All the more reason to buy SLW:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1847292-all-the-more-reason-to-buy-silver-wheaton

Racing Dreams documentary premiering on PBS in February [w/video]"- http://www.autoblog.com/2012/01/23/racing-dreams-documentary-premiering-on-pbs-in-february/

TDGI chart well worth a look, I've done good with it before, grabbed a few shares this week JIC.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=68214541

Have a good weekend all you trendy charters

"Armour Residential, a REIT, saw its shares dive on close to four times normal volume. While the market was down strongly Monday, Armour still far underperformed its peers to the downside. The explanation for why appears to be that investors confused the ticker for Armour Residential -- ARR -- with the ticker symbol for American Airlines' (AMR) preferred shares. The American Airlines preferred shares trade under ticker (AAR). Benzinga reported that the spike lower in Armour Residential's shares had been caused by investors seeking to flee American Airlines as all sorts of negative rumors swirled around that company Monday.

LOL, dumasses can't even read a ticker symbol! True it sucks for those who got bumped out on their own automatic trailing stop orders.

Nevada corp may not sell common shares below par value. They'd have to find a buyer willing to take an instant -80% bath at .001 purchase price.

R/S. I don't see any other way.

Dilution in the triple zeroes: EXPU is a Nevada Corp, not permitted to sell shares for less than their par value, .001 here.

DPTR ripe for picking this morning.

GMXR Classic double bottom, too bad the Natgas market is still in grips of the over-supply glut.

Nice day @ TDGI w/ big volume.

Vant your old friend RTGV is back in the news

nice bounce here today

re: your MRNJ chart+L2+Fundamental All-in-one

Person marked @ you for your astute analysis/opinion westy, and agree on this as good possibility for a bounce over next few weeks. IMO this really belongs above a penny, based on the decent fundies. If A/S is not increased, it should get back up there over time - as long as they are able to keep moving fresh wares into the pipeline.

Per pinksheets.com: on Aug 20th, @ 5.5 million restricted shares came off restricted status, transferred to free-trading share status. Restricteds were owned by CEO and COO. Also says any funds raised by the sale of these shares will be reinvested into the company (whatever that means - loan?)

SEATTLE (AP) — Apple Inc. blew past expectations with its latest quarterly report on Tuesday, selling almost as many of its new iPad tablets as it sold Mac computers.

Apple also gave higher revenue guidance than Wall Street was expecting, something the company rarely does. Investors sent shares up in after-hours trading.

Apple said net income rose 78 percent to $3.25 billion, or $3.51 per share, from $1.8 billion, or $2.01 per share a year ago.

Revenue for the April-to-June period rose 61 percent from last year to $15.7 billion, making it the company's highest quarterly revenue ever, even beating the latest holiday season.

That's better than Wall Street predicted. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters had forecast net income of $3.11 per share on $14.7 billion in revenue.

Apple sold 8.4 million iPhones, up 61 percent from last year, even though the company stopped shipping more of the previous-generation iPhones after the updated model, the iPhone 4, was announced in early June. Apple sold 1.7 million of the newest iPhone 4 during the last three days of the quarter.

Apple also said it sold about 3.3 million iPads in the gadget's first three months on the market.

Both the iPad and iPhone 4 have been out of stock in most stores and take a few weeks to ship to new buyers. During the conference call, an analyst asked whether Apple intentionally makes too few of the gadgets.

"We do not purposefully create a shortage for buzz," said Apple Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook. "We are currently still selling both of those products as fast as we can make them."

Cook said he doesn't know when Apple will have enough of the gadgets on hand to meet demand.

Some analysts had worried that the release of the iPad, which can be used to surf the Web, check e-mail, watch movies and read books among other tasks, would lure people who might otherwise buy a Macintosh computer.

The fear seems to have been unfounded: Mac unit sales jumped 33 percent to 3.5 million, helped by what CFO Peter Oppenheimer called record sales to educational institutions in the quarter.

Cook said it was too early to tell whether the iPad may steal revenue from other product categories in the future.

Apple's guidance consistently comes in lower than Wall Street estimates, so it's notable that Apple said it expects $18 billion in revenue for the current quarter, compared with the Street forecast for $17 million.

Rajesh Ghai of ThinkEquity LLC said the unexpectedly high outlook appears to be an attempt to redirect investors' attention away from "antennagate" — a problem with the iPhone 4's antenna design that prompted Apple to promise free cases through September — and back to consumers' seemingly insatiable demand for iPhones and iPads.

Apple shares rose $7.36, or 2.9 percent, to $259.25 in extended trading after the release of the results.

The company said it will wait until the October-through-December quarter to recognize about $175 million in revenue to account for the free cases it plans to ship to buyers after the end of the current quarter.

The company did not say how much the case giveaway will cost.

Apple expects to earn $3.44 per share for the current quarter, less than the $3.83 analysts are predicting.

While several technology companies, including Intel Corp. and IBM Corp., saw revenue hurt in the quarter by the effects of a stronger U.S. dollar, Apple didn't seem to flinch.

