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ONCO - added another 25K shares now 310K shares
COPI wants .10 thats 25% gain from .08 don't miss out.
ONCO BSGC COPI my 3 under .25 doing well, also adding CYOS here for subpenny play
COPI - 8's will be gone for good soon
COPI - buys at 8 pouring in now, soon it will be 9's
COPI - here we go.. weee
Last leg - it had two red days, and then it ran from 4 to 11. Well THU & FRI were red, time to go green IMO to .14 and higher IMO
ONCO - still strong holding all mine from .029
COPI --- IMO - better get in before .11 last 10 minutes before we go green...
COPI --- IMO - better get in before .11 last 10 minutes before we go green...
COPI added 40K today
BSGC - almost triple volume in just 21 Minutes something is seriously up. Break of .24 will be BULLISH BULLISH.
BSGC - looking fro a break of .24 after 1015AM or sooner
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - almost triple volume in just 21 Minutes something is seriously up. Break of .24 will be BULLISH BULLISH.
BSGC - looking fro a break of .24 after 1015AM or sooner
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - almost triple volume in just 21 Minutes something is seriously up. Break of .24 will be BULLISH BULLISH.
BSGC - looking fro a break of .24 after 1015AM or sooner
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - almost triple volume in just 21 Minutes something is seriously up. Break of .24 will be BULLISH BULLISH.
BSGC - looking fro a break of .24 after 1015AM or sooner
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - looking for a break of .24 after 1015AM or sooner
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - looking fro a break of .24 after 1015AM or sooner
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - just had a golden cross last week
BSGC - breaking out... target is .30 cent breakout
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
BSGC - just had a golden cross last week
BSGC - breaking out... target is .30 cent breakout
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BSGC&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p48032741771
OT - BSGC up 20% - posted here last week.
BSGC - breaking out... target is .30 cent breakout
BSGC - breaking out... target is .30 cent breakout
BSGC - avg volume last 10 days 143,000 - in 1 minutes already 150,000 something is up.
BSGC - chart
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=bsgc&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p75931841528
BSGC - avg volume last 10 days 143,000 - in 1 minutes already 150,000 something is up.
BSGC - chart
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=bsgc&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p75931841528
BSGC - chart watch for a break of .22 today and it must hold
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=bsgc&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p75931841528
BSGC - keep a close eye on it this week
BSGC - keep a close eye on it this week
KING - I'm still holding KING
Do not use Steroids, use Do not call block
Addning BIg tim this morning!!
SGGC - will be a nice 50% gainer today IMO
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SGGC%20&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p75931841528
DIGA - News
Digital Angel (NASDAQ:DIGA), an advanced technology company in the field of rapid and accurate identification, location tracking and condition monitoring of high-value assets, has, through its recent acquisition of Geissler Technologies, taken another significant step toward becoming the premier provider of food safety solutions for the food production markets by leveraging Geissler Technologies' extensive commercial relationship with Global Animal Management, Inc. (GAM), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Schering-Plough Corporation (NYSE:SGP). GAM provides data collection, data management and data reporting services to the food producing, processing and purveying industries.
COPI & ONCO 28 january 2008 my under a dime picks for the week
COPI & ONCO 28 january 2008 my under a dime picks for the week.
Good Morning all Copiers
That's right just retired from US Army last year.
European Stock Markets Follow Asia Lower
Monday January 28, 7:28 am ET
By Toby Anderson, AP Business Writer
European, Asian Markets Slide on US Recession Fears
LONDON (AP) -- Global market turmoil extended into a second week as European and Asian markets tumbled Monday in the wake of Wall Street's drop on Friday amid persistent worries about a possible U.S. -- and worldwide -- economic slowdown.
"With no market moving news out today, the slide follows on from losses suffered in the U.S. markets at the end of last week and in Asia this morning," said Nathan Miller, a trader at CMC Markets in London.
In Europe, the U.K.'s FTSE dipped 1.9 percent to 5,754.9 around midday. Germany's DAX slipped 1.6 percent while France's CAC 40 declined 2.2 percent.
China's benchmark index plummeted 7.2 percent to its lowest point in six months on concerns that a recession in the U.S. would mean less demand for Chinese-made products.
Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell nearly 4 percent to close at 13,087.91, erasing its jump on Friday, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index sank 4.3 percent.
U.S. stock index futures also were down, suggesting that Wall Street was poised to drop again when markets opened.
Investors around the world have been jittery for weeks about a U.S. slump, which would likely weaken demand for exports and drag on global growth. There is also concern about a worldwide credit crunch triggered by rising defaults in risky U.S. mortgages, which has led to mountains of bad assets at major American and European banks.
"There's a lot of uncertainty out there: uncertainty over the U.S. economy, uncertainty over China's economy," said Rob Hart, an analyst with Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong.
"People are also worried about contagion in Europe. If the U.S slows down, will it trigger a slowdown in Europe?" he said.
Declines were more modest in India, where the Sensex index -- which plunged 4 percent in the first 10 minutes of trading -- was down just 1.1 percent in late afternoon trading.
The sharpest declines came in China, where the Shanghai Composite index plunged 342.39 points to 4,419.29 amid worries about weaker demand from American consumers. Concerns over the potential impact of a prolonged bout of severe winter weather also took a toll.
"Investors, especially institutional investors, are very cautious," said Chen Huiqin, an analyst at Nanjing-based Huatai Securities. She said investors were waiting for possible "market rescuing" signals from the Chinese government.
"That could have a strong impact on the market," Chen said.
