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Hey brikk..
Probably will see the PPS work higher as we get closer to Q2 results. I'm not completely certain the time frame we will see the numbers. Any ideas? Doesn't really matter to me as I will be around to see several other Q results after this Q2.
If the float is as low as some on this board indicate..around 4 million..it will not take much in the way of new PR or a storm threat to get the PPS rocking. I'm patient. Now is great time to be accumulating IMO. Cheers.
Last trade today was a paint job..
Time & Sales
Price Size Exch Time
0.71 100 OBB 15:54:15
0.65 1750 OBB 15:53:49
z 0.65 2500 OBB 15:52:58
0.65 2500 OBB 15:51:18
0.65 5000 OBB 15:47:07
0.65 2500 OBB 15:45:21
0.64 4994 OBB 15:22:36
0.64 2000 OBB 15:21:56
0.64 1250 OBB 15:15:14
0.63 4600 OBB 15:12:26
0.63 3245 OBB 15:06:42
0.64 500 OBB 15:04:01
0.63 2500 OBB 15:03:59
0.65 1750 OBB 15:03:14
0.65 6000 OBB 14:30:37
0.67 200 OBB 14:29:31
0.65 1000 OBB 14:29:06
0.65 5000 OBB 14:24:09
0.65 1100 OBB 14:19:41
0.65 5000 OBB 14:19:39
0.64 5000 OBB 14:19:39
0.65 300 OBB 14:19:14
0.635 5000 OBB 14:18:12
0.65 1500 OBB 14:14:57
0.65 715 OBB 14:05:41
0.63 1000 OBB 13:23:46
0.69 500 OBB 12:39:12
0.69 450 OBB 12:09:59
0.69 1000 OBB 12:09:52
0.65 2500 OBB 11:12:22
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Long here and expect great things from this stock/company. Probably will not happen over night however..but Q2 and any hurricane rumour/threat should begin to propel us on upward.
Nice company..glad I found it and will tell others to take a look. Cheers
scaper..
I think you are more than correct regarding the potential with a crushing company under the corporate umbrella. Crushed concrete for road base building material and larger size material for rip rap to reinforce the levees. Looks like an acquision winner to me for quite a while.
First time we see a tropical depression in the Gulf this summer, watch what the PPS will do. JMO
This company fits nicely with the sand and gravel division and the trucking side also.
Synergy..the whole is much greater than the sum of the individual parts.
I like this aquisition. The need for the service and end products on the Gulf Coast is substantial. JMO
INTERNATIONAL EXPLORATION & DIRECTIONAL DRILLING SERVICES
File Date: 6/28/2007 3:50:22 PM
Type: Domestic Corporation Corp Number: E0451592007-5
Qualifying State: NV List of Officers Due: 6/30/2008
https://esos.state.nv.us/SOSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/CorpDetails.aspx?lx8nvq=oUk36nBSY%252fDZaGhHQRLkQA%253d%253d
President - PAUL ALONZO
Address 1: 504 WATER STREET Address 2:
City: MADISONVILLE State: LA
Zip Code: 70447 Country:
Status: Active
Treasurer - CAROLYN ALONZO
Address 1: 504 WATER STREET Address 2:
City: MADISONVILLE State: LA
Zip Code: 70447 Country:
Status: Active Email:
Secretary - CAROLYN ALONZO
Address 1: 504 WATER STREET Address 2:
City: MADISONVILLE State: LA
Zip Code: 70447 Country:
Status: Active Email:
Director - CAROLYN ALONZO
Address 1: 504 WATER STREET Address 2:
City: MADISONVILLE State: LA
Zip Code: 70447 Country:
Status: Active
Thanks Roach
I think it is time for shareholders to use ANY means possible to get some answers about the share structure from management.
Enough is enough of their BS and game playing with the people who invested good money in the company only to be left sitting in the dark while it appears they are sucking everything they can from the company/us. JMO or JMPO...Just My Pissed Opinon
Xylan..Just about anyone outclasses PA and RB after this recent PR/shareholder confidence building fiasco.
Paul and Ron..
This SUCKS!!!
