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If there are more good news to come from GLCC, I bet we will go much higher than this. Seen it all before, can't nobody make me sell at this point.
Agree. This is the same way I see it. Monarc definitely has the potential for a strong rebound. This stock is just a few months old. I will wait patiently.
That would be nice.
Yes, I'm also looking forward to the future. As the market shows first signs of revovery all stocks will be able to rise again.
Bought them in Germany, Jim. Good Luck!
Today I invested in MONARC Corp. Just like Warren Buffett said: Buy when everyone is scared to buy and sell when everyone is greedy to get more.
200 % jump in just a few minutes and back.
Interesting stock, much potential.
Ok, I see, thank's for info. But I think it can't be wrong to keep an eye on that company. You never know.
Only a matter of time until we move up again imo.
What's going on here? Anything new about the company?
What's going on? Lately the have been in fast progress according to the news flow. I'm surprised that there is no active discussion anymore.
I'll be patient, no matter what. Hopefully the next weeks will bring more joy then the last ones. As I've seen this stock rising up before, I'm sure it will rise again one day. Until then...
This is not funny anymore.
Good news. This deal with Hebei Agricultural Production Materials Co. Ltd. will bring more money for our company.
Good question!
The whole market seems to recover step by step. I just doubled my number of GLCC shares.
In that interview on Emerging Issuer GLCC Secretary Garr Winters also said: "He believes Good Life China / Haorizi to be the most underrated stock that ever existed".
That's true. The company intends to uplist on AMEX or Nasdaq as soon as possible. (Source: Interview with GLCC Secretary G. Winters on Emerging Issuer)
Are you're trying to say that a stock price rises or falls according to the number of posters on ihub? Well, if so, why is Washington Mutual straight falling for days while it is No. 1 discussion board for weeks? This theory doesn't work in reality. Trust me, I had some bad experiences with it myself. The most important factors to a stock are the value of the company, their money and future.
I'll pick up some more at .004 $. Don't know when we gonna see those prices again.
Haorizi means "Good life" or "Good day" in chinese language. There was no name change. It's because of the translation.
Considering the potential of Good Life China Corp. with it's 3300 retail locations in China, the turnover should come as soon as the DOW stabilizes. Well, it's a world crises and it even hits China. But as always, the strong will survive, those who got enough money in the pocket for bad times. The strong will take over smaller companies, who got in trouble because of the financial crises and can't hold their own anymore. And that's what GLCC is doing right now with the food company, they are about to take them over.
Agree. Watch out for Friday! More trades to come I hope.
Let's see what today brings. Opinions are just opinions.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008 - 5:30 PM PDT | Modified: Tuesday, October 7, 2008 - 5:32 PM
Microsoft shows interest in Washington Mutual bankruptcy
Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) - by Kirsten Grind
Microsoft on Tuesday filed a legal document in the Washington Mutual bankruptcy case indicating that it wants to be kept abreast of all future developments as the case moves through court in Delaware.
Joseph Shickich, a Microsoft attorney, declined to comment on why Microsoft and its wholly owned affiliate, Microsoft Licensing, filed what’s called a “notice of appearance” in the case in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
Shickich, an attorney with Riddell Williams P.S. in Seattle, would not say whether Microsoft was a creditor, was owed licensing fees, or was keeping track of the Chapter 11 bankruptcy because of interest in WaMu’s downtown Seattle office space.
However, the filing indicates that Microsoft likely has a claim or an interest in the case, said Danial Pharris, a bankruptcy attorney and principal of Lasher Holzapfel Sperry & Ebberson in Seattle.
“They may not be a creditor, but they may be a shareholder or a partner in a business transaction or somehow have some related financial interest to the debtor,” said Pharris.
JP Morgan Chase, the new owner of WaMu’s banking operations, acquired WaMu’s headquarters building as part of its purchase of WaMu assets, but has not made a decision on its plans for the downtown Seattle building.
Washington Mutual has not released its list of creditors in the bankruptcy case, which was filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware a day after WaMu was seized by Federal regulators on Sept. 25.
Other parties across the country have claimed interest in the case — including counties in Texas concerned about property tax payments — but Microsoft appears to be the first local company to express an interest.
No doubt. Should have waited a few more days before I buy in any bank stocks. But I think this company is worth much more than it's shown today. When the smoke is gone, we'll see which bank is coming back and which goes under. WaMu is way too important for the United States, they will be helped soon.
I thought the current quote is the only joke here. This should be much higher imo.
Right. And I just bought some WaMu shares. Now let's see what happens today. Good luck to all!
I agree. This price is very attractive. Will buy more, too.
Time to get in, not to get out. I'm still in, because I want to see this stock going up again. Patience, patience.
Anyway. Bottom-line: When a stock is brand-new, the real value won't be shown at once. I'd advice to wait a few months and then see where the resistance line moves to. Analysts found out for GLCC the RL is around 0,01 $ at the moment. Of course it can change (best and worst case scenarios). But the resistance line over the last 3 months has been constantly holding at 0,01 $. Eventhough I wouldn't take analysis as facts, which could be a great mistake, I still think it's not the badest time to buy.
When he said he bought 19 months ago, I agreed. There are just different chart views on different boards. On mine GLCC started back in 2006, just like on Skid's. Is it because of EFGO?
When a new company enters the market, I never buy no shares from them. Why? Because I can't see their real stock value at that point of time. Maybe you just bought too early when GLCC was highly overrated. Remember they had much less retail location two years ago then they have today. In my opinion 19 months ago GLCC was overrated and right now they are underrated. imo
Read that too about the Japanese Company. But that doesn't mean the WHOLE Lehman Bros. is going to survive and more importantly, the question is if they will be able to maintain their former position on the global market. Probably not. Maybe just parts will be sold to several investors, who knows? But back to GLCC, they don't have these type of problems and I personally can be very patient if it makes profit at the end.
I would be careful with the word "facts". If you use this word, it's compulsory. Take Lehman Bros. for example, they're really dead, they won't be around soon and shorties still make lot's of money with it. But GLCC is not dead at all, who told you that lie? Fast expansion, 3300 retail locations, 2 companys to take over - does that sound like a death certificate? The dilution was some time ago and mostly in restricted shares to finance the take-overs (according to GLCC press release on Yahoo Finance).
That's also my opinion, 2future4u. I'm looking forward and of course hold Good Life China. It's just a matter of time. The ones who are not that patient will leave earlier as always.
Yes, that's the main point. Buy when it's low, sell when it's high. Can't go wrong with that. Go GLCC!
The two companys they're about to take over, Agrico and Henan Sunjock Ltd., are certainly not larger than Good Life China Corp. itself. Who gave you that wrong information? Didn't you read the GLCC news from 2 weeks ago, where they showed the assets of Agrico? Haorizi owns 3300 retail locations, that's a lot, even for chinese standards.
I agree.