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more smarts and less emotions and outside pumping:))
again...IMHO
Kiplinger Letter (Vol. 85, No. 19) states that the threat of increased food rioting is a major security worry in many countries. Adds that high food cost may push 100 M more people into poverty.
I have a farm and am growing a big garden for myself, family, and to share...
That's the key... low float... no additional shares they can pull out of their endless buckets, a concentrated strike on concentrated number of stocks, good buzzzzz, and out before the light turns red:)))
IMHO:))
ANGO, BGP, ETFC, EPIX, SNG, ROX...TO NAME A FEW.
Would play more if I find them... or you find them. I got in at good points on all of these.
I'm in:))
If you watch we loose a few from the frustration I just described. I am already more conservative due to SYDI, GLCP, and QDEC. I'm out of one because it was so diluted and didn't realize SYDI was so diluted. Now GLCP is more diluted. Better to get in... up.... and out before MM's and companies can hurt traders....
IMHO
I would have liked to but have not learned how to short stock yet:))
I agree.
Seems like we have too many runners per day and what starts running one day is forgottent he next day. I'm in...
I hope you are correct, too. I thionk someone on the GLCP board is also going to call and ask for an email to verify...
Thanks!
wonder which is correct.
but I found this from you...Posted by: koda02
In reply to: None Date:5/21/2008 12:46:17 PM
Post #of 6826
From 2 days ago i found this
Posted by: lgb59
In reply to: uranium-pinto-beans who wrote msg# 28516 Date:5/19/2008 11:15:11 AM
Post #of 28873
GLCP Share structure just updated as of today!!! Awesome floater!!!
Posted by: BradL45
In reply to: None Date:5/19/2008 11:05:03 AM
Post #of 6532
TA Update.
No change to the #'s in the ibox EXCEPT they quoted 1.5 billion in the a/s vs 1.6 billion in the ibox.
FLOAT = 221,625,819
No updates pending
This was on GLCP's site.
It seems this person is on there with a lot of comments that can be taken negatively:
Posted by: righty
In reply to: None Date:5/21/2008 12:37:04 PM
Post #of 6825
bad news folks
deb at the transfer agents reports
OS-1,044,175,871
Saw the same info on RPDI's last huge bounce on few trades on another site. It was $$$!!
Hope that happens now:)
RPDI....go Baby go!!!
Would like to play today but have $$$ tied up in SYDI and GLCP:(((
sent a PM to Wang
Hey neighbor!! Well, kind of close... closer that most:))
consolidation over and time to push to the next level!!
how do I get to ADTJ's chart?? And thanks!
I'm from Kentucky and Big Brown has won the KY Derby and the Preakness. If he wins the Belmont we have the first new triple crown winner in over 30 years. And, the second in history to be undefeated!!!
Mick,
If you have time could you TA ADTJ?? and SYDI??
To Chap and all:))
I think this would be a good day to put this board in the #1 position, too!!!
* Sound of bell ringing!!!*
three minutes till post time and GLCP is BIG BROWN!!!!
Thanks for the info:)
I think it is time to start the GLCP BUZZZZZ and rock and roll!!!
So stay away from ITLV???
Also regarding NEXC from another site (I have not confirmed source but sense it is legit)
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On May 19, 2008, the Company announced, for the first time, that it had an obligation to repay $30 million of financing it obtained in connection with the Company's acquisition of Great American Cookies. The Company did not disclose this obligation when incurred. The Company also recently disclosed that a "going concern" qualification to its financial statements was appropriate as of the time the Company filed its annual report for fiscal 2007. These adverse announcements caused the value of NexCen's stock and options to fall dramatically.
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Regarding NEXC
From Yahoo finance...
Portfolio.com
Fashion's Bright Idea Dims
Tuesday May 20, 8:00 am ET
In theory, NexCen Brands is a brilliant business model: a portfolio of fashion and retail brands that can be leveraged by a savvy finance company.
And it is headed by an innovative executive: Robert D'Loren, who helped Bill Blass and Oscar de la Renta raise money by bundling their trademarks and licensing revenue to back bonds. D'Loren was once described as the Michael Milken of fashion securitization.
Yet his brilliant plan, as the British would say, has now gone all pear shaped.
NexCen, which owns Bill Blass, Athlete's Foot, Waverly, and other brands, has warned that it may not survive.
The problem is that the company faces a $30 million debt payment by October 17, stemming from its January acquisition of the Great American Cookie Co. Given the current credit market, that will be difficult. "These features of the January 2008 amendments…have raised significant concerns about the company's liquidity and capital resources," NexCen said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Shares of NexCen plunged 85 percent on Monday.
The company says it is exploring the possible sale of one or more of its businesses, among other options, and is holding discussions with its lender.
Vicki Young of Women's Wear Daily says that the Blass and the Waverly brands were the most likely to be sold quickly to raise cash, adding that Tharanco and NRDC Equity Partners are being seen as possible buyers of Blass.
Michael Barbaro of the New York Times notes that "the troubles at NexCen have riveted New York's fashion community, because of the uncertainty regarding Bill Blass. NexCen had promised to revive the clothing brand, which has struggled since Mr. Blass' death in 2002."
NexCen was created in 2006 by the merger of a former wireless company whose business evaporated when the bubble in telecommunications burst and UCC Capital, D'Loren's investment bank.
From the beginning, the company has had its believers.
