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$MOLG- Scam bounce play with the counter clockwise swirl?
$GEVO- lmao, gurus everywhere pumping it as they "near break even".
Total revenues for the Q: $10.1million
Loss from operations: ~$9 million
Fair value non-cash credit due to toxic deals and share price collapse in Q3: nearly $10 million.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1392380/000156459014005535/gevo-10q_20140930.htm
I shit you not, I really don't think the majority of people trading are capable of reading a financial statement.
Pumpin' ain't easy bitches. These people pumping this trash to all their lemmings are shameless.
Funny thing is, it will probably continue to rise from here and all the clowns will want a cookie for their great call.
$CISG- People should notice the headline on Tuesday.
Over 5x avg volume today but no movement.
$clwt- looks kinda tasty for a Chiturd.
So I guess another acquisition and RS is in the cards in order to uplist?
Well done Bob May and cronies.
Ole Bobbie still holding at least one more disposal well picked up on the cheap...
$XUE- Not a stellar report after hours & poor Q4 guidance.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/xueda-education-group-reports-third-210500113.html
That said, stock already in the dumps.
$DL with a better report & better looking chart.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-distance-education-holdings-limited-220000613.html
$AMCO- agreed...I like it for a swing.
$GRO- If CFO resignation has people skittish then I see it as an opportunity. Lack of information abounds here...I even saw a recent SA article w/o any mention of PGG Wrightson. Lol, that's pretty much Agria but Lai must have some plans beyond that. There's also the Lebed taint as he pumped it in the past though I don't know why anyone would give that any relevance these days.
It trades with the Chiscam discount but is essentially a discounted purchase of PGG Wrightson with the wildcard being the Chinese element (mostly R&D) eventually doing something.
Regardless, PGW NZ mkt cap is nearly $300m USD w/ $GRO cap under $60 million despite owning over 50%. PGW pays a healthy dividend that Lai will maximize and likely look to increase in coming years.
Not saying $GRO deserves a market cap half of what PGG Wrightson has but the current situation seems to be an opportunity with some nice short-term upside. Given the run in the markets past 12 months, there aren't a lot of opportunities like this out there.
Maybe the catalyst for these Chiturds will be the fact that everything else seems overdone to the upside?
Wow, that is bad. You see what the seals been doing to the penguins? Too graphic to post here.
$GRO near 52-wk low as 51% owned PGG Wrightson trades near 52-wk high.
https://www.google.com/finance?q=NZE%3APGW&sq=pgg%20wrightson&sp=1&ei=VJBrVPikOsuFqQH13YDoDg
$AMCO- Yes, certainly a messy situation. Still question mgmt intent here.
Progess on AR collection, convertible note plans, clarify acquisition situation...they need to strike while they have market attention if they wanna pump this stock:)
$AMCO- I just saw that Draco filed for BK 11/13 to the acquisition must be off for good.
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=262164013
Stock trying to get going here.
Maybe someone in the area should drop by the offices...
$CHOP- antique sales and Eco-tourism going well?
Takes me back to Junior High...
$AMCO- that one reported .09 quarterly eps today and still came back down to .20-.21. I nibbled some .20-.21 but won't be surprised by further drop next week with so many frustrated holders now.
It's a Hanover deal- over 20 million shares issued to satisfy convertible debt this year.
Could move after churning through all of it as long as mgmt is done with those type of deals. Holders certainly seemed eager to dump into the liquidity. That is assuming it was a dump and not rampant shorting by someone that knows of future financing plans.
I believe Asher may have a small amount left to convert but dilution should be mostly done if they don't enter into more. Who knows their motive...they actually mentioned a bit more dilution in subsequent events of the 10-q despite the strong reported profits.
Messy situation- kinda like $FREE last year but I think worth watching.
Found this one on laser disc recently
$AMCO- Glanced at the filing and confident the action today is due to all the shares issued for convertibles this year (20+ million shares).
All the convertibles, coupled with the proposed acquisition (now on hold pending a court case) makes me wonder about mgmt intent.
If they show any interest in keeping a lid on the dilution & abandoning the acquisition entirely, this could be interesting from this .20 range. They need to collect on the AR as well but at least they've been able to get loans from Chinese banks.
Looks like most of shares the have already been issued for the convertibles...maybe a few left for Asher.
Has some churning to do but could move if mgmt done diluting. Obviously, these turds are strictly trades.
Thanks, maybe we can get a nice washout of some next week.
Solar names strong...could be beginning of some nice swings. realfast? Any color?
US-China clean energy deal, possible short term bottom in crude...what else?
Edit: Looks like many are reporting next week so probably best to wait.
Regardless of how BABA may appreciate, I have a tough time trusting Jack Ma after the Alipay fiasco. He didn't even inform Yahoo or SoftBank of the situation when he basically re appropriated Alipay personally to himself.
