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RKLC made a big move today on low volume, could be more news coming...this moves very easily...last time .50+...
No, at least for choicetrade, they have not received confirmation from their depository agent, or something like that, once that is in, they will update accounts. My old WWCD shares are still in my account, with Friday's close price for GBDX though...kind of glad I can't sell, I am waiting for something big with this...
I don't know, it is holding pretty darn good for the day after a 200% run...and 3.4 mil volume in less than 2 hours is not bad for this stock, considering in the last couple of weeks it was trading under 1mil daily...
I was up at 6:10 :) If you trade on the west coast, you gotta get up early...
I talked to choicetrade, they will be updating accounts soon, after final approval from the TA...
can't wait for next week, interesting and mysterious...
it could make a huge move again, it is behaving as if someone knows something, and is buying up shares (look at the CMF on the chart, positive for a while, money is flowing in)...such as employees of the Global Diamond Exchange that are now part of a publicly traded company? could explain the volume and run up on just the symbol change an no real news...
GBDX could be the first major play of the fall...
very excited for next week...
they would have done that with the symbol change, standard practice; they did not, so I assume that would not be done anytime soon, if ever...
GBDX could be major...been pounding the table since .0055 2 weeks ago when it was WWCD...
yeah, saw that, that is major, $50k buy...next week should be amazing...
happy hour for me at ihub! sweet!
I thought about that too, but I also thought that with FHAL->CSHD and LFWK->SLJB....
who knows?
no, the new york diamond district supplies 90% of NA's diamonds, not GBDX...but they will have a chunk of that, which will be huge...
choicetrade says accounts will be updated this evening with the new symbol with the ability to trade on monday...I am holding mine tight, average at .013...had some at .0065 at one point! argg...
called choicetrade, they seemed unaware...said it would change in a day or so...my account shows WWCD with no price...anyone else with choicetrade I encourage you to call and see, as the person I talked to may not have been on the up and up...
nevermind. thanks!
can you post the URL? I don't see that on the otcbb daily list I am looking at, TIA!
yeah, has anyone tried to buy or sell? something is up for sure!
might be getting more tomorrow if the price is right...
WWCD -> yep, somebody knows something, accumulation has been going on for the last couple of weeks, check the CMF...
WWCD -> fake wall at .017 IMO...
WWCD -> yup, little shake, then off again, same thing as the last run...
WWCD -> just hit .0165...it's on!
WWCD -> we break .015 today, and it's on! IMO
agree, SEVI(E) is ready to bounce here shortly...
no idea, but it is up over 50% today...
certainly is getting some good volume...upticking...looks like last weeks behavior again...good stuff!
WWCD -> volume coming in...upticking...
SGID will be emerging from chapter 11. It is getting coverage from the AP, Reuters, CNN, etc. Could be a big rebound this week...
AP
Silicon Graphics Reorganization OK'd
Tuesday September 19, 8:56 pm ET
By Michael Liedtke, AP Business Writer
Silicon Graphics Bankruptcy Reorganization Wins Court Approval
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Silicon Graphics Inc.'s proposed comeback from bankruptcy won court approval Tuesday, giving the maker of high-powered computers a chance to rekindle the technological wizardry that once made it a Silicon Valley star.
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Now that U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland has signed off on SGI's reorganization plan, the Mountain View-based company is hoping to reverse years of losses by selling more products while also reaping the benefits of dramatically lower expenses.
"The company has been in a defensive position for a long time," SGI Chairman Dennis McKenna said during a Tuesday interview. "Now we are in a position to become an offensive company again."
With its reorganization plan officially approved, SGI expects to formally shed the shackles of bankruptcy next month. The company filed for Chapter 11 protection in May, listing $369 million in assets and $664 million in debt.
The bankruptcy marked a sobering comedown for SGI, which was hailed for the technological elegance of computers that generated then-revolutionary special effects in films such as "Jurassic Park" during the early 1990s.
