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congrats chart. If I had more funds i would have played that one :(
Its hanging out at the 1.70's club. Hopefull we'll see a rally to the 1.80+ by close
Thanks for the news
With A democrat in office I wonder how this will benefit Stem cell research companies. I might have to put a long term buy and hold on Stem. Time to do some DD!
WOW up 40%...I gotta keep an eye out on this one
Nice post. Your always full of info and knowledge :P
This stock has a lot of potential. We just need that gov. bailout or some good pr asap and this thing should take off. Also a lot of hedge funds are loading up on LEA. On Friday Vanguard bought 2.4 milion shares. Give it time. We are all in this together
Yeh its going to finish in the red(DJI)
But the past 2 days LEA finishes strong. Its been very weak in the early part of trading. We'll see how this one finishes off today
What stemcell company are your looking at?
I bought at $1.89 last week. I'll just hold. I'm not buying anymore.
If LEA drops into the low 1.70 range I'm loading up for some more
yeh its sad. I liked them better then Bestbuy.
Circuit City Stores Inc., the nation's second-biggest electronics retailer, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday but plans to stay open for business as the busy holiday shopping season approaches.
very slow volume on LEA today
Thank god I sold UYG today. Did that on a side play and made a 4.5% gain. WOOT
Hey Chart, SSO was a side play right?
Welcome to the group Toefur
Good morning WU and Professors
Is it Monday yet :P
Welcome to the family Z deville
Hahaha, I love how the guy goes on top of the table and tackles the other guy.lmao
Man that's huge. Id be happy with a %25 percent increase in my success rate. I did so bad a few years back(mainly because of octb and pinks) that I totally quit and only invested in my work IRA. But I found this group and I'm back in the game:)
Great book. I finished it in 2 days. I couldn't put it down.
ok
Ill check it out. Thanks Cryptics
Chart, Do you have a stop limit or trailing limit on LEA?
I bought that book with 2 others on amazon. I should be getting it by tuesday :)
thanks will do. Have a good football Sunday WU.
Democrats want Bush to help ailing automakers-
WASHINGTON – Democratic leaders in Congress asked the Bush administration on Saturday to provide more aid to the struggling auto industry, which is bleeding cash and jobs as sales have dropped to their lowest level in a quarter-century.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said in a letter to Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson that the administration should consider expanding the $700 billion bailout to include car companies.
"A healthy automobile manufacturing sector is essential to the restoration of financial market stability, the overall health of our economy, and the livelihood of the automobile sector's work force," they wrote. "The economic downturn and the crisis in our financial markets further imperiled our domestic automobile industry and its work force."
There was no immediate comment from the Bush administration about the request to broaden the $700 billion financial industry bailout so automakers could get a share.
Automakers already want an additional $50 billion in loans from Congress to help them survive tough economic conditions and pay for health care obligations for retirees. The companies are seeking the loans as part of an economic aid plan that is now more likely to come together early next year rather than in a postelection session of Congress this month.
Top executives of General Motors, Ford, Chrysler LLC and the president of the United Auto Workers met with congressional leaders Thursday to discuss the loans. The money would be on top of the $25 billion in loans that Congress passed in September to help retool auto plants to build more fuel-efficient vehicles.
"We left the meetings convinced that our nation's automobile industry — the heart of our manufacturing sector — and the jobs of tens of thousands of American workers are at risk," Pelosi, D-Calif., and Reid, D-Nev., said in their letter to Paulson.
Automakers want the new loans included in an economic aid plan that is now more likely to come together early next year rather than in a postelection session of Congress this month. If Congress approved more loans, it would come with strings attached. Potential protections include limits on executive compensation, awarding the government preferred stock in the companies and a suspension of dividend payments to investors.
GM, the nation's largest automaker, warned Friday that it may run out of money by the end of the year after piling up billions in third-quarter losses and burning through cash at an alarming rate. GM's chairman and chief executive, Rick Wagoner, said the company will take every action possible to avoid bankruptcy. GM has planned more job cuts, including another 5,500 salaried and factory workers, but company officials warn that those measures alone would not be enough and that federal aid was essential.
Ford, which recently announced it would slash more than 2,000 white collar jobs, also has seen a rapid decline in its cash supply. But it is in better shape because the company borrowed billions of dollars in 2007 by mortgaging its factories. The company said it had enough cash to make it through 2009.
"We must safeguard the interests of American taxpayers, protect the hundreds of thousands of automobile workers and retirees, stop the erosion of our manufacturing base, and bolster our economy," the Democratic leaders in Congress wrote.
President-elect Obama said Friday his transition team would explore policy options to help the auto industry. Obama's economic transition team includes two allies of the U.S. auto industry — Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm and former Rep. David Bonior, D-Mich.
I loaded up my trading platform and couldnt find it..hmm
Thanks for the info cuzloc. I'll be checking out that site.
Does anyone know if Scottrade has a trailing stop order option?
Go Gators :P
nice post chart.
I look forward to that
Good day today guys. Have a great weekend.
Money33
Today was a little crazy in the market. We are green in LEA :) Have a great weekend.
Ill check it out
SSO and UYG r up A/H