Official Short-term Investments Thread

[Z_Fan]

Good for you. :poosie:

[bigbadboss101]

LLL is at a 52 week low! Buying opportunity for those who are not in. I am going to a LLL sponsored martial class this weekend.
I LOVE Women in Lulu's. Well, some of them.


Congrats, BYOB (boss).

[icecreamvan]

Originally posted by Rat Fink
I DID IT!!! FUCK ME UP THE GOAT ASS I DID IT!

FEEL SO ALIVE I COULD BOOT FUCK MY MONITOR RIGHT NOW!!!

Gunning to end my illustrious paper pushing job at the end of April!!!!!!! BOOYASHAKA!!!!

:guns: :guns: :guns: :guns: :guns: :guns: :guns: :guns:

The boss is stunned.......BUT I'M NOT! MUAHAHAHA

ICYHOTSTUNTAZZZ!

Congrats!!!! It's always great to hear success stories like yours.



Originally posted by bigbadboss101
LLL is at a 52 week low! Buying opportunity for those who are not in. I am going to a LLL sponsored martial class this weekend.
I LOVE Women in Lulu's. Well, some of them.


Congrats, BYOB (boss).

I'll buy lunch if you get me in!

[icecreamvan]

Originally posted by bigbadboss101
Here, give them a call.

http://www.lululemon.com/calgary/4thstreet/events/5667.

Click on the Progressive Fighting Class event.

404 error sir. I can't find it on their site either.

Are you teaching the class, or are you going to be one of those padded up human targets?

[Rat Fink]

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[icecreamvan]

Originally posted by Rat Fink


It's all dudes in Lulu. haha.

Just kidding, I don't know if it is......but that would really suck.

You know how nice they make girls asses look.....just think how good they showcase a coinpurse. haha.

You must've missed that thread in "General" about the guy who said that a medium is too big for him. :rofl:

[Canmorite]

LLL is dead money for now. They are following the same path as CROX. Huge story, blow up, everyone loves them....then the fad is over. They are trading below IPO price now, too.

A stock that had the same fate as CROX, was HLYS. Go pull up a chart of them, and see what happened when no more kids were willing to roll themselves into childhood obesity :rofl:

I don't think Lulu pants are 'out of style' yet, but there doesn't seem to be anymore growth in the market. I mean, I don't see more girls wearing them now then I used to :dunno:

[Rat Fink]

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[invisibleman]

Anyone still holding HAT?

[Rav4Guy]

Originally posted by Rat Fink
If anyone here wants to see a good show for the last half hour of the day....

if you have L2 with time and sales, go take a look at SNO.

Some asshole with a CIBC account is squeezing people out to get his fill of 290,000 shares at .175

Every share getting filled at .175 is being thrown back up on the ask at .18 and making the wall bigger.

WHAT A PRICK!! haha :rofl:

Only 58,000 shares left to fill, and then the wall on the ask is being pulled! haha. '

question... how do you know it's the same broker?

[Rat Fink]

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[Mckenzie]

Very happy with HAT right now. I just came back from a couple hrs of meetings and its up huge again.

[Rav4Guy]

^ lol... market maker in the making.

[Mx6er]

Hey I was wondering if any of you guys are holding AMD? I have been watching it for a while now and I think now might be the time to get in.

[Z_Fan]

Everything on my lists are RED. Everything except one thing. IQW.

So, basically the only company that increased is the one that is Bankrupt. WTF is wrong with this world?

[roopi]

For those still interested:

Snowfield Updates Bulk Sample Results
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 10, 2008) - Further to Snowfield Development Corp.'s ("Snowfield" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:SNO) news release of March 3, 2008 (NR 08-08) reporting results from a 1,044kg sample of concentrate from its Mud Lake kimberlite complex, processed at the Saskatchewan Research Council's ("SRC") lab in Saskatoon, it is the Company's intention to carry out additional testing on this sample.

