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Have you tried any of the KRED products?
Brace yourselves for the huge KRED dump!
CWNM Medical Marijuana video chart
What is your opinion on the recent news out on CWNM?
How many products is CWNM currently developing to be sold in the marijuana market?
What type of advantage does CWNM have over other marijuana stocks?
CWNM seems to have a lot of potential.
Is anyone expecting major news on IDCC in 2014?
I highly doubt the selling is anywhere close to being done. In my opinion you will probably see a strong sell off on AAPL for the rest of the week. The company will need a strong catalyst to turn this around...
Do you think JCP could be headed for bankruptcy? How does management plan on turning the company around?
I based that post on news articles I've read about JCP that claim their holiday earnings were weak.
Woulfe Announces $4.0 Million Convertible Debt Offering; Filing of Application for Listing of Common Shares on CSE; Closing of $350,000 Loan
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/woulfe-announces-4-0-million-140500368.html
Woulfe Announces $4.0 Million Convertible Debt Offering; Filing of Application for Listing of Common Shares on CSE; Closing of $350,000 Loan
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/woulfe-announces-4-0-million-140500368.html
BBRY needs to develop a revolutionary new product.
JCP needs to drastically reduce top executive pay. In my opinion the fat cats in upper management should not be receiving the outrageous amounts of compensation. The company needs to cut out all of the private jets and lavish spending for top executives at the company. JCP really needs to get with the program. Otherwise the company is going to go bankrupt. The clock is ticking and the company is bleeding red every day. The time frame for turning the company around is running out...
AAPL should have put Steve Jobs in cryonic suspension immediately upon his death. He was only 56 years old.
Had he lived another 20 years I believe he would have helped Apple develop another revolutionary product. Perhaps he left several blueprints with the company on ideas he had before passing away.
What's causing the heavy sell off on DEJ recently? Why did the company issue 7 million shares of dilution at a measly .11 cents per share?
7 million shares at a price of C$0.11 per share.
Dejour Closes C$770K Infusion
Vancouver BC, January 21, 2014 – Dejour Energy Inc. (NYSE MKT: DEJ / TSX: DEJ), an independent oil and natural gas exploration and production company operating in North America's Piceance Basin and Peace River Arch regions, announces that it closed a non-brokered private placement, subject to a Canadian regulatory hold period of 4 months, for 7 million shares at a price of C$0.11 per share.
There is too much uncertainty surrounding JCP and the future of the company. For starters the company should stop paying such an outrageous amount of compensation to their CEO for minimal results. In my opinion JCP needs to hire a new management team that has an outstanding work ethic and pay them a reasonable amount of compensation based on the results they achieve.
Colombia Plans Raid to Seize FARC Rebels’ Tungsten Mine
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-12-27/colombia-plans-raid-to-seize-farc-rebels-tungsten-mine.html
Colombia Plans Raid to Seize FARC Rebels’ Tungsten Mine
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-12-27/colombia-plans-raid-to-seize-farc-rebels-tungsten-mine.html
BBRY needs a powerful catalyst to help turn the company around.
I think there is a strong possibility that the BBRY stock price could dip below $5 in the near future.
Will BBRY be able to successfully compete against Apple and Samsung in the not too distant future?
Do you think year end tax loss selling will cause the BBRY price per share to drop below the $5 range?
Perhaps you should read the recent news that was released on FNMA during afterhours yesterday. This is horrible news for FNMA & FMCC shareholders. I bet a lot of them will be running for the hills once this news circulates and sinks in with investors. Right now a lot of them are still flying high up in the clouds with grandeur fantasies. This might bring them back down to reality.
Freddie, Fannie Recapitalization Plan Rejected
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/freddie-fannie-recapitalization-plan-rejected-220021240.html
US rejects Fairholme's proposal to recapitalize Fannie, Freddie
Fannie and Freddie, which own or guarantee about two-thirds of all U.S. home loans, were seized by the government at the height of the financial crisis as mortgage losses threatened their solvency.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have said they are intent on winding down the companies to ensure taxpayers will never be on the hook for big mortgage losses again.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/21/fannie-freddie-whitehouse-idUSL4N0J60QG20131121
Must Read! ~ FNMA & FMCC Due Diligence ~ Just imagine what will happen when this bloated debt bubble finally pops. After the FED stops printing $85 billion dollars per month in funny money to create an artificial demand for mortgages.
