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Nothin, I vaped after that and relaxed. Are some breakfast for lunch and just looking for more good trades.
I sold my LATF today for some profits. Following nudedaq's blog.
Experian!? Ha! They're a joke. You're talking to someone that deals with risk management and credit analysis. The fact is that $LATF is legitimate
Hey bud, I couldn't resist this one. There are a few eyes on this. They're still waiting for this to break through .12 as a buy confirmation. But I think today is a good confirmation of the classic staircase build up. Look at the daily. Today was a chance for shorts to cover and longs to add to their position. Then look at the intraday 15 min chart with BB and 50SMA. Everything is pointing up.
Bought a few mill shares today. I'm looking to make a couple pennies here. Reason being that the market cap here is just way too low, volume is decent, and potential is most definitely there. This should at least hit .03 in a week or two IMO.
Come on man, no need to pour salt on the noobs' wounds. I appreciate the call on LATF yesterday. The trading was so predictable today. I bought at .118 in the AM and sold at .129 about 10 minutes after my buy. Made $500 in that small trade. So thank you. Just try to keep the professionalism you had a year ago. Your words were making more of an impact back then and it might be because of the way you presented yourself on boards.
I know you guys are gonna hate me for saying this, but I want you to know I'm a huge supporter of FNMA and FMCC.
I think Tomorrow we hit low $3. I'm looking at it from a chart reading stand point. I sold and am waiting for cheaper shares. Too many bears trying to ruin this parade by tomorrow. And not to mention the profit takers we'll see tomorrow too.
If you have a TDA account then check the top of the news feed to read Standard & Poor's press release concerning FNMA and FMCC:
The following is a press release from Standard & Poor's:
NEW YORK (Standard & Poor's) March 12, 2014--Standard & Poor's Ratings
Services said today that its ratings, including the senior debt ratings, on
Fannie Mae (AA+/Stable/A-1+) and Freddie Mac (AA+/Stable/A-1+) are unaffected
by U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Johnson (D-S.D.) and Ranking
Member Mike Crapo's (R-Idaho) announcement that they had reached an agreement
on a housing finance reform proposal--a key component of which is the goal of
winding down and ultimately eliminating Fannie and Freddie. They plan to
release the draft of their proposal in the coming days and move it to a vote
in the committee within weeks.
Our ratings on the debt of Fannie and Freddie rely on our assumption of an
"almost certain" likelihood of extraordinary government support from the U.S.
(see "Rating Government-Related Entities: Methodology and Assumptions,"
published on Dec. 9, 2010, on RatingsDirect). We do not view this announcement
as sufficient to change that assumption, for several reasons. One reason is
that the proposal, while apparently enjoying some bipartisan support, still
faces substantial legislative hurdles before becoming law, including passage
by the Senate Banking Committee, the Senate, the House of Representatives
(which has developed a competing proposal), and approval by the president.
We do not believe it is likely that all these hurdles would be crossed before
the 2014 midterm elections, the results of which could affect the likelihood
of the proposal being passed. In addition, if related legislation were passed
in 2014 or later, it is not clear that it would adopt the Johnson-Crapo
proposal without substantial revisions. Moreover, it is our understanding that
all legislative proposals that involve the eventual wind-down of Fannie and
Freddie propose to achieve this only over an extended period, generally at
least five years beyond the effective date of the legislation. Our ratings
generally do not attempt to gauge the likelihood of events that far in the
future.
Primary Credit Analysts: Matthew B Albrecht, CFA, New York (1) 212-438-1867;
matthew.albrecht@standardandpoors.com
Nikola G Swann, CFA, FRM, Toronto (1) 416-507-2582;
nikola.swann@standardandpoors.com
Devi Aurora, New York (1) 212-438-3055;
devi.aurora@standardandpoors.com
Carmen Y Manoyan, New York (1) 212-438-6162;
carmen.manoyan@standardandpoors.com
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Can't, I copied and pasted it from my TDA FNMA news feed through my iPhone. They don't supply a link.
