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I started this board 8 years ago was out of the trading scene for a while but always holding my CDOC stock never sold one share....I think the time has come
I am a very long time holder of this stock and believe in it....... those photos are bogus, photo shop I can do that on my android phone
Ice
I think the direct market to all those drivers I pass on the streets and highways in NY NJ and CT can be a great asset to the bottom line. With the dyno valve in place on my truck and ready to hand out info on the dyno that would be a great tool . If you see Serge let him know what I want to do and with an ad on the truck that would be great way of advertising.
Gerard
Thank you just sent off another e mail I want to install this on my Truck as I drive thruout New York City and with the Dyno ad on the side of my truck great for getting the word out as I drive 150-200 miles a day in the NYC area
Gerard
Does anyone have the e mail address for Savi, Serge,or PR
I tried to go to the web site and the e mail got kicked back to me
Thanks
Gerard
Well Im a share holder and currently drive for a living here in NYC and would love to install one of these on my truck a 2002 Ford Eco 350 Van Box truck, waiting for Savi to call me back I will even put the ad on both sides of my empty box ,lets see if they return the call
G
Any word on the open house? Damm I was holding 500,000 shares from 06 have some left but not as much as I wish
G
Im laughing at the nonsense of this board, oh and the fact our biggest basher has returned
someone got tied or changed screen names again
Hey Melissa here is some news rwhy dont you report this
http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?F=3252363&C=america
The shorts are not Buffet wealthy there is a big differance
Could be the start of the bounce ,shorts will have to cover
I just sent that to the senior writer(what a joke) Melissa Davis . I just hope the SEC investigates those negative articles she writes
Are you sure Harrow is closed
VERY INTERESTING A MUST READ
BUYINS.NET: Naked Short Sellers Attack Force Protection (FRPT), Selling American Troops Short In Iraq. Approximately 51.7 Million Shares Shorted Since January 2005. Short Sellers Fail To Comply With Regulation SHO Buyin Deadline.
Monday, December 03, 2007; Posted: 03:55 AM
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Dec 03, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- FRPT | charts | news | PowerRating -- BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, is initiating coverage of Force Protection, Inc. (NASDAQ: FRPT | charts | news | PowerRating) after releasing the latest short sale data to December 2007. From January 2005 to December 2007 approximately 672 million total aggregate shares of FRPT have traded for a total dollar value of nearly $10.45 billion. The total aggregate number of shares shorted in this time period is approximately 51.75 million shares. The FRPT SqueezeTrigger price of $15.55 is the volume weighted average short price of all short selling in FRPT. As of November there are 17,456,900 shares of Total Short Interest and $192 million of short covering that still needs to occur. A short squeeze is expected to begin when shares of FRPT close above $15.55. To access SqueezeTrigger Prices ahead of potential short squeezes beginning, visit http://www.buyins.net.
