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Re-Juv I think can be a solid product. Especially with the baby boomer population getting older, and just in general people wanting to look younger people spend money on this kind of stuff. Re-Juv also works for men from what I know. Of course theres a lot of these types of products already on the market. So pricing and advertising is the key and of course the results, which I hear for people who have tried Re-Juv it works very well. It's tough for companies like CXAC to get a product going not just in this economy but because there limited financially, but I think this product could do well if it got the chance to be in a Walgreens and CVS, I mean they have a whole aisle dedicated to cosmetics and such. Just some thoughts.
Well at least Humpries is gone from TFZI he like this company was a POS....the question is will TFZI ever trade any kind of volume again?? Humpries used this TFZI, EWKS and DLAD as his personal atm machines and to scam investors..
Been in BUD for a week and enjoying the ride up!!! Pretty solid company.
I'm hoping so too...in any event CLKZ so far down on light volume...14,000 shares traded price sits at .0017.
I thought so thanks. Either way glad there gone of course by them selling all there stock it dropped it to these prices...
sorry to hear that, good luck with ffgo and your investments. Hopefully this stock starts rumbling again soon.
Teva announces settlement with Novartis over Lotrel generic
Teva Pharmaceutical (TEVA) announced earlier that patent litigation with Novartis (NVS) related to generic versions of Novartis' Lotrel capsules sold by Teva has been dismissed by the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey pursuant to a settlement between the parties, which provides for a release of all claims against Teva and its subsidiaries. The financial terms of the settlement are confidential.
Seems like TEVA is finally settling a lot of disputes lately, one with Merck recently and they had another too...This is a good thing as I think a lot of these battles with other companies was waying on there share price of course the big one Copaxone has yet to be settled....
Roche starting to look much better now plus earnings came in rather well too for the 2nd quarter.
Good start of the day so far for BUD up over 58 per share and up over 1 dollar today on the share price.
I totally agree about the stock and agree with you on ALU tired of us trading at these prices when the company is worth more.
Jefferies is very bullish on ALU there the only firm I know with a 8.50 target price on ALU. That would be pretty nice .10 cents for earnings which would be also a .18 cent improvment if im correct from q2 2010 when ALU came in at -0.08 cents like you said the street is looking for around 3 cents so a 7 cent suprise I think would go well...ALU did beat the street handly last quarter by about 6 cents so who knows?? the reason why the shares got dissed was because anlaysts are picky and said to much growth is coming from North America alone....I think no doubt ALU will beat the street next thursday the question is by how much though....
yup, Aimers screwed over shareholders again!! well at least he's gone, he just used the company CLKZ as his personal ATM machine...But yeah he had like a 40% stake I think in the company...Also I think Junior Capital sold all of its shares too. He might of been a part of that.
Alcatel-Lucent close to enterprise sale
Private equity firm in running to grab call centre, unified communications business.
Alcatel-Lucent could finalise the sale of its enterprise business by the end of the week.
After months of closed-door negotiations with varied suitors including HP and Siemens Enterprise Communications, the company confirmed interest overnight in "exploring strategic options" for its non-telco business.
The business provided unified communications, workflow management and call centre software to large businesses internationally.
Cisco, which competes with both Alcatel-Lucent's telecomms and enterprise businesses, was at one stage believed to be interested in bidding for the company.
Reuters reported at the beginning of the month that private equity firm Permira had since become front-runner in negotiations to purchase the business at a bid of $US1.3 billion ($AU1.209 billion).
The buy would make the first major technology acquisition for Permira, formerly known as Schroder Ventures Europe.
The equity firm counts numerous financial services and consumer brands - including Hugo Boss and Valentino - among its investments.
Alcatel-Lucent had begun holding meetings this week with key decision makers within the business internationally in order to finalise its sale.
One source said those negotiations could finish by the end of the week judging by the pace of internal discussions.
However, the buy would have to receive a green light from French workers' unions CFDT and CFE-CGC, which gained access to the negotiating table after initiating a one-day strike of company workers in France over reports of the sale.
