Where do you fuel those trucks up at?? Put a water hose in the tank or use pumps for Hydrogen? What was the normal price for GreenChek before our Treasury Secretary Gathier opened his mouth and destroyed the stock market within minutes?Originally Posted by Sworntwofun
Here you go Bill...
Greenchek Technology Inc. GCHK (OTC BB) 4:10pm 02/10/2009Pre-Market After Hours $0.47Change: -0.01 -1.05%Volume: 346,350
$0.48Change:+0.07 +15.85%
Volume:2,266,6903:59pm 02/10/2009Open:
$0.45
Shares Out:
64.26M
P/E:
N/A
High:
$0.53
Market Cap:
$30.52M
EPS:
N/A
Low:
$0.44
52-Wk High:
09/25$1.18
Dividend:
N/A
Prev. Close:
$0.41
52-Wk Low:
05/28$0.05
Yield:
N/A
Avg Volume:
36,700
Ex Date:
N/A
We shall seek and cleanse the slackers tomorrow! The market will go up...there isn't any other direction.
The benefits of today:
(1) Everybody sold off - now we are oversold, so the shorters don't stand a chance.
(2) Everybody threw a tantrum today when they didn't get what they wanted to hear. Tomorrow is the next day (Wednesday), people can't afford to still throw a tantrum.
(3) We bought stock cheap today......yah!
(4) Tony owns half of the stocks on Wall Street now.
(5) I have a forum on one of my websites in case of SIRIUS emergency. (not pimpin')
(6) ETFC was rocking before the lack of words from the mystic and then we sky-dived.
(7) This is a good thought....we have bought a lot of stocks together, but I am truly amazed how strong of stocks that we have bought. Considering -380 to -400+ points down we really didn't lose that much or get hurt. We didn't lose our asses. Lots of people did.
That is a really good sign for a terrible market day. We survived! We are a good team of guys here and I appreciate it. We do well with stocks together.
Let's rip some ass in the morn.....
I was going to chime in this afternoon and recommend to buy your favorite turds!!
But more B/S came out on SIRI and I got side tracked!!
I agree Bill!! Great buying op!!
Throw you email address in my messages box so I have it.
Ya, we bought well today....now we can reap. I am a total contrarian with stocks. That is where the actions is. They sell, I buy, they buy, I sell. RIMM is going wild ....split coming up?? I am getting the vibes.
Sent a test PM just PM me back to confirm!!
I think the smartest thing to do is order off of pajamagrams.com/tv20...for Valentine's day....that will make her take her clothes off! lmao.
Don't forget Vermontteddybear.com. Your chick needs a Teddy Bear for Valentine's day......800 styles...order today...........I suggest you get the one with the bulging package.....so she can think of you.
Or order the Snuggies online at www.snuggies.com and your family can look like you belong to a cult. Wear them to sporting events..wear them around the house ...wear them to the laundromat...and put them on the way out.
Any other ideas??
Last edited by billhart22; 02-11-2009 at 10:12 AM.
Level 3 Communications Inc. (LVLT) posted a surprise fourth-quarter profit on a $52 million gain from reduced retirement obligations as revenue continued to drop.
Chief Financial Officer Sunit Patel said near-term sales at the telecommunications and information-services company will likely be hurt as the economic environment increases churn and cuts network usage. Also, the weak British pound affects European revenue.
He added that 2009 capital spending would be "significantly lower" and in line with slowing revenue.
Level 3's shares were up 3% at $1.03 in premarket trading. The stock is up 43% this year through Tuesday but is still down more than 70% since September.
The company posted net income of $44 million. It also had a per-share loss of 3 cents a share because of preferred dividends. That compares with a year-earlier net loss of $91 million, or 6 cents a share.
Revenue decreased 4.6% to $1.04 billion, despite a 1.2% increase in the core communications business.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected a loss of 8 cents on revenue of $1.08 billion.
Communication gross margin rose to 60% from 59%.
Level 3 seemed like a prime target to get pulled under in the wake of the credit crunch. Since 2001 it has been paying $500 million to $600 million a year in interest, but it has never been able to cut its long-term debt load below $5 billion. Until the fourth quarter, the company hasn't posted a profit since 1999.
Late last year, the company persuaded some of its top 10 shareholders, who control about 70% of its stock, to put up an additional $400 million, which it used to buy back some of the looming debt maturities. It cut the debt maturing this year and next back by $694 million. But the reprieve is costly - Level 3 is paying 15% annual interest on the money, and the debt converts to stock by 2013, hurting current shareholders.
Level 3 is also restructuring to preserve liquidity. The company said in December it would cut 450 jobs - about 8% of its work force - by the end of last year.
Wow.....they don't sound that bad compared to a lot of companies. Maybe a guy could buy in long and eventually do well, what do you guys think?
well its up .10 cents already lookslike tony is gonna make out alright, yeah def a good long term play
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