The Federal Reserve Is Making A Big Mistake
From QE 1 through QE 3 as of now the Federal Reserve has increased its balance sheet from $900 billion to $3.7 trillion today. Here is a primer on the mechanics. The Fed currently purchases $40 billion in mortgage backed securities and $45 billion in treasuries each month. The Fed has no excess money or reserves…..so they simply fire up the printing presses and print out of thin air $85 billion of new money each and every month. This is money that goes directly into the money supply. Nobody knows the ultimate denouement of money printing on this scale. Germany tried “abnormal” money printing in the early 1920’s after W.W. I and the result was hyperinflation, collapse of the German economy, and the rise of Hitler.
This artificial demand for mortgages and U.S. Treasuries by all means is the lynchpin to keeping rates low.
The low mortgage rates have indeed spurred the housing market. But that too is to some extent artificial. There are still various mortgage programs, like FHA, (Federal Housing Administration) where only a 3 percent down payment is required. Fannie Mae has a three percent down offering as well. FHA standards have been so lax and defaults so high that the agency is now basically bankrupt. They have had to raise insurance premiums to borrowers so high that the products they offer now are often more expensive than many of the conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages. Where would the housing market be without mortgages of lax underwriting standards? Where would housing be without government subsidy welfare HAMP and HARP which offer lower rates and principal reductions to defaulted borrowers? How many millions of the home purchases over the last four years have been by investment group’s bottom fishing rather than real underlying demand by owner occupied dwellers? Has anyone considered that if there are real buyers out there, with a real cash to make meaningful down payments then a hundred basis point (one percent) increase in rates shouldn’t matter very much? Maybe the price of some houses would come down to compensate for the higher rates. There are so many asterisks next to the housing recovery I wonder where the truth really lies.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/richardfinger/2013/09/20/the-federal-reserve-is-making-a-big-mistake/
The United States federal government currently has over $17 trillion dollars in debt with $126 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
There will be over $20 trillion in debt and around $155 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities by 2017 according to the US debt clock.
In my honest opinion the last thing our government wants to do right now is give up their massive dividend payments from the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac conservatorships.
They need to use these funds to begin paying down the national debt. If this debt bubble pops their could be a total economic collapse. Bringing down Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the entire financial system. It would be irresponsible for congress to not begin paying down the debt with these dividend payments. They are running out of time. Interest rates will eventually go up.
The massive debt is the result of reckless out of control spending.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_takeover_of_Fannie_Mae_and_Freddie_Mac
http://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html
FNMA & FMCC Due Diligence ~ Just imagine what will happen when this bloated debt bubble pops for real. After the FED stops printing $85 billion dollars per month in funny money to create artificial demand for mortgages.
The Federal Reserve Is Making A Big Mistake
From QE 1 through QE 3 as of now the Federal Reserve has increased its balance sheet from $900 billion to $3.7 trillion today. Here is a primer on the mechanics. The Fed currently purchases $40 billion in mortgage backed securities and $45 billion in treasuries each month. The Fed has no excess money or reserves…..so they simply fire up the printing presses and print out of thin air $85 billion of new money each and every month. This is money that goes directly into the money supply. Nobody knows the ultimate denouement of money printing on this scale. Germany tried “abnormal” money printing in the early 1920’s after W.W. I and the result was hyperinflation, collapse of the German economy, and the rise of Hitler.
This artificial demand for mortgages and U.S. Treasuries by all means is the lynchpin to keeping rates low.
The low mortgage rates have indeed spurred the housing market. But that too is to some extent artificial. There are still various mortgage programs, like FHA, (Federal Housing Administration) where only a 3 percent down payment is required. Fannie Mae has a three percent down offering as well. FHA standards have been so lax and defaults so high that the agency is now basically bankrupt. They have had to raise insurance premiums to borrowers so high that the products they offer now are often more expensive than many of the conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages. Where would the housing market be without mortgages of lax underwriting standards? Where would housing be without government subsidy welfare HAMP and HARP which offer lower rates and principal reductions to defaulted borrowers? How many millions of the home purchases over the last four years have been by investment group’s bottom fishing rather than real underlying demand by owner occupied dwellers? Has anyone considered that if there are real buyers out there, with a real cash to make meaningful down payments then a hundred basis point (one percent) increase in rates shouldn’t matter very much? Maybe the price of some houses would come down to compensate for the higher rates. There are so many asterisks next to the housing recovery I wonder where the truth really lies.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/richardfinger/2013/09/20/the-federal-reserve-is-making-a-big-mistake/
The United States federal government currently has over $17 trillion dollars in debt with $126 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
There will be over $20 trillion in debt and around $155 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities by 2017 according to the US debt clock.
