AAPL 166 green

VMW 84.90 rumble

ASYS 15.17

ESLR 13.55 hod

STP u/g 80, 69 here

CSIQ > 17

CSIQ > 17.3 p/m ico

CSIQ > 17

ICO raised to buy from neutral @ Sidoit

congrats

CTRP 61

lol.............

SPWR 130

BIDU 420

RIMM 131

NTES 23.95

BIDU 400 thankyou macau

EJ 34.50

SLT very nice jer

EDU > 92

SOHU > 52 w/h

http://seekingalpha.com/article/51338-chinacast-education-undiscovered-undervalued-underplayed

DSTI stay away imo

ALI ipo pricing tonight, anymore info here?

any ipo's today guys?

ISRG 332

MNST 38.7, JOBS 21.3

JOBS 22.8s chart standout

CHDX 34 break off ISRG strength

GAPPER QQQQ

SPWR 109

JOBS > 23

SPWR 100 new hundo kid

MBLX ico its got everything imo

pardon

MBLX A Boost for Bioplastics
By Toby Shute October 12, 2007
6 Recommendations
Metabolix (Nasdaq: MBLX) just seriously burned some short-sellers. On Friday, the company reported that its corn-based bioplastic resin, Mirel, has been found to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions over its complete life cycle. That's a refreshing contrast to corn-derived ethanol, which can boast no such claim.

Shares are leaping higher today, which would be almost inexplicable if not for the huge short interest in the stock. According to the latest short interest figures from the Nasdaq, more than 2 million shares were held short at the end of September. That's more than two weeks' worth of average trading volume.

I don't know what the shorts were thinking here. Metabolix, which has successfully defended its intellectual property against no less than Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG), is no pie-in-the-sky penny stock. Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE: ADM) is Metabolix's partner in this Mirel endeavor, which is the best partner you could possibly hope for when it comes to processing massive amounts of corn. Throw in a pristine balance sheet with more than $100 million in cash, and you're looking at an upstart with some real heft.

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HANS 66.49 new 52 w/h

MBLX, crude prices + CA ban = whole country will follow -
collaboration w/ADM corn based bioplastic - next wave jmho

http://sanfranciscobay.sierraclub.org/yodeler/html/2007/09/conservation9.htm