Snowfield believes that diamond recovery may have been hampered by the coarse crush size as well as the presence of hematite that is known to occur throughout the kimberlite. If the diamonds were not fully liberated from crushing, or covered with a hematite coating, it is possible they would report to the reject fraction. It is Snowfield's intention to audit a portion of the concentrate from both the x-ray accepts and rejects using caustic dissolution to determine if there were diamonds that were not recovered due to insufficient crushing or the presence of hematite material coating the diamonds. Recent sample results (NR-08-08) reported a bottom sieve size of 0.850mm, however the lower cutoff during the initial kimberlite processing was 1.4mm, possibly explaining the paucity of finer stones recovered.

The balance of the concentrate yielded from the initial 100 tonnes processed by DeBeers Canada Exploration Ltd. (DeBeers) at their Grande Prairie, AB, Dense Media Separation (DMS) Plant is still in custody. Kimberlite processed through the DeBeers DMS circuit was crushed to a top size of 12.5mm. Snowfield will discuss the possibility of a secondary crush to a smaller size fraction with DeBeers. This secondary crush would assist in the liberation of any diamonds missed in the initial procedure. A routine audit of a portion of the DMS "floats" or reject material from the DMS circuit will also be undertaken by a separate DMS facility, yet to be determined.

Snowfield has now moved their delineation drill to the Mud Lake kimberlite and drilling has commenced to further test the kimberlite that has been identified on three separate horizons. Split core samples will be collected under chain of custody from each of the horizons and treated by caustic dissolution to determine if there are variable diamond populations between the kimberlite sheets.

Exploration drilling at the Ticho Project continues and further updates can be expected. The 2008 exploration program is under the supervision of Jennifer Burgess, P. Geol., a qualified person under NI 43-101.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, Snowfield Development Corp.

Robert T. Paterson, President and Director

Shares Issued: 91,708,455


The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the contents hereof.

[Rat Fink]

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[Kloubek]

Hey guys.

First, please don't flame me. I did a search, but did not plan to sift through 153 pages to find the answer.

Simply put, where do you boyz do your trading? what's the best online site? How does it work - does it come out of your credit card or what?

After reading several pages of this thread, I'm kinda interested in trying my hand at the market...

Thanks!

[Rat Fink]

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[Kloubek]

Thanks Rat. I think I'd go with Etrade.

Anyone think Apple would be a good idea? I know they've invested a LOT of money in research and development lately, which means they are investing a ton of money for a new product - yet to be released.

Right now, their stock is trading at around 120, where it was around 200 at the start of the year. That's a big drop, and I have a feeling they will go back up once this new product and/or technology is released... unless it's a big flop, of course...

[Kloubek]

double post - sorry.

[BigMass]

Originally posted by Kloubek
Thanks Rat. I think I'd go with Etrade.

Anyone think Apple would be a good idea? I know they've invested a LOT of money in research and development lately, which means they are investing a ton of money for a new product - yet to be released.

Right now, their stock is trading at around 120, where it was around 200 at the start of the year. That's a big drop, and I have a feeling they will go back up once this new product and/or technology is released... unless it's a big flop, of course...

in todays market, apple would not be a bad buy as a bottom fish. But be careful, this market could have a long ways to go to the downside before it starts recovering. We could be heading into a 1-2 year long bear market. There is no quick fix to the US economy. None.

[SilverRex]

Originally posted by BigMass


in todays market, apple would not be a bad buy as a bottom fish. But be careful, this market could have a long ways to go to the downside before it starts recovering. We could be heading into a 1-2 year long bear market. There is no quick fix to the US economy. None.

I agree to a degree but personally im a technical analysis guy, so from that point of view aapl look like its on a move up, I believe the lowest it can bottom out short term wise is around 110, but the strong finish today marks no near term resistance which should open this thing to the up side.

