Investors were speculating about LPH dual listing a year or so ago but I have never heard management discuss the issue. Perhaps someone should ask the question when the opportunity arises. A dividend would be a slam dunk in my opinion.

Can you expound a bit on how you are attempting to sell intellectual property? It must be Chinese? I'm curious because I've worked with thin films for a number of years.

What "other stuff" are you waiting for?

LPH's large gain making appetizer for bigger news yet to come.

http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2012/04/13/energy-sector-wrap/

http://www.streetinsider.com/Special+Reports/Unusual+11+Mid-Day+Movers+0413%3A+(JOEZ)+(PRMW)+(KGJI)+Higher%3B+(PWAV)+(NEI)+(JADE)+Lower/7343457.html

LPH's large gain getting noticed.

http://www.streetinsider.com/Special+Reports/Unusual+11+Mid-Day+Movers+0413%3A+(JOEZ)+(PRMW)+(KGJI)+Higher%3B+(PWAV)+(NEI)+(JADE)+Lower/7343457.html

http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2012/04/13/energy-sector-wrap/

Look at it this way: the photos were not accompanied by a PR. This is a chance to accumulate pre-newswire. Any mention of increasing the deposit or finalizing the deal will likely be done in a louder manner. We are not even at the monthly high yet, suggesting there's still room to run.

LPH: New photos of Huajie on website. http://www.longweipetroleum.com/operations/storage-operations/huajie-facility

New photos of Huajie on LPH website. Photos have been updated periodically over the last 12 hours. http://www.longweipetroleum.com/operations/storage-operations/huajie-facility

Steady upward movement since the 50 sma crossed the 100 sma.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=LPH+Interactive#chart25:symbol=lph;range=1m;indicator=sma%2850,100,200%29+volume;charttype=line;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined

Are you back in LPH yet?

Be early to the party.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/303735-harbin-electric-buyout-approved-implications-for-u-s-listed-chinese-stocks?source=yahoo

At what price are you looking to get out at?

Probably people tired of waiting and now trying to raise cash in anticipation of S&P falling. And there will always be quick traders. Regardless, I don't think it's a good idea to bail out now.

Kevin Chen update. http://www.staranalystonline.com/

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/25/us-markets-stocks-ipos-idUSTRE75O02S20110625

"You have to have the guts to buy and close your eyes, then in a few months time it's fine." If only it were so easy.

Strange. Those who seemed to be in the know said to buy in the 2.50 range and then we ultimately fell to below 1.30 (and those people weren't recommending this as a quick trade).

The fraud argument has been our best friend, as it's allowed us to accumulate below 2.00. I was hoping for a 1.10 pps, but looks like that's not going to happen now (but of course with this stock you never know). If this was really a fraud seems like they would have been caught by now. Zester, you're probably the least liked on this board, but your advice would have been the best to follow when this stock was in the 2.50 range. I'm curious to hear your take now. If this goes above 2.50 I wonder if all those people who were buying will sell to break even. Hopefully the completion of the acquisition at the end of the month will mix with the current momentum and drive us into that range sooner rather than later. I don't think a dividend would be a good idea. They need the money for future acquisitions. My feeling is that people don't really get excited about token dividends, unless it's a quite high yield, and even then it's still questionable (look at Euroseas for example). Let's hope for future growth. The straight-forward and profitable nature of their business will eventually take care of the pps.

Reverse splits hurt the psychological value of a stock. Remember, this company previously achieved a pps of less than $1, so it's no surprise that management's undesirable decision to do a reverse split has not been met with new buyers galore. That being said, I'm stuck in this too and am hoping for a comeback.

Here's the question. Is it better to sell this at a big loss and find a good deal elsewhere as the stock market drops, or wait it out. I've been following this stock since mid '09 when James Altucher recommended it. http://www.thestreet.com/video/10498871/china-watch-playing-with-pennies.html#22715400001 You want to find companies when they are hated and cheap, but how low will this go?