But buzz surrounding SGI faded as personal computers became more sophisticated and less expensive, reducing the demand for the company's pricier products.
SGI wound up losing nearly $1.7 billion in the 6 1/2 years leading up to its bankruptcy.
Things got so bad that SGI abandoned its sprawling corporate campus in Mountain View a few years ago and turned over the keys to online search engine leader Google Inc.
SGI now occupies smaller offices near its old home, but is considering moving its headquarters to Sunnyvale.
McKenna sees brighter times ahead because the company has trimmed $150 million from its annual expenses and sharpened its focus on the scientific and government customers that account for most of its sales.
The cost-cutting has trimmed SGI's payroll from about 2,200 employees in February to roughly 1,600 workers today.
As part of its recovery, SGI hopes to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq Stock Market in the near future, McKenna said.
The company's shares were dropped from the NYSE late last year after the stock price fell below $1 for a prolonged stretch. SGI's shares closed at 2 cents Tuesday on the over-the-counter market.
SGID might be big tomorrow...emerging from chapter 11...national news coverage...
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/060919/sgi_bankruptcy.html?.v=1
SGI will be emerging from chapter 11. It is getting coverage from the AP, Reuters, CNN, etc. Could be a big rebound this week...
AP
Silicon Graphics Reorganization OK'd
Tuesday September 19, 8:56 pm ET
By Michael Liedtke, AP Business Writer
Silicon Graphics Bankruptcy Reorganization Wins Court Approval
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Silicon Graphics Inc.'s proposed comeback from bankruptcy won court approval Tuesday, giving the maker of high-powered computers a chance to rekindle the technological wizardry that once made it a Silicon Valley star.
ADVERTISEMENT
Now that U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland has signed off on SGI's reorganization plan, the Mountain View-based company is hoping to reverse years of losses by selling more products while also reaping the benefits of dramatically lower expenses.
"The company has been in a defensive position for a long time," SGI Chairman Dennis McKenna said during a Tuesday interview. "Now we are in a position to become an offensive company again."
With its reorganization plan officially approved, SGI expects to formally shed the shackles of bankruptcy next month. The company filed for Chapter 11 protection in May, listing $369 million in assets and $664 million in debt.
The bankruptcy marked a sobering comedown for SGI, which was hailed for the technological elegance of computers that generated then-revolutionary special effects in films such as "Jurassic Park" during the early 1990s.
But buzz surrounding SGI faded as personal computers became more sophisticated and less expensive, reducing the demand for the company's pricier products.
SGI wound up losing nearly $1.7 billion in the 6 1/2 years leading up to its bankruptcy.
Things got so bad that SGI abandoned its sprawling corporate campus in Mountain View a few years ago and turned over the keys to online search engine leader Google Inc.
SGI now occupies smaller offices near its old home, but is considering moving its headquarters to Sunnyvale.
McKenna sees brighter times ahead because the company has trimmed $150 million from its annual expenses and sharpened its focus on the scientific and government customers that account for most of its sales.
The cost-cutting has trimmed SGI's payroll from about 2,200 employees in February to roughly 1,600 workers today.
As part of its recovery, SGI hopes to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq Stock Market in the near future, McKenna said.
The company's shares were dropped from the NYSE late last year after the stock price fell below $1 for a prolonged stretch. SGI's shares closed at 2 cents Tuesday on the over-the-counter market.
I always wonder about the credibility of those type of "interviews" especially when, at the end, it says...
"All of the above is in my opinion only."
WWCD -> agree, once past .015, it's .02 and beyond...great volume in the last little bit...
AGIS -> .05 cash buyout.... .04 right now...
AGIS - I am in, guaranteed profit right now...shorts may have to cover...
love these undervalued plays that are under the radar...
CBAY>>> my thoughts exactly, undervalued and under the radar...
why didn't I buy more at .0065 and sell less at .009...? :)