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ANOTHER GREAT DAY!!!! EOM
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ARBA up 8%. CMGI up 17%. IBUY up 9%. Watch **ADCT, MONI.
HRCT ~~ Very disappointing. They need to get off the OTC BB, ASAP!
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A good site:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.scan
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Check out RMOO ~~ eom
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Hey Ray. . .
When I die, I want the following epitath on my tombstone:
Mark Mayr put CHAG out of business EOM!
Peace. . .
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Ray,
Thanks for the smile. Also, you might be interested to know that Shane Rodgers was evicted and all of his personal possessions were confiscated secondary to lack of payments. He was, however, permitted to stay in his room in CA . . .pending CA law review. NEVER F*** WITH AMERICANS!
Peace,
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M&M Man
On this day, tears. . .
We'll never forget you all. . .
http://users.1st.net/teddi/index33.htm
God Bless America and all the wonderful people that seek freedom from evil.
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M&M Man
Ray. . .thanks for that post! After all the research I went with CMGI LOL! Still watching the others!
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M&M Man
ENGA eom
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Ray. . .may want to hold off on ALLY, today. There's a downward trend (short-term) revealing it's head in the charts. Just be careful. It's going to be an interesting day. I gotta check out REGS again. Check out the two year chart on that one!
Peace,
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M&M Man
Ray,
Those LFZA outfits are about 60 grand. However, if you compare them to a Hummer or a comparable protection utility vehicle, they are the very well built and in the best price-range. However, LFZA needs to work on their marketing. They're not going to sell many of their vehicles if they don't market them appropriately. We'll have to see if they can pull it off.
I'll be watching you pick, today! LOL
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M&M Man
Found a couple more nice charts: PPHM, REGS, SFE (long term considerations) and CIN (long term ~~ good earnings).
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M&M Man
Laforza Automobiles to Exhibit 2003 Laforza PSV At Mexico City AutoExpo
ESCONDIDO, Calif.--(AutomotiveWire)--Dec. 11, 2001--Laforza Automobiles Inc. (NQB pink sheets:LFZA) (OTCBB:LFZA) today announced they will participate in the AutoExpo Mundial to be held in Mexico City, Mexico from Dec. 12 through Dec. 22, 2001
"This will be our first formal showing of our 2003 Laforza Personal Security Vehicle ("PSA") outside of the United States," stated David Hops, president of Laforza Automobiles Inc. "This is a very prestigious show and we will receive international exposure to our vehicles."
There will be over 250 exhibits with all of the major automobile manufacturers from throughout the world. The AutoExpo will be attended by over 300,000 people during its 10 day program.
"Our new line of vehicles expected for delivery during early 2002 will offer a variety of Security Options ranging from protection by small caliber hand guns up to high powered assault weapons." "Other options will include 'run flat tires' and special 'electronic equipment' for everyday driving and for emergency use," further stated Hops. "This is an exciting show for automobile enthusiasts. This show will be attended by people throughout Latin America."
About Laforza Automobiles Inc./Laforza International SpA
Laforza Automobiles Inc. manufactures and distributes luxury-class Italian sport utility vehicles available in the United States and Europe. The bodywork is styled by the renowned automotive stylist Thomas Tjaarda and is manufactured in Cherasco, Italy by Laforza International SpA.
For more information about Laforza, visit at www.laforza.com
This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Expression of future goals and similar expressions reflecting something other than historical fact involve risks and uncertainties. The actual results the company achieves may differ materially from any forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.
CONTACT:
Laforza Automobiles Inc.
Robert Miller, 760/738-1515
Laforza@pacbell.net
KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA MEXICO INTERNATIONAL EUROPE LATIN AMERICA
BW0114 DEC 11,2001
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Laforza Automobiles to Exhibit 2003 Laforza PSV At Mexico City AutoExpo
ESCONDIDO, Calif.--(AutomotiveWire)--Dec. 11, 2001--Laforza Automobiles Inc. (NQB pink sheets:LFZA) (OTCBB:LFZA) today announced they will participate in the AutoExpo Mundial to be held in Mexico City, Mexico from Dec. 12 through Dec. 22, 2001
"This will be our first formal showing of our 2003 Laforza Personal Security Vehicle ("PSA") outside of the United States," stated David Hops, president of Laforza Automobiles Inc. "This is a very prestigious show and we will receive international exposure to our vehicles."