If you look at the dollar index falling hard for 2 years, technically it is poised for a sharp rebound. And gold stock has topped out short term wise along with all currency pair against US topping out as well. Weak US or not, the timing of the 200 billion dollar injection in the market to this is no a conincident.

I'm not say the US is out of the woods, but its safe to say we should see some legs north now. ;)

[Canmorite]

I'm looking at April 135 calls on AAPL right now.

[liquid1010]

Anybody else (Canmorite) looking at LEAP Calls for Citigroup?

[Canmorite]

Ya LEAPS are a possibility for the financials. I'd go into something cheap so my risk is less (In case the option expires worthless) and sit on it.

Financials look great now, but I don't know if we're outta the woods yet. I'd like to see a swing high with a higher low before entering...plus some fundamental reasons :D

[liquid1010]

Well, I'll get your opinion.... but my opinion with Citigroup is this:

With their sheer size, they should be able to weather this subprime mess. I have not done much in the way of DD regarding the actual numbers (although I plan too), however the US recession may provide an opportunity to get into a solid financial at a discount. The Gov't seemed determined to enhance liquidity, and help overcome this problem...... ie: Cash Injection.

BTW - does someone have a good article detailing the specifics (economics) regarding these cash injections?

[Rat Fink]

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[Z_Fan]

Looks like it is going to open in a few minutes WAY up from where it left off. Was trading .88 and is gonna open up at about 1.45+

Crazy.

Just a couple minutes left and it's down to 1.25 now. LOL.

And yeah, Snowfield really fucked up bigtime with sieve sizes. I think they knew what they were doing and wanted the stock to plummet so the insiders could load up on cheap shares. :thumbsdow

[Rat Fink]

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[bigbadboss101]

Hmm interesting. So where is our buddy Kappa?

[Rat Fink]

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[Canmorite]

I hope no one was caught up in Bear Sterns :nut:

[BigMass]

Originally posted by Canmorite
I hope no one was caught up in Bear Sterns :nut:

That was amazing day trading. You could have played 1000 share blocks from 32-36 all day long and made a killing. I even made that play, but after a nice profit i closed up shop because the markets were making me nauseous lol

[Canmorite]

JPM to buy BSC for $2.00 a share :eek:

1/3 of the stock held by employees too...yikes.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWbXzzlzNAnw&refer=home

Dow off 176 points. Tomorrow should be interesting :nut:

Currently long Gold, Silver, Eurodollar and calls on AAPL. Might dump AAPL in the morning.

[djayz]

Originally posted by Canmorite
JPM to buy BSC for $2.00 a share :eek:

1/3 of the stock held by employees too...yikes.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWbXzzlzNAnw&refer=home



Now thats what I call a slaughter :barf:

Silvers looking extremely hot...poor mans gold but also the smart mans gold...way better leverage :thumbsup:

[roopi]

Originally posted by Canmorite
JPM to buy BSC for $2.00 a share :eek:

1/3 of the stock held by employees too...yikes.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWbXzzlzNAnw&refer=home

Dow off 176 points. Tomorrow should be interesting :nut:

Currently long Gold, Silver, Eurodollar and calls on AAPL. Might dump AAPL in the morning.

Yeah this is crazy. $2.00 a share seems very low but JP must know what they are doing.

[liquid1010]

Originally posted by roopi


Yeah this is crazy. $2.00 a share seems very low but JP must know what they are doing.

Something just doesn't seem right with this. A company of that magnitude for only $240 million....:eek:

Their subprime problems must be massive, because for $2 a share, that's :nut:

[Z_Fan]

Wow. Think of all the money those employees are gonna get fucked out of. It's staggering.

[Canmorite]

Originally posted by Z_Fan
Wow. Think of all the money those employees are gonna get fucked out of. It's staggering.

13K employees. Who's going to pick up firesale properties in NYC? :rofl:

[Gainsbarre]

NEW YORK (AP) -- Just four days after Bear Stearns Chief Executive Alan Schwartz assured Wall Street that his company was not in trouble, he was forced on Sunday to sell the investment bank to competitor JPMorgan Chase for a bargain-basement price of $2 a share, or $236.2 million.

