Although he looks alone, somebody wants him on the phone.
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Amazing how people misinterpreted that speech as a challenge to go to the moon when everyone knows that JFK is smart enough to know the Earth is flat and no one can get through the "Dome" anyway.
Well, duh... It's probably pretty obvious isn't it?
JFK told them to go weed the garden!
I'm thinking there's a segment of the population whom you could tell that the servers are bolted to the bottom of the "dome" and the clouds are only there for camouflage and they would have no doubt that it's true...
I just listened to some excerpts of the Cassidy Hutchinson testimony. The Secret Service agents did the right thing.
But boy, I almost wish the agents would have gone ahead and taken him to the Capitol. That would have removed any doubt from the public's mind that it was Trump's intention to lead an insurrection that day. He could be sharing a cell with Jacob Chansley by now...
Maybe try asking your doctor about anti-hallucinogenic treatments?
Airbus working on hydrogen fueled commerical aircraft: https://www.airbus.com/en/innovation/zero-emission/hydrogen/zeroe
A gallon!?! I haven't consumed anywhere near that amount of Worcestershire sauce in my entire lifetime!
They already do: https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/supplemental-nutrition-assistance-program
https://farm.ewg.org/subsidyprimer.php
No, I didn't hear about the Worcestershire sauce. But I watch my sodium so, I've kind of had to lay off it myself.
Well, I don't disagree with that. Anything transported is going to carry that tax burden indirectly.
But we need a little "demand destruction" in the energy markets. Higher prices is the most market efficient way to accomplish that. And reduced consumption has an intangible bonus in regard to climate change, etc.
"Evidently Nancy disapproves."
Yeah, and apparently so does Sluggo:
If you think about it, it's one of the fairest taxes there is. If you are not a consumer, you don't pay it. And it penalizes those who waste the commodity.
Inflation is the problem. We need demand to go down, subsidizing consumption is not going to work.
Good - He's got a healthy work force then, doesn't he?
CLF is looking very attractive down here. I sold tomorrow's $15.50 puts for 18 cents. That creates a position in the stock at $15.32.
Or I just get to keep the money...
This is terrifically irresponsible policy:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/06/22/fact-sheet-president-biden-calls-for-a-three-month-federal-gas-tax-holiday/
The fix happened so quick I thought maybe I had been seeing things! Glad to help!!
Here's a weird one: https://investorshub.advfn.com/SPDR-S&P-500-SPY-7449/
Note the moderator list is in the format that premium boards use - a lead moderator with a list of assistants.
It's the only Stock/ETF board I notice it on.
Edit: That was fast! Looks like it's fixed!!
Why shouldn't it be? What is inaccurate??
It's important to play with your kids:
I can think of a couple of my elementary school teachers - Had they been armed back then, I wouldn't be here typing this today!
Lol, you need to get out and explore the real world a little more...
The SPAC shell that supposedly holds that dropped 27% today:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/Digital-World-Acquisition-Corp-40248
No, doesn't seem to be happening to me.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=169121233
I'm using a Chrome Browser on a Windows Vista machine.
I think I see what's going on.
It's "line wrapping" on the smaller screen. The geeks will know what I mean.
Update: I just looked at the I-Pad and now it's back to single line.
Still double lines on the Android. I sent a pic by PM.
I see the same thing using Chrome on an Android Tablet.
Also see it using Safari on an I-Pad.
On the Windows desktop they look a little wider than before, but not using two lines.
That doesn't make any sense.
Again, the Israeli Energy Ministry is quite public regarding Israel's energy reserves. It would be completely our of character for them to put the kibosh on information pertaining to ZNOG's well. In fact, with today's energy markets and the geo-political situation what it is they would be fully incentivized to expedite that resource ASAP.
Anyway (despite John Brown's stated goal) if Russia invaded countries simply because they had oil wells, there would be a pretty long list of countries they would need to take care of first before they went after ZNOG's well.
That doesn't seem likely considering that Israel is very open with statistics concerning the Mediterranean gas fields.
Also, considering Russian and Syrian known oil reserves, it's hard to imagine there would be much interest from that quarter in whatever oil production ZNOG's well may or may not be capable of.