There will be over 250 exhibits with all of the major automobile manufacturers from throughout the world. The AutoExpo will be attended by over 300,000 people during its 10 day program.
"Our new line of vehicles expected for delivery during early 2002 will offer a variety of Security Options ranging from protection by small caliber hand guns up to high powered assault weapons." "Other options will include 'run flat tires' and special 'electronic equipment' for everyday driving and for emergency use," further stated Hops. "This is an exciting show for automobile enthusiasts. This show will be attended by people throughout Latin America."
About Laforza Automobiles Inc./Laforza International SpA
Laforza Automobiles Inc. manufactures and distributes luxury-class Italian sport utility vehicles available in the United States and Europe. The bodywork is styled by the renowned automotive stylist Thomas Tjaarda and is manufactured in Cherasco, Italy by Laforza International SpA.
For more information about Laforza, visit at www.laforza.com
This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Expression of future goals and similar expressions reflecting something other than historical fact involve risks and uncertainties. The actual results the company achieves may differ materially from any forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.
CONTACT:
Laforza Automobiles Inc.
Robert Miller, 760/738-1515
Laforza@pacbell.net
KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA MEXICO INTERNATIONAL EUROPE LATIN AMERICA
BW0114 DEC 11,2001
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Arch. . .if the Feds drop interest rates, we should see some significant rebounds in the bargains on the NASD. Watch IBUY like a hawk. ARBA could also leap forth by 10%, today. Not bad if one is playing with big money. If HRCT doesn't move today in a manner juxtapose to the news, HRCT's stock is in trouble unless they get a listing on another exchange. There's no reason for the manipulation going on with HRCT other than an extensive list of "bashers" that continue to pick on Dr. Phan and everyone that's ever spoken to him. There's a lot of dirty bastards out there.
Peace. . .
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Ray. . .betcha a Diet Coke HRCT goes up 25% today
http://host.wallstreetcity.com/wsc2/Chart.html?Timespan=130&0fval0=104&1fval0=216&3fval0...
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Ray, which ones do you have slated to gain, today? Is ARBA the place for the big money? eom
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Ray. . .just market maker manipulation (as all I can think). New CEO announced, today. WTO accession also announced today. HRCT could gain a cool 25%, today. Will watch closely!
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China Enters WTO Amid High Hopes for Reform
By Bill Savadove
Reuters
BEIJING (Dec. 11) - China and its 1.3 billion people joined the World Trade Organization on Tuesday, ending a 15-year quest and ushering in a new era of reform expected to bring sweeping changes to the Communist-ruled nation.
The historic day came with little fanfare in China as the Foreign Trade Ministry said no special ceremonies were planned and state media stressed how much hard work lay ahead.
Foreign investors have waited eagerly for the opening of the world's largest potential market, while China hopes greater global integration will complete its shift to a market economy.
"WTO entry will bring very beneficial opportunities to China's further economic development," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zhang Qiyue told a news conference.
Ordinary Chinese greeted the news of membership with mixed feelings, worried that foreign competition could threaten their jobs but hoping for higher living standards.
Optimism was tempered by concern. Trading partners question China's ability to meet its WTO pledges and officials fear painful reforms could spark social unrest.
The Communist Party mouthpiece People's Daily urged officials to abide by WTO commitments and said entry would fundamentally change the way the government handled the economy.
As China entered the WTO, the government showed its commitment to reform, announcing the break up of China Telecom, the near monopoly fixed-line phone company, into competing northern and southern firms.
BANNER YEAR
Entry to the WTO marks a major victory for China in a trophy year capped by Beijing nabbing the 2008 Olympics, Shanghai hosting an Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit and China qualifying for soccer's World Cup finals for the first time.
Still, domestic stock investors shrugged at the long-awaited news, cashing in on WTO plays -- such as property and transport firms -- that had already risen in anticipation of entry.
China opened its hermit economy to the world in 1978 and has lurched towards embracing the market by loosening the state grip on the economy and is now the world's seventh largest trader.