Global markets dropped sharply early last week on worries about slower U.S. growth. They rebounded after a hefty three-quarter-point cut in U.S. interest rates by the Federal Reserve last Tuesday, as well as news of a U.S. stimulus package that Washington is hammering out.
Monday's declines overseas follow a drop Friday on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones industrials slid 1.38 percent and the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index declined 1.47 percent.
Some traders said Asian markets were dropping on concern that the Fed may not slash interest rates again -- or as much as expected -- when its policy planners meet Tuesday and Wednesday.
"The possibility for a 50 basis points cut is looking less likely," said Castor Pang, a strategist at Sun Hung Kai Financial in Hong Kong, pointing to future prices in New York.
Ahead of Monday's opening, Dow futures were down 48 points, or 0.25 percent, at 12,188. Standard & Poor's 500 futures were off 7.1 points, or 0.19 percent, at 1,322.90 and Nasdaq 100 futures down 18 points, or 0.99 percent, at 1,775.5.
Japan's economy may already be contracting, said Tetsufumi Yamakawa, chief economist at Goldman Sachs Japan.
He pointed out that five of the 11 components of Japan's business condition diffusion index have already hit highs and begun to deteriorate. Declines in six of the 11 components often indicates a recession is coming.
"A recession, which was nothing more than a risk scenario six months ago, is now turning into our main scenario," Yamakawa said in a report released Friday.
Japanese traders also were cautious ahead of a slew of corporate quarterly earnings this week, including Honda Motor Co. on Wednesday and Sony Corp. on Thursday.
Associated Press Writer Cassie Biggs in Hong Kong also contributed to this report.
European Stock Markets Follow Asia Lower
Monday January 28, 7:28 am ET
By Toby Anderson, AP Business Writer
European, Asian Markets Slide on US Recession Fears
LONDON (AP) -- Global market turmoil extended into a second week as European and Asian markets tumbled Monday in the wake of Wall Street's drop on Friday amid persistent worries about a possible U.S. -- and worldwide -- economic slowdown.
"With no market moving news out today, the slide follows on from losses suffered in the U.S. markets at the end of last week and in Asia this morning," said Nathan Miller, a trader at CMC Markets in London.
In Europe, the U.K.'s FTSE dipped 1.9 percent to 5,754.9 around midday. Germany's DAX slipped 1.6 percent while France's CAC 40 declined 2.2 percent.
China's benchmark index plummeted 7.2 percent to its lowest point in six months on concerns that a recession in the U.S. would mean less demand for Chinese-made products.
Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei 225 index fell nearly 4 percent to close at 13,087.91, erasing its jump on Friday, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index sank 4.3 percent.
U.S. stock index futures also were down, suggesting that Wall Street was poised to drop again when markets opened.
Investors around the world have been jittery for weeks about a U.S. slump, which would likely weaken demand for exports and drag on global growth. There is also concern about a worldwide credit crunch triggered by rising defaults in risky U.S. mortgages, which has led to mountains of bad assets at major American and European banks.
"There's a lot of uncertainty out there: uncertainty over the U.S. economy, uncertainty over China's economy," said Rob Hart, an analyst with Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong.
"People are also worried about contagion in Europe. If the U.S slows down, will it trigger a slowdown in Europe?" he said.
Declines were more modest in India, where the Sensex index -- which plunged 4 percent in the first 10 minutes of trading -- was down just 1.1 percent in late afternoon trading.
The sharpest declines came in China, where the Shanghai Composite index plunged 342.39 points to 4,419.29 amid worries about weaker demand from American consumers. Concerns over the potential impact of a prolonged bout of severe winter weather also took a toll.
"Investors, especially institutional investors, are very cautious," said Chen Huiqin, an analyst at Nanjing-based Huatai Securities. She said investors were waiting for possible "market rescuing" signals from the Chinese government.
"That could have a strong impact on the market," Chen said.
Global markets dropped sharply early last week on worries about slower U.S. growth. They rebounded after a hefty three-quarter-point cut in U.S. interest rates by the Federal Reserve last Tuesday, as well as news of a U.S. stimulus package that Washington is hammering out.
Monday's declines overseas follow a drop Friday on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones industrials slid 1.38 percent and the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index declined 1.47 percent.
Some traders said Asian markets were dropping on concern that the Fed may not slash interest rates again -- or as much as expected -- when its policy planners meet Tuesday and Wednesday.
"The possibility for a 50 basis points cut is looking less likely," said Castor Pang, a strategist at Sun Hung Kai Financial in Hong Kong, pointing to future prices in New York.
Ahead of Monday's opening, Dow futures were down 48 points, or 0.25 percent, at 12,188. Standard & Poor's 500 futures were off 7.1 points, or 0.19 percent, at 1,322.90 and Nasdaq 100 futures down 18 points, or 0.99 percent, at 1,775.5.
Japan's economy may already be contracting, said Tetsufumi Yamakawa, chief economist at Goldman Sachs Japan.
He pointed out that five of the 11 components of Japan's business condition diffusion index have already hit highs and begun to deteriorate. Declines in six of the 11 components often indicates a recession is coming.
"A recession, which was nothing more than a risk scenario six months ago, is now turning into our main scenario," Yamakawa said in a report released Friday.
Japanese traders also were cautious ahead of a slew of corporate quarterly earnings this week, including Honda Motor Co. on Wednesday and Sony Corp. on Thursday.
Associated Press Writer Cassie Biggs in Hong Kong also contributed to this report.
He states "No Dilution" is that what you mean? He gives it thumbs up.