SoftBank and Yahoo had no choice to accept the resolution of being reimbursed when Alipay eventually goes public. Of course, he played some games initially in an attempt to get then to sell out but they held strong. With them holding the majority, they should have at least been aware of the situation.
He surrounds himself with people like the GA CEO at the time who reassured him that it was fine to screw foreign shareholders in his own national interest. Eventually, I think Ma just realized he'd benefit more by playing fair & growing the business.
I view this guy as a weasel and I think it's disgusting that America is so enamored by him. CNBC with the never ending pump session and never asking the tough questions in interviews (no surprise there).
Actions speak louder than words, especially when you're dealing with the Chinese CEO of a VIE . I think he has a bit more work to do.
$AMCF- I expect it will pop nicely on earnings again as the wholesale strategy that drove the huge y-o-y growth in Q2 (and massive spike) wasn't fully in place for all of Q3 LY.
This is assuming margins held up with falling oil prices.
Should be reporting within a week. As your chart shows, it gapped over 50% on day of report.
Stock not trading so heavy these days, good to see.
This is the only China clean energy/pollution play not moving.
I guess we can wallow in our FEEC a bit longer:(
$THTI- Pollution & nuclear theme seems to be hot.
Q3 guidance from the Q2 release in August:
BABA- they also removed the cancellation option for 11/11 this year to ensure a record day.
Interesting article. They are reporting this about a week late and are a bit misinformed in stating FEEC opened the plant. Nonetheless, awareness can't hurt.
Who's watching L2? Fun game proving TDA selling out retail to HFT going on here...
Letter Agreements
On November 3, 2014, the Company entered into a Letter Agreement with Michael R. McElwrath, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer (the “McElwrath Letter Agreement) and a Letter Agreement with Jennifer D. Whitley, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer (the “Whitley Letter Agreement”).
The McElwrath Letter Agreement provides that notwithstanding the terms of the Amended and Restated Employment Agreement effective as of October 10, 2011, by and between Mr. McElwrath and the Company (the “McElwrath Employment Agreement”), the payment of any lump sum amount in connection with the termination of Mr. McElwrath’s employment other than as a result of death, Disability or Cause (each as defined in the McElwrath Employment Agreement) or by Mr. McElwrath for Good Reason (as defined in the McElwrath Employment Agreement) shall be made to Mr. McElwrath on the employment termination date, rather than on the 10th day following the employment termination date. The McElwrath Letter Agreement further provides that for purposes of calculating any lump sum amount due to Mr. McElwrath in connection with such termination, the bonus that Mr. McElwrath was determined by the Compensation Committee of the board of directors of the Company (the “Compensation Committee”) to have earned or been entitled to (regardless of whether paid) during the immediately preceding twelve month period ending on the date of termination of employment shall mean and refer to $284,375, regardless of when actually paid, and regardless of whether more than twelve months have elapsed between the time the Compensation Committee determined that Mr. McElwarth had earned or been entitled to such bonus and the time of any termination of Mr. McElwrath’s employment in connection with a Change of Control.
$CHOP, and $SUTR for that matter...
Knowing what we know (& likely don't know), I can say the only Microcap US listed Chinese Steel sector stock I would feel okay about publicly endorsing here is $OSN.
Charts on the others might pop but I believe both to be frauds. As such, I likely won't ever mention them again.
It does seem, however, that many times the frauds move easier than the legit ones.
My indicators all lined up for a Utah victory tonight...
$HERB missed out on the pot stock rally thus far. Hmmmm...
Maybe this one wakes up today?
Link from prior post:
blogs.platts.com/2014/07/28/china-energy-sector/
Blog post from Platt's regarding the Enviro Energy/CNPC PSC that went south (probably better to be partnered with CUCBM here). Sheds some light on why demand may be high for an existing block as far along as Shouyang.
In all fairness, some measures have worked, such as government efforts to simplify the approvals process. Since May last year, smaller oil and gas projects no longer need to be sanctioned by the central government before commercial development can start.
“The central government has decentralized control and allowed provincial divisions to be engaged in regulating CBM development, compared with say, five years ago. …This makes [project] execution more convenient,” said another foreign CBM operator.
This is all the more advantageous because the nature of CBM dictates that more collaboration with local governments is beneficial to ongoing projects, said the operator.
“Because it is unconventional [gas] trapped within coal seams, there is a lot more engagement at the provincial level than there is with the central government,” he added.
However, the downside of decentralization of these processes means any company keen to get involved in a new project will find the bureaucracy difficult to navigate, the operator said.
“The hurdles have gotten worse, because now you’ve got to start at the provincial level and make your way to the central level to ever get anything approved. So from an execution standpoint, if you have a deal, it’s getting better. If you don’t and you want to do a new deal, in my view it’s impossible,” the operator said.
Not much in microcap land...but $USO taking a dump today anyway. $XLE got way ahead of itself IMO.