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0.0015 wooooow nice
thanks,
but dont you think that putting out that R/S PR after houres is a good thing and not a pump/dump.
GLTA
congrats to everyone who made $$ today. i just have a question please. im not with or against the CO. but is it not good that the company put a PR today after houres saying that it will not R/S, i mean if it was pumping its own stock they could have put the PR during trading hours and that would have boosted the buying and the share price even higher !!!!! please let me know what you guys think
bought today 2.5 mill at 0.0005 and sold 1.5 at 0.0009, so im with 1 million free shares to play safe
yours
Ricardo Kaka
Senate passes $634B spending bill
Grants $25 billion in loans to auto industry and lets ban on offshore oil drilling expire. Bush expected to sign measure.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Automakers gained $25 billion in taxpayer-subsidized loans and oil companies won elimination of a long-standing ban on drilling off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts as the Senate passed a sprawling spending bill Saturday.
The 78-12 vote sent the $634 billion measure to President Bush, who was expected to sign it even though it spends more money and contains more pet projects than he would have liked.
The measure is needed to keep the government operating beyond the current budget year, which ends Tuesday. As a result, the legislation is one of the few bills this election year that simply must pass. Bush's signature would mean Congress could avoid a lame-duck session after the Nov. 4 election.
The Pentagon is in line for a record budget. In addition to $70 billion approved this summer for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Defense Department would receive $488 billion, a 6 percent increase. The spending bill also offers aid to victims of flooding in the Midwest and recent hurricanes across the Gulf Coast.
Such a huge bill usually would dominate the end-of-session agenda on Capitol Hill. But it went below the radar screen because attention focused on the congressional bailout of Wall Street.
The measure settles dozens of battles that have brewed for months between the Democrats who run Congress and the White House and its GOP allies.
The administration won approval of the defense budget. Democrats wrested concessions from the White House on $23 billion for disaster-ravaged states, a doubling of low-income heating subsidies, and smaller spending items such as $24 million more for food shipments to the elderly.
The loan package for automakers would reward them with $25 billion in below-market loans, costing taxpayers $7.5 billion to subsidize the retooling of plants and development of technologies to help U.S. carmakers to build cleaner, more fuel efficient cars. Companies would not have to begin repaying the loans for five years, drawing objections from Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., who predicted they would return for more help when the money is due.
Republicans made ending the coastal drilling ban a central campaign issue this summer as $4-plus per gallon gasoline stoked voter anger and turned public opinion in favor of more exploration.
The action does not mean drilling is imminent and still leaves the oil-rich eastern Gulf of Mexico off limits. But it could set the stage for the government to offer leases in some Atlantic federal waters as early as 2011.
Also in the bill is money to avert a shortfall in Pell college aid grants and solve problems in the Women, Infants and Children program delivering healthy foods to the poor.
In addition to the Pentagon's budget, there is $40 billion for the Homeland Security Department and $73 billion for veterans' programs and military base construction projects. Combined with the Defense Department's spending, that amounts to about 60 percent of the budget work Congress must pass each year.
Democrats came under criticism from the GOP for short-circuiting the normal process for a spending bill after it became clear that Republicans would force difficult votes on the drilling ban.
Democrats also wanted to avoid an election-year clash with Bush that would have played in his favor. They are willing to take their chances that Democrat Barack Obama will be elected president in November and permit increases for scores of programs squeezed by Bush each year.
Bush had threatened to veto bills that did not cut the number and cost of pet projects in half or cause agency operating budgets to exceed his request. Democrats ignored the edict as they drafted the plan and the White House has apparently backed down.
Taxpayers for Common Sense, a watchdog group, discovered 2,322 pet projects totaling $6.6 billion. That included 2,025 in the defense portion alone that cost a total of $4.9 billion. Critics of such "earmarks" promise to scrutinize them in coming weeks and months for links to lobbyists and campaign contributions.
thanks ANT :)
guys can someone help me please
my L2 is down and i have hit the ask at 0.0007 twice once for 390000 and once for 410000 shares but all i see is 0.0006
are the Market Monkeys mirror trading or what
can any one confirm my trades please at 7
thanks
surf im with you on that
it still has alot of room to run
look at rsi
i ment whoever sold at 0.0175.
nice call on that buy :) congrats
who ever sold will be sorry,
i loaded more at 0.019 thanks to whoever sold
my buy just went at 0.0035 550000
where did all the bashers go ???????? did you eat your toung ???
looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
oh yah and alot more by monday loooool
up up up up and up very fast
Boardmarks: 141
200 by monday ??????
nope was a fatfinger.
i think it will go higher than that imo
alot of Mirror trades
its goooooood
the news is on yahoo also. this is frekinng biggggggggggg
This could blow up$$$$$ on monday
congrats. to me and all that bought the stock
:)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/prweb/20080319/bs_prweb/prweb782754_1
can you tell me what the ask and bid is please
TIA :)
we closed at 0.0006 :(
thanks skully :)
good luck and take care :)
hi guys
i was just wondering if you guys can see a buy for 80000 shares at 0.001 ,i put in a test order and it took more than 5 minutes. but i dont know if they mirrored it. i dont have L2
TIA :)
long and strong GO INXR
looool thanks. i wish you the best in all your plays
mastershake
it seems that your the one who doesnt know what went on with USXP. i have been following that stock for mora than a year now and made alot of money off of USXP. this is not the right place to talk about USXP. and the only thing i said was i think INXR is better than USXP because of its share stucture, not to mention that INXR has an excelent product.
i dont know why you are pissed at me but if you would like to know about USXP, please visit http://usxp.proboards79.com/
and you will know the truth there
creppie.
Last year USXP ran to 0.04 on a 3.5-4 billion O/S. i think INXR will do alot better than what USXP ever did. IMHO
GLTA
i think we close higher than 0.0015
hi all,
this is my first post here on ihub, im in INXR @ 0.0005 and will be here for the long run and cant wait until monday. balamidas well said :)