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lexi,
i see by your last message 6908 this stock has left you speechless. Could not resist saying that - sorry.
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Just bought a nice bunch at .02. Say what you want but these prices are a steal if a maj cane hits NSMG territory.
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utvols - whats driving the break out - seriously - i own quite a few shares
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Excellent points Lexi. i was responding really to his statement of that everybody has a right to their opinion but how flawed that opinion could be.
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lexi,
Everyone has their right to make their opinon felt. It does not make them right. Many of these opinions are baseless and lack common sense. Here is what i posted back on 7/14 to you and so far that is exactly where the buy has been. These other folks just don't get it. If a major cat hits heart of NSMG territory and this stock will jump. If it does not jump, then i will concede their negatism, but till then - their talk is just trash talk.
Manchild to Lexi2007 on 7/14
Good buy to average down with what you already have. i do not see the base buy spread going lower than .025 - .035 through mid sept if there were no canes. However, with these lows and just the right cat canes we could all see a nice or outstanding return. As always, time will tell.
thanks for all your responses. The reason beople are buying like myself at lowest possible prices is that cane season is still very much upon us. Any serious cat storm in nsmg territory will be profitable. nsmg may be a lean dog now but it will fatten up if mother nature gives it some real meat to feed on during the upside. I agree if this does not happen by peak season (sept 11) this dog will get even leaner as we progress on the downside.
Hey Lexi, always a pleasure to hear from you. pps is down but accum is up. What does that tell us.
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thanks NYPD - MSG was deleted but thats ok - sometimes you just react and later you realize maybe you could have handled it better. But that guy is such a wise A$$. We are both talking about someone from a different board not NSMG - so our readers don't get offended including the twins.
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c'mon guys, one cane of the east coast that went nowhere and dolly in the texas/mexico wasteland. We have been stirred but this is no foot stomping, hand clapping revival time. You know we are overdue based on cane history and averages, and we got a week left in july and whole month of august before we peak by sept 11 - so tropic activity will increase. In fact most of you have been saying cane season does not really get underway until aug and here we are singing the blues. Lets let reason lead, not our emotions.
hunter - i see that. it may get close to cat 2 before landfall. not exactly NSMG territory but pull some business if enough damage is done. On the other question you were talking about, i really do not know any of the mgmt above myself. if i get to know - will try and do something for you.
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you can tell when 3 saints gets angry. he goes into his 3 year dirty laundry list and copies and then pastes it again to make look new. pathetic. This is the same person that tried to have us believe price would be sub penny back in november and intead it went up to .05 or higher for the next serveral months. Check the record. Let the facts speak for themselves.
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i agree with you 3 saints - let the facts speak for themselves. You have failed miserably to convince anybody of what you say and now this is your 3rd year of the same. Again, if anybody wants to know your track record they can just click on your name - you have left such a long trail of dirty laundry i hope nobody suffocates investigating. This is not a personal attach it is just your record of endless jargon that has not stood up to the test of time and reality.
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DERB,
What are you investing in these days thats making you money since you do not invest in this stock.
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Thanks littlefish - that was an excellent discouse on CV's, why their named, their origins, and long journeys they make to get here. Sounds like their the ones to watch as these CV's begin to roll out from Africa when things really heat up.
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I know you moved on but we miss you over there on NSMG. I'm very tired right now so what are CV's again and yes we got rest of July and alllll of August to go yet - oh yea.
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8pm update from accuweather
8pm update from accuweather
There is no one limiting your amount of posts with NSMG. Are you saying that you are restricted from posting more than 3 on any one IHUB board by IHUB management.
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Sound desparate 3 saints - now your going back to 2002. nsmg -ers are all here in 2008 looking at the tropics. activity picking up - get with it. wake up stop zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Besides the new offices added Texarkana and Atlanta area the others are listed as in
National Storm Management (PINKSHEETS: NSMG) is an expanding national construction company headquartered in Glen Ellyn, Illinois and providing storm restoration services in nine states. Its operating affiliates include: ABC Exteriors (Illinois and Indiana); Pinnacle Roofing (Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana); MSM Builders and Remodelers (Missouri); WRS, Inc (Minnesota); First Class Builders (Maryland); and First Class Roofing and Siding (Ohio). The company and its affiliates are recognized by all major insurance companies such as State Farm, Allstate, Farmers and others for storm related claims. The company is a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) and the Better Business Bureau. More information is available at www.nationalstorm.com.
