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Well said.
I would suspect the recent news about 2 of the projects had a positive light to them, that may be the cause.
Surprised, given company is having shareholders vote on a 1:5 to 1:20 reverse split.
Some of you folks talking about coal, with a Trump administration that might mean a rebound in that industry?!?!
Is it a small float that influences the large price swing?
Like you still waiting.....
Conference call, question between Jennifer Cue and one of the listeners they were talking about the flat number on 7-11 project and Jennifer admitted it was very front end loaded.
Appears, market thought sales on 7-11 should've been better.
Well that sure seems to be another positive step.
They seem very excited about Lemoncocoa.
Amen Brother......
At first glance this seems pretty positive.
Air Industries will establish new TIG welding and EB welding cells at the site, allowing the Meyer/Air team to provide turnkey products to major turbine engine customers in the European market. By combining Meyer's EDM, water-jet and grinding capabilities with AMK's welding expertise, the facility will be a "one-stop shop" that is in close proximity to our major customers. Performing all of the critical operations under one roof will reduce both cost and lead time to our customers.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/air-industries-group-meyer-tool-113000434.html
Thought that was well stated.
Yep, this is really YUUUGGE news and there's gonna be so much yuuugge news that we're gonna be sick of yuuugge news. ;)
But really it does sound good, love to see this steaming pile run to .01.
Hoping so too.
Still seems like a slow and steady play.
The new deal w/ 7 eleven, the numbers from that I'm assuming will start in the near future, not this report??
The old adage, "Slow and steady wins the race."
It seems rather than producing something tangible, it would rather be the social media darling of the sweetener industry.
It seems we need a bullish on oil.....
Well Things are changing.
Joe’s Jeans and Robert Graham Announce Transformative Transactions That Will Create a New Omni-Channel, Premium Branded Consumer Platform
Tengram Capital Partners investing $50 million into the new platform to facilitate acquisitions of complementary premium brands
Joe’s Jeans Inc. to change company name to Differential Brands Group Inc. to signify change in business strategy
Hudson and Robert Graham to serve as the foundation for growth
Joe’s Jeans brand and operating assets to be divested to third parties
Upon the closing of the Merger, William Sweedler to join as Chairman and Michael Buckley to lead Company as Chief Executive Officer
Maybe I'll be able to smile about this after all......
Thanks PurpleCrit, I like the thoughts of that post.
AF, I like your positive outlook. But I think Jones needs to become profitable first, Jennifer is moving this company in the right direction but it's almost like watching paint dry. Patience is the key word here.
I too have this as part of my dividend/income generating portfolio.
Is there any chance that we're looking at the Mother of all buying opportunities??
Maybe some reasonable news in the making??
Same for me too.....
How about some specifics......
Do you suppose a new finance was incumbent on his resignation??
Also, would it make sense for Saudi to economically go to war with arguably their biggest ally and inarguably the biggest pool of demand pull for their only commodity and the basis of their entire economic and political system? Additionally, Saudi Arabia has openly commented on the fact that they are willing and able to withstand low oil prices for up to a year. If you flip that around it means that they are only able to withstand low oil prices for a year, a much shorter duration than the vast majority of shale producers in the United States, many of whom are well hedged for the next year and have capital spending flexibility.
Where are U.S. Shale plays on the cost curve compared to OPEC and Non-OPEC Producers?
To examine this it is critical to note that in assessing country level cost curves, we are baking in governmental spending and budgets into their cost to produce whereas private enterprise in the United States bakes has no such burden above the tax and royalty rates built into their business models. While estimates vary on each country or play's economic break even I have chosen more conservative shale assumptions and generous country assumptions to prove the point that even with this methodology, shale basins in the United States are more cost competitive than governmentally burdened country level production. Here is a sampling of oil price thresholds generally held to be needed for OPEC national budgets to be balanced: Libya $184, Iran $131, Algeria $131, Nigeria $123, Venezuela $118, Saudi Arabia $104, Iraq $101, UAE $81, Kuwait $78, Qatar $77 (Source: Deutsche Bank and IMF).
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2759495-what-is-saudi-arabia-thinking
swanlinbar, Russia would also have to be included in that list of countries that are hurting from the current oil$, wouldn't it. Realizing that Russia isn't one of SA's geopolitical enemies, but just the way that economy functions there has to be a world of hurt there.
Looking for a new deal......
http://www.thedeal.com/content/restructuring/joes-jeans-looks-for-deal-with-lenders.php
She reminded us again that she has put over $500000 of her own personal money into the stock for the long haul.
Jennifer inspired by how well Jone's is received in foreign markets.
Third Quarter Review - Comparison of Quarters Ended September 30, 2014 and 2013
Revenue increased 3.7% to $4.4 million, compared to $4.2 million last year.
Gross margin as a percentage of revenue remained relatively flat at 24.0%.
Operating expenses decreased by $111,000, or 8.3%, to $1.2 million, compared to $1.3 million last year.
Net loss declined 29.4% to $233,000 or $(0.01) per share, compared to a net loss of $330,000 or $ (0.01) per share last year.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/jones-soda-co-reports-fiscal-213800697.html
When it rains, it pours, right?
Coverage initiated on Stevia First by H.C. Wainwright
Buy rating.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ud?s=STVF
Nice upward move after the news.
Joe’s Jeans Inc. (the “Company”) (JOEZ) today announced financial results for the third quarter ended August 31, 2014. Highlights were:
Third quarter net sales increased 79% to $52.7 million;
Wholesale net sales increased 98%;
Retail store net sales increased 13%; and
Operating income was $3.8 million compared to an operating loss of $295,000 in the prior year period.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/joe-jeans-reports-79-increase-200000216.html
New ticker symbol OHAI.