"I'm sure they're seeing a negative impact, but it just doesn't matter because they're selling so much stuff," said Andy Hargreaves, an analyst for Pacific Crest Securities.

Apple, based in Cupertino, Calif., sold 9.4 million iPods in the quarter, 8 percent fewer than a year ago.

by Jessica Mintz, AP Technology Writer

Anyone know why KWK poppin' today?

finally.

MrB, if you please, your read on NRTI and MRNJ charts?

Tachomortophobia: fear of a dead stock rising up out of its grave and running right at you while you are still shorting it.

MRNJ strong foundation in place for next leg up

Buy/Sell ratio nearly 3:1, people wanting in today

"facts speak for them selves...dilusion continues"

Dilusion continues? I admit, you make a valid point.

Since many here seem to have forgotten, let me remind you of Mr. Rico's promise to shareholders that any sales of new shares into the float would happen only for the purpose of expansion or aquisition, e.g. to increase revenues and shareholder value.

Since I have been in this stock, this promise has held absolutely true: after each period of new share generation there has emerged a new Expert storefront and/or new source of company revenue.

It was stated publically by Mr. Rico that a Coral Gables area storefront location is currently being sought. He has publically stated the real estate sales agency aquisition is definitely still on the table. Therefore the sale of new shares into the float comes as no surprise at all to anyone paying attention here, and is actually a welcome event for many, as it is a sure sign of company health. Heretofore, any increase in THIS company's float has been a very reliable indicator of an increase in the company's revenues and profits.

But I digress. Please continue all the gleeful speculation as to how badly this company must be doing right now, somehow based on the company's profitable historical data from 2009, and currently raising the money to increase revenues even further. It all amounts to some great entertainment for those of us keeping our eye on the big picture.

Churning hard, >4 mil in 45 minutes.

MRNJ table pounder went +20% Friday,

People much smarter than me are saying .03s very soon, .05s possible if they keep cranking out popular iPhone/iPad apps.

GM Van, MRNJ possible new table-pounder for you.
I like the chart and recent news.

CIND nice little run today

TDGI volume alert

VSTNQ-> peeps associating w/ Ford's recent success

EXPU A/S 100M to 75M; 46.6M O/S, 25.5M float.

Stop saying they "have" $72k cash - they "HAD" $72k at the year end, and that was an increase of $48k over 2008 year end.

So you naysayers are hung up on the past. What about going forward?

There will soon be a total NINE income streams bringing cash into the corporation: loans & title, insurance, and real estate sales, at each of their three locations in North Miami Beach, Aventura Mall, and Bal Harbour.

That's nine (most likely profitable) income streams coming online this year, versus just one (profitable) income stream for most of 2009.

I like the odds on their doing much better this year. After all, this thing is barely off the ground, once all wheels are up and throttles down, IMO this should fly high and fast into 2011 with those nine separate income streams.

"Unless they receive more cash they can't pay it off."

Sorry, just too _____ to warrant any response...

Net profit $144k on $515k total sales = very healthy margin.

Cashflow statement shows the company had a net increase in cash & equivalents of $48k in 2009. Healthy cashflow.

Debt service of $12k certainly doesn't seem too big a pill to swallow.

Share dilution was very modest in 2009.

All this good news during expansion from one to three storefronts during the worst recession in the last 80 years. Anyone who has started up their own company knows that this was no small feat. Robert and Shirley deserve a pat on the back.

Long term notes are serviced, EXPU's debt service cost them $12k last year. Stop trying to imply that EXPU's lenders are about to call in their long term debt.

Loaded and holding.

"Linda said a lot of news was pending post merger. Hold on!"

Bears have this by the throat and won't let it go!

Looking Bullish here, should be a good summer

Popper on news, started at "Buy" w/ Lazard Capital

Van: EXPU '09 annual report is up @ pinksheets.com

Net retained earnings for year = $144,060... only $20k above the $124k reported @ June '09 interim statement, but considering they opened a 2nd and then a 3rd facility during the 2nd half of the year, not too shabby IMO.

Would like some clarification on last page of report:

Shares issued for for cash = 278,918,282 ?

I thought the latest confirmed data said A/S = 100,000,000
and this number was to be reduced to 75,000,000 at some point.

The one you live under.

"What dumpster have you been digging into to get your data?"

If EXPU has been maintaining anywhere near $20k/month in retained earnings over the previous 9 months, as they did in the first half of 2009, the fair market value is easily 0.08 to 0.12, and never mind all the low-floater pinky, month-to-month silliness been going on here.

If EXPU shows a break-even, .04 is still a reasonable entry point IMO. Should still be at .07 going forward, where the market valued it right after the financials were released last time around.

Of course, all that said, if EXPU lost all or more of that $72k in retained earnings from last June...look out below... >^(

The tale of the tape will tell all - we need updated financials to figure out the true value of this company. Once we can do that, it makes it easier to project where we are going from here wrt the new endeavors in insurance and real estate brokering.