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SGCP, with a little news will POP!
OWVI Big $60 sale. Nice profit there GoodBuddy
SGCP news will come and Big it will be.
ZVTK usually comes after drinking coffie in the am.
Good Morning SGCP Gold Fans.
http://www.24hgold.com/english/home.aspx
SGCP Sharing, in response to the limey
Shorting conversation i want to share.
New Short Sale Rules Imminent
Traders Magazine Online News, January 6, 2010
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New Short Sale Rules Imminent
Traders Magazine Online News, January 6, 2010
Peter Chapman
New short sale rules are on the way.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, after wrestling with the issue for nearly a year, is expected to adopt a price-test rule for short sales this month. Also, the U.S. Congress is likely to add at least three new short sale rules to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 as part of its overhaul of financial services regulation.
Sources tell Traders Magazine that the SEC is close to reinstating restrictions on traders who want to sell stock short. The Commission struck the nearly 70-year old uptick rule from the books in 2007, but proposed several possible replacements last year in the wake of heavy pressure to do so from the American public and the Congress.
"There are pretty strong indications that there will be some form of a price test adopted this month," said one DC-based attorney who did not want his name disclosed.
It is not known which one of the proposed rules will become law, but the betting is on the so-called "alternate uptick rule" proposed by the SEC last August. The rule would require traders who want to short stock to do so by posting an offer at least 1 cent above the best bid. Traders could not short by hitting the bid, the faster of the two selling techniques.
The alternate uptick rule was first proposed by a group of four exchange operators last spring and includes the option of a circuit breaker. If a circuit breaker test was also adopted, short selling would only be restricted if a given stock started falling dramatically--by 10 percent or so over the previous days' closing price.
Most trading houses are opposed to any new rules, seeing them as unnecessary. Still many are resigned to the inevitability of a new rule. Most hope the SEC will include a circuit breaker test with any rule it adopts.
The SEC would not comment for this article.
Much of the pressure on the SEC to reinstate a price-test rule came from Congress. Senators Ted Kaufman, D-Del., and Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., kicked things off with a bill last March that would've forced the SEC to bring back the uptick rule. Now Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., is driving the agenda.
As part of H.R. 4173, the "Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009," the sweeping overhaul of regulation of the financial services industry, Congressman Frank has added a little noted amendment targeting short sellers.
The so-called Managers Amendment, which only became public in December, would add three new rules to the '34 Act. The first would require every institutional investment manager that shorts stock to disclose its short positions to the SEC every week, much as these organizations disclose their long positions every quarter.
The SEC would then be required to make the information public every month. The amendment does not direct the regulator to disclose the identity of the short seller. It did however leave room for the SEC to provide "additional information."
If the SEC did decide to disclose the identity of the short seller, "that would seriously affect what people do," Ed Johnsen, a partner with Winston & Strawn, said.
The SEC instituted a similar rule mandating disclosure for one year between summer 2008 and summer 2009 before letting it expire. It then said it was working with the nation's exchanges to come up with a disclosure plan.
The second amendment would add a clause to the Act that makes it illegal for someone to effect a "manipulative short sale of any security." In addition, the clause prods the SEC to add its own rules enforcing the new amendment.
The third amendment could potentially have the biggest impact on short sellers. It requires broker-dealers to instruct their customers that they have the right to refuse to loan their stocks for short-selling purposes.
Because stocks sold short are typically borrowed from investors, a refusal on the part of the shareholder to lend would make it impossible for traders to effect a short sale.
Most stocks however are owned by institutions, while the anti-short selling backlash has come mostly from the American public. Large institutions make money lending their securities and so far have shown little appetite for eliminating the practice.
Where the new regulation may have an impact is on less liquid, hard-to-borrow stocks owned by the retail public. "There may be certain short selling that can't get done because the stocks that had been hard to borrow are now harder to borrow," Johnsen said.
The Frank amendment is part of the House version of the bill. The Senate is still working on its version. The two must ultimately be reconciled before the bill becomes law. While it is possible the Frank amendment could be dropped from the final bill, Johnsen, for one, believes that to be unlikely.
suspect that is what the ceo of
knight was *obliquely* getting at
on his little chat with jimmy cramer
on mad money a few weeks back ..
could it be the crook's *monopoly*
is coming to end.
ZEVOTEK ZVTK Features•Award-winning light bulb saves energy while clearing pollutants
•Lasts 10 times longer and uses 75% less energy than the average bulb
•Rids your home of pollen, airborne germs, cooking odors, pen dander and smoke by emitting negative ions
•Ideal for homes with pets, smokers or allergy sufferers
WHAT A LIGHTBULB!!!
Anytime between now and end of February i would guess.
Great find OBJ, OWVI is hot for sure.
http://prepaidexpo.blogspot.com/2010/01/one-world-ventures-inc-announces-1world.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PrepaidExpo+%28PrePaid+Expo%29&utm_content=Twitter
http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/marketwire/0574578.htm
Roberto, what do you have?
I ordered 2 sets, 4 bulbs, shipping costs the same as 2 bulbs.
