CSKH - waiting for the sun to shine
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somebody sure is getting them cheap.
While they'll be making a killing,
I'll be getting maybe 1/2 my investment back.
better than zippo if I can get it.
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Oversold Scans-1/12(Stochastic – Bullish) BB, NASDAQ, NYSE & AMEX
http://huntforthenext10bagger.com/oversold-scan-914
Oversold (Stochastic - Bullish) : BB (1-20 of 119) sorted by Volume in descending order
Symbol Last Change %Change High Low Volume Vol %Change Year Low Year High %Off High
ABOT 0.024 0.003 12.90% 0.025 0.016 10,634,482 3,029.87% 0.004 0.100 75.50 Trade
MHYS 0.001 0.000 40.00% 0.001 0.001 1,581,791 334.86% 0.001 0.190 99.63 Trade
CSKH 0.002 -0.000 -4.35% 0.002 0.002 1,429,400 216.30% 0.002 0.150 -98.53% Trade
AMEL 0.127 0.027 27.00% 0.140 0.105 1,109,069 164.90% 0.046 0.570 77.72 Trade
CAMS 0.000 0.000 0.00% 0.000 0.000 1,075,000 115.69% 0.000 0.065 99.69 Trade
ICOA 0.000 0.000 100.00% 0.000 0.000 1,005,000 -76.75% 0.000 0.008 97.50 Trade
FRMC 0.004 -0.001 -20.00% 0.004 0.004 310,000 206.11% 0.001 0.027 85.19 Trade
NEIK 0.011 -0.002 -15.38% 0.012 0.010 250,825 2,206.22% 0.010 0.180 93.89 Trade
TSCDY 17.89 -0.37 -2.03% 18.09 17.72 234,025 261.61% 16.25 20.84 14.16 Trade
CLSI 0.007 0.003 75.00% 0.007 0.006 230,000 -17.06% 0.000 0.009 26.32 Trade
MZEI 0.208 0.008 4.00% 0.209 0.190 144,000 -5.39% 0.110 0.410 49.27 Trade
SELSF 0.839 -0.568 -40.34% 0.859 0.640 129,800 3,726.65% 0.520 2.78 69.81 Trade
GLDU 0.060 0.000 0.00% 0.060 0.058 111,532 4,199.61% 0.030 0.600 90.00 Trade
AEXP 0.010 -0.003 -20.47% 0.011 0.010 109,100 11.86% 0.010 0.520 98.06 Trade
PVMCF 0.017 0.006 54.55% 0.017 0.013 70,500 383.77% 0.008 0.060 71.67 Trade
AVOE 0.003 0.000 7.69% 0.003 0.003 64,922 -43.98% 0.002 0.050 94.40 Trade
SPLM 0.098 -0.002 -1.90% 0.100 0.080 58,600 -39.27% 0.070 3.63 97.30 Trade
NIHK 0.001 0.000 125.00% 0.001 0.000 45,500 -87.89% 0.000 0.750 99.88 Trade
SHCAY 8.55 -0.06 -0.70% 8.62 8.51 39,195 63.91% 7.42 11.27 24.13 Trade
WGBS 0.150 0.010 7.14% 0.150 0.140 30,900 -32.74% 0.085 1.30 88.46 Trade
How could they start a job and know they didn't have enough cash to complete it? Mr. Green was a contractor before starting this company. Maybe he needs to strap a belt on and go finish it!
What's the hold up, labor or material?
These guys should be whacking out one job at time. That's how one builds confidence and reputation. When one job at a time is mastered, that's when to expand, NOT BEFORE.
Traders will be smelling blood in the water here. That could be who's on the low bids.
Oh my! .0020 has fallen
who is selling this low????
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Solar bill fails to advance in New Jersey Legislature
Washington (Platts)--10Jan2012 730 pm EST/030 GMT
A bill that would have increased New Jersey's solar energy mandate fell by the wayside when the state Legislature failed to vote on it by the end of the day Monday, the final voting session of the legislative year.