Month Total Vol Avg.Price Short Vol $Value
Jan 05 3,910,310 $3.15 301,094 $948,445
Feb 3,252,729 $2.57 250,460 $643,682
Mar 2,404,599 $2.01 185,154 $372,159
Apr 1,879,150 $1.76 144,695 $254,662
May 4,407,187 $1.94 339,353 $658,345
June 3,662,860 $1.70 282,040 $479,468
July 1,994,823 $1.50 153,601 $230,402
Aug 2,497,769 $1.50 192,328 $288,492
Sept 2,259,654 $1.42 173,993 $247,070
Oct 2,301,460 $1.16 177,212 $205,566
Nov 2,289,716 $1.01 176,308 $178,071
Dec 2,146,854 $0.85 165,308 $140,511
Jan 06 5,592,152 $1.11 430,596 $477,961
Feb 8,715,711 $1.72 671,110 $1,154,308
Mar 4,699,167 $1.97 361,836 $712,816
Apr 2,495,649 $1.98 192,165 $380,486
May 21,274,452 $2.88 1,638,133 $4,717,822
June 17,206,596 $5.34 1,324,908 $7,075,008
July 9,536,571 $6.32 734,316 $4,640,876
Aug 11,998,479 $6.17 923,883 $5,700,357
Sept 26,604,626 $7.63 2,048,556 $15,630,483
Oct 24,692,080 $7.72 1,901,290 $14,677,960
Nov 29,531,586 $9.44 2,273,932 $21,465,919
Dec 27,473,564 $14.79 2,115,464 $31,287,718
Jan 07 39,455,328 $19.20 3,038,060 $58,330,756
Feb 33,401,266 $17.69 2,571,897 $45,496,866
Mar 26,704,068 $16.93 2,056,213 $34,811,690
Apr 26,363,182 $20.90 2,029,965 $42,426,268
May 39,708,984 $25.38 3,057,592 $77,601,679
June 75,947,912 $24.73 5,847,989 $144,620,773
July 55,214,192 $18.89 4,251,493 $80,310,698
Aug 43,304,420 $16.43 3,334,440 $54,784,854
Sept 21,813,696 $19.05 1,679,655 $31,997,419
Oct 52,112,952 $20.59 4,012,697 $82,621,437
Nov 35,251,008 $14.57 2,714,328 $39,547,753
Tot 672,104,752 $15.55 51,752,066 $805,118,797
*short volume is approximated using exchange data and a proprietary algorithm.
**average short price is calculated using a volume weighted average short price.
***short volume is the total short trade volume and does not account for covers.
Force Protection, Inc. has been on the NASDAQ Naked Short Threshold list for 108 trading days and short sellers have been failing to deliver for 113 consecutive trading days. Regulation SHO took effect January 3, 2005, and provides a new regulatory framework governing short selling of securities. It was designed with the objective of simplifying and modernizing short sale regulation and providing controls where they are most needed. At the conclusion of each settlement day, data is provided on securities in which: 1) there are at least 10,000 shares in aggregate failed deliveries for the security for five consecutive settlement days, and 2) these failures constitute at least 0.5% of the issuer's total shares outstanding. SEC Regulation SHO, under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, mandates that, if a clearing agent has had a fail-to-deliver position for 13 consecutive settlement days, that clearing agent, and the broker/dealer it clears for, must purchase securities to close out its fail to deliver position. To date, naked short sellers have failed to locate or borrow an estimated 8.7 million shares of FRPT stock. This violation of Regulation SHO and the amended Regulation SHO, which required buyins (forced covers) within 35 trading days of the October 15th, 2007 effective date, exposes short sellers to regulatory repercussion by NASDAQ, FINRA and the SEC.
Here are the facts on Force Protection. Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) account for 63% of soldier fatalities in Iraq. The Department of Defense currently has slated to purchase between 15,000 and 16,000 heavy duty Mine Resistant Ambush Protect Vehicles (MRAPs). This figure already includes comments from military officials to potentially curb or re-allocate 8% of the heavy vehicle purchases. Total contract value up for bid is north of $15 billion and analysts expect Force Protection to garner at least $5 billion in total orders (FRPT already has in excess of $1.5 billion in orders under contract.) Force Protection generates after-tax net income of approximately $36,000 per vehicle and is expected to deliver up to 5,000 vehicles under the current MRAP program. $180 million in after-tax profits on 68.25 million shares outstanding translates into approximately $2.64 cents per share in total earnings on US domestic orders for heavy MRAP vehicles. By mid 2008 Force Protection manufacturing capacity is expected to reach 1,000 vehicles per month, so it is highly likely that Force Protection can fulfill 100% of its production requirement in fiscal 2008.
In March 2008 the Department of Defense will begin awarding approximately $34 billion in contracts to upgrade, armor and replace the entire US Humvee fleet. Senior Army officials have previously okayed a $34 billion plan to refurbish and replace the service's truck fleet. Over the next 10 years, the Army is expected to acquire 70,000 new vehicles and upgrade more than 200,000 from the existing inventory.