$7.95 for the first set and shipping included on the second. Its
the size and weight that determines shipping costs, other than
that value of item shipped or exotic locations, nothing else.
EASILY
$11.98 per bulb shipped to my hands at the front door of my house.
I ordered 2 orders, 4 bulbs
Or fall possibly. Technicaly the answer is yes. There are lots
of forces in play, company, insiders, MM's, day traders, flippers,
investors, ect..but yes. Its a large slot machine. LOL
PPS is based on your perception of valuation of a company and your willingness to buy at that pps. Hope that answers that.
Just Buy.
Hey thats a great idea, just like Wallgreens
From Scottrade just now DANR
0.038/5000
Bid/Size (OTC BB)
0.04/5000
Ask/Size (OTC BB)
0.04
Price Open
0.039
Previous Close
0.04
Day High
0.038
Day Low
--
Beta (5yr)
1.49/2/27/09
52wk High/Date
0.0335/12/28/09
52wk Low/Date
2.1 Million
Market Capitalization
52.8 Million
Shares Outstanding
--
Volatility Avg (1 Year)
400.8 Thousand
Avg Vol (10 day)
NM
P/E Ratio
-0.1018
EPS (TTM)
OWVI will probably deliver that info soon in a pr.
Be patient OBJK, quite the load right now with all
that is being prepared. I think we have between now
and five more months of big scale news. People have
been not really understanding the scope of the prs.
Alamo explained that very well and that doesnt even
consider the Solar revenue. We get BOTH, and more.
Here is how my ZVTK order for TWO sets of bulbs, 4 total
Ionic Light Bulb - Order Confirmation Email
Friday, January 8, 2010 9:11 PM
Order Number: ION-333519879
Item Number Item Name Quantity Price Ext.
ILB-01 Ionic Light Bulb Set of 2 1 $19.95 $19.95
ILB-02 Additional Ionic Light Bulb Set of 2 1 $19.99 $19.99
Standard 4 to 6 weeks !Rush 7 to 10 days ! $7.95
Sales Tax: $0.00
Grand Total: $47.93
$11.98 per bulb shipped to my hands at the front door of my house.
This was ordered from www.newionicbulb.com Go ZVTK ZEVOTEK
From my order and your last at 7pm i get 249 orders
GO ZVTK
Count mine in also at friday 9:10pm cst
Your order number is ION-333519879.
I placed a double order. 4 Bulbs
Wow man are you kidding me, this is solid buisness here. HA LOL
ZVTK is the Real Deal, Buy, Set, Forget. When this does finally
take off people are going to chase this for sure. GO ZEVOTEK
We have the resources to accommodate
inventories of any size. On average,
we warehouse and manage more than
100,000 units daily. Our key
inventory control and management
services include Electronic Data
Interchange (EDI) Network, which
operates 24 hours a day, seven days a
week.
• Strategic Locations
With distribution and fulfillment facilities strategically located in Torrance, CA (close to the Long Beach/
Los Angeles Ports and LAX Airport), the company minimizes freight costs and delivery windows-providing
ample room for time-sensitive product releases.
• On-Time, Cost-Effective Delivery
Imagine Fulfillment Services leads the industry in on-time deliveries with a nearly perfect delivery rate for
orders with lead times as little as 1-2 days!
• Custom Pick, Pack & Ship Order Management & Turnaround
Imagine Fulfillment Services picks units from inventory, cartons them, generates and applies packing slips
and shipping labels, and then loads and ships the project-usually the very same day. The company works
closely with every major overnight and ground carrier to ensure timely delivery to customers. All carriers are
tied into the company’s online systems, which means that small-volume projects can be delivered directly to
distributors and retailers with real-time tracking.
• Customer Order Tracking - Orderwave.com Technology
Imagine Fulfillment Services tracks orders by customer, distribution point, service level and carrier. This
enables clients to check the status of their orders at any time in the distribution process and helps ensure
secure, timely and error-free delivery of products.
• A Dedicated Distribution Service Team
Imagine Fulfillment Services is dedicated to delivering high quality distribution services. More than
140,000 feet of space are reserved for packaging, warehousing and returns.
• Strong Direct-To-Retail Capabilities
Imagine Fulfillment Services directly ships to more than 20,000 retail locations, including most of the
nation’s leading retailers, such as Wal-Mart, Sam’s Club, Best Buy, Blockbuster, Hollywood Video, Kmart,
Kroger, Safeway, Vons and more.
http://www.imaginefulfillment.com/imagine_newsletter_proof_121305.pdf
Alamo i wonder if that ?3+million is Short Covering.
We were very short end of november then show ZERO Shorts
December 15, 2009 and i cant find end of december short info.
Imagine Fulfillment Services is a wharehousing, Recieving,
Shipping Facility. May be the people handling the products
for ZEVOTEK ZVTK. Big Outfit
OWVI Shorting conversation i want to share.