Renewable energy advocates hoped the Legislature would approve the bill (S-2371), which they said was necessary for New Jersey to continue building significant amounts of solar projects.
"I'm not surprised, but upset," said Jeff Tittel, director of the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club. "We needed a bill to get passed [Monday] to keep the New Jersey solar market robust."
Another solar bill could be introduced during the new legislative year, which began Tuesday, but a quick outcome was unlikely, he said.
"The Legislature starts slow. I don't think you'll see anything of substance until at least March. We lost some momentum," Tittel said.
Matt Elliott, clean energy advocate for Environment New Jersey, said, "Anybody who supports solar energy in New Jersey realizes we have to do something. But we continue to see the Legislature and governor use the economy to attack clean-energy programs."
The bill, sponsored by Senator Bob Smith, would have escalated the number of solar renewable energy certificates that load-serving entities must purchase each year. A single SREC is created for one MWh of electricity from an eligible solar facility.
Such an increase would be needed to bump up New Jersey's SREC prices, which fell from the mid-$600s about a year ago to as low as $150 in August 2011, on account of excess supply, according to Alex Anich, director of research at Karbone, a New York-based environmental brokerage firm.
Supply is likely to continue exceeding demand in the next compliance period as well, unless lawmakers ratchet up demand further, Anich said. New Jersey's compliance year runs from June to May.
Even if no other solar projects come online, the number of SRECs available in 2012-13 is estimated to surpass 775,000, far greater than the target of 596,000 SRECs, he said.
Under the proposed bill, annual solar requirements would have been pushed up by one year.
Optimism that the Legislature would be able to push through a solar bill helped rally New Jersey SREC prices in recent weeks to a high of $300, Anich said. The failure to get a bill passed sent prices falling Tuesday to a bid-offer range of $200-$240, he said. The main issue causing an impasse appears to be the treatment of grid-connected solar projects, according to a blog posted by Michael Flett, CEO and president of the Flett Exchange, a Jersey City, New Jersey-based environmental market trading platform.
"The Christie administration suggested having all non-net metered projects seek Board of Public Utility approval. These projects would not be approved if they would have a detrimental effect on the SREC market. The issue was too complicated to be resolved in the short amount of time left in the last day of the legislative session," Flett said.
On Sunday, the office of Governor Chris Christie released a mark-up of the bill showing changes he wanted to see before the Legislature voted.
Smith's bill was less restrictive toward large-scale solar projects than Christie's proposal. It required only facilities with a capacity of 10 MW or larger to get BPU approval, and included a "grandfathering" clause.
Christie also amended Smith's bill by switching annual solar requirements from a fixed number of SRECs to a percentage of retail sales. However, when converted to MWh, the two proposals do not appear to be far apart, according to Karbone's calculations.
For example, Christie's solar target works out to an estimated 900,000 SRECs during the 2012-13 compliance year, only about 11% less than the amount proposed in the Smith-sponsored bill.
http://www.platts.com/RSSFeedDetailedNews/RSSFeed/ElectricPower/6844983
we won't know until the 10k, some 3 months from now
The last PR has been almost 3 months ago as well. Its been a warm snow-less winter here in the NE so far. I wonder if this company has any men on rooftops? (The pps is saying no).
Someone is on the bid getting decent fills. Lets hope it smart money!
Because the pps is so cheap many traders are watching. Maybe the smell a run coming "
ps, there are some nice nuggets out there... #msg-70732387 #msg-70734312
Here's the transcript of the 60Mins story on stem cells
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18560_162-57354695/stem-cell-fraud-a-60-minutes-investigation/?pageNum=4&tag=contentMain;contentBody
there is no fraud in storing stemcells (unless they are storing dead cells believed to be healthy)
Manufacturing and selling 6.96B shares (and then some) is a different matter however.
wow, frozen stem-cells were not healthy, near death and dying.
I wonder if random sampling of Cordbood America's stem-cells would show they are well and healthy?
I wonder if they are insured and if they would be any liability should the cells in CBAI's care die off?
watching!
