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when is the date of publication ?????
down on low volume ??? what is a remark like that about ??? did "gitonwithit" look at the volume spike while it was dropping , probably a lot of profit taking and denying it on these boards . but oh well, it's a pink, and i am in long and holding
1.776bil os and unlimited a/s , that unlimited is a new one for me , any suggestions for the future ??? don't misunderstand, I am in long and staying , I would like some insight from someone who has been staying informed ,I bought a yr.ago so you know what my cost looks like
haven't looked at this stock in awhile , what happened to the share/price , could get paranoid and wonder if it's a real company or just another pinkie thing , any ideas ?? anyone !!!!!
I agree , wholeheartedly , at present not being able to access watchlist on the toolbar
no watchlist , every time I click on watchlist it brings up the loggin box while the ihub toolbar still says I am logged in , I have tried everything , nothing changes
no watchlist , every time I click on watchlist it brings up the loggin box while the ihub toolbar still says I am logged in , I have tried everything , nothing changes
maybe tricks by MM's to get cheaper shares to cover NSS
USXP , on BUYINS.NET threshold list for 310 days , squeeze price of .01
Don't give MM's your shares , if you have stop loss orders in i would cancel so they can't manipulate more , let them catch their own NSS , PBLS is on BUYINS.NET threshold list . squeeze price of .02 . if there are no sell orders then how far can it run . flippers hold off , please do your own DD and GLTA
with the new SEC "SHO" regulations i can't see why anybody would be flipping for awhile , and anybody with stop loss should cancel so the MM's can't catch you , and get your shares and then jump it back up
EFGO as CHNW , was on BUYINS.NET threshold list for 154 days , means a surprising NSS need to cover
has every one seen this , the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
GZFX , on BUYINS.NET threshold list for 608 days
GZFX , been on BUYINS.NET threshold list for 608 days
looking at PAIM , AGHD , GRUS , and PBLS
here it is , the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
has every one seen this , the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
why would anyone sell
does anyone know the latest on the amount of shorting on this , please PM me , and here is the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
does anyone know the latest on the amount of shorting on this , and here is the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
does anyone know the latest on the amount of shorting on this , and here is the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
does anyone know the latest on the amount of shorting on this , and here is the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
does anyone know the latest on the amount of shorting on this , and here is the latest on SEC SHO regulation: WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday [today] to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Securities and Exchange Commission voted Wednesday to approve a change to tighten rules intended to curb manipulative short sales,including so-called "naked" short sales.
The change eliminates a controversial exception that shielded existing short positions from requirements to deliver hard-to-borrow shares within 13 days of settlement. Once the change takes effect, short positions previously protected by
the grandfather clause must be closed out within 35 days.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said persistent failures to deliver shares sold short seem to be due to the grandfather protections, which the SEC included in 2004 to prevent stock-market volatility. Critics complained the protections undermined efforts to clean up abuses involving "naked" short sales.
Short selling involves sales of borrowed securities, producing profits when prices decline. The practice is legal, but the SEC's Regulation SHO sought to prevent "naked" short sales, in which short sellers don't borrow securities they sell.
SEC officials said delivery failures have declined about 35% overall since Regulation SHO took effect and have fallen about 53% for hard-to-borrow stocks defined as "threshold" securities.
-By Judith Burns, Dow Jones Newswires, 202-862-6692; Judith.Burns@dowjones.com
IF ANYONE HAS STOP LOSS SELL ORDERS EXISTING , THEY SHOULD CANCEL SO THEY DON'T LOOSE THEIR SHARES TO THE MM'S , ON THIS OR ANY HEAVILY SHORTED STOCK UNTIL THE NEW SEC REG. ON N/S GETS COVERED
patience , good things come to those who wait ! ! ! GLTA!!!!!
so you ask for info with proof and facts , when you post R/S,BS BASED ON YOUR OPINION , but that's ok , it sounds now as if good things are on the way GLTA
what is their share structure ? O/S A/S their float etc.
see a .0005 at 10:30 what's up with that ? a buy or sell ?
need some company following this stock
maybe the difference is NSS
i have 2 accts. with bhub shares in them , the one at TDA shows .0001 , the other at Raymond James still shows as .0026
hector communications shows up on AMEX at $10.17 and the old news was a merger
IMO the beginning of Blockbuster doing a monthly out of store was a bad thing for mail order
PBLS had an after close trade of .024
GOOD LUCK TO YOU GAIL and GLTA
news !!!!!!!! please !!!!!!!!!thank you !!!!!!!!
I believe that soon , most serious investors will know about this company , and many will wish they had known a lot sooner, I am in long and holding , GLTA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! ! ! ! !
IMO the only real attempt to put together stocks that are good is THE TRANSPARENT FLAMINGO , the companies in the list are good , but you still have the basic market working against us , longs have to be very careful , the MM's and the flippers still cause havoc with the principles of "supply and demand" in relation to proper value , don't play the stock hype , play the charts