The following is a press release from Standard & Poor's:
NEW YORK (Standard & Poor's) March 12, 2014--Standard & Poor's Ratings
Services said today that its ratings, including the senior debt ratings, on
Fannie Mae (AA+/Stable/A-1+) and Freddie Mac (AA+/Stable/A-1+) are unaffected
by U.S. Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Johnson (D-S.D.) and Ranking
Member Mike Crapo's (R-Idaho) announcement that they had reached an agreement
on a housing finance reform proposal--a key component of which is the goal of
winding down and ultimately eliminating Fannie and Freddie. They plan to
release the draft of their proposal in the coming days and move it to a vote
in the committee within weeks.
Our ratings on the debt of Fannie and Freddie rely on our assumption of an
"almost certain" likelihood of extraordinary government support from the U.S.
(see "Rating Government-Related Entities: Methodology and Assumptions,"
published on Dec. 9, 2010, on RatingsDirect). We do not view this announcement
as sufficient to change that assumption, for several reasons. One reason is
that the proposal, while apparently enjoying some bipartisan support, still
faces substantial legislative hurdles before becoming law, including passage
by the Senate Banking Committee, the Senate, the House of Representatives
(which has developed a competing proposal), and approval by the president.
We do not believe it is likely that all these hurdles would be crossed before
the 2014 midterm elections, the results of which could affect the likelihood
of the proposal being passed. In addition, if related legislation were passed
in 2014 or later, it is not clear that it would adopt the Johnson-Crapo
proposal without substantial revisions. Moreover, it is our understanding that
all legislative proposals that involve the eventual wind-down of Fannie and
Freddie propose to achieve this only over an extended period, generally at
least five years beyond the effective date of the legislation. Our ratings
generally do not attempt to gauge the likelihood of events that far in the
future.
Primary Credit Analysts: Matthew B Albrecht, CFA, New York (1) 212-438-1867;
matthew.albrecht@standardandpoors.com
Nikola G Swann, CFA, FRM, Toronto (1) 416-507-2582;
nikola.swann@standardandpoors.com
Devi Aurora, New York (1) 212-438-3055;
devi.aurora@standardandpoors.com
Carmen Y Manoyan, New York (1) 212-438-6162;
carmen.manoyan@standardandpoors.com
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(END) Dow Jones Newswires
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This needs to close > or = 3.57 for the longs
I'd like to see it close in the 8.30's... Good sign
Nothing
Can't wait for a nice $6-7 open. I'm holding until $15
It already went down. This articles explans why.
Don't ask me how, but my sources from the future have told me the bid for FU is at 12.61. Now, as for the exact date and time, I'm not able to give such information.
Couldn't agree with you more
HUGE!!
CBD Focused Medical Marijuana Bill to be Introduced in Alabama
http://www.thedailychronic.net/2014/27026/cbd-focused-medical-marijuana-bill-introduced-alabama/
there's going to be A LOT of buying today. Look at the pre market on all marijuana stocks... Doesn't matter which one... Everyone is trying to get a piece of the green pie
Nice find Doc
I took my profits
Glad a bought back in
Glad I held on to some shares ;)
Give me 8!!!!!!
Good, let me have'em...
If this goes to .08 then I'm buying ALL OF IT.
Riding the $FU train up to $7...
Who's profiting from my call on $FU earlier today?
Who's profiting from my $FU call up 10%?
$FU BUY. Low float, high volatility
$FU bouncing
$FU going to bounce after a long short attack
Go short somewhere else because this stock will burn you for holding short overnight
Filed last night:
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/131114/fu10-q.html
Legal action to be taken on Alfred Little for the defamation of FAB UNIVERSAL CORP.
Manipulative tactics like this should be illegal
Lots of fear mongering surrounding this stock. This is what I look for. Here I am now, bought 4500 shares and will keep accumulating at these levels. Current EPS and PE should put us at around $12 in 6 months if all things stay constant.
MONEY RUNNERS!
I hope some of you were able to catch my call on $JCP. The stock has made me some good money, hope it did the same for you.
I'm bringing back another stock for what I think will be another BIG RUN.... $FNMA. Per IR: FNMA will be releasing their earnings on or before Nov 12th. This could be one of the biggest runs of the year, seeing as how FNMA and FMCC are close to paying off their bail out debt.