Mr. Wowza tried to start the momo buying on Tuesday. He posted about CSKH on dozens of boards multiple times on Tuesday. We had 4.5M volume that day and pps responded Then when there was no follow through yesterday, they all cut their losses today.
A valiant effort, but a futile one.
We need to hear from Management. Its been over 3 months since we last heard from them. If they could just produce (something) dammit.
At .0022 one would think this is some POS muli-billion OS stinky-pinky. I can't believe management would give zero support to its pps (ie it shareholders) Something must be really bad. Thats what the pps is telling us.
The whole sector is in the toilet anyway. Wallstreet fat cats must want the solar sector CRUSHED
nice move Jimmy!
looks like the MM's are playing ball.
Three arrested for peddling miracle cure from stem cells
By Jim Forsyth | Reuters – 1/2/2012
SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - Three men were arrested and a fourth is being sought by the FBI in connection with what investigators said was a scheme to market stem cells as miracle cures to desperate people suffering from terminal diseases.
"Protecting the public from unproven and potentially dangerous drug and medical procedures is very important," said U.S. Attorney Kenneth Magidson. "This office will continue to prosecute violations involving threats to the public health."
The arrests began in the last ten days after two indictments were issued in November charging the four with 39 counts of mail fraud and unlawfully manufacturing, distributing, and selling stem cells and stem cell procedures not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
One of the four men charged, Vincent Dammai, 40, of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, was identified as a researcher at the Medical University of South Carolina. The FBI said he used university facilities to create stem cells without obtaining permission from the FDA or university officials.
Francisco Morales, 52, of Brownsville, Texas, is charged with falsely saying that he was a medical doctor who operated a clinic in Brownsville that specialized in using stem cells to treat "incurable diseases."
Also charged is Alberto Ramon, 48, of Del Rio Texas, a licensed midwife who prosecutors said obtained umbilical cord blood to create stem cells from his patients at a maternity care clinic.
A fourth man, Lawrence Stowe, 58, of Dallas remains at large and a warrant has been issued for his arrest. The indictment charges that Stowe, who sometimes referred to himself as "Dr. Larry Stowe" "marketed, promoted, and sold stem cells" for the treatment of several diseases through front companies.
The CBS News program 'Sixty Minutes' profiled Stowe in 2010, interviewing an ALS patient who said Stowe told him his stem cell therapy could reverse and cure the debilitating and often fatal disease, a claim which is false. There is no cure for ALS, which is also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, and there is no treatment which can reverse the symptoms. Most patients die from the disease within five years, according to the ALS Association.
"The investigation identified a scheme whereby the suffering and hopes of victims in extreme medical needs were used and manipulated for personal profit," Cory Nelson, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's San Antonio office said on Friday.
Nelson says Morales would meet people in the United States to sell them the procedures, then travel to Mexico to perform them.
Dr. Craig Klugman, a medical ethicist at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, said stem cells appeal to people who are desperate for cures.
"They are using a new marketing tool to make you think this is something very futuristic and cutting edge," Klugman told Reuters. "I would be very skeptical of anything claiming to have stem cells in it, because, at least in the United States, there is nothing commercially approved for use with stem cells in it."
He said products are being marketed as 'wrinkle creams' or 'wrinkle removers' which contain 'stem cells' for the same reason.
The FBI said the men received more than $1.5 million from patients suffering from incurable diseases.
"As a result of this fraudulent scheme, the public was mislead into believing that stem cells and other drug and biological products sold by the defendants had been approved by the FDA to treat cancer, ALS, MS, and Parkinson's disease," Nelson said.
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http://news.yahoo.com/three-arrested-peddling-miracle-cure-stem-cells-174804166.html
Happy New Year Tenacious
looking forward to hearing if Trio's waitstaff are using tablets to take orders and if so, are they running Lecere's software.
http://news.yahoo.com/amazons-cloud-supercomputer-anyone-rent-151213682.html
direct, and to the point!
the r/s was needed because the share-well had run dry (again)
sadly public demand for shares will always be meet with ample supply. Financiers are not investing, just profiting on every traunch
In February 2011, 3,150,000 shares of common stock of the Company were issued to JMJ Financial pursuant to a conversion under a convertible promissory note held by JMJ Financial.
