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Three questions about the conference call: Who was Dave? Why was he there at the end of the conference? Where did Dave suddenly appear from? He, he, he.
Looks like flipper/momos didn't hear what they wanted. I guess they were expecting to hear some news not already released, or fantasy numbers to blow socks off. Just straight forward facts that helped me to solidify my grip, as I see so many seem to have done. I had a trigger set at .21 if there had been a stampede to get shares after the conference. I figured I could get back in after the spike.
Might be some buying into the close that pushes us to .19, a tick closer to breakout. This is a healthy thing. One step up at a time. Step, base, step, base. Let's do this all the way to $1.
Kapone, do you have a source for those numbers? I read them before, but don't recall where. I assumed that all previous insider shares would be restricted as of the merger. The exception would be the 8-S shares for indemnification and employee incentive/benefits. The 144 filing means that the shares are sold by an insider and not a consultant for the merger, although that could be a reason for the S-8 issuance, and that could be the reason for issuance to the insider.
Going through the SEC filings, I found all the shares adding up to 605,000,000 o/s. The problem is the S-8 shares are part of the 605mm, but are not restricted. So, that creates a a conflict with your restricted number. TIA
Tomorrow should be very interesting. Looking good here folks. Looking gooOOOoooOOOod!! And, this is neither pump nor hype.
From the Pre-14c. "30,000,000 shares of Preferred Stock"
Your count does not seem to include preferred shares, which would be counted in the o/s, but not the float.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1073785/000114420406023671/v044844_pre14c.txt
When I was 22, I traveled the back roads of NV on my way to Grand Canyon where I had a job waiting. Stopping at any place that interested me was actually the best part of my entire Grand Canyon experience, and we are talking about living at the national park. The very best thing was a small town called Yerrington on a little river about 150 miles south of Carson. The twon was divided between Yerringthon and East Yerrington, but not municipally, but by the two family factions that had divided years before. I met the son of the owner of the largest open pit copper mine in the world, and he showed me his town and introduced me to all the mine workers and ranchers in the area. I came very close to not leaving that place.
Take a limo the long way, Route 66. And, don't forget to stop at every burg and ville along the way. It's worth the extra 2 weeks of travel.
No, that change in float is due to one insider selling under rule 144 his S-8 issued shares, which would not be covered by the insider trading rule and only affects the float and not the o/s. That change is only 2 million shares as per TA last Wednesday.
Unless someone has information different from my own.
I agree. And, the newest policy announced by Bush of troop reduction in Iraq will mean even less protection for the oil industry. I think Iraq should be considered neutralized as an oil source for at least the next 2 years.
You forget China and South Asia. They will absorb ALL Russian oil if it comes to Canada fully developing its oil industry. You seem to think that the US is the only market. The US will be a stablizing market as China continues to ramp up its energy usage. Even with new energy sources, China is expected to triple its oil dependence in the next 40 years. India will at least double in the next 10 years. Then there are the 3rd world emerging nations that are entering the world economy and have increasing energy demands. Moreover, back in the USA I don't see Canada replacing Indonesia as a supplier to places like Hawaii. Simple price/logistics.
I'm buying a little grass shack on the beach...
...with an estate attached. LOL
That's really all I was saying.
This is a PR driven stock. When the next bunch of PRs hit, the low volume will make it fly. But, until then, someone does not want it over the $25 million cap, microcap-line. That said, a PR could come at anytime, so be quick on the buying trigger if you are waiting for a sign from the "gods". Otherwise, you will chase it to .30.
I agree. Been watching from the sidelines. I may pick up a huge load when it reaches no-brainer prices. I hope for the sake of all investors here that does not happen, but...
This little company keeps surprising us. Seymour seems to like people to read between the lines. So, when he says that Vietnam continued studies after the team left, could he be implying tests beyond the range of in-vitro? Clearly, when he says "proud of the results", he means the tests were amazing and will probably blow everyone's socks off. But there is also the implication of changing time-line. Remember, NNVC was not supposed to have any product ready for market before early 2007 and then it would be very limited and under tight FDA regs. However, they already have plans for a manufacturing facility and anti-Bird Flu medication must be ready by October, so are we to deduce that they are at least one year, and perhaps 2 years, ahead of schedule?
These questions are not meant to pump, rather the questions are only meant as inquiry into the meaning of the last PR.
2C, where do you think heavy short interest comes from? This ruling affects all stocks, including AURC and especially NDOL. If hedging is a legitimate part of an effecient market, and if it is simply the opposite of buying, then how can the courts possibly make the ruling that hedge funds are outside the authority of the SEC, while mutual funds come under its authority? That makes no sense to me, and should make no sense to any investor.
What I'm saying is, get out there and pressure your conmgressional representatives to do somthing about this loophole in governance.
I thought it's meaning was obvious. I also don't consider it spam.
If you don't think this decision will affect you, think again:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/24/business/24fund.html
If you don't think this decision will affect you, think again:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/24/business/24fund.html
If you don't think this decision will affect you, think again:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/24/business/24fund.html
If you don't think this decision will affect you, think again:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/24/business/24fund.html
I know the question isn't for me, but I'll through in my 2 cents. Between 70% and 80% chance of a quality strike. If this were hold'em, I'd go all-in on those odds.
If EDEX strikes on this first well, and it is what PIP indicated, then we should see $1 almost immediately. This is because revenue from the well would begin within 2 to 3 months, and it will confirm the reliability of PIP and EDEX. However, New Mexico will be something else, might even be an anti-climax after the speculation/momo buying that would follow the Texas strike, though I think it would add to market valuation. That NM field will take much longer to become revenue producing, unless the lease was sold to another party.
