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FYI: SLJB ESTIMATED PPS
A guy I know at Bloomberg has come up with a pps of .52c on the low end, .78c on the high end, if the figures on the unaudited financials are confirmed in the final audited version.
Many here are frustrated at the recent price action. However, the greater market often takes a week or two to digest good news, and for that news to be reflected in the pps, especially of a relatively unknown stock.
We on this board are obviously already long and sold, and digest the news immediately.
I post this simply as an FYI... those with an attention span of more than a day or two, should see rewards.
Oh Investor's Magic 8 Ball..tell me!
Will ETYN go KABOOM?
Danged Market Makers ain't gettin my CERTS!!!!
Rufus told me to HOLD TIGHT
I sent him that one...I originally entitled it:
"Rufus Harris, takes the phone call of a concerned shareholder, outside his office in Keneshaw GA...
so glad it's serving him well in prison...
Great post...hope you come back.
BTW, my Bloomberg analyst (yeah I have my own :)), has come up with a pps of .52c on the low end, .78c on the high end, if the figures on the unaudited financials are confirmed in the final version.
However, the greater market often takes a week or two to digest good news, and for that news to be reflected in the pps. We on this board are obviously already long and sold.
I post this simply as an FYI... those with an attention span of more than a day or two, should see rewards.
A good and realistic post. There is a short term scenario and long term scenario here. Long term is very bullish. The short term, however, probably includes a retracement.
I'd be the first to wish it didn't, as I have friends and colleagues whom I encouraged to buy this stock, and who only got in this week. I know they'll be worried if the first thing they experience is a 40% drop.
Nevertheless, it is unrealistic to expect a stock to rise in a parabolic line. To imply this will happen sets recent buyers up for dangerous expectations. They will be more likely to "panic sell", imho, if that is what they are led to believe..
Retracements are natural, and normal. I have been in a couple of recent gold star runners, all of which retraced after the first leg up..one nearly 50% after I bought, but then went on to rise 500% from where I bought in.
You've reminded me to drop a note to my friends, and just prepare them for a possible drop into the single digits next week.
If it were me, I'd rather brace myself for the worst, and then be pleasantly surprised when a higher support level held.
Nice research...some awfully big blocks going through..
BTW, the first EDGAR (form 4) is him giving away stock. It keeps showing
up--same details, different date. Maybe date is being pushed out. 8-K confirms
this (2006-06-06). Also in there:
As of June 1, 2006, there are 40,464,504 shares of common stock issued and
outstanding and 1,000,000 shares of preferred stock issued and outstanding.
From us:
VYGO US $ Up . 1 9 +.05 U U.16/.19U 50x50 Equity D E S
DELAY Vol 330,125 Op .14 U Hi .19 U Lo .14 U ValTrd 49514
D E S C R I P T I O N Page 1/ 2
V Y G O U S VOYAGER ONE INC
CUSIP 92906N101 98) Print Report
Complete descriptive information for this company is not currently available.
To see if additional information can be added, please hit the green HELP key
twice for assistance.
STOCK DATA USD DIVIDENDS None
1)GPO Price .19 5)DVD Indicated Gross Yld
52Wk High 11/ 3/2005 2.52 Dividend Growth
52Wk Low 7/10/2006 .015 Ex-Date Type Amt
YTD change -.56
YTD % Change -74.67%
2)FA Shares out 3/31/2006 22.384M EARNINGS USD
Market Cap USD 4.25M 6)ERN
Float 22.38M
3)TRA 1 Yr Total Return 7)EE Est EPS n.a.
P/E
4)OMON No Options Available
Type Common Stock
PRIMARY EXCHANGE OTC BB
PRIMARY MIC XOTC
COUNTRY United States
FISCAL YEAR END
MEMBER TICKER WEIGHT
None
WPK Number A0JDVC
SEDOL1 B0LW220 US
ISIN US92906N1019
Here is the link to the EDGAR info:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=1140300
We grow them big in NE
Our mutant lobsters will squeeze those evil short sellers...
VYGO Go go! I finally jumped in at .15, when it retraced a bit. Zowie!
Thank Ronnie for locating it this AM...
Hold on tight, SM! I think this one is blasting off soon...
JMHO! of course...would you trust a lobster?
I like round numbers like $1,000,000. That way, you don't need a calculator to figure out your account...me like that!
Anyway, wrong chart on the link...that was the ETYN chart, another possible winner for next week. But Ronnie has set up the VYGO board, and I'm having a friend pull the bloomberg info on the company...as soon as I find out more, I'll post it.