11pm NOAA aircraft report
data from a NOAA P3 aircraft indicate that Dolly has not become any
better organized this evening. Indeed...the system probably
doesn't have a closed surface center right now. However...Dolly is
maintaining vigorous convection and the strongest winds...as
estimated by the SFMR...have increased to 45 kt. Since Dolly could
regenerate a center at any time...no good would be served by
hanging on a technicality.
The initial motion remains 305/12. Guidance suggests a temporary
increase in forward speed...perhaps due to the upper low to the
west of Dolly moving southwestward...enhancing the deep layer
easterlies. Dolly should continue toward the west-northwest south
of a mid-level ridge over Texas. By 72 hours...this ridge
weakens...and some of the guidance shows a slight northward turn in
the western Gulf. The official forecast shows more of a straight
line track but is still very close to the consensus of a very
tightly packed guidance envelope.
Shear associated with the upper low may be keeping Dolly from
organizing for now...but this should rapidly become a non-factor.
Once the system enters the Gulf of Mexico...all global guidance
suggests a very favorable environment for strengthening...with a
large anticyclone aloft...no shear...and warm Gulf waters. The
quantitative guidance is in pretty good agreement and the official
forecast blends the lgem...SHIPS...and GFDL. The intensity
forecast assumes that there will be some disruption of the system
over the Yucatan...which could be avoided if a center reforms to
the north within the deep convection. Interests in the western
Gulf of Mexico should monitor the progress of Dolly.
11pm NOAA aircraft report
data from a NOAA P3 aircraft indicate that Dolly has not become any
better organized this evening. Indeed...the system probably
doesn't have a closed surface center right now. However...Dolly is
maintaining vigorous convection and the strongest winds...as
estimated by the SFMR...have increased to 45 kt. Since Dolly could
regenerate a center at any time...no good would be served by
hanging on a technicality.
The initial motion remains 305/12. Guidance suggests a temporary
increase in forward speed...perhaps due to the upper low to the
west of Dolly moving southwestward...enhancing the deep layer
easterlies. Dolly should continue toward the west-northwest south
of a mid-level ridge over Texas. By 72 hours...this ridge
weakens...and some of the guidance shows a slight northward turn in
the western Gulf. The official forecast shows more of a straight
line track but is still very close to the consensus of a very
tightly packed guidance envelope.
Shear associated with the upper low may be keeping Dolly from
organizing for now...but this should rapidly become a non-factor.
Once the system enters the Gulf of Mexico...all global guidance
suggests a very favorable environment for strengthening...with a
large anticyclone aloft...no shear...and warm Gulf waters. The
quantitative guidance is in pretty good agreement and the official
forecast blends the lgem...SHIPS...and GFDL. The intensity
forecast assumes that there will be some disruption of the system
over the Yucatan...which could be avoided if a center reforms to
the north within the deep convection. Interests in the western
Gulf of Mexico should monitor the progress of Dolly.
looks like you are absolutely correct. i compared the loop path to a regular map of yutican pensisula and it looks like its gong right through the open gap. it must have taken a more north west turn. This could make for a much stronger cane especially if it slows down as one forcaster said. lets see if the 8 or 11 pm forecasters confirm this.
Manchild
Dolly to slow down in GOM and strengthen. Some models have hurricane status. Below is a snippet of latest forecast:
When Dolly reaches the Gulf of Mexico it is likely to find itself beneath a large upper-level anticyclone...so conditions appear conducive for strengthening over the very warm Gulf waters. The official intensity forecast is close to the SHIPS model solution of a strong tropical storm over the western Gulf...although the GFDL forecast of a hurricane in that area is certainly possible.