Also worth noting that ZNOG had a 40% drop in share price yesterday while trading at by far it's heaviest volume day ever.
It will be interesting to see the O/S and DTC numbers at the next update. That will give us a hint as to what the insiders or "whales" are really thinking...
All I've got is what's available to anyone on the OTC market site:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ZNOG/security
Outstanding Shares: 445,687,058 as of 4/04/2022
Held at DTC: 387,600,716 as of 4/04/2022
Outstanding Shares: 469,878,282 as of 6/01/2022
Held at DTC: 387,794,425 as of 6/01/2022
So an approximate 5.5% rise in "Outstanding Shares: in the last 8 weeks.
What's interesting though is the "Held at DTC" (representing shares held by retail brokerage customers) increased only .05% in the last 8 weeks. So the dilution has not been hitting retail at the rate it was over the last year. The lack of new retail shares being dumped into the market is probably the best explanation for the price drifting higher over the last two months.
Note that the company won't share the true "Float" with it's shareholders, but seeing that it was only 61,293,788 as of 11/08/2021 shows how brutal the dilution has been,
Has she been introduced to NYBob
We need to arrange a blind date! I'm sure they'll hit it off!!
So, does that amount to a buy or a sell recommendation for the stock?
It's not a rumor. It's being reported all over "mainstream media".
We had nuclear drills when we supposed to crouch under our desks.
Then tornado drills when we were supposed to crouch in the halls where there were no windows.
Best though were fire drills where we evacuated the building. Those were like bonus recesses.
Ammon Bundy has no possible chance of winning and knows it. He's only in it so he can loot his own campaign of the money that people are stupid enough to contribute to it.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.boisestatepublicradio.org/politics-government/2022-03-25/ammon-bundy-pays-himself-thousands-in-campaign-cash&ved=2ahUKEwjo2N68hYX4AhVfbDABHbI2C4sQFnoECC8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw3SUQlId-yYSwRWYKIWyduP
The Boogerville Bacon Fest is held every Memorial Day weekend, so I'm guessing it's not likely...
I wonder what I-Hub 'handle' this guy goes by: https://www.yahoo.com/news/singaporean-man-terrorizes-neighbors-day-223000266.html
Fraud? Going really, really slow while continuing to get paid isn't necesarily fraudulent. But as in any endeavor (like working at a fast food place) it should be questioned by those in charge. In this case the ownership - The common equity holders.
"What really motivates such conclusions?"
I'm not drawing any conclusions. Just pointing out what motivates management might be their own economic incentives?
"breaching the bottom of the caprock" isn't a thing that initiates production
That's not what I said. My meaning was that if the reservoir was going to be in the class of a 30,000 barrel per day producer you would know you had a "commercial well" within seconds of breaching the bottom of the cap rock. There would be no need to spend months conducting an array of tests to justify spending the capital to turn an exploratory well into a production well.
The "better approach" might involve applying basic economic incentive principles coupled with an observation of the company's behavior.
If there were commercial quantities in that well, ZNOG would be incentivized by current events (both geo-political and market based) to put that well into production without delay.
If that well was going to produce 30,000 barrels a day (as has been tossed around here), there is no need to test it for commercial viability. They would have known it's commercial a few seconds after they breached the bottom of the cap rock.
If the well was believed to be marginally commercial (ie; will it meet the threshold of producing maybe 5 barrels a day?) then the company would be incentivized to initiate testing to determine if it's justifiable in spending the capital toward the cost of making the well into a producer.
If they've got they've got no chance of the well being a commercial well then the company would be incentivized to shut up, say as little as possible, and drag this out for as long as they can get away with it.
Wow, what a terrifically bad piece of misinformation. Twisting research results around, making them seem to say something they don't say. Why do people fall for such garbage?
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/04/pandemics-wrongest-man/618475/&ved=2ahUKEwipiZigxvP3AhWKjokEHX9UAVYQFnoECAQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0Zka_dgafbLhngeXGRmsOf
No one in the U.S.A. under about 55 years old knows what a slow economy is like.
No one under about 90 knows what a bad economy is like.