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Blue!! It's been a while.lol.
Hahahaha XD
Haha indeed. Cheers to you as well!
Something tells me they aren't getting out for a loss.. They've most likely been selling shares the whole way up.
Lulz. Agreed. Unpaid pumping in all caps, italics, multicolors, false news promises, yadda yadda, is awesome and super classy though. May try my hand in that.
Me owning shares matters to you?.lol. You should probably take that off your list of what matters to you when trading. But no, I no longer own shares. I bought the initial 8k when the deal was released and sold a little while later. I was drinking the Kool Aid along with everyone else when this whole thing started.
Haha. I'm here everyday just to see what's new on the board. I just don't post much. Not sure at what "convenient times" I'm showing up at though?.
Noticed you said you were "new to pennies". My advice, forget the OTC and learn to trade option contracts. Let's you play big boards for the price of a penny stock.
What? The pattern? Technically speaking: buy high 4s/low 5s sell 6s or 7s. Which isn't looking as great now that the chart is below the 50. As for the pattern of this board: someone promises a date because they "know for sure" or "work for the company" or whatever. Price goes up for a couple days. Those people sell. Price goes back down, pumpers step in, rinse, wash, repeat.
Think you guys will be much better off when you stop listening to people who "are absolutely sure that news will come on x date" or that "they work for the company", or anything else that conveniently shows up when pps starts to climb a bit. There's a pattern here if you haven't noticed...lol.
Pretty sure NACSV is no longer in business because they weren't making any damn money.lol.
Yeah that's from 2012 or so.
This made me laugh pretty damn hard.. XD
Will you come back to apologize if you're wrong?. Lulz
Not quite that high, but good call.lol
Volcano!!? Where you been bro?? It's been so quiet without you !
This was a joke, right?
Yeah.. That message has been being copied/pasted for weeks regarding this.lol.
Haha yeah. Good observation.
I retract my previous statement. Seems I read the filing on here wrong. Makes more sense from the link you posted.
(Not in this either) but from my understand of the lawsuit with Dekle or whoever, GDSI is suing the previous owners for misleading information prior to the sale of NACSV. Not sure shay the misleading info was.
Exactly.
Oops lol =\
All or none orders
Phone wouldn't let me post without replying to a message. Just got this from my broker.
The following is a press release from Standard & Poor's:
-- U.S.-based Verso Paper Holdings LLC recently announced that it will
exercise a predetermined grace period in regard to interest payments due this
month, January 2016.
-- Given our assessment of the company's current liquidity as weak and
its lack of sufficient cash flow generation from normal operations, we do not
anticipate the company being able to make such future interest payments.
-- We are lowering our corporate credit rating on the company to 'D'
(default) from 'CCC-', and at the same time, we are lowering our issue-level
ratings to 'D' on its senior secured debt and on the senior secured debt rated
under NewPage Corp.
NEW YORK (Standard & Poor's) Jan. 22, 2016--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services
said today it lowered its corporate credit ratings on Verso Paper Holdings LLC
and Verso Paper Finance Holdings LLC to 'D' from 'CCC-'. At the same time, we
took the following rating actions:
-- We lowered our issue-level ratings on Verso Holdings LLC's 11.75%
senior secured notes issued in 2012 and 2015 (noted by the company as "2012
first-lien notes" and "2015 first-lien notes", respectively) to 'D' from
'CCC-. The '4' recovery rating on the notes is unchanged and indicates our
expectation for average recovery (30% to 50%; lower half of the range) in the
event of default.
-- We lowered our issue-level rating on Verso Holdings LLC's remaining
11.75% senior notes (noted by the company as "1.5-lien notes") to 'D' from
'C'. The '6' recovery rating on the notes is unchanged and indicates our
expectation for negligible recovery (0% to 10%).
-- We lowered our issue-level rating on NewPage Corp.'s senior secured
term loan to 'D' from 'CCC-'. The '3' recovery rating on the term loan is
unchanged and indicates our expectation for meaningful recovery (50% to 70%;
lower half of the range).
-- We lowered our issue-level ratings on Verso Paper Holdings LLC's $150
million asset-backed loan revolving credit facility (ABL) due 2017 to 'CC'
from 'CCC+'. The '1' recovery reflects our expectation for very high recovery
(90% to 100%). It is our understanding that Verso is current on the ABL, but
we view a default to be a virtual certainty given the company's disclosure
that it is exploring alternatives to restructure its balance sheet.
-- We lowered our issue-level ratings on Verso Paper Holdings LLC's $50
million revolving cash flow facility, due 2017 to 'CC' from 'CCC-'. The '4'
recovery rating on the facility reflects our expectation for average recovery
(30% to 50%; lower half of the range). Similar to our view of the ABL, we
expect a default to be a virtual certainty given the company's stated
intentions to restructure its balance sheet.
The 'C' issue-level rating and '6' recovery rating on the company's second
priority and senior subordinated notes are unchanged at this time.
We lowered the ratings on Memphis, Tenn.-based paper manufacturer Verso
Corp.'s subsidiaries, Verso Paper Holdings LLC and Verso Paper Finance
Holdings LLC, after the company announced that it had elected to exercise the
grace periods with respect to interest payments due on several debt
obligations.
You do realize shorts are guaranteed buyers right?. They have to cover eventually.
Haha. Yeah..
We're in the Milky Way.....
So close bro. So close.
Nice job!
Someone sure is wasting a lot of money in commissions on paintbrushes lol.
Best picture ever...lol. XD
Probably a good idea.
Looks like CANT has some shares to dish out..
Yeah but what does BTGD do?.lol.
Their office is a legit RV? That's pretty funny..lol. Talk about a super scam.
They seemed to have a need prior to 2011..lol