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You guys better hope I don't see the OTC update before you do -- I got plenty of powder to make this thing sing!
Janice, don't you have an email from OTC that contradicts this?
Getting pounded by Facebook
Par value: .01 !!!
I bet you are
Still on my 21s. Not selling until $60 pps :)
Awesome find. Screenshot it and pin it!!
*whoooooosh*
I was being sarcastic.
Just registering a quick account and hacking cambertires.com to verify the iHub post. No big deal.
A reply to his message: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=91696318
Probably because it's against the law to post about your companies impending merger with a public shell on an internet message board....?
If it's a scam I got the money to file a lawsuit. I'm sure you guys got a couple nickles sitting around to chip in.
http://www.politico.com/story/2013/09/janet-yellen-federal-reserve-96838.html
"House Financial Services Committee ranking member Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) organized a letter from House female members urging Obama to nominate Yellen. Though she made no mention of Yellen in a statement Sunday night, she said Obama was right to accept Summers’s withdrawal.
“The position of Fed chair is immensely important for our economy and the President has an opportunity to unify the country behind a candidate who understands the impact of the Federal Reserve’s policies on the middle class,” Waters said."
Too bad the head of the committee to vote on it doesn't support it at all.
If Maxine Waters (Head of Financial Services Committee) supports Janet Yelleb for Chair of Fed this is great news for Fannie Mae.
Maxine Waters is the rep who said last week that FnF needs to be reformed not dismantled in order to keep 30 year mortgages.
Great news!
Back in.
Zuckerberg's salary is already $1.
Sheryl's $300k salary is less than Senior Level Google Engineers.
Love the dreaming. I'm dreaming about a ticker change first ;)
Agree. I want proof.
Are you back in on the opening bell?
NEWS: Waters Preparing Alternative GSE Bill
Sep 12, 2013
(Mortgage Daily - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) --
http://www.menafn.com/097ef006-a4e5-44fe-907f-b1e9f982be77/Waters-Preparing-Alternative-GSE-Bill?src=main
http://news.silobreaker.com/waters-preparing-alternative-gse-bill-5_2267098996147224681
Nearly a decade ago, U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters called for less regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Today, the California Democrat wants to scale back plans to wind down the government-controlled enterprises.
In 2004, former Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight director Armando Falcon testified before Congress. OFHEO was a nearly powerless government agency that regulated the pair of secondary lenders.
At the hearing, Waters complained about the concerns over the government-sponsored enterprises. She questioned the need for nearly a dozen hearings on the matter when nothing was broken.
"Mr. chairman, we do not have a crisis at Freddie Mac, and in particular, at Fannie Mae, under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Frank Raines," Waters said at the hearing. "Everything in the 1992 act has worked just fine. In fact, the GSEs have exceeded their housing goals."
Waters instead suggested that the focus should be shifted from the GSEs to the regulator so that Fannie's and Freddie's affordable housing mission wasn't impeded.
"A mission that has seen innovation flourish from desktop underwriting to 100 percent loans," she said.
Nearly 10 years later, OFHEO has been replaced by a much more powerful Federal Housing Finance Agency, and Fannie and Freddie collapsed under the weight of the financial crisis in 2008.
So far, Fannie and Freddie have required $187 billion in government assistance -- though $125 billion in dividends has so far been earned by the Treasury Department -- and the Obama administration has vowed to shutter the two entities.
In June, the Housing Finance Reform and Taxpayer Protection Act of 2013, was introduced in the Senate, while GSE legislation was also introduced in the House.
But Waters isn't happy with the Republican-sponsored legislation in the House, which she calls "radical" and "not viable," according to a transcript of her speech at the National Association of Federal Credit Unions' 2013 Annual Conference. She spoke on Tuesday.
She opposes the House bill because it eliminates 30-year mortgages and hurts credit unions by creating a secondary market dominated by megabanks. She's also concerned about that it "severely undercuts the FHA" and would make government mortgage insurance an "administrative nightmare."
Additional concerns include the abolition of the Housing Trust Fund, which would eliminate the GSEs' role in multifamily housing, and cementing the government's implicit guarantee instead of shifting such expense to the market.
"Frankly, given that the Republican bill undercuts both homeownership and rental markets, I'm not sure where my Republican colleagues expect your members to live," she said.
Waters said that she has been working on an alternative approach that is consistent with principles established by House Committee Democrats.
"I hope to improve upon the bipartisan proposals being discussed by, for example, ensuring that your institutions have direct access to the secondary mortgage markets," Waters told credit union executives. "Once released, I strongly encourage you to share your comments about this forthcoming approach so that the debate is an informed one."
Oct 21st. D-Day. Get your tickets for the show!!!!
....or schools can just implement Google SafeSearch For Schools product? https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/186669?hl=en
So there's nothing annoying about having to go to ANOTHER website just to make a safe search?
See my reply.
GOOG has SafeSearch already: https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/510?hl=en
You too! Hope it's a filet mignon kinda weekend for you, sir!
You guys are getting played. Take 2 minutes to do your DD and ride it while you can, but don't be caught holding the bag on this one. Just my 2cents.
You mean like someone interested in manipulating the stock?
GOOGL isn't concerned with filtered search? Really?
What do you call this? https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/510?hl=en
I'm talking about a REAL update. You know, one where the supposed CEO says, "Yes, I released that update" -- not ones where he says, "No, I did not put that update out."
Also, do you think GOOG would buy a company that releases a PR that says "we are going to be bought anytime now" ?? HAHA. Never. Most M&A deals have term sheet that says "if you talk, we walk" -- so by him going to press is a red flag that he doesn't have CHIT.
So? You don't think GOOG couldn't build this in 2 months with their thousands of engineers? There isn't any IP here or crazy awesome team here that would attract GOOG.
This stock is being manipulated by a desperate CEO with his PR.
That's exactly what I said: "Nope, John Scott said he didn't put that out."
Nope, John Scott said he didn't put that out.
########NEWS#########
FROM 9 MONTHS AGO AND STILL NO UPDATE!!!!!!
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 11, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cal-Bay International, Inc. (Pinksheets:CBYI) today announced the definitive agreement between Cal-Bay and Cambertire has been completed.
Cal-Bay released the information today and reported the definitive agreement between the two companies has been executed.
A senior spokesperson for Cambertire announced during the management changes and consolidation between the 2 companies that Cambertire expects to make regular public announcements as to the company's expanding management team, business plan and growth along with current pending contractual negotiations worldwide for the company's patented exclusive tire design products.
- See more at: http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2013/01/11/516006/10017863/en/Cambertire-Cal-Bay-Complete-Execute-Definitive-Agreement.html#sthash.qBlzZan6.dpuf
News after hours yesterday too. Shorts saw the news and covered and longs see news as positive sign. Double effect.
It's a radical technology and takes years of testing to validate. That validation is picking up and could be right around the corner. Buy out soon after.
Definitely email or call John Scott. He's super receptive to these types of calls.