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1M my friend 1010000
where you been they just ran through 50M shares wit a ask of 1m...now 6M and climbing ...a never ending supply
the ask volume is simply defying gravity with all this volume
Must be some big rock those dumped shares we're hiding under...how many more under there?
If your in TTDZ you're stuck in this share selling molasses ... face it
Movie production, distribution or Collaborations? otherwise a beta dead end with not much to hope for IMO .... this is a Film or Television Production co, right?
right on ... everyone gets what they want ...now how will it play out
I guess it's just luck of the quick draw...I never stay in a stock past a day...start all over again the next
whatever ...although i disagree....don't miss the opportunities to flip the volatility and make money either direction
6-7.20 I would say parameters were defined by this mornings PR
woohoo love the volatility ...exactly what i live for
announcement of the offering and the reasons behind it, is like a 6-12month sentence to bad news; reporting date end of the quarter....best thing to do, make money on the way down - trade it a dozen times a day
If your in FBCD you're stuck... face it
If your in CAGR you're stuck... face it
To all those lacking common sense, hear my laugh
wait till retail gets involved during reg mkt hours ...woo hoo ...we got volatility
subject to market and other conditions ..fire sale prices to insiders
It has everything to do with the offering and the reason for the offering
Molycorp Unveils $200 Million Share, $100 Million Note Offerings;
By Saabira Chaudhuri
Molycorp Inc. (MCP) has unveiled a $200 million stock offering and a $100 million note offering as the company aims to raise proceeds to fund current capital needs, including expenditures at its Mountain Pass, Calif., rare-earth manufacturing complex.
Shares sank 8.7% to $8.06 in recent premarket trading. Through Tuesday's close, the stock has dropped 69% in the past 12 months.
The company has a market capitalization value of about $1.22 billion according to FactSet.
Observers have been hoping Molycorp will provide more details about cash requirements--in particular for the first half of 2013--and contracts linked to the company's roughly $1.25 billion modernization and expansion project at its Mountain Pass facility.
Costs tied to the project have run above Molycorp's targets, which led the company in August to raise capital. Though Molycorp ended the third quarter with $436 million in cash, some worry more capital will be needed as weak rare-earth prices weigh on operating cash flow.
The note offering pertains to convertible senior notes due in 2018.
Molycorp said it will also lend up to $40 million of its common stock to Morgan Stanley Capital Services LLC, and will receive a nominal lending fee that it will use for general corporate purposes. Under the lending agreement, Morgan Stanley will offer the shares in a public offering. Molycorp, which noted it entered into the share lending agreement to facilitate the note offering, won't receive any proceeds from the borrower shares offering.
Last month, Molycorp's board ousted President and Chief Executive Mark Smith, who led the company for more than five years, and named Constantine Karayannopoulos interim president and CEO. Mr. Karayannopoulos previously led Neo Material, a company Molycorp bought in June.
And earlier this month, Molycorp warned its 2013 revenue would fall short of expectations due to currently weak rare-earth prices and the increased production at the Mountain Pass complex.
Write to Saabira Chaudhuri at saabira.chaudhuri@dowjones.com
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(END) Dow Jones Newswires
January 23, 2013 07:38 ET (12:38 GMT)
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yea...we'll see
This is what happens when you're not sure of the outcome of a lawsuit and you think it wiser to put as much money in the pocket before the fiscal cliff hits ...yet dreamers will still be dreamers
Lmao ...looks like someone easily beat them to the punch ...as I've said its a very simple concept that a lot of people have thrown around Hollywood...its all just a beta gimmick and not much interest at that
Hey with such a sure court case ruling on the horizon shouldn't this be DOLLARS...lol
Ana Pastorfide, Brian Kistler thanks for the profits; thanks for helping cdft get to the 7's hasta la vista babies
Right after the Academy Awards ....lol but seriously no one agrees with my assertion an app of this nature is a gimmick and true movement will happen when / if there is serious film development and distribution; and you here what action has been taken to alleviate debt / how that one particular loan is panning out ...IMO
We had a total stockholders’ deficit of $1,534,480 as of May 31, 2012, and an accumulated deficit as of May 31, 2012 of $7,628,925.
We had $140,000 of net cash provided by financing activities for the six months ended May 31, 2012, which included $65,000 in convertible debt, $70,000 in other short-term debt (net) and $5,000 from the sale of common stock.