In May 2011, 1,993,579 shares of common stock of the Company were issued to Shelter Island pursuant to a conversion under a convertible promissory note held by Shelter Island.
In July 2011, 3,000,000 total shares of common stock of the Company were issued to JMJ Financial in three separate issuances, pursuant to a conversion under a convertible promissory note held by JMJ Financial.
In July 2011, 3,568,459 shares of common stock of the Company were issued to Shelter Island Opportunity Fund pursuant to pursuant to a conversion under a convertible promissory note held by Shelter Island.
In July 2011, 1,701,153 total shares of common stock of the Company were issued to Tangiers in two separate issuances, pursuant to a conversion under a convertible promissory note held by Tangiers.
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We currently have financing through JMJ financial, St. George, and Tangiers as follows:
In January 2010, the Company signed a Promissory Note for $1.5 million with JMJ Financial bearing one-time interest rates of 10.33%, and maturing in January, 2013. The Company has drawn down a total of $1.5 million since inception, with $1.05 million being converted into common shares of the Company, including a discount of $.05 million plus the additional loan balance amount of $.67 million related to liquidated damages.
In April 2010, the Company signed a Promissory Note for $0.75 million with JMJ Financial bearing a one-time interest rate of 10.67%, and maturing in April, 2013. The Company has drawn down a total of $.18 million on the Note with no conversion into common shares for a balance of $.70 including a discount of $.05 million and DWAC settlement charges of .67 million.
In October of 2010, the Company signed a Promissory Note for $0.75 million with JMJ Financial bearing a one-time interest rate of 10.67%, and maturing in October 2013. The Company has drawn down a total of $.09 million on the Note with no conversion into common shares for a balance of $.145 million including a discount of $.05 million.
In March 2011, the Company signed a Promissory Note for $1.00 million with JMJ Financial bearing a one-time interest rate of 10%, and maturing in March, 2014. The Company has drawn down a total on the note of $.10 million with no conversion into common shares for a balance of .148 million including a discount of $.05 million.
In March 2011, the Company signed a Note and Warrant Purchase Agreement with St. George Investments, LLC, a Promissory Notes of the Company in the principal amount of $1,105,500 (the "Company Note") and (ii) a Warrant to purchase common stock of the Company (the "Warrant"). The principal amount of the Company Note is $1,105,500 ("Maturity Amount") and the Company Note is due 48 months from the issuance date of March 10, 2011. The Company Note has an interest rate of 6.0%, which would increase to a rate of 12.0% on the happening of certain Trigger Events. The Company has drawn down $.74 million on the note with $.05 converted into common shares.
In June 2011, the Company signed two Promissory Notes with Tangiers Investors of $125,000 each, both notes accrue interest at 7% and are convertible into common stock and mature on June 1, 2012 and June 15, 2012. The Company has drawn down on both notes and has a principal balance of $250,000.
In July and August of 2011, the Company signed four separate $25,000 Convertible Notes bearing a 10% per annum interest rate all maturing one year from the date of execution with Tangiers Investors. During the same period, the Company signed four separate $75,000 “Convertible Promissory Notes” secured by Company assets in exchange for Tangiers purchasing 4 separate $75,000 Senior Secured Notes payable from the Shelter Island Opportunity Fund. Three of four of the $75,000 notes were converted and paid in full as of September 30, 2011.
In July of 2011, St. George Investments purchased $250,000 ($125,000 each) of the Senior Secured Note payable to the Shelter Island Opportunity Fund, LLP. In exchange, the Company entered into a Promissory Note with St. George in the amount of $250,000 ($125,000 each). Interest shall accrue at 16% per annum and the Note matures on December 31, 2011. The Notes were converted and paid in full as of September 30, 2011.
wow!
in other words, Chase knowingly larded up the nation of Greece with a crippling future debt burden, then turned around and helped the world bet against Greek debt.
