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How’s it going in here?
Low float running ah.
Is that it? Is ADMA a dud or is it going to take off soon?
Any Calls? What Price and Strike date?
Walmart + is coming
At the moment I would agree but things are just getting started for them and they could very easily shift their attention to the consumer side of EV once they get a contract with USPS and other transportation delivery services.
If you guys want a good stock and want to invest in a EV company that has contacts in place with UPS and a good possibility with the USPS you need to look into WKHS. This company will be Tesla’s biggest competitor if they get the USPS contract.
It’s doubled in a week already.
Not saying Nikola isn’t a bad investment because I have some myself but Work Horse is where it is at right now. They actually have vehicles sold.
There are a lot more millennials than we think there are that will be buying this stock up like candy and they will pump HTZ up.
Then there is always a very good possibility of a gov bailout which will make things even better.
Short sellers are gonna take a beating
Hertz won their bankruptcy case.
They want it to sound worthless because they don’t want you to buy it. They have this all figured out. Plus getting out of paying for all the 144k leases is huge.
Then on top of that they will more than likely get some sort of bailout from the travel sector being impacted by the Chinese virus.
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/bankruptcy-law/hertz-wins-court-approval-to-offer-potentially-worthless-stock
Dude Hertz isn’t going anywhere lol
Squeeze! Too bad they didn’t get their way this morning. Lol I bet it hurt and some of them probably owe htz more than they have ever made.
I do not see why the travel sector would not get a bailout since it is a very essential part of every countries economy.
Common sense would hold on to any shares at this price, buy, buy, buy and be patient for a gov bailout. Airplanes and rental cars are very essential to anyone who wishes to travel again for work or business. Think about it.
Don’t let the manipulators or media mislead you.
What platform or app do you all trade with? Robinhood anyone?
I’ve been buying Hertz the last two days as it has gone down from Cramers speculation and some other person that puts a price on Hertz and Avis.
Rental cars are a demand and the demand is only going to explode even more over the next month.
Sounds like Hertz appealed the delisting from the NYSE and will come out of bankruptcy. Trump is a business man and knows that our economy cannot survive without travel and rental cars.
Trump will find a way to bailout airlines and rental cars just like they did GM and others 10 years ago from that recession.
Looks pretty red to me. No more distributions for awhile.
Here is James Clark and Dennis Millers email addresses. Email them punks.
James Clark<'jclark@coreresource.net'>
From: dennis w. miller<'dwm113@mac.com'>
Just dumped this pod! Dennis Miller and his cronies can burn in hell!
I think it time for some heads to roll.
Myke I couldn't see your last post on the NTRO board. What did you post?
Nitro killed this stock. Hopefully it will get back above $2.
I don't get why CRMI never post any news. Why would anybody want to buy this stock if they don't give investors a reason too instead of investors being transferred into it from acquisitions?
Time for Dennis Miller (Interim CEO)to get a plan together and make something happen.
What should this stock be really worth a share?
I would also be curious to know what CRMI has in mind for short-term and long-term goals.
Hasn't happened for me yet in my portfolio.
Any idea if that will take place when the markets close?
So the guy that is filling the CEO position at Core is named Dennis Miller. Hopefully he isn't a joke like the comedian Dennis Miller.
Has anybody heard of his background or what his goals are for Core(CRMI) acquiring NTRO?
2nd of all what the heck are they doing bringing on James Borem from NTRO to look over the operations of production? They need to put someone else in there that is not going to be a conflict of interest by having the wells in Oklahoma being serviced by their family or buddies and getting kickbacks.
Gotta love how these cronies at Core are driving down CRMI so that NTRO shareholders lose their ass when their shares transfers.
Companies like this should be held accountable and be forced into a fair settlement with the shareholders. I might just pull the trigger on that and see about how to go about it.
Cool
I'm sure you were doing much better 8 months ago :)
Those dividends distributions could more than likely be cut back. The more shares you can buy at cheaper price the more divs you get for each unit too. You should look into LINE or LNCO. They have a bright future and pay 10% dividends. Last time I checked they hedged their oil at $80/barrel.
Yeah. Oil is plunging again. WTI almost down 3%. Hold off on buying more energy stocks. Economy is getting deeper in shit.
WTF! POS!
Chevron, Linn ordered to shut California wells on water concerns
http://www.seekingalpha.com/news/2343756
What?
Now Is Not The Time To Invest In LINN Energy $LINE http://www.seekingalpha.com/article/2960396
So are you saying it could be at least another 71 days before they convert the stock to CRMI?
Does anybody know when Ntro stock conversation to CRMI is going to take place?
They released the Amended 8k today.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=65645807
Does anybody know when Ntro stock conversation to CRMI is going to take place?
They released the Amended 8k today.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=65645807
I wouldn't be surprised to see it go down another $1 or more in the next few weeks.
Here some new news.
• Wells Fargo says Linn Energy's (LINE, LNCO) Q4 discounted cash flow came in ahead of expectations, prompting the firm to raise its 2015 estimates for distributable cash flow per unit to $1.62 and $1.56, and hike its valuation range on LINE by $1 to $9-$10 while maintaining a Neutral rating.
• Wells believes LINE has sufficient financial flexibility to maintain its current distribution at least through the end of 2016, and the firm likes management's pursuit of various creative financial structures to jump start growth.
• However, LINE could further reduce its distribution in 2017 if oil prices do not recover to at least $70/bbl, and LINE's reduced capital spending to below maintenance levels implies production could decline Y/Y in 2015-16 absent acquisitions, the firm says, with these risks not adequately reflected in LINE’s 10% yield, which is among the lowest in the upstream MLP peer group.
Is everybody bailing LINE since they are cutting back on distributions? WTH!
Oh wow. I bought in just last week at just under $26 so I have seen a pretty good gain myself. As long as they keep paying the dividends this will be a good long-term stock.
Wow what a great performance in the last week! Up 5% this week. CLMT is on the move.
NTRO shareholders are getting 1 share of CRMI for every 10.5 shares of NTRO. NTRO is currently at .14 so I'm sure this stock will probably come down more. Any idea when the NTRO acquisition is supposed to be complete and stock is transferred?
• MLP performance YTD looks encouraging, but J.P. Morgan's Gabriel Daoud has a cautious outlook on the group, noting structural headwinds and the potential for more distribution cuts to come.
• Atlas Resource Partners (NYSE:ARP), Breitburn Energy Partners (NASDAQ:BBEP), EV Energy Partners (NASDAQ:EVEP), Linn Energy (NASDAQ:LINE) and Vanguard Natural Resources (NASDAQ:VNR) have significantly reduced distributions as the sub-sector enters preservation mode amid ongoing volatility in commodity prices, and Daoud sees more distribution cuts ahead; he believes Legacy Reserves (NASDAQ:LGCY) will cut its 2015 distribution by 51%, and thinks BBEP and LINE will suspend payouts in 2016 and 2017, respectively, absent a significant rebound in commodity prices.
• However, the analyst sees little chance of a distribution cut for Memorial Production Partners (NASDAQ:MEMP), given its strong hedge book and liquidity position, and he upgrades the stock to Overweight from Neutral with an $18 price target.
• Daoud also initiates coverage of BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust (NYSE:BPT) with an Underweight rating and a $40 price target.
Oh wow! Was your Direct Pet Stock transferred into CRMI? Was there a reverse split?
Ain't that the truth! This stock hasn't moved in a month or so. Is it dead or what?