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Pink's on the move--AXTG up 69%, matt
TELC
Nice move on AXTG, daytrader. Looks like a "trend". LOL
Are you staying in?
Is there a chart, Clay, you could do on AXTG--up 68% today.
Bought some just last week at .24.
Thanks in advance
Nice chart on RFMD, Wang.
Sub penny play on Watrch
Thanks for the idea on AXTG, con. Up 60% and you posted here a few days ago at .23.
Thanks again
CPE chart looks real good. Great trend.
AACS, for the juicester
BGPT chart is the old BRGP
BRGP after reverse split
CHARTS--CPE, IWEB, BRCD, BRGP
IWEB
BRCD doing a nice trend off a bottom
BRGP
TMA, IWEB on bounce
IWEB
BRCD doing a nice trend off a bottom
Swing trade on IWEB, stockdawg. Looks good for a swing back to .15 from .08, IMO
IWEB
One more for you list, Raw
Stayed in the Bollinger Band
Goldman analysts: Credit crisis only halfway over
Goldman analysts predict that banks are only halfway through a 3-year credit cycle
NEW YORK (AP) -- Back in April, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein said that the credit crisis, if it were a football game, was "probably in the third or fourth quarter." Eight months later, Goldman analysts are saying the current credit cycle has only now reached half-time.
Investment research analysts at Goldman issued a report Monday that said banks are "only halfway through a three-year credit cycle" -- indicating how much more prolonged than predicted the industry's struggles will be.
Because there is no national precedent for the housing market downturn and ensuing collapse in credit, one must examine similarly large home price drops and unemployment spikes that happened on a regional basis, wrote the analysts, led by Richard Ramsden. In those cases, the report said, reserve building by banks lasted three years, with reserves to loans reaching 3 percent.
Now, about 18 months into the current crisis, the industry's reserves have doubled to 2 percent, and banks have taken half of the estimated $1.8 trillion in losses related to U.S. credit, the analysts said.
The report said that until now, current credit woes were driven by home price depreciation, but now the cycle is broadening and unemployment is replacing home prices as the "main loss driver."
Last Friday, the Labor Department reported that 533,000 jobs were lost in November -- the most in 34 years.
CROX up nicely today
CROX up
MOSH-holy moly
SRS-- buying on Monday
HSPO
Here is the chart, bobby. See what I mean?
O--they just filed for OTCBB too.
AXTG., bobby. Needs more volume...but at $.22., keep it on your watch list for a breakout at about .30 and 3-5 times the average daily volume. Flourescent lighting that dims is a great idea based on the light coming through the windows.
And the utilities are offering the big customers, like companies, full rebates.
Not too many shares either--about 62 million with no dilution over the past year.
Just keeping an eye on undervalued or interesting bottom plays so I can hop on quick.
CHK--whew
ABK
Bobby, it's hammer time here.
Keep an eye on this one. Over .30 and we have a breakout, IMO
Chartgs on HSPO and NSPT
WWEI chart
PAVC for a trade?
PURO chart looking strong. Reall y nice trend
You are welcome. I traded XTLB for two days--may get back in.
News on their cash position and their other drug with that partner would help.
Will be getting some AXTG today--check it out--green technology (automatic fluorescent light dimming based on light coming through windows and skylights--cool idea) and at its lows.
XTLB
FRPT chart
Charts-- UNG, XTLB, AXTG, CROX
CROX
I like the flow on PURO
SweeeeT XTLB on the move for a nice scalp
Been loving the action on XTLB, $brich$