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still 3 hours left to test $20
In your opinion.
Let me see if understand this.. BRWC thinks they can make a profit bottling water in the US, paying US labor rates, equipment and energy costs etc., then pay to ship that bottled water all the way to China and sell it there cheaper than the Chinese can produce it locally for themselves? No wonder I can buy a hundred shares of their stock for 8 cents.
Look at the volume yesterday morning on no news. The trucks were getting loaded up at .0004. Then first thing this morning we get news. Obvious pump & dump.
Yeah, actually after I posted about buying AGQ Monday morning it then occurred to me exactly what you said.. This stuff like raised margin requirements doesn't come out of the blue to the big time traders, its signaled to them ahead of time and that probably is part of the reason for the extraordinarily huge drops Thursday and Friday.. they knew it was coming.
A third, better, plan would be to sell @4.
Thanks for info. Now I'm thinking about getting up early Monday to buy some ZSL in the premarket.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903791504576589221715678498.html
Yes, Friday it finished slightly down from the 6 month+ high it hit Thursday but so what.
Its all about Europe imploding and what looks to be a global recession on the horizon.
i believe its going down a lot more
silver, gold, & oil are going down because the dollar keeps getting much stronger relative to the rest of the world's currencies.
Also, operation "Twist" which the Fed announced this week does NOT involve any "quantitative easing" aka money printing. Prior to the Fed's conference this week the possibility was there for more money printing which was keeping stocks and commodities (silver) at the higher levels. But since money printing was ruled out by the Fed this week everything dropped. If the Fed had announced this week that they were going to embark on another round of money printing then silver would have sky rocketed.
Anyone know why the share price might have suddenly gone up on no news?
If the revenue was $13 million then yeah this stock would be a gem. I'd be snatching this stock up too if the quarter's revenue was $13 million. But the PR clearly says $13 thousand.
$13 million is a THOUSAND TIMES MORE than $13 thousand.
Is there any reason to believe that when the PR says they made $13,018.31 they don't literally mean $13,018.31?
I know typically financial reports express numbers in thousands but they don't include a decimal point and two more places. That's what you do when you are expressing a literal dollar amount.
Seeing as how this is the first quarter the company had income in many years I think they do mean literally $13,018.31. I find it hard to believe they'd go from having no income for many years to having over $13,000,000 in a single quarter.
If MCET's share price goes to where PPHM's is I will be taking one heck of a vacation.
I wonder why the .06 resistance didn't become support after .06 was taken out last week.
Posted by: lucyinthesky Date: Monday, October 26, 2009 12:46:50 PM
In reply to: LoanStew who wrote msg# 19967 Post # of 20014 [Send a link via email]
FACT is the price now is .034 up from LOD of .022.
FACT is at .034 the stock is down 37% from Friday's close.
I agree. I've never seen so much pumping in my life but it's still down 50% from a few days ago. Just wait until the actual dumping begins, its going to be ugly.
IMHO of course.
That e-mail ought to be put in the ibox.
What's this? I can scarcely believe my eyes. Thehelm is calling this a POS. Wow. Wow, wow, wow. Thehelm, the bottomless well of excuses. Month after month no matter how plain the writing on the wall was Thehelm had a million reasons why it shouldn't be read. Everytime someone like myself would say anything negative we where made out by Thehelm to have a short position or trying to scare others out of their shares etc. Guess what Mr. Helm. Maybe possibly you'll believe me now, I never had a short position, I was never trying to scare anyone of there shares. I lost a few grand on this myself. I actually never calculated the exact figure because its just to damn painful. I was in at about .02 and out at about .007.
So reality has finally sunk in for you. I hate to kick you when you're down but the way you've bashed every single person on here who had the least bit negative thing to say, day in and day out for over a year going, I just can't help myself from saying this.. I told you so.
Any thoughts on where to jump in to sixf tomorrow (assuming its even going to be trading)? Maybe $0.08?