On May 11, 2012, we entered into an agreement with Coral Ridge Capital Partners, LLC (“CRCP”), under which , CRCP agreed to provide up to $300,000 in financing towards the production of the motion picture currently entitled “End of the Gun” (the "Picture"). The initial $100,000 was paid to us on June 12, 2012. The balance is due from CRCP within two weeks prior to the start of filming, provided that a completion bond is in place and we have received a commitment letter from a senior debt lender with respect to financing the balance of budgeted production cost. In consideration of CRCP’s investment, we agreed to pay CRCP a bonus of up to $50,000 and a minimum of 20% perpetual equity interest in the adjusted gross receipts of the subject motion picture. If the motion picture is abandoned, we are required to repay the CRCP for all funds actually paid to us, plus interest of 12% per annum.
I'll wait for the official ruling on the law from the judge
Like the move up ..just wish we had more volatility like the other day
judge will issue a ruling without that hearing convening [whereas struck means canceled hearing]...read the email ...still could go either way and pps indicates the uncertainty in the market regarding the strength of the case...IMO
The judge in the California action has struck today’s hearing on Playboy’s motion for preliminary injunction. As you may recall, we asked the court to deny the motion based upon the fact that all these issues should have been raised and decided in the Chicago action. Our counsel's suspision is that the judge in California agrees, and that is why he has struck the hearing since he can decide that issue as a matter of law rather than weighing the facts. However, we could be wrong.
Will let everyone knows once the judge issues his ruling!
Best Regards,
Iehab J. Hawatmeh
President/CEO
CirTran Corporation
4125 South 6000 West
West Valley City, Utah 84128
(801) 963-5112 Phone
(801) 963-8823 Fax
opposing attorneys will most likely milk this for as long as they can ...
wash rinse repeat ... the process continues
for some... not soon enough
commendable showing up at the courthouse to find out for yourself
...or CIRC Loses ...finish the sentence
Everybody here has a dream of hitting it BIG! Obviously you have folks that may have bought in at .0001-2 so they're up BIG ALREADY. Sometimes you have to take a chance and gamble on a company and right now this company has all it's ducks lined up legally for a HUGE win. We all need to be patient till that decision is made, or a settlement happens. Playboy NOW KNOWS they were in the wrong to look for a new beverage maker and distributor. May not be until after Feb. 7th?
Playboy NOW KNOWS they were in the wrong
solution; stop giving your money to them
no kidding ....taps
when you don't like the results, change accountants ...and keep changin'em ...and keep changin'em
there's a method to their madness all by design
I see that manipulated ask of .0002 designed to dump more 1's
I'm sure that's consolation for all those that hold those .005's 6's 7's 8's and 9's
4 years down ...and more to go ...yet i recv no thanks for my manipulation of the pps with my buying and selling blocks on a daily basis
never happen unless one for 1M
Relatively Good Performance Detected in Shares of Molycorp in the Diversified Metals & Mining Industry (MCP, SCCO, BHP, RIO, SLT)
7 hours 4 minutes ago - Financial News Network Online - News Corner via Comtex
Below are the top five companies in the Diversified Metals & Mining industry as measured by relative performance. This analysis was compiled based on yesterday's trading activity as we search for stocks that have the potential to outperform.
Molycorp (NYSE:MCP) ranks first with a gain of 3.54%;
Southern Copper (NYSE:SCCO) ranks second with a gain of 1.57%;
BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) ranks third with a gain of 0.38%.
Rio Tinto (NYSE:RIO) follows with a gain of 0.29%
Sterlite Industries India (NYSE:SLT) rounds out the top five
All it means is the judge will issue a ruling without that hearing convening...read the email ...still could go either way and pps indicates the uncertainty
The judge in the California action has struck today’s hearing on Playboy’s motion for preliminary injunction. As you may recall, we asked the court to deny the motion based upon the fact that all these issues should have been raised and decided in the Chicago action. Our counsel's suspision is that the judge in California agrees, and that is why he has struck the hearing since he can decide that issue as a matter of law rather than weighing the facts. However, we could be wrong.
Will let everyone knows once the judge issues his ruling!
Best Regards,
Iehab J. Hawatmeh
President/CEO
CirTran Corporation
4125 South 6000 West
West Valley City, Utah 84128
(801) 963-5112 Phone
(801) 963-8823 Fax