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deewar25. i don't know what to tell you. this stock moves during hurricane season. thats all that matters to me and anyone else investing in this stock at this time. Yes it is an agri stock just like DPDW tied in with oil. But they both move during cane season and thats why it is a hurricane play and thats why they are mentioned are this board. So respect those that play it so.
i say - get over it - your basically the only one pumping to get rid of bugs on this board - hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm wonder why?
+% move translates into +$ move. you are absolutely correct
great answer Rhino and great job you and others are doing on these cane stock boards to keep us posted. any stock whether your in or out that gets a decent move upward due to cane season is fair game. if it moves because of hype or momo - who cares as long as you can profit by it. NSMG is my favorite bollowed by BUGS. I even have 10,000,000 shares of ECCI because it has a history of every 3 months or so having this bizarre momo play and nobody seems to know why for sure. I bought at .0001 and looks like it could double or triple. Bottom line is good luck to all - show me the canes and lots of green
rags to riches - works for me
thx JDUB - nobody else mentioned it but sure got my attention. do not know if will be claudette or next letter d because something popped up in gulf near florida today and bob stocks post says that may be called claudette.
anyone know about the one after Bill that is just coming of the African coast. It looked hugh and a lot of red and appeared much bigger than Bill on NOAA radar.
RirchieRich i got in BUGS at .0003 and .0004 and now its at .0021and climbing and i am still holding. So you do the math and calculate my % profit. I hope it goes to .01 and NSMG goes to .10 cause i am maxed out in NSMG also. BUGS is a very respectable play in spite of what you or anyone else may think. It has done well this year and will continue to do well. While NSMG is the number one play i respect anyone's right to play any cane stock they want win, lose, or draw - Period
Closed at .02/.02. Nice activity and upward movement. Weekend tropics will big headlines and dynamite next week. Everyone that is holding - hold tight -won't be long now to unload. To those who want to get in - still not to late to make a killing - good luck to all - have a great weekend and GO NSMG
Especially if it is real positive as most think it will be.
This is the time we have patiently waited for. Looks like August will deliver as promised. breaking .02 theshhold feels so good. Like most rocket launches looks like we have a successful liftoff to the land of pennies and some say dimes. Next week and half will confirm this. And by no means do not have anyone tell you after this cane season is over. We could have great activity right into november to buy and sell mutiple times.
Thanks Rhino for the timeline dates. I know also chevdawg and others are doing a great job in tracking and keeping us all updated and much aprreciated by all. i know that they can change with speed and direction but timing is everything as to when to buy, hold and sell.
chevdawg, got any timeline on when it may get in gulf. by timeline i mean estimated dates. i know if not gulf that eastern coast will be a definite
TROPICS GOING TO BE BIG NEWS OVER THE NEXT WEEK TO 10 DAYS
FROM HURRICANE TRACK.COM
It is time to pay closer attention to the Atlantic Basin and its growing areas of concern. I say concern because it is time to take notice of what is going on out there and be prepared for it. I am not talking about just the United States either- remember, we have quite a few land masses out there in the Basin. Here's what we have...
TD2 should become a tropical storm later today if it is not one already. It is not of much concern right now and should avoid the Lesser Antilles as it moves west over the next five days. Beyond that time period, we will just have to see if it survives a trip through some stronger upper level winds before worrying where it ends up. There's plenty of time to monitor its progress and thus far, it looks to remain fairly weak.
The other developing story will be a new tropical cyclone taking shape right now off the coast of Africa. The GFS computer model in particular has been remarkably consistent with its forecast of a long-track system in the Atlantic. The tropical wave that would be "the one" is now off the coast of western Africa and is already looking better organized as each hour passes. It should become a tropical depression within the next two days and rapidly strengthen beyond that. My first concern is for the Lesser Antilles. From the looks of the steering patterns, an almost due-west track seems likely for this system once it gets going. This would put it in the vicinity of the Windwards and Leewards in about a week- maybe less. I figured people would want as much notice as possible just in case the computer modeling is even close to spot on. Run after run after run of the GFS shows this system plowing through the eastern Caribbean. Perhaps the model will be wrong, but it did a similar job of accurately forecasting the genesis and track of powerful hurricane Dean in 2007. So if you live in or are planning a trip to the Lesser Antilles and surrounding region, pay close attention to the tropics from now on. We have the luxury of seeing the possible future with computer guidance and related technology, there should be no suprises in this day and age.
