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Low, no problem, I didn't take it as criticism.....it WAS just speculation.
Is this transaction a 3rd quarter transaction? What quarter are they due to report next week?
Low. I'm just saying similar, that's all. Globetel got the loss off their hands and might get something out of it, might not.
CSCO has pulled JDSUD and FNSR into green...maybe others too I didn't check all fiber optics...
Just posting LMRA because some of the guys here were playing it.
I can't bring myself to buy it at any price seeing how much it's up the last 3-4 weeks, lol. Halfway looking for and entry, but to scared to dive in.
seems similar to a "contract manufacturer type" deal....Co A is losing money on it, Co B say...we can do it cheaper than you can, let us do it and we'll pay you X. You don't have to do anything.
LMRA now at 7.90
LMRA falling in ext hours......currently 8.24
NURO...this one's been fun today...I've been waiting for this to happen with the high short percentage...
TOA back to over 8 from 6.50 yesterday
OTD climbing (early)...up 17%
blew my wad already, though, lol
OK I'll guess. With that alone, assuming it's not coupled with any other news....I'd say little or none.
$3.....dont we wish...you mean .30
catch the TOA bounce
Gates....needed some pocket change I guess.
I know Frank, just havent bothered. It's no big deal but you won't see me posting over there.....
I know Design...same here. Now this guy wants to make like we all went there to get away from here....
Many joined just to read the document he placed in there for us all to read and haven't been back since. I went back and took a look and I must say it's a good replacement for the former yahoo GTE board.
Now if you would all just stay over there........
nerd...of course, but I'm just thinking that maybe they saw some prelim numbers that showed them nothing was improving?...Just a theory....
JDSUD...thanks...I'm out (a little early) but looking to get back in..just made a buy at 16.15
JDSUD- still watching...got in last night at 14.50..so it was good for me.
Thanks,
I agree with possible late filing...and also....have suspicions they won't look very good considering the timing of the "takeover" I'm guessing they had a prelim look at the numbers and said enough.
JDSUD...50dma 7.12...200dma 22...but I just bailed at 16.30, LOL- for now...couldn't take the pressure!
JDSUD up 1.49 to 15.77...has more room per charts.
CNXT?...AVNX also had earnings last night and it's up
JDSUD could move today on earnings
I have YHOO
IRA at 24....YAAAAAAAAHOOOOOOO
Frank...about the board assistants....(no I'm not volunteering as I work during the day), but you stated you can have 2?
Chhttp://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=2871eck this board which now has 4....just wondering....
often those are mm "adjustments" made afterhours to clean up the days errors.....was it within the daily pps range?
If the Company does proceed with the exchange offer but conditions to the exchange offer and consent solicitation are not satisfied, the Company intends to pursue other alternatives, including, if certain conditions are met, a prepackaged plan of reorganization (the "Prepackaged Plan") of Wolverine and certain of its subsidiaries. The Registration Statement filed today therefore includes solicitation for a Prepackaged Plan under chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code.
WLV down 42%
DRRA...probably too late...filed ch 11 yesterday and didn't tank...up 35% today
Who can set a stop loss order on the pinks?
I thought this was about the shareholder lawsuit and the SEC was investigating "valuations".....but it did say "among other things"....
AMTD has very few correct pinks bid/ask on streamer ( don't know why.) but if you plug in on the other screen for a direct quote, it'll show you the correct bid/ask....currently .275/.28
4900 total at 11.22...several trades
You can probably find it here....links on the left side of this page...
http://madmoney.thestreet.com/
never have Lizzy....I'll take a peek.
Motley article on PLUG...QT
Stole this from the nazzie board, thought you might be interested in reading it. I'm not saying I agree or disagree, just put it here because you play PLUG often.
Familiar with the term 'development stage company'?
Motley Fool
A Plug With No Power
Friday October 27, 4:40 pm ET
By Rich Smith
Some companies just plain shouldn't be public. Plug Power (Nasdaq: PLUG - News) is one of those companies.
I don't mean to say that Plug shouldn't be "public" in the sense of offering full and complete disclosure to investors. Plug should be, and it does do, that. I mean Plug shouldn't be "public" in the sense of making its shares available for purchase by small investors who all too often don't know what they're getting themselves into. And Plug does that, too.
Nor, by the way, do I mean to pick on Plug in particular. For most of the reasons described below, I don't think Millennium Cell (Nasdaq: MCEL - News), Ballard Power (Nasdaq: BLDP - News), FuelCell Energy (Nasdaq: FCEL - News), or Hydrogenics (Nasdaq: HYGS - News) should be public, either.
On Wednesday, Plug released its latest round of quarterly results. As usual, they were the opposite of what an investor usually wants to hear. The company lost money and saw its revenues cut by more than half. Expenses increased and cash burn accelerated year over year, and current shareholders were diluted out of another 7.5% worth of their ownership interest.
If any of this came as a surprise to investors, they have two people to blame. First, there are the overly optimistic Wall Street analysts, who predicted just a 10% decline in sales and a much narrower loss. But once they're finished cursing the analysts, investors should head to the nearest mirror, and blame themselves ... because they clearly didn't due their due diligence before investing in Plug.
What am I talking about? Well, I took a few minutes to leaf once more through Plug's most recent 10-K filing with the SEC and, in particular, through the "risks" section in which Plug outlines all of the reasons an investor should think twice before investing his or her life savings in the company. Here, for the benefit of those who haven't seen this before, are a few choice excerpts, with accompanying translations into English and bracketed context where necessary.
"We are a development stage company." Translation: We're an R&D shop. If you're looking for profits, look elsewhere.
If we are unable to develop... commercially viable ... products [in addition to GenCore], we will not be able to generate sufficient revenue to become profitable.
[Since setting up shop, we] have not achieved profitability in any quarter since our formation. ... [Instead, we] have incurred losses ... of $407.1 million ... and anticipate continued losses for at least the next several years.
There you have it, folks, in black and white. Plug Power laid out all the risks. If you were surprised by Wednesday's numbers, don't blame the company -- blame the analysts, and bookmark the SEC's website. A mistake is only really a mistake if you don't learn from it.
Fool contributor Rich Smith does not own shares of any company named above. One of his first calls on Motley Fool CAPS, on Aug. 21, was to rate Plug Power an underperformer. To date, this rating has beaten the S&P 500 by 14.45 percentage points.
I don't believe they got any depost (nor did I read about any request for one) from the Russians. I believe that's why they went to the deposit requirement for future deals. JMO