I haven't pulled the trigger yet, but it might get itchy later this afternoon....
I'm paying close attention to your next move. Nice trade!
Good goal! See VYGO? up40% today. Reverse merger, I'm pulling more data...there's a new board.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=6440
Here's the chart..
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=12457483
All loaded up, seat belt ON!
Nice find! I'll check the BLMB wire...this could be the real thing, Ronnie...sleeping giant.
More DD needed...but great call on the chart
I never argue with a run...but what's the story on this one?
You make me want to sell my IMNR and add on...
Thanks for the ETYN!!
No rotten MM gonna take away my shares!!!!!
go SLJB!
Sometimes flippers can go long. I'm usually a daytrader for most of my pics, but I think this is a longer term play, so I'm holding. It can happen. Anyway, once this thing starts rockin', the flippers will come like it or not.
If it gets people to buy..it's all good.
He's pushig SLJB. I have no problem with that...who's picking on him?
The guy is upfront with who he is, and he makes money. More power to him, in my mind.
Posted by: shakerzzz
In reply to: None Date:8/4/2006 8:55:36 AM
Post #of 695018
VSPC / SLJB >> 2 COMPANIES THAT MORE THAN LIKELY ARE FOR REAL > U DONT FIND TOO MANY TRADING DOWN HERE IN OTCBB COUNTRY THAT ARE >>> ALSO HUGE SUPPORT ON DFDR .15 10 X AVG VOLUME YESTERDAY AND DIDNT MOVE YET >> 3 TEAM PARLAY > VSPC / SLJB / DFDR >> IM STILL HOLDING HURRICANERS CHDT / NLST / ECCI ALSO >>> IMNR / WNCP > IM IN HEAVY LIKE ROSANNE LOL
Koolaid alert for SLJB!
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=12449580
Posted by: peng
In reply to: bobrainey300 who wrote msg# 29164 Date:8/4/2006 8:33:16 AM
Post #of 29167
The news is showing on TDameritrade... we must spread the word... at this pps... tell all friends and family to mortgage their homes and buy in... dream coming true right here before our eyes.
____________________________
Today we hit .20c..*yawn*... wake me at $1.00.
Loftwerks went for coffee...will BRB
I ordered him a copy:
DD: DUBAI, World's Fastest Growing City...
{please take this as just one piece of DD about the opportunities some other nations see in the middle eastern markets...I have not been there personally, and cannot verify this information. This article comes from a South African paper.}
Posted to the web on: 03 August 2006
Over the rainbow you may just find the Middle East
Reg Lascaris
http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/topstories.aspx?ID=BD4A244321
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FOR South African exporters and brand builders “somewhere over the rainbow” no longer means the US or Europe.
For a new generation of forex-earning brands the location of that fabled pot of gold lies almost certainly in the Middle East.Cultural affinity, market similarities and commercial self-interest signpost the route to Middle East opportunity. Geography marginalises us in relation to America, Japan and parts of Europe. The Middle East is not nearly as remote; Riyadh and Dubai are a lot closer than New York and Tokyo.
Some South Africans already sense the Middle Eastern opportunity. Murray & Roberts is big in Dubai, the world’s fastest-growing city and home to 38% of the world’s cranes. You run into South African nurses all over the Gulf; ditto engineers, IT professionals, and hotel and catering managers.
The Middle East is fast sucking in expatriate South African skills. Expatriates form an incredible 90% of the working population in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and 82% in Kuwait.
Periodically we see renewed focus on “Omanisation”, “Saudiisation” and so on, but when growth and strategic objectives beckon, this region goes for skills and experience every time.
Arab Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) states averaged 5,9% gross domestic product growth last year, with Qatar at 8,8%. It pays to welcome skills and recognise ability. We should keep this in mind as we gear up for our attempt at 6% growth, especially as the lack of skills has already been identified as a potential constraint.
These nations are turning the desert into a building site. The construction programmes will add massively to infrastructure and the economic base. The value of property projects in the GCC plus Iran and Iraq tops $750bn. A third of these projects are in the UAE.
Big brands are also being built. Turkish white-goods brand Beko is now going global. Emirates is positioned to overtake British Airways, currently the biggest of the international airlines. Etihad, the UAE carrier, is eager to follow suit.