Lastly, a tropical wave crossing the Antilles now should continue generally WNW and in to the Gulf of Mexico early next week. We'll see if it blossoms and develops more. This is where model guidance is tough because some show development, others do not. It is a feature to watch until it interacts with land and dies away. Its passage through the Caribbean will bring sporadic showers and thunderstorms but otherwise not much more than that.
TROPICS GOING TO BE BIG NEWS OVER THE NEXT WEEK TO 10 DAYS
FROM HURRICANE TRACK.COM
It is time to pay closer attention to the Atlantic Basin and its growing areas of concern. I say concern because it is time to take notice of what is going on out there and be prepared for it. I am not talking about just the United States either- remember, we have quite a few land masses out there in the Basin. Here's what we have...
TD2 should become a tropical storm later today if it is not one already. It is not of much concern right now and should avoid the Lesser Antilles as it moves west over the next five days. Beyond that time period, we will just have to see if it survives a trip through some stronger upper level winds before worrying where it ends up. There's plenty of time to monitor its progress and thus far, it looks to remain fairly weak.
The other developing story will be a new tropical cyclone taking shape right now off the coast of Africa. The GFS computer model in particular has been remarkably consistent with its forecast of a long-track system in the Atlantic. The tropical wave that would be "the one" is now off the coast of western Africa and is already looking better organized as each hour passes. It should become a tropical depression within the next two days and rapidly strengthen beyond that. My first concern is for the Lesser Antilles. From the looks of the steering patterns, an almost due-west track seems likely for this system once it gets going. This would put it in the vicinity of the Windwards and Leewards in about a week- maybe less. I figured people would want as much notice as possible just in case the computer modeling is even close to spot on. Run after run after run of the GFS shows this system plowing through the eastern Caribbean. Perhaps the model will be wrong, but it did a similar job of accurately forecasting the genesis and track of powerful hurricane Dean in 2007. So if you live in or are planning a trip to the Lesser Antilles and surrounding region, pay close attention to the tropics from now on. We have the luxury of seeing the possible future with computer guidance and related technology, there should be no suprises in this day and age.
Lastly, a tropical wave crossing the Antilles now should continue generally WNW and in to the Gulf of Mexico early next week. We'll see if it blossoms and develops more. This is where model guidance is tough because some show development, others do not. It is a feature to watch until it interacts with land and dies away. Its passage through the Caribbean will bring sporadic showers and thunderstorms but otherwise not much more than that.
From hurricane track today
In the Atlantic, the pattern change to a more favorable environment seems to be well on its way. We have what looks to be a developing depression way out near the Cape Verde Islands and even more energy lining up over Africa. These next two weeks or so could very well be the most active part of the hurricane season if forecasts for a hostile peak in September hold true. The long range computer models are latching on and developing multiple systems over the next several days. This is all very much expected and is by no means a surpise- even in the face of such a slow start to the season.
From hurricane track today
In the Atlantic, the pattern change to a more favorable environment seems to be well on its way. We have what looks to be a developing depression way out near the Cape Verde Islands and even more energy lining up over Africa. These next two weeks or so could very well be the most active part of the hurricane season if forecasts for a hostile peak in September hold true. The long range computer models are latching on and developing multiple systems over the next several days. This is all very much expected and is by no means a surpise- even in the face of such a slow start to the season.
oh-ok. thanks for clearing that up. yea- its about time we got some activity going - its been - well let me say our patience has been tried and now tested and now hopefully a nice big payoff. Canes your time has come - strut your stuff - go NSMG - the purest hurricane play left.
i agree. it definitely adds credilence to its name espcially if the site is well maintained, honest and factual. like you said its a good restart - see if it pays off.
hey - just responding to harvard88. you sure do a lot of updates on nsmg - correct.
I have done very well with BUGS so far. Hurricane season will just add to it. I got in at .0003 and .0004 in the winter months and still holding. Whatever moves it is fine with me. I think you will see a nice upward move on this if cane heads this way expecially south of the border and thats all that matters to me. Also fully loaded on NSMG.
Makes a whole lot of sense to me and this is the best time to invest. BTW the new website is www.bugsatwork.net not .com as some sites have referred to it.
this whole week has been .016 or above xcept for mon morning i believe.
ditto: i think we thought we could skip over .015-.02 range once we broke out of .01-.015 this past monday. When in actuality considering no storms and pr we are exactly where we should be using a trending up line. It really was then a great week and should continue the same up trend into next week even if no pr or storms. of couse a great pr or storm would be a breakout. GO NSMG and everyone have a greatttttttt weekend.