"The importance of WTO is that it brings into play a more powerful market-based dynamic behind restructuring," said Michael Spencer, chief Asia economist for Deutsche Bank.
Some argue the change spurred by WTO will extend beyond the economic arena to bring political pluralism.
The challenge for China in managing the change is enormous.
Beijing must convince protected state firms, conservative local officials and workers fearful for their jobs that WTO membership will bring long-term benefits to China.
"The effects will be good and bad, fast and slow," said Xiao Zhang, an 18-year-old vendor at a Beijing kiosk selling everything from chewing gum to liquor.
"There are some large enterprises which will come under attack from foreign competition very fast. And some small-town entrepreneurs could end up making a bundle overnight," he said.
RESISTANCE SEEN
Foreign firms and China's private sector will be the biggest winners from WTO, while state firms and hundreds of millions of farmers will feel pain from more competition, analysts said.
"We expect there will be opportunities for substantial new investment for the future," said Byron Grote, Asia managing director for global oil giant BP Plc.
Despite the risk, Beijing has little choice but to push ahead with WTO-related reforms to continue to deliver economic growth and improvements in living standards for its people.
Plenty of convincing lies ahead, and resistance to change under WTO will come in many forms. Local officials who don't know or don't like the rules may throw up the biggest obstacles.
The Foreign Trade Ministry released the English version of the WTO agreement on its website, www.moftec.gov.cn. But the site was unable to handle the traffic and crashed, preventing many from getting their first glimpse of China's WTO pledges.
It was not accessible until late afternoon on Tuesday.
A Chinese version has yet to be released.
Even the central government could beat a retreat from reform if workers protest layoffs from the ailing state sector.
Trading partners also wonder how China will use its weight within the WTO, which launched a new trade round last month giving a greater voice to developing countries.
South African President Thabo Mbeki, who is visiting Beijing, said China would be an "invaluable partner" in the fight against poverty and inequality.
A festering trade dispute with Japan could offer a hint of things to come. Japanese and Chinese ministers met in Beijing on Tuesday but failed to resolve a bitter row over surging Chinese exports of agricultural goods.
Trade officials say such spats will only increase as China's economy grows, potentially overtaking Japan as the second largest economy later this century.
04:03 12-11-01
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China Enters WTO Amid High Hopes for Reform
By Bill Savadove
Reuters
BEIJING (Dec. 11) - China and its 1.3 billion people joined the World Trade Organization on Tuesday, ending a 15-year quest and ushering in a new era of reform expected to bring sweeping changes to the Communist-ruled nation.
The historic day came with little fanfare in China as the Foreign Trade Ministry said no special ceremonies were planned and state media stressed how much hard work lay ahead.
Foreign investors have waited eagerly for the opening of the world's largest potential market, while China hopes greater global integration will complete its shift to a market economy.
"WTO entry will bring very beneficial opportunities to China's further economic development," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zhang Qiyue told a news conference.
Ordinary Chinese greeted the news of membership with mixed feelings, worried that foreign competition could threaten their jobs but hoping for higher living standards.
Optimism was tempered by concern. Trading partners question China's ability to meet its WTO pledges and officials fear painful reforms could spark social unrest.
The Communist Party mouthpiece People's Daily urged officials to abide by WTO commitments and said entry would fundamentally change the way the government handled the economy.
As China entered the WTO, the government showed its commitment to reform, announcing the break up of China Telecom, the near monopoly fixed-line phone company, into competing northern and southern firms.
BANNER YEAR
Entry to the WTO marks a major victory for China in a trophy year capped by Beijing nabbing the 2008 Olympics, Shanghai hosting an Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit and China qualifying for soccer's World Cup finals for the first time.
Still, domestic stock investors shrugged at the long-awaited news, cashing in on WTO plays -- such as property and transport firms -- that had already risen in anticipation of entry.
China opened its hermit economy to the world in 1978 and has lurched towards embracing the market by loosening the state grip on the economy and is now the world's seventh largest trader.
"The importance of WTO is that it brings into play a more powerful market-based dynamic behind restructuring," said Michael Spencer, chief Asia economist for Deutsche Bank.
Some argue the change spurred by WTO will extend beyond the economic arena to bring political pluralism.