Since you're still doing ibox stuff.. The NSOS button doesn't work in ibox. The website link requires https not http. Please change the link to https://esos.state.nv.us/SOSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=XZj2RuWJusA7z2lYGa1Utw%253d%253d&CorpName=HALL+OF+FAME+BEVERAGES%2c+INC
Sorry to see you go Soapy.
It came from this..
Sirius XM 3Q Loss Widens On $4.8B Goodwill Write-Down
Monday 11/10/2008 5:19 PM ET - Dow Jones News
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Symbol Last %Chg
SIRI 0.27 3.85%
As of 4:00 PM ET 11/10/08
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
Sirius XM Radio Inc.'s (SIRI) third-quarter net loss widened on a $4.8 billion write-down of goodwill.
"Sirius XM third-quarter results demonstrate strong revenue growth, solid cost control and, most importantly, a clear path to positive cash flow," said Chief Executive Mel Karmazin. "In the first 60 days following the merger, Sirius XM is operationally very close to break-even."
This is the first quarter that Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. and XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc., which merged in late July, are posting results as a combined company. The results include two months of XM's results.
It reported a net loss of $4.88 billion, or $1.93 a share, compared with a net loss of $120.1 million, or 8 cents a share, a year earlier.
Revenue more than doubled to $488.4 million.
Analysts' estimates were for a loss of 9 cents a share on revenue of $587 million, according to a poll by Thomson Reuters.
Total subscribers climbed 17% to 18.9 million at the end of the quarter, with 344,100 net new subscribers. Last week, the company said it expects to end 2008 with 19.1 million subscribers, down from the 19.5 million forecast in September, noting that the economic slowdown has hurt subscriber growth.
Churn, or the rate of monthly customer losses, rose slightly to 1.7% from 1.6% for self-pay customers.
Average revenue per subscriber, an important industry measure, fell 2.6% to $10.47, while costs associated with adding new subscribers declined 14% to $74.
Sirius XM, which offers 300 channels, in September raised its predicted cost savings from the merger by $25 million to $425 million for next year.
Sirius XM also is talking to several financial institutions about financing to replace its 2.5% Convertible Notes due 2009.
Sirius XM's shares were at 27 cents, up 1.1%, in after-hours trading.
-By Kathy Shwiff, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5975; Kathy.Shwiff@dowjones.com
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No Volcanoes got it right, the smart people are positioning and clearly the positions being taken are on the sidelines, that's why they're the smart people.
It reported a net loss of $4.88 billion, or $1.93 a share, compared with a net loss of $120.1 million, or 8 cents a share, a year earlier.
Revenue more than doubled to $488.4 million.
Analysts' estimates were for a loss of 9 cents a share on revenue of $587 million, according to a poll by Thomson Reuters.
Net loss of $1.93 per share when the analysts where predicting a loss of $0.09 per share, and a $100,000,000 short of earnings estimates. OUCH!!!, I wonder if this stock going to be worth over a dime tomorrow, heck, I wonder if it'll be worth more than a nickel.
It hit .215 just a week ago. .15 is not a stretch at all.
I haven't said anything in awhile, but the PPS still falls. The better news we get and the more stores = less PPS. What will it take to get this thing movin upwards?
Simple - an end to the After Hours trades. IMHO
Volcanoe's right, 200,900 shares traded today, that proves somethings cooking. That is over $60 worth of action all in a single day. To da moon baby!!!!!!!!!
If you're needing tissues just have your broker send your shares of HFBV to you. They're about tissue size, maybe not quite as soft but at a half cent per you'll be saving money over buying actual tissues.
"The company said the offering won't be dilutive to shareholders in the long term because they have to be returned to the company when the bonds mature in 2014."
Gee, in 2014 the float will be back to where it was before the stock nose dived today. That makes me feel so much better. I was expecting a hefty profit TODAY not 6 years from now. I'm pretty f'ing pissed off right now. I've recently sworn off penny stocks because of this kind of crap and what happens as soon as I go in big on a NASDAQ play? Same old crap as in the penny markets.