The unions, concerned the sale could lead to job cuts among the enterprise division's 5000-employee global workforce, were believed to be the last obstacle to finalisation of the sale to Permira.
CFE-CGC told unionised members prior to Alcatel-Lucent's announcement that a sale was inevitable but the group would continue to push for greater job security in the transition.
The French company was best known locally as the alma mater of NBN Co chief executive Mike Quigley. It had secured several lucrative contracts to provide equipment required for the National Broadband Network build.
The company's enterprise division also holds several contracts in Australia with major telcos and government departments
Generic drug-maker Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (Nasdaq:TEVA) is shutting a recently acquired Montreal-area plant, putting 340 people out of work. The Israeli generic drug giant acquired the plant last year when it purchased Germany's Ratiopharm; Teva had already announced plans to either sell the plant in Mirabel, Que., within a certain deadline, or shut it down. A news release from the union representing Teva workers says they were provided details Tuesday of plans for the shutdown.
Nice close for BUD at 57 per share...3 more bucks till 60 please!!!!
the ffgo board looks like its rumbling a bit now with volume coming in...intresting.
Not to bad of a day for a down day for ALU, considering we went up 32 cents yesterday I'm content with only giving up 3 cents today...Hopefully next week starting on monday investorts start buying into ALU in anticipation of stronger earnings which are due next thursday on the 28th of July.
I agree hopefully this is the start of something for IHGP.
not sure what to make of all this volume all of the sudden, some of it on the bid and some of it at the ask on IHGP....who knows....
IHGP some nice buys and some big volume on the bid something looks like it went on....just hope it wasnt dillution and instead the company finally coming around to releasing a update...will see I guess, not to bad though so far.
Alcatel speeds up Unicom’s 3G network20 Jul 2011
China
Alcatel-Lucent has announced that it will be increasing the reach and efficiency of China Unicom’s 3G network. China Unicom has commissioned the work to meet the increasing demand for mobile broadband. The French-US firm will be expanding the GSM and W-CDMA network in ten provinces starting with Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Fujian, providing China Unicom the means to optimise its existing networks and preparing them for future upgrades. Rajeev Singh-Molares, President of Alcatel-Lucent’s activities in the Asia-Pacific Region, said that the upgrade would ‘deliver mobile broadband services more efficiently at a lower cost even as subscriber numbers grow, to support the future introduction of 4G LTE mobile broadband speeds and services’.
According to TeleGeography’s GlobalComms Database, at the end of March 2011 China Unicom had 18.5 million 3G customers, around 10% of its total wireless subscribers.
251 share trade so far..LOL?? a mm game maybe...at least the bid is at .0022 and ask is .0025 at least those two things have gone up the past ocuple of trading days...still they will probally end up going back down, or maybe just maybe clkz might have a mini run in it..? Guess will find out.
yup, someone wanted to paint CLKZ green why I have no idea on a 5,000 share buy...lol.
Ask on IHGP back to a penny also the bid is at .0053 whoich is higher then the current pps at .0052...lol.
So far another another up day for BUD approcaging 57 per share for the company.
Alcatel-Lucent explores options for enterprise business
Wednesday 20 July 2011
Equipment make could sell off enterprise business unit, thought to be worth at least $1.5 billion.
Telecoms equipment maker Alcatel Lucent SA Wednesday said it was exploring options for its enterprise business unit, including a possible sale to a third party.
The announcement follows months of speculation over the fate of the business unit which could be worth at least $1.5 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Wall Street Journal in mid-April reported that the company was exploring a sale of its enterprise business and had hired advisers.
In a statement made in a filing to the French market regulator, the Franco-American equipment maker said that no decisions had been made over the unit which sells switches and telephone to clients including call centers.
"There is no certainty that this review will result in any change to the Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise business," the company said in the statement.
Besides office telephones, Alcatel-Lucent's enterprise business also sells switches and other gear. It also sells hardware and software used in call centers. While profitable, it accounts for less than 10% of the company's annual revenue, and doesn't fit with its main operation of selling network gear to telecom carriers.