The challenge for China in managing the change is enormous.
Beijing must convince protected state firms, conservative local officials and workers fearful for their jobs that WTO membership will bring long-term benefits to China.
"The effects will be good and bad, fast and slow," said Xiao Zhang, an 18-year-old vendor at a Beijing kiosk selling everything from chewing gum to liquor.
"There are some large enterprises which will come under attack from foreign competition very fast. And some small-town entrepreneurs could end up making a bundle overnight," he said.
RESISTANCE SEEN
Foreign firms and China's private sector will be the biggest winners from WTO, while state firms and hundreds of millions of farmers will feel pain from more competition, analysts said.
"We expect there will be opportunities for substantial new investment for the future," said Byron Grote, Asia managing director for global oil giant BP Plc.
Despite the risk, Beijing has little choice but to push ahead with WTO-related reforms to continue to deliver economic growth and improvements in living standards for its people.
Plenty of convincing lies ahead, and resistance to change under WTO will come in many forms. Local officials who don't know or don't like the rules may throw up the biggest obstacles.
The Foreign Trade Ministry released the English version of the WTO agreement on its website, www.moftec.gov.cn. But the site was unable to handle the traffic and crashed, preventing many from getting their first glimpse of China's WTO pledges.
It was not accessible until late afternoon on Tuesday.
A Chinese version has yet to be released.
Even the central government could beat a retreat from reform if workers protest layoffs from the ailing state sector.
Trading partners also wonder how China will use its weight within the WTO, which launched a new trade round last month giving a greater voice to developing countries.
South African President Thabo Mbeki, who is visiting Beijing, said China would be an "invaluable partner" in the fight against poverty and inequality.
A festering trade dispute with Japan could offer a hint of things to come. Japanese and Chinese ministers met in Beijing on Tuesday but failed to resolve a bitter row over surging Chinese exports of agricultural goods.
Trade officials say such spats will only increase as China's economy grows, potentially overtaking Japan as the second largest economy later this century.
04:03 12-11-01
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M&M Man
HRCT News:
NEWS
Dr. Wallace Ching to Be Hartcourt's President and CEO; Hartcourt Capital
Plans to Launch a China Venture Fund in July 2002
LOS ANGELES, Dec 11, 2001 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The Hartcourt Companies,
Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT; Frankfurt: 900009), www.hartcourt.com, announced
today that its Board of Directors have selected and appointed Dr. Wallace Ching
as President and Chief Executive Officer effective January 1st, 2002. Dr. Ching
will replace Dr. Alan Phan whose employment contract will be expired on the same
date. Dr. Phan will remain as Hartcourt's Chairman and Director until his term
ends in June 30th, 2002.
Capitalizing on Dr. Ching's connection with the institutional investors in Hong
Kong, Hartcourt Capital Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hartcourt, is
planning to launch a China Venture Fund to fully exploit the opportunities
presented by the opening of the China's financial markets after WTO. Dr. Ching,
a well-known expert on Asia's asset fund management, will also be the CEO of
Hartcourt Capital Inc.
Dr. Wallace Ching, a Chartered Financial Analyst, is a graduate of Oxford
University in England and obtained his Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania
in the US. Prior to joining Hartcourt, he was Director of PAMA Group in Hong
Kong, the former Asian private equity arm of Prudential Insurance. His
experience also includes employment at HSBC (Hong Kong And Shanghai Bank Corp)
Private Equity in Hong Kong and Goldman Sachs in New York.
Dr. Phan comments, "I would like to welcome Dr. Ching to the Hartcourt team. Dr.
Ching is the ideal candidate to continue our tradition of success and to take
Hartcourt to the next level. His skills and experience with entrepreneurs,
technology, and developing businesses match the needs of our companies
perfectly. His strong relationships in China and especially with institutional
investors provide access to the capital resources and partnership alliances
Hartcourt will require to continue our expansion in Greater China, the world's
largest consumer and corporate markets."