New Article - Non Dilutive - Part 2 28-Jul-08 06:11 pm
XM's latest debt offering, which comes after it raised roughly $700 million in a deal that priced at a 16% yield last week, took the form of exchangeable bonds that can be converted into shares of Sirius at a certain price after the merger like a traditional convertible debt offering. This arrangement is aimed at allowing XM to refinance at more favorable terms but will be dilutive Sirius' shareholders after the merger.
Meanwhile, the demand for such an offering in the credit markets comes largely from hedge funds that can set up an arbitrage trade by buying the convertible bonds and shorting a certain amount of Sirius shares to hedge their position. Sirius shares, though, are listed on the Nasdaq's so-called threshold list due to heavy short interest in the stock, representing 12% of the stock's float. That makes it virtually impossible to borrow the shares in order to sell them short because regulators are cracking down on an abusive practice called naked short-selling, where traders make short bets in a stock where there are no shares available to borrow.
"The demand by hedge funds that dominate the convertible arbitrage market will be very little unless there are shares of Sirius available to be borrowed and sold short in order to hedge the long convertible position," says Michael Knox, the founder of Xtract Research and a former convertible bond fund manager. "If they didn't lend these shares, there would be no demand by hedge funds and therefore the pricing would be a lot less attractive to the company."
Sirius will lend out the shares to affiliates of Morgan Stanley & Co. (MS) and UBS Investment Bank, underwriters of XM's latest refinancing deal, in return for a fee. The company said the offering won't be dilutive to shareholders in the long term because they have to be returned to the company when the bonds mature in 2014. Also, for any shares that are sold short, the banks will take a long position in Sirius to offset it.
Sirius said that $375 million of the shares will be sold in a fixed-price public offering, and a remaining $65 million will be sold from time to time at prevailing market or negotiated prices.
"It's not uncommon in difficult-to-borrow situations for a company to take this approach," says Knox. "They're not technically issuing any shares here, so it's not truly dilutive, but it's giving hedge funds the ability to short the stock where they couldn't short before."
Sirius also said Monday that it expects to narrow its adjusted loss from operations for the second quarter to $24 million from last year's $79 million. It added that it expects revenue for the period up 25% to $283 million, meeting expectations on Wall Street.
Subscriber growth at Sirius for the quarter was up 25% to 8.92 million, a gain that Morgan Joseph analyst David Kestenbaum said was disappointing. The analyst last week downgraded Sirius to hold from buy.
"We believe integrating the two companies would be a major challenge in a healthy economy," says Kestenbaum. "Therefore, we are increasingly concerned that the company might have been too aggressive with its 2009 [outlook], especially in light of the continued weakness in the auto market, which both players are becoming increasingly dependent upon."
While the equity offering from Sirius may not dilute the company's shareholders over time, XM's convertible offering threatens to do so as holders convert their bonds into shares of Sirius. Citigroup analyst Tony Wible estimates total share dilution from the deal could amount to 4% to 7%.
Nevertheless, Wible holds a buy rating on Sirius with a price target of $6.50 based on the potential for cost savings after the merger from synergies between the two companies.
Could happen tonight!
"The agency's five commissioners could vote on the draft proposal as early as Friday evening and were expected to approve it by a 3-2 margin with the support of all three Republican commissioners, according to the source."
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINN2532863820080725?rpc=44
Posted by: mc6102 Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 5:40:09 PM
In reply to: horoshi who wrote msg# 3098 Post # of 3107
yahoo is known for having huge pumps from nowhere... but you never know. Always ask where they heard it from.
Odds are they heard it on iHUB.
All kinds of stuff's happening, custom cars, radio commercial, new website, Hall of Fame girls, etc. The trade volume's way up and where's the share price?? Down!! But no, no, those AH prints just can't be dilution, MM games, settlement trades.
Come on people, if it walks like a duck, if it quacks like a duck...
Pretty please with sugar on top will you change the link you made to say "Nevada Secretary of State" instead of "NSOS"?
Thank you in advance.
Posted by: Soapy Bubbles Date: Monday, July 14, 2008 4:31:48 PM
In reply to: W3Research who wrote msg# 10990 Post # of 10996
Well, today was decent. Nonetheless we're waiting on contracts, supplier, etc. So here we sit until we get more info. Currently the iBOX has everything we know at this point.