Does a citizen of Greece do that deal? Forget that: does a human being do that deal?
Operations like the Greek swap/short index maneuver were easy money for banks like Goldman and Chase – hell, it’s a no-lose play, like cutting a car’s brake lines and then betting on the driver to crash – but they helped create the monstrous European debt problem that this very minute is threatening to send the entire world economy into collapse, which would result in who knows what horrors. At minimum, millions might lose their jobs and benefits and homes. Millions more will be ruined financially.
Sharp-Tongued Attacks In Latest Disagreement Over Solar Trade Complaint
by Jessica Lillian on Thursday 22 December 2011
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Against a backdrop of an alarming solar manufacturing shift, the ongoing war of words between the Coalition for American Solar Manufacturing (CASM) and the Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy (CASE) has reached new levels of hostility.
This week, the CASE urged the CASM - in no uncertain terms - to withdraw its anti-dumping complaint and countervailing duty petition that was filed in October against China.
"I am sure you are very well aware that the imposition of severe tariffs could ignite a solar trade war that would result in retaliatory tariffs against U.S. solar exports to China, wrote former SunEdison executive Jigar Shah, president of the CASE, in a letter addressed directly to Gordon Brinser, president of SolarWorld Industries America Inc.
Throughout the battle, CASE has stressed that the U.S. solar sector project mainly comprises installation, equipment sales and related industries, rather than manufacturing. The coalition - whose members now total 145 companies - argues that limiting the availability of low-cost PV modules runs contrary to the industry-wide goal of installation-cost reduction.
"In simple dollar terms, your petition threatens the planned installation of solar electric power systems in the amount of $11 billion in 2012 and the potential installation of $60 billion (in 2012) currently in the total pipeline," Shah wrote in his letter.
Brinser immediately dismissed Shah's letter as "inappropriate bluster." He stated that Shah's interests - and, presumably, the CASE's interests - are aligned with those of the China-based cell and module manufacturers targeted by the trade complaint. (A partial list of CASE members, which includes large installers Sungevity and groSolar, among others, is available here.)
"Mr. Shah and these Chinese manufacturers are well aware that their illegal trade practices are harming the U.S. economy and causing thousands of good manufacturing jobs to be lost," Brinser said in a statement. He predicted that the U.S. Commerce Department and International Trade Commission will ultimately rule in the CASM's favor.
In a related announcement, SolarWorld maintained that it has a "wide spectrum of installers, distributors and project developers" on its side. According to the latest records on the CASM's website, 152 companies have signed on as associate members, representing 11,067 U.S. employees.
Members range from large product supplier Allied Building Products Corp., which says it represents 3,300 jobs, to many small PV and thermal installation shops, each representing one to four jobs. (A member list is available here.)
For Chinese and U.S. solar manufacturers alike, the latest news and forecasts are increasingly worrisome, with the trade petition presenting an additional wild card during an already precarious time.
PV companies are now hoping to return to profitability rather than seek market share, according to the most recent quarterly report from NPD Solarbuzz. Inventory write-offs reached more than $300 million in the third quarter of 2012.
Plummeting module prices and demand reductions in certain key markets affected manufacturers worldwide - albeit in somewhat different ways in various world regions.
"Gross margins for vertically integrated Chinese tier-one cell and module manufacturers decreased two percentage points quarter-over-quarter in the third quarter of 2011, while Western and Japanese manufacturers dealt with negative margins for the second quarter in a row," NPD Solarbuzz wrote in the report. "Margins for Chinese tier-two and other Asian producers tracked by NPD Solarbuzz are also negative now."
In China, however, project market growth has occurred faster than expected, giving a lift to domestic manufacturers whose future opportunities in the U.S. may be limited, depending on the outcome of the CASM's trade petition.
"Chinese market development comes at an opportune time for domestic manufacturers, as the environment in the U.S. market has become more uncertain" since the filing of the trade petition, NPD Solarbuzz said.
http://www.solarindustrymag.com/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.9382
Thanks man, good job in getting a response.
They want to succeed but just can't seem to do it. With panel prices cut in half in 2011 one would think this company could have made a bundle.
