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You might get a shot at some more 2s. Price is sitting on support at $3.00 and could violate that easily. Biggest problem with NG right now is there is a glut on the market. LNG will take up some of that slack, question is how much. One of these days the producers will back off on production or else price themselves out of the market.
Good advice.
Wise advice. Why have guidance when there's message boards. By the way, you're offering your guidance, aren't you? LOL
Nice pick up in volume/price today.
WLGC wouldn't think of selling popcorn without peanuts. Do your DD. You should be able to get between .10 and .11 today if you sell. Last time you were thinking around .08. That's at least a .02 gain.
You "heard"? No link? Who's your source? We're supposed to believe that, right? Of course you're hanging onto your shares, though, right? Anyone think I'll get an answer to these questions?
You're correct, I don't do my DD from message board chatter. Waiting on the Q. As for many of the questions, those remain obscure absent any guidance from the company.
The deteriorated focal point of TEVE: Short short short short MM MM MM MM, the main reason for owning the stock. Forget the fundamentals, mere foolishness and a total waste of time. Any real questions are met with ridicule, minimized, or labeled bashing thus reducing the board to mere folly. Short? True or untrue, regardless, that is the oldest scam played on the pennies and most are aware of this. I can't think of a better way to send folks running the other way than to continually yell short, MM, etc.
Though fundamentals are sneered at and mocked, there remains daunting questions that deserve answers for those wishing to look beyond the chanting of short short short. Here's just a few:
Where is the guidance from management on the mounting debt that is continually downplayed here?
What happens to this debt in the event of Lenfest's passing?
Can TEVE survive the demise of Lenfest?
Are there any other sources of funding available should it become necessary? A backup plan? If so, what are the terms?
What is the timeline for profitability, how many more years?
Why does management treat shareholders as non-entities? (My earlier attempts at communication with them was disappointing and sterile.)
Why does TEVE remain a public entity, especially in light of the anemic trading and share price that has existed for so long?
What are the possibilities of TEVE going private?
Where would that leave shareholders?
Who are TEVE's biggest competitors?
What is the major threat TEVE faces from its competition?
What steps is management taking to achieve and maintain one leg up on the competition?
What affect does an economic slowdown have on TEVE's overall health and growth?
Can TEVE survive the Fed's projection of a protracted anemic economy?
Does TEVE's rising debt impede growing the business?
What is TEVE's greatest weakness that shareholders should be aware of?
These are just a few metrics that, sadly, remain taboo and are only responded to in a demeaning manner if anyone has the audacity to bring them up.
No easy substitutes when it comes to rare earths
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid=138749&sn=Detail&pid=72102
China and rare earths - not as straightforward as you might think - John Kaiser
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid=139208&sn=Detail&pid=72102
No more than you do. Call it what you will, folks run the other way when all they read about is short short short short, MMs MMs MMs MMs. Like I said, that's the oldest scam in pennies and most know that. Watching Level 2 and studying the charts speak louder than message board conjecture. That doesn't mean other things can't be going on, but I've seen enough flipping in my time to recognize it. Flipping shouldn't be a focus here, either, and is also foolishness to focus on it.
The "short" story has become a rabid focal point on this board, one which serves only to alienate. True or not, it's the oldest scam in the pennies and most folks know that. There's many other unanswered questions that are never discussed or addressed which should be used to widen the narrow tunnel of discussion that has dominated this board far too long.
Great post Edward, one of the most intelligent ones I've seen on the board in a long while. It doesn't prove anything relative to TEVE, but does raise the possibility. There's no doubt in my mind someone's been flipping this for a long time, that much I'm sure of. Time will tell the truth, not incessant ranting which only serves to drive others away.
Shoot, let em complain and sell, I'm not the only one here that'll buy up their shares. Folks either know what they hold or they don't. This isn't 2008, 2009 where stocks run on hot air, the market demands substance, so no more low hanging fruit without paying for it with patience.
Flippers and shorts are the morts with torts. I'm not complaining, I'll take cheap shares any day.
Very likely. I believe they'll get covered, just not where they want.
Just typical gamesmanship. I don't see anyone wanting out, just a 52% increase in shortsmanship:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NBRI/short-sales
Sounds about right. I like the 3,000 an ounce gold price.
It would be nice if NBRI decides to set up a minting facility once they get the mine up and running, I don't hold much hope for stock brokerage companies, either. When the banks start falling, they're going with them. A lot of people got stung hard with MF Global, prime example.