Dr. Ching said, "I am honored to follow the footsteps of Dr. Phan in leading
Hartcourt toward the successful completion of our corporate mission. This is an
exciting and rewarding time to be building a business in China. In a market that
presents tremendous opportunities, it is my goal to position Hartcourt to
capitalize on these opportunities, especially in this post-WTO era. I look
forward to the responsibility of guiding Hartcourt and providing our management
teams with my experience and commitment, in the ongoing effort to increase
shareholder value as we develop the full potential of the Hartcourt
organization"
About Dr. Wallace Ching
-- Dr. Ching holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in engineering science with first
class honors from Oxford University, England, and a Ph.D. in computer and
information science from the University of Pennsylvania, United States.
-- A Chartered Financial Analyst
-- Currently serves as Director of PAMA Group (Hong Kong) Limited,
formerly known as Prudential Asset Management Asia Limited, and is in
charge of technology-related investment activities. He is responsible
for originating, evaluating, structuring and completing private equity
and venture capital investment with a technology focus in the Asia
Pacific region.
-- Dr. Ching is also an Assessor of the Small Entrepreneur Research
Program ("SERAP") under the Innovation and Technology commission of the
Hong Kong Government.
-- From 1995 to 1998, Dr. Ching worked for HSBC Private Equity Management
Limited as an Associate Director and was responsible for originating,
evaluating and executing investment transactions and monitoring
investments for regional private equity funds. From 1993 to 1995, Dr.
Ching worked for HSBC Asset Management Hong Kong Limited as an
Investment Manager. Prior to joining HSBC, he worked for Goldman Sachs
& Co. as a fixed income research associate. The HSBC Group is named
after its founding member, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation Limited, which was established in 1865. HSBC Holdings PLC
is one of the largest banking and financial services organizations in
the world with 6,500 offices in 79 countries and territories.
About Hartcourt
The Hartcourt Companies is a holding and development enterprise that is building
a broad network of Internet, media, and telecommunication companies in Greater
China. In partnership with leading Chinese entrepreneurs and
government-sponsored entities, Hartcourt is developing and investing in emerging
technologies while building an integrated commercial framework for its
subsidiaries and their partners. Hartcourt's operative business strategy is
designed to facilitate a series of venture divestitures via IPO or public merger
in its four main divisions to fully realize the value of these assets for its
investors.
Certain statements in this news release may constitute "forward looking"
statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of
1934. Such forward looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and other
factors, which may cause the actual results, performance or achievement
expressed or implied by such forward looking statements to differ materially
from the forward looking statements.
For further information please contact: Manu Ohri of The Hartcourt Companies,
+1-562-653-0400 Ext 207 Email: mohri@hartcourt.com
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grw. . .
There's a "negative breakout" on the stochastics. Give that one a few more days before you jump in. Take a look at the differences in charts when you plug IBUY in, or ARBA. Get em when they're strong. Then dump em. That's my philsophy from this day forth (except for a couple of my real long positions).
Peace. . .and God Bless America!
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M&M Man
Ray, Rumor has it we'll see news on LFZA (and a series of follow-ups) starting this week. Possibly, today. I hate gathering too many penny stocks all at once, or I would have jumped on that one. Here's my watch list today:
1: IBUY
2: ARBA
3: IAWK
IBUY is going to break loose at some point. IAWK is already breaking loose. ARBA is about to hit the 70th percentile on the RSI. That will give it strength with institutional buyers. Will keep my eyes peeled. Like I said, LFZA should have news, soon. What kind of news? Who knows? I do like the vehicle, however. And if God or any other existing force should take the shareprice up to a buck, I'll buy one!
Peace. . .
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M&M Man
hasbro. . .caught that one a couple days ago. Make sure to keep an eye on ARBA. I'll be watching it on the morrow. and IBUY;).
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JANXE appears to have hit bottom (with due cause). I'm REALLY disappointed in that one. Who knows if it will ever come back ~~ nice volume today, however. At any rate. . .
IBUY seems to be the PLAY OF THE WEEK. Interest rates are going to be interesting to watch. I do NOT believe it's necessary to drop rates again. If the Feds do, I'm going to refinance everything and buy all the stocks I can get my hands on LOL! J/K.
Okay. . .who wants to challenge the "pick of the day" ???? I want to start seeing some numbers from you guys and gals.
Peace. . .and God Bless America!