Indeed, until Monday, all four of the analysts that covered the company had "buy" ratings on the stock.
Mick, Chap, and all...
Regarding ROX....I got this from another board I frequent:
some info from the filings to give an idea what the company is all about...the recent filings clearly show why the PPS dropped and imo why it will rebound in the near term.
Castle Brands is an emerging developer and international marketer of premium branded spirits within four growing categories of the spirits industry: vodka, rum, whiskey and liqueurs. Castle Brands’ portfolio includes Boru ® Vodka, Gosling’s Rum ® , Sea Wynde ® Rum, Knappogue Castle Whiskey ® , Clontarf ® Irish Whiskey, Jefferson’s™ and Jefferson’s Reserve ® Bourbon, Sam Houston ® Bourbon, Celtic Crossing ® Liqueur, Pallini ® Limoncello™, Raspicello™ and Peachcello™ and Brady’s ® Irish Cream
NEW YORK, NY, February 13, 2008. Castle Brands Inc. (AMEX:ROX), an emerging international importer and marketer of premium spirits, today reported financial results for its third quarter fiscal 2008 ended December 31, 2007.
U.S. case sales decreased 5% year over year to 46,427 nine liter cases in the third quarter of fiscal 2008, primarily reflecting a shift in the timing of certain purchases when compared to the prior year quarter.
International case sales declined 46% in the quarter to 23,107 cases. This decline reflects a combination of factors, the most significant of which results from a change in distributors in our largest international market, the Republic of Ireland. As a result of the decreases in both our domestic and international markets, global case sales in the third quarter were down 24% to 69,534 nine liter cases.
Donald L. Marsh, Castle Brands’ President and Chief Operating Officer, commented, “Despite the lower case sales in the quarter, our business remains robust and we are pleased with the continued progress made during the third quarter. We delivered strong growth in several of our key brands. Perhaps the best indicator of the health of our business, overall U.S. reported depletions (sales from our distributors to their customers) were up 35% for the third quarter. We feel that this bodes well for our case sales in future periods. As to sales in Ireland, we are now with a significantly larger distributor. Once they get up to speed, we expect to see an improvement in sales.” Mr. Marsh continued, “Given the fact that Castle Brands is still a relatively small company, short term volatility is expected, as the timing of certain purchases by our customers will have an amplified effect on our quarterly volumes.”
Mr. Marsh further commented, “We remain focused on several initiatives that we have underway to drive revenue growth in both the U.S. and Europe. We continue to place further emphasis on Gosling’s marketing, have been increasing on-premise distribution of Pallini Limoncello and continue to explore additions to our portfolio. Additionally, we plan to place an increased focus on adding agency brands.”
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Thanks for posting the chart Mick!
This one has a very low float and will be harder to get in but should react quickly:))
Did I say I hate dilution!!!
Chap... what is the best way to find out how many shares have been issues, O/S, etc?? I have a few stocks I want to look up to see if there is major dilution and am not sure how.
I say we'll be #1 tomorrow!!!!
We'll start the day in the morning with a GLCP BUZZZZZZZZZZZ!!
Great day!! I learned a lot and had some fun.
Everyone get their rest and be ready for a BIG day tomorrow!!
Thanks to Chapter 11, monda, and all.
Some trash talking on glcp site.... need to make sure everyone knows Chapter 11 is right on glcp!!!!!
Rock and Roll!!!!
Not sure if you guys play the AMEX but this was listed on another forum I frequent and looks interesting. Forgive me if I'm wrong to post it here and I will not do so again:)
I just got in for 0.41 and 0.42!!
ROX - Castle Brands Inc. (low float, vodka, whiskey, rum)
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Dr. Phillip Frost recently purchased a little over 75,000 shares in the open market around $5.03 to $5.20 (16 Feb 07). He has more than 350,000 shares total. I could not find any insider selling for the past two years.
Castle Brands, Inc. engages in the development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of spirit brands of vodka, Irish whiskey, rum, and liqueurs in the United States, Europe, and the Caribbean. Its brands include Boru vodka, Gosling�s rums, Sea Wynde, Knappogue Castle Whiskey, Clontarf Irish whiskeys, Brady�s Irish cream, Celtic Crossing, Pallini Limoncello, Raspicello, and Peachcello. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in New York City.
Gosling's Rums(R) Takes the Gold in San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Friday March 23, 11:17 am ET
NEW YORK, March 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Gosling-Castle Partners, Inc., an affiliate of Castle Brands Inc. (Amex: ROX - News), today announced that its Gosling's Black Seal® Rum and Gosling's Family Reserve Old Rum were awarded Gold Medals in the prestigious 2007 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. Gosling's Gold Bermuda Rum was a bronze award winner.
Gold Medal for Sam Houston Bourbon
Thursday March 22, 3:50 pm ET
Very Small Batch Bourbon Wins Second Gold Medal in Two Months
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Castle Brands Inc. (AMEX: ROX - News) brand owner of Sam Houston ® Bourbon announced today that this recently acquired Very Small Batch Bourbon brand has received a Gold Medal in the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
Castle Brands acquired Sam Houston Bourbon, Jefferson's Reserve and Jefferson's Bourbon when it acquired McLain & Kyne late last year. Sam Houston Bourbon also received a Gold Medal in BTI's International Review of Spirits, making this the second Gold medal for Sam Houston Bourbon in two months.
Shares Outstanding: 12.12M
Float: 8.54M
what was the bottom on ivcm??