In my honest opinion the last thing our government wants to do right now is give up their massive dividend payments from the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac conservatorships.
They need to use these funds to begin paying down the national debt. If this debt bubble pops their could be a total economic collapse. Bringing down Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the entire financial system. It would be irresponsible for congress to not begin paying down the debt with these dividend payments. They are running out of time. Interest rates will eventually go up.
The massive debt is the result of reckless out of control spending.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_takeover_of_Fannie_Mae_and_Freddie_Mac
http://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html
Huge catalyst for the WFEMF share price:
1. Finalize the strategic agreement & joint venture partnership with Warren Buffett's company IMC which is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.
http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/1066208-tim-travis/759521-woulfe-completing-buffett-deal-to-start-tungsten-mine-in-july-bloomberg
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/12/why-warren-buffett-is-loading-up-on-tungsten
http://www.moneyweek.com/investments/commodities/industrial-metals/warren-buffett-investing-in-tungsten-22500
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/video-why-warren-buffett-likes-tungsten/article4171802/
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-19/woulfe-completing-buffett-deal-to-start-tungsten-mine-in-july.html
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
Huge catalyst for the WFEMF share price:
1. Finalize the strategic agreement & joint venture partnership with Warren Buffett's company IMC which is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.
http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/1066208-tim-travis/759521-woulfe-completing-buffett-deal-to-start-tungsten-mine-in-july-bloomberg
http://www.resourceinvestor.com/2012/06/12/why-warren-buffett-is-loading-up-on-tungsten
http://www.moneyweek.com/investments/commodities/industrial-metals/warren-buffett-investing-in-tungsten-22500
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/video-why-warren-buffett-likes-tungsten/article4171802/
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-19/woulfe-completing-buffett-deal-to-start-tungsten-mine-in-july.html
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Canadian Insider, Massive Insider Buying
http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?ticker=wof
Oct 22/13 Oct 21/13 Constable, David Wayne Direct Ownership Common Shares 51 - Exercise of options 250,000 $0.110
Oct 21/13 Oct 15/13 Icke, John Robert Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 3,000,000 $0.135
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Warrants 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053 $0.100
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.120
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.100
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Canadian Insider, Massive Insider Buying
http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?ticker=wof
Oct 22/13 Oct 21/13 Constable, David Wayne Direct Ownership Common Shares 51 - Exercise of options 250,000 $0.110
Oct 21/13 Oct 15/13 Icke, John Robert Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 3,000,000 $0.135
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Warrants 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053 $0.100
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.120
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.100
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
The Federal Reserve Is Making A Big Mistake
From QE 1 through QE 3 as of now the Federal Reserve has increased its balance sheet from $900 billion to $3.7 trillion today. Here is a primer on the mechanics. The Fed currently purchases $40 billion in mortgage backed securities and $45 billion in treasuries each month. The Fed has no excess money or reserves…..so they simply fire up the printing presses and print out of thin air $85 billion of new money each and every month. This is money that goes directly into the money supply. Nobody knows the ultimate denouement of money printing on this scale. Germany tried “abnormal” money printing in the early 1920’s after W.W. I and the result was hyperinflation, collapse of the German economy, and the rise of Hitler.
This artificial demand for mortgages and U.S. Treasuries by all means is the lynchpin to keeping rates low.