No, currently the iBOX does not have everything we know at this point. Although its been pointed out repeatedly in this forum that the Authorized Shares was raised on May 23 to 500,000 this information somehow never makes it into the iBOX. The source is the Nevada Secretary of State..
https://esos.state.nv.us/SOSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=XZj2RuWJusA7z2lYGa1Utw%253d%253d&CorpName=HALL+OF+FAME+BEVERAGES%2c+INC
Wow, the pump has been taken to a whole new level with that post. I wonder if the dump will be equally spectacular.
Any i-hubbers in NY, PA, or the Carribbean spotted Atomic Dogg yet? With Bevco's exposure it shouldn't be to hard to find Atomic Dogg or Hydro Power in in those areas. 2000 accounts and its been over 2 months since the PR...
April 24, 2008 10:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time
Hall of Fame Beverages Announces First of Several New Distribution Agreements
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hall of Fame Beverages, Inc. (Pink Sheets:HFBV) is happy to announce the first of several distribution agreements. BevCo. Distributors, Inc., based in Elkin, Pennsylvania, services over 2,000 accounts located in the 5 Boroughs in New York City, Long Island, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Montgomery County, PA and exports to the Caribbean. Mr. Newton Simpson, President/CEO of BevCo., said, “We are excited to add Hydro Power Functional Water and Atomic Dogg Energy Drinks to our product line. We know our customers will be thrilled with these beverages.” CEO Robert Rosario said, "We are happy to welcome BevCo. Distribution, Inc. to our family of distributors." Calvin Ross, COO, noted that “The BevCo. agreement is the first of several distribution agreements that will be concluded within the next few weeks.”
Mr. Rosario and Mr. Ross also stated, "Distributors around the country continue to contact us regarding handling our products.” www.halloffamebeverages.com
And of those 3 with large AH numbers today, I wonder how many of them had a large AH number yesterday too, and the day before, and the day before, and the day before that, and every single day before that going back the past couple months.
Oh ok, there was a tiny stretch of about 3 or 4 days just before May 23 when HFBV didn't have any AH numbers. May 23 HFBV increased the Authorized Shares by a couple hundred million or so and the daily AH prints immediately resumed. Gee, I wonder if maybe they ran out shares to dilute with for a few days and had to print some more. Nobody's bothered to update the ibox with the information that the Authorized Shares is now 500,000,000 so here's the link: https://esos.state.nv.us/SOSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=XZj2RuWJusA7z2lYGa1Utw%253d%253d&CorpName=HALL+OF+FAME+BEVERAGES%2c+INC
Why do you guys care if they get sued for 2 million? The revenue is 70 million.
Do you mean $70 million in earnings, or do you actually mean what you said of $70 million in revenues? $70 million in revenue means diddly if there's $80 million in expenditures. Its kind of pointless to state the revenue if your not going to also state the expenses.
It appears the merger is a done deal "in the coming weeks"..
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/789667/000126246308000099/exhibit991.htm
EX-99 3 exhibit991.htm EXHIBIT 99.1
Christopher J Stringer
1-5110 Alderfeild Place
West Vancouver, BC
V7W 2W7, Canada
June 12, 2008
Steven Peacock
CEO
Board of Directors
ActionView International, Inc.
Mr. Peacock:
Please accept this letter representing my resignation from the Board of Directors of ActionView International, Inc. effective the close of business, June 12, 2008. My resignation does not reflect any disagreement wit management or the direction of the Company but, rather, reflects the natural course of events necessary to consummate the share exchange agreement with Jim Palmer Trucking, Inc. in the coming weeks.
While I regret that the original business model did not provide sustainable, I feel that the future prospects for the Company in its new direction will be beneficial to the Company’s existing shareholders.
Please know that I am at your disposal to assist in any way to ensure a smooth transition for new management and a successful merger with Jim Palmer Trucking.
Best Personal Regards,
/s/ Chris Stringer
Chris Stringer
Chairman, ActionView International, Inc.