New Short Sale Rules Imminent
Traders Magazine Online News, January 6, 2010
---
New Short Sale Rules Imminent
Traders Magazine Online News, January 6, 2010
Peter Chapman
New short sale rules are on the way.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, after wrestling with the issue for nearly a year, is expected to adopt a price-test rule for short sales this month. Also, the U.S. Congress is likely to add at least three new short sale rules to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 as part of its overhaul of financial services regulation.
Sources tell Traders Magazine that the SEC is close to reinstating restrictions on traders who want to sell stock short. The Commission struck the nearly 70-year old uptick rule from the books in 2007, but proposed several possible replacements last year in the wake of heavy pressure to do so from the American public and the Congress.
"There are pretty strong indications that there will be some form of a price test adopted this month," said one DC-based attorney who did not want his name disclosed.
It is not known which one of the proposed rules will become law, but the betting is on the so-called "alternate uptick rule" proposed by the SEC last August. The rule would require traders who want to short stock to do so by posting an offer at least 1 cent above the best bid. Traders could not short by hitting the bid, the faster of the two selling techniques.
The alternate uptick rule was first proposed by a group of four exchange operators last spring and includes the option of a circuit breaker. If a circuit breaker test was also adopted, short selling would only be restricted if a given stock started falling dramatically--by 10 percent or so over the previous days' closing price.
Most trading houses are opposed to any new rules, seeing them as unnecessary. Still many are resigned to the inevitability of a new rule. Most hope the SEC will include a circuit breaker test with any rule it adopts.
The SEC would not comment for this article.
Much of the pressure on the SEC to reinstate a price-test rule came from Congress. Senators Ted Kaufman, D-Del., and Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., kicked things off with a bill last March that would've forced the SEC to bring back the uptick rule. Now Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., is driving the agenda.
As part of H.R. 4173, the "Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009," the sweeping overhaul of regulation of the financial services industry, Congressman Frank has added a little noted amendment targeting short sellers.
The so-called Managers Amendment, which only became public in December, would add three new rules to the '34 Act. The first would require every institutional investment manager that shorts stock to disclose its short positions to the SEC every week, much as these organizations disclose their long positions every quarter.
The SEC would then be required to make the information public every month. The amendment does not direct the regulator to disclose the identity of the short seller. It did however leave room for the SEC to provide "additional information."
If the SEC did decide to disclose the identity of the short seller, "that would seriously affect what people do," Ed Johnsen, a partner with Winston & Strawn, said.
The SEC instituted a similar rule mandating disclosure for one year between summer 2008 and summer 2009 before letting it expire. It then said it was working with the nation's exchanges to come up with a disclosure plan.
The second amendment would add a clause to the Act that makes it illegal for someone to effect a "manipulative short sale of any security." In addition, the clause prods the SEC to add its own rules enforcing the new amendment.
The third amendment could potentially have the biggest impact on short sellers. It requires broker-dealers to instruct their customers that they have the right to refuse to loan their stocks for short-selling purposes.
Because stocks sold short are typically borrowed from investors, a refusal on the part of the shareholder to lend would make it impossible for traders to effect a short sale.
Most stocks however are owned by institutions, while the anti-short selling backlash has come mostly from the American public. Large institutions make money lending their securities and so far have shown little appetite for eliminating the practice.
Where the new regulation may have an impact is on less liquid, hard-to-borrow stocks owned by the retail public. "There may be certain short selling that can't get done because the stocks that had been hard to borrow are now harder to borrow," Johnsen said.
The Frank amendment is part of the House version of the bill. The Senate is still working on its version. The two must ultimately be reconciled before the bill becomes law. While it is possible the Frank amendment could be dropped from the final bill, Johnsen, for one, believes that to be unlikely.
suspect that is what the ceo of
knight was *obliquely* getting at
on his little chat with jimmy cramer
on mad money a few weeks back ..
could it be the crook's *monopoly*
is coming to end.
OWVI Chart looks poised for Explosion Upward
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=OWVI&p=D&yr=0&mn=2&dy=3&id=t06515531470&r=5647&depth=24&listNum=&cmd=chartnotes,889|761
I dont know what the hell your talking about pal, maybe you should
have got a piece of ASK too. OWVI is Cherry
How many times did that take you to process your order?
900k was a total of buys
You guys are Slamin that Ask. Another 900k ASK
Another BIG Slam @.0025 for 850K YES
That was beautiful Steven, you will be rewarded as you already know im sure.
L2 1x.0034, 2x.0035 Got to finish green today people
Nice 500k Slam at ASK .0024. L2 2x.0025 Nite down
L2 1x.0081, 2x.0083 ASK
L2 1@.0034,2x.0035 ASK. SGCP needs to see green today
Need to fill that .0024 and get to .0025 EOD to set up the run.
NITE is at .0025 now, .0024 will fall fast imo
Ill bet that sell of 350k @.0023 was a loss to OWVI
Next week we shall see. OWVI will have many Next Weeks by the time this week is over.
Maybe the 15+ million shares outstanding on scottrade is correct because it sure looks like MM's dont have much on the bid.
We are winning this and OWVI is going to move hard soon. L2
has 2 at .0035 ASK. Bids are 24,23,22,19 x1
No and i was not able to average down from .004. Im good here.