The low mortgage rates have indeed spurred the housing market. But that too is to some extent artificial. There are still various mortgage programs, like FHA, (Federal Housing Administration) where only a 3 percent down payment is required. Fannie Mae has a three percent down offering as well. FHA standards have been so lax and defaults so high that the agency is now basically bankrupt. They have had to raise insurance premiums to borrowers so high that the products they offer now are often more expensive than many of the conventional Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages. Where would the housing market be without mortgages of lax underwriting standards? Where would housing be without government subsidy welfare HAMP and HARP which offer lower rates and principal reductions to defaulted borrowers? How many millions of the home purchases over the last four years have been by investment group’s bottom fishing rather than real underlying demand by owner occupied dwellers? Has anyone considered that if there are real buyers out there, with a real cash to make meaningful down payments then a hundred basis point (one percent) increase in rates shouldn’t matter very much? Maybe the price of some houses would come down to compensate for the higher rates. There are so many asterisks next to the housing recovery I wonder where the truth really lies.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/richardfinger/2013/09/20/the-federal-reserve-is-making-a-big-mistake/
The United States federal government currently has over $17 trillion dollars in debt with $126 trillion in unfunded liabilities.
There will be over $20 trillion in debt and around $155 trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities by 2017 according to the US debt clock.
In my honest opinion the last thing our government wants to do right now is give up their massive dividend payments from the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac conservatorships.
They need to use these funds to begin paying down the national debt. If this debt bubble pops their could be a total economic collapse. Bringing down Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the entire financial system. It would be irresponsible for congress to not begin paying down the debt with these dividend payments. They are running out of time. Interest rates will eventually go up.
The massive debt is the result of reckless out of control spending.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_takeover_of_Fannie_Mae_and_Freddie_Mac
http://www.usdebtclock.org/index.html
WFEMF ~ Canadian Insider Woulfe Mining Insider Buying
http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?ticker=wof
Oct 22/13 Oct 21/13 Constable, David Wayne Direct Ownership Common Shares 51 - Exercise of options 250,000 $0.110
Oct 21/13 Oct 15/13 Icke, John Robert Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 3,000,000 $0.135
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Warrants 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053 $0.100
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.120
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.100
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Canadian Insider Woulfe Mining Insider Buying
http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?ticker=wof
Oct 22/13 Oct 21/13 Constable, David Wayne Direct Ownership Common Shares 51 - Exercise of options 250,000 $0.110
Oct 21/13 Oct 15/13 Icke, John Robert Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 3,000,000 $0.135
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Warrants 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053
Sep 24/13 Sep 17/13 Korea Zinc Company Ltd. Direct Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 3,133,053 $0.100
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.120
Sep 16/13 Sep 16/13 Dundee Corporation Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 10,000,000 $0.100
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Big Money is Attracted to Tungsten
http://tungsteninvestingnews.com/2226-why-big-money-is-attracted-to-tungsten.html
Tungsten is a metal that is critical to modern life, but until now it has largely remained below the investment radar. However, when a legendary investor such as Warren Buffet- or at least a firm in which he has major stakes- invests in a tungsten project, the metal is bound to become a subject of growing interest.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Why Big Money is Attracted to Tungsten
http://tungsteninvestingnews.com/2226-why-big-money-is-attracted-to-tungsten.html
Tungsten is a metal that is critical to modern life, but until now it has largely remained below the investment radar. However, when a legendary investor such as Warren Buffet- or at least a firm in which he has major stakes- invests in a tungsten project, the metal is bound to become a subject of growing interest.
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF ~ Time to "Back Up the Truck" on Woulfe Mining Stock!
Dundee Corporation (Ned Goodman) has invested in over 50,000,000 shares of Woulfe Mining, they have secured for themselves a place on the board of directors, and a position of power in this company. In order to turn the company around and help Woulfe Mining estabilish a unique World Class Tungsten Mine. They know the potential of massive profits to be made for many years from the tungsten mine is worth the risk. They were aware of the financial situation for quite some time and have the ability to provide the funds required in the short term or longer term. Will they allow this to fail and lose their invested capital? Do you really think they are so dumb that they would have purchased an additional 10,000,000 plus shares a few months ago without any foresight?
http://canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=WOF+%7C+Woulfe+Mining
In my honest opinion WFEMF could easily go down in history as one of the greatest comeback stories of all time in the junior mining sector.
Once they turn this ship around it will be nothing but blue skies and smooth sailing.
Cheers!
http://mininghalloffame.ca/inductees/2011-2014/ned_goodman
Definition of 'Back Up The Truck'
Slang that refers to the purchase of a large position in a stock or other financial asset by an investor or trader. Typically, when someone is willing to back up the truck on a financial asset, this implies that they're extremely bullish on that asset's performance.
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/backupthetruck.asp
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/