Dolly to slow down in GOM and strengthen. Some models have hurricane status. Below is a snippet of latest forecast:
When Dolly reaches the Gulf of Mexico it is likely to find itself beneath a large upper-level anticyclone...so conditions appear conducive for strengthening over the very warm Gulf waters. The official intensity forecast is close to the SHIPS model solution of a strong tropical storm over the western Gulf...although the GFDL forecast of a hurricane in that area is certainly possible.
Bob,
I don't see you pumping cat 5. In fact i only saw one place tpday where you mentioned it and you had the chart that showed up to 135 mph winds. You said that was scary - hey - when you see some like that - thanks for posting it - i want to be in the know as a cane investor. I have also appreciated most of your past comments - keep up the good work.
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hey fork,
Tropics getting active-i'm with you - locked and loaded for action - GO NSMG. Bought over 20000 at today's low.
Manchild
11am friday 7/18 update
As of 11:00 a.m. EDT, Tropical Storm Bertha was located near 36.2 north, 52.3 west, or about 740 miles northeast of Bermuda. Bertha has maximum sustained winds of 65 mph. The storm has a minimum estimated central pressure of 995 millibars, or 29.38 inches of mercury, and is moving northeast at 18 mph. Bertha is a strong tropical storm, but no drastic change in strength is likely over the next day or two as Bertha will encounter a little more shear and cooler ocean water temperatures. Bertha will continue to pick up speed this weekend as it encounters increasing westerlies and accelerates to the northeast across the northern Atlantic while becoming extra-tropical.
Our eyes turn toward the southeast Caribbean as we monitor an area of low pressure located near 70 west and 19 north. It is moving to the west at around 20 knots and is causing an increasing area of showers and thunderstorms across the southeast Caribbean. Warm waters and low shear in its path could allow for intensification into a tropical depression or tropical storm over the next day or two, but its fast forward speed and closeness to the South American coast will be limiting factors in the short term. Once it gets into the western Caribbean and farther away from South America tonight and Saturday, there could be a more pronounced or rapid development. It should head toward Central America or the Yucatan Peninsula later in the weekend then perhaps into the southwest Gulf next week.
There is an area of low pressure spinning off the Southeast coast of the United States east of Jacksonville, Fla. It became better organized throughout the day Thursday. There is a shear zone east of the center and a swath of dry air to the west. However, this system is right where it has to be to develop and indeed it could do so. Since it does exhibit some tropical and non-tropical characteristics at this time, it is conceivable it will become a subtropical depression or subtropical storm over the next 24 to 48 hours, as long as it remains over water. We expect this feature to drift to the north or northeast through the weekend and it will bring increasing wind, rain and surf to the Southeast coast.
Elsewhere, there is a tropical wave along 47 west tracking west at 15-20 mph that will continue to be watched over the next few days. Currently, it has no deep convection associated with it.
By AccuWeather.com Meteorologists Matthew Rinde
manchild
ready and loaded. i love it when we get these lows to buy before some real action.
Manchild
Events are heating up - tropics getting active and this weekend may get very interesting as we go into next week. This map shows several area of tropical development and may affect Gulf area and east coast. Some are saying hurricane by early next week. That events could change quickly. Let the bashers bash but i hope everyone is loaded on their cane stocks.
Manchild
the only stuff you guys are digging is the same manure that has been out there for years. Quoting years of 2004 and 2006 - what a joke. Get real.
that news is as old as hurricane katrina and related to it and under their previous name NLST. This will have zero effect on this stock as that news has been out there for years and nothing to it.
Manchild
Good buy to average down with what you already have. i do not see the base buy spread going lower than .025 - .035 through mid sept if there were no canes. However, with these lows and just the right cat canes we could all see a nice or outstanding return. As always, time will tell.
Check out these tropical waves. 2 not named yet. Something is going on.
The yellow dashed lines are tropical waves
The brown area is the Saharan Air Layer/dust - the darker the color, the drier the air
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Glad you bought in at a great buy. NSMG is down in the same ratio as most other cane stocks. This stock does not need a massive hurricane to hit Miami to move up - just a maj cat to seriously threathen gulf anywhere from louisiana to atlanta Ga - selah. You know that else you would not have bought in.