Selling the operation would provide cash that Alcatel Lucent could invest in its other operations just as its fortunes appear to be turning. Alcatel Lucent has bet that booming demand for data hungry smart phones will force telecommunications operators to revamp their networks. Alcatel-Lucent's share price rose rallied sharply in the beginning of the year as demand for gear increased in the U.S resulting in improved revenues. However, analysts have since questioned whether the company is too reliant on the U.S for revenue growth. Competition from Asian telecoms equipment makers, such as ZTE Corp. could also dampen growth prospects, analysts say.
Alcatel Lucent has struggled since the landmark combination in 2006 of Alcatel, the French telecom-gear maker, and Lucent, its American counterpart which was once part of the old American Telephone & Telegraph monopoly. The merged company has lost money every year, and by 2008 its market capitalization had shriveled to about $6 billion, from a pre-merger level of $36 billion. Its current market value is about $14 billion. Lucent spun off its enterprise division as Avaya, in 2000.
Alcatel Lucent Chief Executive Ben Verwaayen expects the company to be "normal" by the end of 2011, posting regular profits and positive free cash flow.
At 1414 GMT Wednesday, Alcatel Lucent's shares were trading up 0.5% at EUR3.64, with the benchmark CAC 40 around 1% higher.
hey no problem thanks for your kind words too, doing what I can to keep CXAC and peoples hopes high, though I can understand the fustration I am equally as fustrated here. There certainly has been times where Mr.Bravo has delayed things or not follwed thru with things he has promised. But so have 95% of other pinksheet companies and CEO's, thats why the SEC and such tell you NOT to invest in these kind of companies it is a big risk, and yes the rewards can be big too...
Anyways I still have soem hope here I dont think its as bad as people think if the chill gets lifted its not hard to move 6.5billion shares, I think it pops back to .0003 or .0004...IMO.
FFGO second day in a row showing some volume big block of 40 mill went off this morning.
74million in volume for FFGO, havent seen that in a while...
Techincally the stock traded today 1 million shares traded hands today, yes true first time in a longtime but nonthless it traded.
First time CXAC has had volume since April 15th I beleive pretty much a 3 month span...I wouldnt get to excited about it, but hey its nice to see it trade at least. 1 million shares so far.
Thanks, Good luck to you too!! And go ALU!!
Great day so far for Bud up over 1 dollar on the PPS, looking good, especially after yesterday declining 75 cents it so far today got that back and then some on the price per share.
Yeah CLKZ is looking pretty bad your right. And no volume so far today? whats up with that? Havent seen that in a while on CLKZ, especially with all the dumping the new CEO has been doing I wonder what the real o/s is now? I bet its more then 79 million...IMO.
looks like someone decided they wanted out or finally got fustrated bid whacked the stock at .0052 on IHGP.
Update from Mr.Bravo
I just recieved a Email from Mr.Bravo on 7/19/2011 at 11:52am. Eastern Time, that I am sharing with the board here.
Any new updates at all? Most folks think CXAC will file for bankrupcy at this stage. It's been three months since there has been a update on crossac.com. Furthermore Someone said they called the re-juv number that assist with returning the product and that number has been disconnected...
No bankruptcy. We are still moving forward.
I need to get a update out.
Jorge
I am in the same boat as you and agree with you and your stance on ALU, its nice to see it have a good comeback a bit today...though were still far from a week and half ago when the stock closed at 6.05 or so.
solid bounce so far today for ALU not only has it recovered yesterdays losses its also so far it's ahead of the 5.09 close from friday too...even if it sells off a bit in mid day I would be happy with a close over 5.00 or greater here.
Will EWKS ever trade with volume and news again...its been a long time here for this POS, at least Humpries is gone he was using DLAD, EWKS, and TFZI as his personal ATM and scamming people, IMO.
Teva launches new optical brand in Israel, Globes reports
Teva (TEVA) has launched Teva Optical, a new optical brand, in Israel, Globes reports. Previously, Teva Medical marketed a range of optical products. Israel's optical market is worth NIS1.4B annually