According to National Defense Magazine, this plan, code-named "tactical wheeled vehicle fleet transformation strategy," would expand the Army's inventory from 235,000 to 280,000 trucks. The growth is attributed to the conversion of the Army's 10 divisions into 77 independent brigades. Each brigade will need to deploy with its own logistics assets, and no longer will rely on division- or corps-level support. The upshot is a sizeable increase in the number of trucks required to outfit each brigade, explains Army Lt. Gen. Claude V. Christianson, deputy chief of staff for logistics. The current fleet of about 120,000 Humvees has at least 74,000 that are 20 years old.
With 3 main suppliers of MRAP vehicles currently authorized by the US Government, the potential for any one supplier in this program could reach approximately $10 billion in new domestic contracts. If Force Protection wins these contracts it could generate an additional $360 million in after tax net income over the life of the new contracts, assuming similar after tax net income as the heavy MRAP program. Force Protection currently employs the highest corporate tax rate of 40% in its fiscal reporting. Proposed talk in Washington about lowering corporate tax rates could have a significant positive effect on FRPT's Earnings Per Share. A 10% reduction in corporate tax rates could yield a 16.6% increase in previously projected after tax net income figures.
Shares of Force Protection have been heavily shorted. Naked short selling shares of Force Protection when short sellers have already been failing to deliver for more than 13 consecutive trading days is an outright violation of Regulation SHO. The negative effect these phantom shares (shares that do not exist because they are sold without being legally borrowed) is multiplied in fast growing companies. Should a company rely on capital to meet exponential order demand, driving down a stock price increases cost of capital. While Force Protection has no long term debt and the ability to borrow the funds necessary to meet high demand for its products, the negative implications of a stock declining from naked short selling can have unintended consequences. Management can be distracted from day to day operations of protecting American soldiers in Iraq in order to deal with the negative publicity generated from reporters that either on purpose, or unwittingly publish negative sound bytes that are sometimes generated by short sellers. In late November reporters highlighted month old comments from military officials and spooked market makers into a self fulfilling prophecy of lower stock prices. Since market makers determine a stock price, they control how quickly or slowly a price moves up or down. In many instances market makers have or are closely affiliated with large proprietary positions and can aid in the manipulation of stock prices by moving a stock price to unrealistic levels.
In July 2007 the American Stock Exchange Disciplinary Panel fined Scott Arenstein and SBA Trading $3.6 million and ordered them to disgorge $1.4 million in ill-gotten profits resulting from naked short selling and suspended both entities from associating with any Exchange for 5 years. Also in July 2007 the American Stock Exchange Disciplinary Panel fined Brian Arenstein and ALA Trading $1.2 million and ordered them to disgorge $1.8 million in ill-gotten profits resulting from naked short selling and suspended both entities from associating with any Exchange for 5 years.
Both SBA Trading and ALA Trading were members of the Exchange and Registered Market Makers. Both engaged in naked short selling and attempted to avoid buyin requirements of Regulation SHO by claiming the options market exemption for bonafide market making transactions. The American Stock Exchange found that both firms were not acting as bonafide market makers and were attempting to avoid multiple buyin notices by entering into reverse conversion transactions using a complex array of married puts and flex options to create the appearance that a buyin had occurred when in fact it had not. Details of the exact method market makers are using to naked short sell stocks by manipulating exemptions can be found the in the following SEC filing:
http://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-19-07/s71907-336.pdf
With nearly $2.8 trillion in global hedge fund assets and funds' ability to borrow up to 10 times their equity and margin positions an additional 2-4 times, the economic superpower wielded by trading firms in the 21st century is a fertile landscape for widespread manipulation and abuse. Updating regulations such as Regulation SHO is a start in the war against economic terror. But enforcement is everything. The SEC has started the ball rolling and the American Stock Exchange is to be applauded for being a first mover in monitoring the behavior of its participants and having the brain power to uncover complicated schemes to defraud investors in US companies.