The CEO may not be drawing his salary but some toxic seller is still busy at work
Q4 ends next week and from the tone of his response it appears to be yet another dud.
Our collective investments have soured here but we still have our health and our loved ones.
Merry Christmas everyone
"...The United States already ranks second among modern nations, just behind South Korea, in the share of its workers in low-wage jobs..."
low-wage jobs are not living wage jobs. To help, the US government pays the poor a "refund" that is not really a refund but a gift via the earned income credit.
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analysis of the first seven months of 2010 found that 76% of jobs created were in low- to mid-wage industries -- those earning between $8.92 to $15 an hour, well below the national average hourly wage of $22.60.
But the biggest problem is continued job losses in higher-wage industries severely hit by the bursting of the housing bubble -- construction and financial services. Recoveries in those sectors helped lead the economy out of earlier downturns, but they're still suffering more than a year and a half after the official end of the Great Recession.
High-wage sectors -- made up of jobs that pay between $17.43 and $31 an hour -- accounted for nearly half the jobs lost during the recession, but have produced only 5% of the new jobs since hiring resumed, Bernhardt's study showed.
"...Clear Skies has become one of the premier solar electric installation companies in the country...."
http://www.clearskiessolar.com/investors.html
lots of businesses at 40 Commerce Dr Farmingdale, NY
https://www.google.com/search?q=40+Commerce+Drive++Farmingdale%2C+NY+11735-1206
http://www.clearskiessolar.com/company.html
in early 2011 management re-wrote all their worthless options priced at .34, .25, and .11 down to two and a half cents
How much do you want to bet they'll re-write them again now down to .0021
egads
Spinning top candle today
Candlesticks with a long upper shadow, long lower shadow and small real body are called spinning tops. One long shadow represents a reversal of sorts; spinning tops represent indecision. The small real body (whether hollow or filled) shows little movement from open to close, and the shadows indicate that both bulls and bears were active during the session. Even though the session opened and closed with little change, prices moved significantly higher and lower in the meantime. Neither buyers nor sellers could gain the upper hand and the result was a standoff. After a long advance or long white candlestick, a spinning top indicates weakness among the bulls and a potential change or interruption in trend. After a long decline or long black candlestick, a spinning top indicates weakness among the bears and a potential change or interruption in trend.
.003(1) x .0031(3)
Its looking more and more like lights out. (the pps never lies)
Even BP can't make a buck on solar. Pretty soon they'll be giving it away I guess.
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BP Exiting Solar Power, Says Bloomberg
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December 21, 2011, 12:38 PM ET
By Tiernan Ray
Bloomberg’s Marc Roca and Ehren Goosens this morning wrote that oil giant BP PLC (BP) is looking to get out of solar energy technology after 40 years in the industry.
Roca and Goossens write the business has become unprofitable after a 48% plunge in solar panel prices this year, citing an internal BP memo.
BP’s head of its solar unit, Mike Petrucci is quoted as stating in the memo, “The continuing global economic challenges have significantly impacted the solar industry, making it difficult to sustain long-term returns for the company,”
However, analyst Paul Leming with Ticonderoga Securities is quoted as pointing out that other energy producers continue to take stakes in solar power, which is “a mega-trend,” he observes.
http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/2011/12/21/bp-exiting-solar-power-says-bloomberg
now that the chill has been lifted, discounted shares can be electronically deposited directly into the financiers' account for a more quick and efficient distribution.
It is true the company and the pps are two different things, in the sense that the business and employees are maintaining their steady state yet the pps is not.
Sadly demand for shares will always be met with ample supply.
This company was near bankruptcy in 2008, $10M in the hole to financiers (Cornell among them). Many notes we're well past due and in demand. Then along came Obama to reverse the Bush ban on stemcell research and Matt jumped on the bandwagon upping the AS from 300M to 6.95B and then proceeded to sell everyone of those sharers to pay off the $10M in notes and fund a new facility and some acquisitions.
But now the golden goose's egg laying days are over, as the pps attests too...