JSE investors celebrated a 28% gain last year; the Cairo stock exchange put on 162%. Dubai was up 142%, Saudi 104%, Jordan 93%, Kuwait 80% and Abu Dhabi 69%. Istanbul “lagged” with a 59% uptick. In 2005, initial public offerings (IPOs) in GCC states saw record oversubscription levels of 71 times, with the Aabar IPO setting an oversubscription world record of 808.
The Middle East’s advertising market doubles every four years. In just seven years, global advertising group TBWA has created a regional agency network covering eight countries.
Over that period I have had ample opportunity to track similarities between the Middle East and SA.
We both face the challenge of perceptions. We are dogged by images of crime, the Middle East by its reputation for chronic instability, despite peace and progress in many countries. We both see tourism as a key benchmark. It builds foreign earnings, creates jobs and highlights shifting perceptions.
In 2004, the Middle East overtook Africa for the first time, achieving 18% annual growth and logging 35-million tourist arrivals versus 33-million. The Middle East is now the world’s fourth most visited region.
Simultaneously, the first halting steps towards a more representative political dispensation are evident in states such as Lebanon, Egypt and even Saudi Arabia.
Youth profiles are similar. SA has a median age of 24. In Saudi Arabia, 39% of the population is under 15. In Lebanon the figure is 30% and in Iraq it’s up to 41%.
Historically, both SA and the Gulf suffer from commodity dependence and seek diversification through tourism, technology, telecoms and financial services.
The Middle East’s diversification stampede creates huge opportunities. Western multinationals are determined to cash in. They spend a fortune training their executives in cultural niceties and behavioural nuances.
Our companies have a head start. We have a significant Muslim population. Fast-tracking executive material from the Muslim community makes sense for South African groups trying to build a Middle East footprint. And in general terms, African hospitality and our culture of respect make a great preparation for the Middle East.
After all the cultural coaching, western executives are still confused when schedules and agendas are changed at the last minute. South African executives with their we-can-make-a-plan mind-set are more relaxed and amenable, a point instantly noted by Arab associates.
On numerous levels, South Africans are much closer to Middle Eastern opportunities than our western competitors. Huge deals are there to be done. Promising partnerships and profits await the Rainbow Nation.
‖ Lascaris is president of the Africa, Middle East and Mediterranean region of the TBWA global advertising group and founding partner of TBWA Hunt Lascaris, SA.
FYI: News on Dubai markets and regional economy
my note: Of course, markets are dynamic, new data always changes the equation. However, although the Dubai markets, along with many others in the Gulf, took a major hit earlier in the year, they seem to be recovering. Also, SLJB falls into the one area of continued strength: real estate. Your DD may differ, hower.
http://www.ameinfo.com/93005.html
"...the sound performances of the non-GCC countries have been partly due to impact of the oil revenue being funnelled into the wider region. There are three main ways that these flows from the GCC states have been transmitted to the wider region: 1) higher remittances; 2) increased intraregional tourism; and 3) higher investment levels (both portfolio and FDI). These factors have resulted in FX reserves with central banks increasing, despite the widening trade deficits. These factors are forecast to remain buoyant, despite the upsurge in violence in Lebanon...
....for now, fundamentals in the rest of the Middle East will continue to be supported by the high oil price, strong investment levels and economic reforms. We have increased our oil price forecast for 2006 on the back of the high oil price in Q2 to USD 66 pb for WTI. Furthermore, in July, the oil price reached new record highs, driven partly by geopolitical fears. As a result, the GCC will realise another stellar year, with strong real GDP growth, strengthening external and fiscal positions, a build-up of FX reserves and falling debt levels. "
I think he was in the chatroom....but now all have left
IMO, allinone is tired of impatience, and is bending over backwards to avoid being seen as a pumper. I appreciate that.
However, the information he provided earlier clearly validates a higher PPS, and all that is needed is a week or two of patience to allow the market to absorb the news, and financials to be released.
If the financials fail to be released, it will be a clear sign as well. Caveat Emptor.
In the long run, I still expect all to be happy with their investment. Nevertheless, it is a penny play. It is up to the management to support all claims with proof, and not expect investors to go by faith alone. No one needs to be told to exercise vigilance, I'm sure.
GLTA
Could be true...But it won't stay there for long...imo.
Actually, it held up very well most of the day. After 3 was the usual day traders taking profit. Also, more people had their shares fully converted today, from last week, and I don't doubt more than a few of those took profits.
JMHO!
Those guys again! I thought there was something familiar about it...
Who are the Red Sea Group exactly?