Manchild
BUGS at .002 and chasing .003 shortly
Hey guys,
Patience. This is only Aug 6th. We just broke out of the the.013 .015 barrier at the beginning of this week after being there for a quite of number of days. Since the beginning of this week we already broke through .016 and a high of .02 and today we are at .0175. I think we are doing damn good. trend has been upward and will continue with expentacy of a good 3rd quarter report and now there is activity off the coast of Africa. This could be the beginning of the Verdes train express that normally happens this time of year that produces the big cats. If you plan to cash in on these great potentials the time to buy is NOW now not chaseing the buy runup later.
Cane or no cane based on what your saying this is a winner either way. Cane will just add gravy to it. Those who are holding long here will be the big winners. Right now this is a one way street and that is up up up and away. Buy now and hold.
you will be sorry you did not later. BUY NOW.
RHINO, Got your message - definitely agree. .02 hit and some selling kicked in. As soon as those clear out new buyers and longs will be holding for the big bucks which is what i am after.
NSMG NOW AT .02 Congrats to all buying and holding. Now lets focus on .03 and higher
Certainly looks to be the case resulting in pps breakout. will reach a new high and then settle back down. but we should be staying in the .02+ range or higher starting today. We could be see .03 by fri - these momentum moves have a life of their own. most important is to not sell but hold long for greater gains because we are just lifting off.
.0199 .02 ANY MINUTE NOW
.19 X .195. .02 by lunchtime - woo hoo.
NSMG AND BUGS HAVING A GREAT DAY SO FAR. Hurry and buy your shares now - these entry pps are not going to last much longer. heading toward .03 for NSMG and .003 for Bugs. Could see .10 or higher for NSMG and .01 or higher for BUGS in the coming runups. BUY NOW so you do not chase later, NOW!
NSMG .017 x .0165
grat volume today and it is so great to see it break through above .015 and now seeing .016+. A lot of folks know now that this is the moment of truth because we are in Aug. To get in now or be left behind is the decision. Simple answer is - get in NOW cause we will be seing .02's or .03's soon enough.
next thing you will be blameing them for global warming
Quite pattern may be coming to an end - from www.hurricaneTrack.com
the quiet pattern may be coming to an end as we move through August. The reason? It appears from looking at several of the more reliable global comptuer models that a more favorable upper level wind environment is about to move in to the Atlantic Basin. We can see some evidence of this in the east Pacific. Right now, there are two large areas of deep convection trying to organize in to tropical cylcones. The favorable conditions that is allowing that development will gradually move eastward and in to the western Atlantic and beyond. It is going to take a few more days but the models show two important changes.
1. Looking at the ECMWF model we can see that sea level pressures are likely to lower so that surface winds will not be as brisk across the Caribbean Sea. This allows for more convergence of air at the surface and thus an increase in tropical convection.
2. The latest GFS MJO forecast for upper level conditions indicates a period of favorable upward motion coming in to the Atlantic Basin. This would allow for a lessening of the strong upper level winds that have been the dominate force so far this season. We may also see a decrease in dry, dusty air coming off of Africa too. All of this adds up to suggesting, and I have to emphasize suggesting, a more favorable pattern evolving.
Quite pattern may be coming to an end - from www.hurricaneTrack.com
the quiet pattern may be coming to an end as we move through August. The reason? It appears from looking at several of the more reliable global comptuer models that a more favorable upper level wind environment is about to move in to the Atlantic Basin. We can see some evidence of this in the east Pacific. Right now, there are two large areas of deep convection trying to organize in to tropical cylcones. The favorable conditions that is allowing that development will gradually move eastward and in to the western Atlantic and beyond. It is going to take a few more days but the models show two important changes.
1. Looking at the ECMWF model we can see that sea level pressures are likely to lower so that surface winds will not be as brisk across the Caribbean Sea. This allows for more convergence of air at the surface and thus an increase in tropical convection.
2. The latest GFS MJO forecast for upper level conditions indicates a period of favorable upward motion coming in to the Atlantic Basin. This would allow for a lessening of the strong upper level winds that have been the dominate force so far this season. We may also see a decrease in dry, dusty air coming off of Africa too. All of this adds up to suggesting, and I have to emphasize suggesting, a more favorable pattern evolving.
richierich49 - fully loaded with nsmg. i fully loaded with bugs very early on so this is a bonanza for me. NSMG and BUGS will do great. one for each side of the border amigo
BUGS NOW .0028 X .0022