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SRSP "Fire in the hole"
SRSP .048 X .049
SRSP .048 X .05
SRSP .035 X .04
SRSP .03 X 034
SRSP .026 X .034 last .032 up 60%
PGYC .048 big pullback, HOD .10
PGYC .062
IFHR .0002 X .0006
I think the huge news was just announced.
PGYC news:
Pinksheets.com Confirms the Acceptance of Patriot Energy Corporation Updated Information
Friday March 27, 2009, 1:04 pm EDT
Buzz up! Print MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 27, 2009 -- Patriot Energy Corporation (Other OTC:PGYC.PK - News) is please to announce the confirmation by pinksheets.com for the removal of the stop sign by end of day. We expect to have all information pertinent to Patriot Energy Corporation officially updated with picksheets.com by Monday. "This is another step forward for the company to assure transparency for its shareholders and investors", said Tony Bisante, President and CEO of Patriot Energy Corp.
PGYC .03
PGYC .0285 X .029 on more news BOOM or bust coming
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PGYC.PK
PGYC .028
It says "have conveened". I would guess they are thinking something over and will meet again to make some sort of decision.
There better be something big here or PGYC will lose a lot of credibility, imo
PGYC .025 HOD on news
PGYC .02 X .021
PGYC .018 X.019
PGYC .017 X.018
PGYC .015 X .016 up 33%
PGYC gapping on news
PGYC .014 .016
IFHR says, "Gimmee some lovin'"
Mona news:
***MONA NEWS*** MonArc Corporation (MONA:PK) To Sell Its ITI Biotech Division
MONTREAL, March 19, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Mon Arc Corporation (www.monacorporation.com - MONA.PK) today after the market closed announced that it has reached an agreement with a Bio Tech fully reporting Pink Sheet company to acquire 100% of ITI. The transaction valued at 2.5 million dollars will be completed on a cash and stock basis.
The deal will see MONA realize approximately a 2 million dollar net gain.
The transaction is set to close within the next 30 to 45 days.
In other corporate updates, the management continues to work closely with the buyers of its previously announced asset sales and various transfer agents to sort out various cash and stock dividends which the company intends and expects to be in a position to distribute to its shareholders shortly.
Safe Harbour statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Certain forward information contained in this release contains forward-looking statements that involve risk and uncertainties, including but not limited to, those relating to development and expansion activities, domestic and global conditions, and market competition.
CONTACT: For corporate matters contact: corporate@monacorporation.com
SOURCE MonArc Corporation (MONA)
www.prnewswire.com
I was intending to go long and really didn't think it could snap that hard. Like I said...
First of all, I got in here @ .025 and had a 10 bagger earlier in the week. Now it's a little better than a 4.
:(
I've been playing with these pinkies for about 5 years and still don't know what's going on except that you can't believe
all PR's.
At a glance, PGYC seems to be sitting on a gold mine. If one believes the PR's (which I find frighteningly frequent) it's a no-brainer. But something here just doesn't ring right to me.
The biggest problem I have is understanding why Tectane went with this pinky to do their U.S. marketing.
Secondly is the March 5 PR:
..."According to the company, the society of automobile engineers of Pennsylvania as well as the department of highway safety and motor vehicles of Florida, have both ..."
The lack of caps tells me the author is not well-educated. Additionally, If you google " the society of automobile engineers of Pennsylvania", you come up with SAE, which is affilliated with The UNIVERSITY of Pennsylvania. They couldn't even get the name right? Not very impressive, to say the least.
I emailed one of SAE's officers asking to confirm the testing and received no response. I also emailed Tectane and asked how I could get the device for my car and, again, received no response. I didn't attempt to contact "the department of highway safety and motor vehicles of Florida".
Still another thing is this, from the March 5 PR:
"...OEM discussions with the automobile makers worldwide."
Yet, the February 6 PR states (my bold)"...exclusive license agreement for the USA with Tectane Technologies.
Am I missing something or does the "exclusiveness" only apply to the USA or what?
All the above may be irrevelent, but still gives me pause.
ALL IMO
LOL! We're where we were just yesterday morning.
I myself find it unlikely that this company has been able to put itself into the position that it says it's in, but until something comes along to refute what has been PR'ed, all I can say is "stranger things have happened", Bill Gates buying DOS from IBM for 50K, for example. I remain skeptical, but, in the meantime, things are very green. :)
I don't know. Make what you will of it. I just sit here and read this stuff while I sit on my...let's see...my 8 bagger.
The possibility of a buyin or a buyout has been raised. How can you call that "no news"?
U.S. Senate Measure Would Require SEC to Restore Uptick Rule
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By Nadine Elsibai
March 17 (Bloomberg) -- The Securities and Exchange Commission would be required to reinstate the so-called uptick rule under legislation introduced in the Senate yesterday.
Senators Ted Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat, and Johnny Isakson, a Georgia Republican, co-sponsored the measure that would bring back the restriction on short-selling.
“Abusive short-selling is tantamount to fraud and market manipulation and must be stopped -- now,” Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat, said on the Senate floor yesterday, according to a press release posted on his Web site. “The uptick rule should have never been repealed.”
“To permit people to sell shares they don’t have and won’t be able to deliver turns investment into pure speculation,” Kaufman said. “The time has come for this practice to stop.”
Lawmakers and companies including Charles Schwab Corp. pressed the SEC to bring back the uptick rule after the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index fell more than 50 percent since the rule was scrapped in July 2007.
In a short sale, traders borrow stock and sell it, hoping to profit by replacing the shares at a lower price. The uptick rule required traders to wait for a price increase in the stock they wanted to bet against and prevented so-called bear raids where successive short sales drive prices down.
The SEC eliminated the almost 70-year-old provision after a study in 2007 determined it was no longer relevant in markets dominated by fast-paced electronic trading.
To contact the reporter on this story: Nadine Elsibai in Washington at nelsibai@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: March 17, 2009 08:06 EDT
"F'ing A"
"participating in the ownership of the company"
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good analysis
I have a much smaller position but am thinking about getting out today, especially after that.
Nope, just going nuts
GGP running?
Quiet board for such a green day.
PGYC My first 10 bagger weeeeeeeeeeee