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?c=pbls
i guess when you are out of company shares to sell, you don't need an in-house broker. LOL
Right now I wouldn't believe anything the company puts out. Who trusts liars????? PBLS is apparently full of them..from Paul A. down to Mike M.
12/31/07???????????????????????????
Surely they can get the proper accounting time frame right!!!!
Or can they??? GEEEEEZ
http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/finance.jsp?symbol=PBLS
Thanks Fm...load em up boys and girls
I think we'll see 25-30 million shares trade today and make a run at the .04 level. Much more if management springs a surprise PR on us early in the day. Holding tight for the big move north.
Check out the daily and weekly charts..
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?PBLS
We moved from .014-.017..21% gain
.017-.023...35% gain
.023-.0335...45% gain
Lo and behold, another 30-40% leg up gain from here will be around .045 and start pushing against the most recent highest closing price of .051 during the Katrina run.
I believe the ungagging of the TA and release of revenue/profit numbers this coming week will blow the PPS right past the old closing high of .051. Any shorts then will be sweating bullets awaiting the call to cover their position or be put on notice that it will be bought in for them at the market. Ugly for them, beautiful for the longs. JMO.
Low float..
It is remarkable. I fully expected a setback after the rapid gains the past few days. Makes me wonder if the naked short position theory that has been bantered about might hold credence.
I would hate to be short PBLS after seeing how the stock has traded this week. This puppy has legs IMO.
Bill Panetta...let's see how good he calls this one.
Personally, I believe he is correct.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=20241905&txt2find=pbls+
A little breather before the next leg up. The continued gains should be powerful next week, especially if management comes out with a PR Tuesday AM.
Coasts Brace for a Busy Hurricane Season
Published: 5/22/07, 6:45 PM EDT
By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hurricane forecasters expect more tropical storms than normal this season, and "it just takes one to make it a bad year," says Conrad Lautenbacher, head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
National Weather Service forecasters said Tuesday they expect 13 to 17 tropical storms, with seven to 10 of them becoming hurricanes and three to five of them in the strong category. NOAA is the parent agency of the weather service.
David Paulison, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said what keeps him up at night is concern about individual preparedness.
"If we are going to survive these storms it takes all of us to be ready," Paulison said, urging that the millions of residents in vulnerable areas prepare their homes for the storms and keep at least three days food and supplies on hand.
After the battering by storms Katrina and Rita in 2005 there were widespread fears last summer of another powerful storm striking, but the unexpected development of the El Nino climate phenomenon helped dampen conditions.
El Nino is a warming of the tropical Pacific Ocean that occurs every few years. The warm water affects wind patterns that guide weather movement and its effects can be seen worldwide. In El Nino years, there tend to be fewer summer hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean.
But El Nino is over and conditions could develop that might even encourage more storms, said Bill Proenza, head of the National Hurricane Center.
Earlier this month Philip Klotzbach, a research associate at Colorado State University, and Joe Bastardi, the chief hurricane forecaster for AccuWeather Inc., said they anticipate a more active storm cycle this year.
And, almost as if to underscore their comments, a subtropical storm formed off the southeast coast and became Andrea, the first named storm of the year, well before the June 1 official beginning of hurricane season.
Hurricane season ends Nov. 30, but the strange season of 2005 ran over into late December, as well as using up all the planned alphabetical names, forcing storm watchers to switch to the Greek alphabet to continue naming storms.
Last year, there were just 10 tropical storms in the Atlantic and just two made landfall in the United States.
While last year proved quieter than expected and 2005's parade of storms caused the weather service to raise its prediction, the number of tropical storms predicted in May was within the expected range in 1999, 2000, 2002 and 2004. The forecast was low in 2001 and 2003.
More important to hurricane forecasters is their ability to predict when and where a particular storm will go, something that has improved steadily in recent years.
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On the Net:
National Hurricane Center: http://www.noaa.gov
Zipcode changer in the making...
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=18586948
More interest should come into the stock as the recent CEO letter circulates around and people research all the things that HDVY has in the works.
Building a nice position here or anywhere below .20 should be richly rewarded in the not too distant future IMO.
Does anyone know when GENX will file year end results and/or what the status and timing of the company moving to the OTC might be? Thanks.