Wow, sounds like another Jeffrey Skilling / Enron -type fraud. Wouldn't surprise me in the least that we learn in the coming weeks/months that Schwartz was dumping his holdings while encouraging his employees to continue to sink all their wages in company stock.

[liquid1010]

Originally posted by Gainsbarre


Wow, sounds like another Jeffrey Skilling / Enron -type fraud. Wouldn't surprise me in the least that we learn in the coming weeks/months that Schwartz was dumping his holdings while encouraging his employees to continue to sink all their wages in company stock.

Agreed. Something just doesn't fit here. Three days ago they assured shareholders the valuation of 3 Billion was very accurate, and now it's 260 million .... :dunno:

[benyl]

Originally posted by liquid1010

Their subprime problems must be massive, because for $2 a share, that's :nut:

I thought I read somewhere this morning that some analysts think that JPMorgan overpaid!!!!

edit:
http://dailybriefing.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2008/03/17/did-jpmorgan-overpay/

http://www.informationarbitrage.com/2008/03/i-bear-ly-knew.html

[Canmorite]

Bear Sterns was going to go bankrupt, so in a sense they did overpay.

[Mckenzie]

Isnt ironic that they likely bonussed out much more than the company was worth last year?

Feed the rich, steal from the poor (retailers).

BS is BS company now....too bad it was run into the ground....very long history in the US.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119974995405373369.html?mod=hpp_us_whats_news&apl=y&r=962290

[liquid1010]

Originally posted by Canmorite
Bear Sterns was going to go bankrupt, so in a sense they did overpay.

Yes and No. That's the really tough thing right now; no-one truly knows what some of the CDO's, debentures, etc are really worth anymore. You can't measure the companies asset value, because you can't come to a true measure of what these questionable assets are actually worth - there is just so much variance.

I think JP Morgan did this deal on the basis that they believe the recession the US economy is in (it's already there), will be shorterlived than many are expecting..... but that's MHO.

[Canmorite]

Originally posted by liquid1010


Yes and No. That's the really tough thing right now; no-one truly knows what some of the CDO's, debentures, etc are really worth anymore. You can't measure the companies asset value, because you can't come to a true measure of what these questionable assets are actually worth - there is just so much variance.

I think JP Morgan did this deal on the basis that they believe the recession the US economy is in (it's already there), will be shorterlived than many are expecting..... but that's MHO.

The mark to market value of the securities was basically $0.

JPM is most likely buying all the expertise and whatever reputation is left of the firm. Their other assets are mostly useless/write-offs...besides the buildings. If they even own them.

[Schwa]

Can someone explain again what happened that caused them to lose all their liquidity in a matter of days?

[Canmorite]

Originally posted by Schwa
Can someone explain again what happened that caused them to lose all their liquidity in a matter of days?

I'm sure they were losing it hand over fist for the last few months, but it all came to public view within the last week. Capitulation at it's finest.

Now the shorts cover their position. Next...

[Mckenzie]

There was $6 billion in lawsuits, closing costs, regulatory costs and other fee apparently built into the offer FYI.

[liquid1010]

Originally posted by Canmorite


The mark to market value of the securities was basically $0.

JPM is most likely buying all the expertise and whatever reputation is left of the firm. Their other assets are mostly useless/write-offs...besides the buildings. If they even own them.

This is an interesting article on the whole issue.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/fundsNews/idUKNOA73264220071107?pageNumber=2&virtualBrandChannel=0

From what I know about CDO's (and I'm not an expert in any way)the problem I see is that because the CDO market is so volatile, CDO's with a MTM value of 0, could actually carry a value if held to maturity. The valuation is all based on theoretical models, and intrinsically after the dust settles, there could still be some value in them.

Anyone else have more info about this?