With today being the deadline for naked short sellers to cover positions with failures to deliver, Buyins.net is beginning a fact finding mission to uncover the truth behind naked short sellers failing to deliver for 113 consecutive trading days when Regulation SHO clearly prohibits failures to deliver from exceeding 13 trading days. Shares of Force Protection were trading at approximately $24 when naked short sellers started failing to deliver. With the stock at $11, the loss in market capitalization has been approximately $887 million. In summary, Force Protection, a government contractor building out the highest priority military vehicle procurement request in recent history to save American soldiers' lives in Iraq, is attacked by naked short sellers on American soil costing the company nearly $1 billion in value and regulators have yet to fight back.
About Force Protection, Inc.
Force Protection, Inc. was the first to respond to the urgent need to bring lifesaving mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles to U.S. troops in combat. The Company is a leading American manufacturer of ballistic- and blast-protected wheeled vehicles currently deployed by the U.S. military and its allies to support armed forces and security personnel in conflict zones. The Company's specialty vehicles, the Cougar and the Buffalo, each have a proven track record where it matters most - in the battlefield. The Company's newest vehicle, the Cheetah, is designed specifically for reconnaissance, forward command and control, and urban operations, and combines state-of-the-art ballistic and blast protection with the mobility of a unique light-armored vehicle. These specialty vehicles, which the Company believes are in the forefront of blast-resistant technology, are designed to protect their occupants from landmines, hostile fire, and improvised explosive devices (IEDs, commonly referred to as roadside bombs). The Company is one of the primary providers of vehicles for the U.S. military's Mine Resistant Ambush Protected, or MRAP, vehicle program. For more information on Force Protection and its vehicles, visit www.forceprotection.net.
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Hey Melissa you can read this from todays paper
http://www.wral.com/business/story/2107711/
She is an ass first she reports that others are getting all the new orders then when they mention a cut back in future orders all of a sudden its Force Protection who
will get hurt......make up your mind Senior writer what a joke
And by DOWN I mean shut down
that would be the ones involved in the investigation, if it were so apparent, as the so call experts on this board have you believe we would be down, I know I know it takes time,lol
no news from the company however
no news from the company however
AGAIN WAY OVER SOLD
Ya know, I've been watching this with morbid fascination for a year now. What I don't get is this.... Reading the list of OSC charges, reading the interview with Steve Sulja, seeing pictures of the new property location (closed and a property seizure notice posted), reading the PR where they retract all other PRs, lacking the AFs they have promised multiple times, all the broken promises and not one single verifiable scrap of proof of anything they have said........
its simple the important people involved case in this just dont see it that way
in your eyes
Charting is for stocks with fundamentals and assume management is actually going to work in the best interests of the company.
We do not have that with SLJB.
VERY TRUE WE HAVE MORE
P.S. GOTTA LOVE THE GREEN
Hmmmm Is that green I see ...i know I know its just paint .... we shall see come Jan. Imo 08 will be a shocker for most
Don't count on that my friend....if it was such an obvious scam it would have been down already OSC is way more informed than any cat on this board
gotta love the fresh paint ,soon very soon the paint will dry
Way oversold at these levels no reason why we loose half the value in 6 weeks when we post earnings like this
AP
Force Protection 3Q Profit Surges
Wednesday November 14, 9:43 am ET
Force Protection 3rd-Quarter Profit Surges on Demand for Mine-Resistant Vehicles
LADSON, S.C. (AP) -- Force Protection Inc. said Wednesday third-quarter earnings surged as the company stepped up production of mine-resistant vehicles for the military.
Net income rose to $11.4 million, or 16 cents per share, from $240,000, or less than 1 cent per share, in the year-ago period.
The result was a penny short of analyst expectations, according to Thomson Financial.
Sales nearly quadrupled to $206.3 million from $42.2 million last year on higher deliveries of the company's Cougar and Buffalo vehicles. Production, including partnerships, reached 374 vehicles from 58 last year. Wall Street expected sales of $172 million.
