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Yes, 5 of them bought:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=CHMT+Insider+Transactions
They must know something, none of them have bought any CHMT stock before.
Is it a good time to buy now? I hear good news is coming....lol.
Funny, I emailed IR several times a few months ago and NEVER received any responses, but now they contact me about this special shareholder's meeting...QASP nothing but a bunch of hucksters.
The play is the same...just some new actors.
Grabbed some more here! ETRF playing games..IMO
“New Jersey is the new heart of Wall Street.” An interest article on electronic trading.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/02/business/02speed.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&ref=business
How to make and break a New Year's resolution at the same time. I bet she is never on ABC ever again.
A very successful investor (not a trader) recommended this article to me: Happy New Year...LOL.
The second half of 2011 will mark the point in time when all the world’s financial operators will finally understand that the West will not repay in full a significant portion of the loans advanced over the last two decades. For LEAP/E2020 it is, in effect, around October 2011, due to the plunge of a large number of US cities and states into an inextricable financial situation following the end of the federal funding of their deficits, whilst Europe will face a very significant debt refinancing requirement (1), that this explosive situation will be fully revealed. Media escalation of the European crisis regarding sovereign debt of Euroland’s peripheral countries will have created the favourable context for such an explosion, of which the US “Muni” (2) market incidentally has just given a foretaste in November 2010 (as our team anticipated last June in GEAB No. 46 ) with a mini-crash that saw all the year’s gains go up in smoke in a few days. This time this crash (including the failure of the monoline reinsurer Ambac (3)) took place discreetly (4) since the Anglo-Saxon media machine (5) succeeded in focusing world attention on a further episode of the fantasy sitcom "The end of the Euro, or the financial remake of Swine fever" (6). Yet the contemporaneous shocks in the United States and Europe make for a very disturbing set-up comparable, according to our team, to the "Bear Stearn " crash which preceded Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy and the collapse of Wall Street in September 2008 by eight months. But the GEAB readers know very well that major crashes rarely make headlines in the media several months in advance, so false alarms are customary (7)!
http://www.leap2020.eu/GEAB-N-50-is-available-Global-systemic-crisis-Second-half-of-2011-European-context-and-US-catalyst-Explosion-of-the_a5625.html
Has anyone talked to the transfer agent lately? Is the O/S still close to the A/S?
I would expect the pps to be at least at the 52 week high.
I have caught some L2 action this week and it looks like ETRF and PERT are in cahoots in controlling the share price. ETRF has always been a big player here but PERT historically has not participated in much volume.
http://www.otcbb.com/asp/tradeact_mv.asp?SearchBy=issue&Issue=USSIF&SortBy=volume&Month=11-1-2010
Look at it go!
QASP: My vote for the worst stock of 2010. Although, the Monk followers might disagree. Nothing but many grand lies here. Not only a waste of money but I wasted a few nice summer days inside listening to Dean spew his garbage.
Nice to see some people joined me in a little buying today.
Keep telling yourself that...1.5 billion shares out and not 1 share has made a profit at this price right now.
BJ Looks like my gap sit will not get filled.
Shares of BJ's Wholesale Club Inc. (BJ) surged in premarket trading Wednesday after the New York Post reported private-equity firm Leonard Green & Partners is still interested in acquiring the discount club and may launch a hostile bid if an auction isn't initiated in the coming weeks.
Private-equity interest in the retail sector has picked up in recent months, and Leonard Green has been an especially busy player. The Los Angeles buyout firm first reported a 9.5% stake in BJ's in July, saying it intended to approach the company about going private, recently reached deals for fabric and crafts retailer Jo-Ann Stores Inc. (JAS) and is partnering with TPG Capital on its buyout of J. Crew Group Inc. (JCG).
BJ's shares were up 5.4% to $46.87 in premarket trading. Through Tuesday's close, they have gained 20% from the July announcement.
BJ's declined to comment and a representative for Leonard Green wasn't immediately available.
Citing a source close to the situation, the Post reported BJ's board and management have promised to initiate a sales auction after the holidays and Leonard Green has made it clear it would consider going hostile with a bid.
Membership clubs have been reporting growth as customers look for value amid continued economic worries, but concerns still linger that consumer spending is slowing. Last month, BJ's reported its fiscal third-quarter earnings rose 32% as sales rose and the company had a year-earlier charge related to a legal settlement.
Leonard Green has invested in 53 companies with aggregate value of $44.4 billion, according to its website
Thanks, tbrod. Precious metals are really peaking my interest now. Too bad the ground is frozen and covered with snow here...I feel like breaking out the old metal detector...lol..my wife hates it when I bring it to the beach..lol
Thanks for stopping by mick...I was just telling someone how I have picked up Sterling Silver at tag sales. Maybe tag sales should get more of my attention.
Board marked ...Now let's all give D. Jackson some mental positive thoughts so he can score and I can win my fantasy league.
I don't usually post when I get in or out of a stock but I just sold my biggest mistake ever...QASP. I was doing well in other stocks and just let this one go...lol. I tried to average down but got screwed. There were so many traders that I looked upto in this one. My thoughts were the company promised so much, even if 5% of it came true I would be fine. Well, a MAJOR lesson learned. I am just thankful that I had enough profits this year that I could sell and absorb the loss...ouch..but I feel like the chain has been broken and I am free!!!
Nice day in the silver mines!!
.64's finally gone!
Jeff let me down big-time. Hey, he probably didn't release any news on purpose...knowing full-well that many here had taken a beating and would be selling eoy. He's probably buying right now and will release news in the new year and then sell on the news.
That was me...thanks for the big tax write off Dean..thanks for nothing Jeff...good luck to all here.
And where is that proof?...speculation is all.
Once Dean screwed over Jeff I think that all ended.
A shell is a shell...doesn't matter what they used to do. Just a setup public company...anything can reverse-merger into it.
Silver looking to break 30 here.
It's a shell, it could have something to do with QASP imo.
Go to the "hot" tab and click on "recent news"..many real companies release news this week...c'mon man.
Barclays' 30 Best Stock Picks for 2011
http://www.thestreet.com/story/10954719/1/barclays-30-best-stock-picks-for-2011.html
OTP: SUN IN A BEER CAN: Last July, Jan Koeman of Middelburg, the Netherlands, poked a tiny hole in an empty beer can, inserted a piece of photographic paper, and pointed the pinhole toward the sun. Six months later (Dec. 23, 2010) he extracted the paper and this was the result:
"This is called solargraphy," explains Koeman. "Every day the sun makes a track across the photographic paper--high in the summer and low in the winter. Daily tracks are interrupted by clouds and, occasionally, absent altogether because of rainy days." It's a low-tech but beautiful way to record the seasons;