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M&M Man
Muelhead & Arch. . .make sure you are considering the tax ramifications on the dividend distribution. I guess, however, if you've done real well in the market this year that dividend distribution won't mean much;).
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Yeah, Arch. . .I should have held those shares LOL. I knew that was going to happen. Anyway, ARTG did good for me today. IBUY is looking pretty tasty. What's the flavor for tomorrow's opening? IBUY could be a double provided they can stir up a bit of news;).
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M&M Man
MTNX up 40%. ;) eom
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EDIG broke the 30 day MA. eom
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Hasbro. . .watch ARTG (should move like ORCH). eom
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Stock in the move: SKVY, IAWK, MTLK, RDCM, SV, ENGA, IBUY, INLD, ASX and AKTG. Look at IBUY and SKVY/IAWK very closely;).
Peace. . .
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M&M Man
****Arch & EZ. . .We gotta new penny to watch: SKVY (Security/monitoring devices). 19 cents and the charts look good.
http://host.wallstreetcity.com/wsc2/chart.html?0fval0=104&1fval0=216&3fval0=204&4fval0=2...
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Ray. . .LMAO! Hey, LFZA is my "high hopes" stock to help me recuperate from the CHAG SHAG. LOL. Actually, there will be news coverage on LFZA. . .before Christmas. One of those "specialty" stocks. High risk, and built to stay that way LOL! Anyway. . .Will do more research later this evening (might stay up all night) to find us all a winner. I'm determined to kick this market's arse!
Peace. . .
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M&M Man
Ray. . .
Here's the ones I like. Watch for volume and market maker activity. They could go higher: RDCM, ASX, INLD and possibly, MTLK.
Will keep researching. . .
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M&M Man
rpt. . .
Ray, I agree 100%! The hottest chart I'm seeing right now looks like RDCM. We should see 4 bucks on that one in short duration. And, the industry is hot (China related stocks). I've looked at dozens of others (maybe hundreds) over the past 24 hours. I have a couple dozen on my watch list. I'll bring them to the attention of Archie's Corner when they are on the move. I have a feeling the next two weeks are going to be VERY good to us. Much better than IFTA and that POS CHAG was. I'm very happy I don't know where that crook (SR) lives. He deserves what's coming to him.
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M&M Man
Ray. . .
Interesting picks. Check out the chart on RDCM ~~ http://host.wallstreetcity.com/wsc2/chart.html?0fval0=104&1fval0=216&4fval0=206&5fval0=2...
It also ranked at 100% and the RSI is just about to cross the 70th percentile.
Peace. . .
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M&M Man
Tim. . .That's a good question. When does one need to cover if they short a stock? Does anyone have a link to "shorting"? If so, please post it.
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M&M Man
Arch, EZ, rpt. . .
What we need to do is to follow these STRONG stocks and get people to diagnose when we hit some bottoms. . .so we know when to get in. No stock is a good stock unless it's going uphill. Lets find them in the gutter. . .and get rid of them with a good gain. I'll work on tech analysis. . .at bottom points from this day forth as long as others can help me locating low point stocks with some sort of potential to move forward. I have a few I'll highlight Sunday night. But MANY eyes are better than just two. The goal (in my mind) is to catch them BEFORE they make a 500% increase. . .and others buy them in the $$$$ range. LFZA could be one that goes to a buck. I have verified some information forthcoming. Cheap. . .now. But maybe it's a "buy later" for some LOL! At any rate. . .I'm sure having fun.
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Ray. ..I took a look at that one on the charts. It looks like it may need to pull back just a bit but it's worth watching over the next couple months. Right now, it's up over 500% in the past little while. . .and it's an OTC BB stock. Lets find some that are in the gutter, and get in before they rock.
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M&M Man
NOVL could be one to watch if the tech sector continues to mount gains. NOVL has been sitting back and waiting in line. Hmmm? Also, LU ~~ if they can clean their act up, might be one to keep a close eye on, soon. Lots of homework to do this weekend. Wife is "ill and in bed" so I have plenty of time to do research! Hopefully, by Sunday night I'll have a couple of weekly plays to deal with.
LFZA ~~ I like it. The volume has been picking up in the past week. I smell something on the horizon.
Peace. . .
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M&M Man