I doubt it
keep dreaming
buy and hold long very long
this is not a typical chart play stock
Latest news
Force Protection Reports to Congress on Vehicle Performance, MRAP Production Ramp Up
BUSINESS WIRE
Posted: 2007-11-09 15:40:03
LADSON, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)----Force Protection, Inc. CEO Gordon McGilton testified yesterday before members of the House Armed Services Committee regarding the in-field performance of the company's Cougar and Buffalo Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles and its burgeoning capacity to produce them at a record pace to meet the needs of U.S. armed forces.
McGilton testified that the company, together with its partners, delivered 208 vehicles in October alone, and plans to expand its maximum production rates to build, together with its partners, approximately 500 vehicles per month by April 2008 and approximately 1,000 vehicles per month by July 2008, for a total of approximately 12,100 MRAP vehicles by the end of 2008.
"As of the first of November, we, together with our partners, have delivered 734 Cougar MRAP Category I and II vehicles to our servicemen and women," said McGilton. "MRAP manufacturing is not an additional business line for us. Every action we take is designed to help us fulfill our mission of getting these life-saving vehicles to the warfighter as quickly as we possibly can."
Force Protection has received orders from the Pentagon for more than 2,700 vehicles to support the MRAP program requirements to date. Force Protection's Buffalo vehicle has been deployed since 2003, and its Cougar vehicle since 2004 in support of the global war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. The vehicles have withstood in excess of 3,000 explosive attacks since their initial deployment. Both vehicles have maintained a 95% readiness status.
McGilton stressed that teamwork with other industry leaders, including Force Dynamics, LLC, its joint venture company with General Dynamics Land Systems, has been a hallmark of Force Protection's story and has provided tremendous benefits for troops in harm's way.
"Force Protection's most important measure - the one we take home at the end of the day - is the number of lives our vehicles save. That is the mission we live with," he concluded.
To read McGilton's official testimony in its entirety, go to http://armedservices.house.gov/pdfs/SEAAL110807/McGilton_Testimony1108 07.pdf. (Due to its length, this URL may need to be copied/pasted into your Internet browser's address field. Remove the extra space if one exists.)
About Force Dynamics, LLC
Force Dynamics, LLC is a joint venture between leading defense manufacturers Force Protection, Inc. (NASDAQ:FRPT) and General Dynamics Land Systems, a business unit of General Dynamics Corporation (NYSE:GD).
About Force Protection Inc.
Force Protection, Inc., answering the call to duty to bring lifesaving mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles to U.S. troops in combat and an American company whose vehicles, Cougar and Buffalo, have a proven track record where it matters most, in the battlefield, manufactures ballistic- and mine-protected vehicles. These specialty vehicles protect against landmines, hostile fire, and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs, commonly referred to as roadside bombs). Force Protection's mine and ballistic protection technologies are among the most advanced in the world. The vehicles are manufactured outside Charleston, S.C. For more information on Force Protection and its vehicles, visit www.forceprotection.net.
About General Dynamics
General Dynamics, headquartered in Falls Church, Va., employs approximately 83,000 people worldwide and anticipates 2007 revenues of approximately $27 billion. The company has leading market positions in mission critical information systems and technologies, land and amphibious combat systems, shipbuilding and marine systems, and business aviation. More information about the company is available on the Internet at www.generaldynamics.com.
it may just happen
The SEC didn't cause they couldnt
you would be surprised, really would
that will never happen
The company continues to be on track and this news from yesterday shows that they are in line with everything they said they are doing or plan on doing.
With the passage of time, this Sulja story just gets uglier IMO.
hmmmm In your ,twisted vision,Im looking at the chart ,what do I see ,hmmmm Im looking for a complete shutdown by the ,SEC OSC FBI RMCP heck I think even Martha Stewart is looking to shut them down,this is too funny you guys out there in 24/7 trash land will be in for a big shock