2010/2011 List of failed banks. I believe 2012 will be a year to remember for major bank failures and the price of gold.
http://www.bankrate.com/finance/savings/2011-list-of-failed-banks.aspx
http://www.bankrate.com/finance/savings/2010-list-of-failed-banks.aspx
Link conveniently located below this post for those that prefer facts straight from FINRA rather than message board hyperbole)
An explanation of Finra's daily short volume.
(Courtesy of a post made by pantherj)
The daily short interest report from FINRA is as widely misinterpreted as any report ever put out. Yet, once a few basics are understood, it becomes very logical. The huge short volume seen in the daily reports are almost instantaneously covered; within a few milliseconds or a few hours at worst. The best explanation of this report, that I've ever seen, was posted by "Dave Patch" of "Investigatethesec.com."
Posted by: patchman Date: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 6:31:31 PM
In reply to: fourkids_9pets who wrote msg# 648 Post # of 951
Short Sale Volume Reporting’s are deceiving.
I spoke to FINRA today and found out some very interesting things that until now I did not fully understand. I knew there was something wrong with this transparency of information but was not 100% sure what it was. I think I have my answer and it was enlightening.
I was first directed to the Notice to Members memo dated 9/29/2009
www.finra.org/Industry/Regulation/Notices/2009/P120045
The individual I spoke with wanted to make clear that to maintain proper trade volume reporting accuracy, a trade with multiple legs in the trade would only be reported once in the volume reports. The example given would be.
Investor A is long 100 shares and wants to sell. They enter the order through their broker that is routed to a market maker. That market maker will go out and sell the stock into the market before they have bought the stock from you/your broker to close out their account. They do not take possession first as there is no guarantee they can sell the order into the market. By this Notice, the actual sale INTO the market is a short sale because the market maker sold the stock into the market BEFORE they had purchased the stock from you. It is a technicality since they know there position will be closed out minutes later when they go in and buy your shares. To avoid doubling up on trade volume and distorting the picture, only the sale into the market (consolidated tape) is recorded and not the second leg which was the sale transaction between seller and market maker.
So, this is why the short sale volume is high but also why the FTD’s and bi-Monthly short interest reports are not showing any indications of this volume. The short isn’t really a short it is the execution of a long sale by a market maker. The key language in the FINRA notice is this:
Quote:
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The Daily Short Sale Volume File will provide daily access to the aggregate volume of short sales in NMS Stocks and OTC Equity Securities reported to a consolidated tape and traded over-the-counter during regular trading hours on each trading day.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=57101068
http://www. style='background-color:yellow;'>finra.org/AboutFINRA/ContactFINRA/index.htm
My dry humor again, Ben, replying to a sarcastic statement.
It is/has been overlooked. Relatively low float with good potential, solid fundamentals, and optionable.
http://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=wres&ty=c&ta=1&p=d
Well, give em a call or settle for the more reliable message board chatter, your choice. By the way, those aren't "my" figures. FINRA lies, otcmarkets.com lies, but believe in message boards. Brilliant.
Yeah, message board chatter reigns supreme, much more reliable.
New short numbers published. Still no RegSho reported. Very possible whoever's flipping is the same one taking these small short positions.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TEVE/short-sales
I think by second quarter 2013.
Things will work out for you as long as you keep posting.
Watch out for bedbugs Go and enjoy.
We all know that FINRA is willing to explain the great mystery posed to the board daily about these haunting numbers if one simply picks up the phone and calls them.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=68480607&txt2find=FINRA
Good point. Normally folks that spend that much money on stocks never give message boards the time of day, let alone publish their holdings and costs for the whole world to see.
Welcome to the board. I see you just joined iHub this morning. Nice first post! I'm sure we'll be hearing more from you.
Simply categorically incorrect. The MMs are doing as they're directed. There are shares for sale. People do sell shares whether you believe it or not. There is now, for the first time since last March, an 1185 share short position in TEVE from October 14th. Should be an update any day now for November (updates every 2 weeks).
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TEVE/short-sales
If you say so, then it must be true.
My apologies Paul, I have a tendency toward dry humor.
Exactly.
NITE's doing exactly what he's told to do. Zero exists in the surrealistic land of OZ where there's always someone hiding behind the curtain.
A bad attempt at humor. I figured you meant something like that.
Yeah, I'm aware of that. I wasn't talking about insurance, but thanks.
Thanks for your time. I think 2012 will be a year that sees many banks collapse/default, so it makes me wonder how safe funds are at brokers in the event there's a run on them. I guess the simple answer would be the Fed turns on the presses and bails them out at taxpayer expense.
Anyone have any research links on how safe funds are with brokers, ie Ameritrade, ETrade, etc in the event of economic collapse? A bit off topic for the board, but I'd appreciate any links available. TIA