is significantly lower than the $691.1 million from last year, but it is also $100 million more than analysts forecast.
The news sent shares spiking 7.3% in pre-market trading to $19.47.
The contract cancellation rate was 6.9%, the lowest since the fourth quarter of fiscal 2005.
Buyers signed 765 contracts for homes valued at $430.8 million during the quarter.
The company expects the extension of the tax credit for homebuyers will help sales, but still warned that the housing recovery will be slow and choppy, despite some positive data in the sector.
Toll will report its final results on Dec. 3. Analysts expect a loss of 37 cents.
On Tuesday, Beazer Homes(BZH Quote) announced that it swung into profit it its fourth-quarter, but still saw a 42% plunge in revenue. Similar to Toll, the company is seeing new orders slightly rebound.
Pulte Homes(PHM Quote), however, reported that its loss widened in its third quarter, as it was weighed down by its acquisition of Centex.
Good points mortimer,
The CC is history and I would like to never hear it again. Let's move foward, and concentrate on this deal with ENTK, and the merger with RWE. The SP will take care of itself, but sad to say I will probably be staring at it all day anyway.
DO NOT POST THAT CC!!!!!!
I couldn't agree more, only thing I could add is that DF said that there's not going to be any dilution. So we don't have to worry about the company selling shares into any rally from here, which by the way, won't be any kind of a stock pump rally. This time it will be legitimate. I believe him when he said, so emphatically, no dilution. I don't think the guys from RWE, who are now joined at the hip with BEHL and are definitely no stock scammers, would want to start the alliance based on lies and shareholder confidence lost. They're trying imho to grow this business organically. This method is a little bumpier in the beginning, but I think the beginning phase is turning into the working phase and we're on the brink of revenue. All we need now is a remote controlled mute button for DF, held by RWE.
Thanks for the chart. Looks like we've got two green candles back to back, which is a bullish sign and haven't seen that since the end of September. If the MACD divergence turns positive, which it looks like it wants to do, we could see a breakout. Boooyaahh
A dump would have tanked the stock back under .014.