Call me crazy, but I want to see the RSI peg at 90. Just flat out, haulingass, accelerating rising price for the months of July and August. Right to $20 a share with a move to NASDAQ.
"Put the pedal to the metal"
"...put a girdle round about the earth in forty minutes"
"Warp 9 Scotty!"
"Damn the torpedoes full speed ahead!"
I'm going to go see "Al Gore: The Movie".
I've got some friends doing that, but we have to be careful of the Roche/Rumsfeld connection.
Well, since I already shot off my mouth this morning, I guess I should post part of the E-mail from Tom. I appologize to him for doing this if this was not meant for posting:
"If we are successful in TEXAS the first check could come in 3 to 4 months [...] Thanks again for your support of Eldorado. The latest start time as of right now is the 28th.
The posting time on this is 3:15PM MT, 6/22/2006
I took one for the team, today. He,he,he, he he. And I didn't get any paint on the tape. Woo Hoo!! Where's the bar.
Argyll, June 15 and week 3 of June are the same week. June 26 and June 28 are in the same week. We are talking about drilling in Texas during severe weather season. Houston region just found itself under water after 27 inches of rain in less than 12 hours. Give them a little breathing room, will ya?
Sorry for any confusion. I can't get to the E-mail right now because it is my office Outlook. I will report back later to the board after I reread the e-mail. Now that I think about it, he may have been referring to New Mexico. But, I have to double check before I can say for sure. I am absolutely certain that the start date he gave was June 28, just not uncertain about the reference after the interview statement.
I really don't want this to be an issue because Monday or Wednesday start is meaningless. If it were after the 1st of july, then I might be concerned. But two days is nothing, and I'll bet you $1 to a donut the drilling finishes early.
If a pandemic occured, it would be like nothing we have ever seen. All the rules have changed since the last one. Recently, I traveled to Southeast Asia and South Asia, and it was different from what I hade experienced previously. Passing through certain countries, there were required health reports to fill out asking about flu-like symptoms. Three countries had health stations with men and women in lab coats set up in the passageways just before immigration and customs. People had to pass on either side of those stations. The "officials" looked directly at the faces of those who passed. In Japan, these "officials" were actually stopping occassional passengers who they thoght looked like they might be exhibiting flu symptoms.
In a pandemic, the current security check at airports would be duplicated for all arriving passengers. The health check points would be in addition to customs for international flights, but would be added to domestic flights. You think you have to endure waiting for luggage, just wait until some medical team has to assess you in a physical exam [check muccus membranes, eyes, ears and temperature] and inerview before you are permitted to leave an airport.
If the pandemic were threatening enough, there would be no where to go because you could not get there. The first thing would be the grounding of all commercial passenger flights, initially international and later domestic. The second step taken would be shutting down all travel between major population centers. Worst case scenario would be shutting down all but essential travel under a martial law: food, hospital, emergency center, etc. It would make the week after 9/11 in the US look like a practice run for something 100 times the scale. These policies would be enacted worldwide.
And that's why we need FluCide to work. Even if the loss of life were contained to mere thousands, the world economic losses could be catastrophic and usher in an era of world recession even greater than the 1997-1998 Asian monetary crisis.
Interesting, if you want to sell the price is .14, if you want to buy, the price is .15 or above. Cute. The managers are skimming the Blue Lite merchandise. 8-/
The bid/ask just came up on a bunch of stuff on both my watch lists. I must have guessed right this month for a change.
SAL, I don't know. Must be a lot of shoppers in the mall waiting for the "Blue Lite Special" to begin, and the managers looked out the windows and raised the prices instead of slashing them. LOL
Everybody got their charge cards ready? 'Cause, "The Friday Blue Lite Special Liquidation Going to Cash for the Weekend Shoppers Specials" will begin in 30 minutes. After today, I doubt that you will see these prices ever again.
Just got an E-mail from Tom, well opened it anyway, and he has the start for the drill date now set for Wednesday, June 28. That start sounds pretty firm. So, counting forward 12 days, July 10 is the day the Earth will begin to stand still, until the results are announced, anyway.
String, well, I was genuinely on your side, because I also cleared a little more dough to put on this, but I guess we just have to average down a little higher. Up .15 an hour into Friday. You might want be patient here. Should be some cashing out around noon to 2:00, but I expect it to close strong today.
String, what gaps? 1) The drop was artificially induced by a combination of share dumping and shorting. It was all retracement. 2) That drop in price filled a minor 6 month old gap that never should have filled if NNVC were not a pinkie. 3) There are no gaps since the intraday trading spans the previous day's close. Wednesday's close was not the high, which ran to 1.75.
I think we sell off a little tomorrow due to Friday Firesale Closeouts, but there are just too many people now who know this is the real deal and that NNVC has the solution to H5N1.
Oh, sorry FOG. Yeah gaps. Need to retrace to 1.30 before we can finish the run to resistance at 1.75.
Ah, hell. You had to pull out that stupid monkey. LOL I need a drink. Ah, the bar's over here.
The agreement is more than a handshake between buds. Speaking of Buds, how did I let the sun get over the yard arm? Share a cold one Lowman? And, Badge, whatever's your drink. Cheers.
My appologies to Badge. There are parts of the agreement that agree with my take, but EDEX does not have exclusivity. However, under the terms of their agreement, I doubt that the inventor will choose to go with anyone else without EDEX consultation.