[Mckenzie]

EPIC Failure for Bear...you have witnessed one of the worst corporate implosions in financial history.

One investor lost $800 million on this deal personally. British billionaire Joseph Lewis...whooopsies....lol:eek: :drama:


http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/080317/bearstearns_joelewis.html

[djayz]

Originally posted by Mckenzie
EPIC Failure for Bear...you have witnessed one of the worst corporate implosions in financial history.

One investor lost $800 million on this deal personally. British billionaire Joseph Lewis...whooopsies....lol:eek: :drama:


http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/080317/bearstearns_joelewis.html

Looks like its back to being a millionaire :rofl:

Shorts on this one must be celebrating

[vietdood]

Jim Cramer on Bear Stearns' last week

niVjE5m4v2o

aftermath for alot of people

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_T/threadview?m=te&bn=2670&tid=125688&mid=125688&tof=4&frt=2#125688

[SilverRex]

my take on the current outlook.

!!Listen at your own risk!!

I think short term the US market is poised for a rebound. As technically gold is over bought, we see the Fed's 200 billion dollar injection to the market, S&P's signal that we are nearing end of write downs. Fed's aggressive rate cuts and today's Lehman and goldman sachs beating of Q1 expecation all seem to suggest a string of positive news is backing current market momentum.


Google (GOOG)

It has been seen and suggested that this web searh engine leader can survive a downturn in the market. If you look back in to 2001, while the market took a dive, Google has proven it can sustain its growth.

Key is price needs to close above 450.00 and onward to 550.00


Apple Inc. (AAPL)

With Ipod and Itouch and Iphone, I still believe they have strength for along time to come. Price needs to break and close above 130.00 to move higher towards 150.00 level.

Yahoo (YHOO)

With Microsoft's bid for take over and how Yahoo reiterate their strong target outlook and growth its a win win situation for them. As they either get a bigger bid from microsoft or standing alone. I see upside if price can remain above 26.00 dollars

Advance micro devices (AMD)

oversold and my pick as potentially a market mover. Price needs to close above 7.00 and towards 10.00. Also I'm hearing some rumor AMD is becoming a good buyout candidate and in such can you imagine with someone were to offer a bid for them? sure they are behind intel but with its potential for surprise, its latest HD 3800 series GPUs, the fight isnt finished until the fat lady sings. Their faster system bus has got to play a role in the new era of multi-core systems.

And yes, these 4 stocks are part of my holdings.

;)

Other stocks worth checking out.

American Express (AXP)

Stock waiting to regain its footing, close above 44.00 dollar before I sink my teeth in.

Master Card (MA)

Expensive stock, but non stop growth and earnings since debuted 2 years ago. I would see further gains. But if you have money the stock I will check out is the last one.

Visa (V)
With IPO release coming right around the corners, look to it as the most dominate company of the big 3, as it has twice the client base compare to master card, and it doesnt take a genius to compare the two. So for a long term investment, this company is my strong pick as a long term prospect

[RX_EVOLV]

Originally posted by djayz


Looks like its back to being a millionaire :rofl:

Shorts on this one must be celebrating

lol not so soon, he's worth 5 Billions and there is a good chance he hedged against it

[Rav4Guy]

Originally posted by SilverRex
my take on the current outlook.

Visa (V)
With IPO release coming right around the corners, look to it as the most dominate company of the big 3, as it has twice the client base compare to master card, and it doesnt take a genius to compare the two. So for a long term investment, this company is my strong pick as a long term prospect

I'll see you on the bid side. Been taking orders for launch date. :D

[Canmorite]

MA is basically peaking and AXP already has. Does this mean the Visa IPO is coming out at the top?

Reminds me of when Blackstone IPO'd...

[liquid1010]

Originally posted by Canmorite
MA is basically peaking and AXP already has. Does this mean the Visa IPO is coming out at the top?

Reminds me of when Blackstone IPO'd...

I was just about to say that.... :D

[Canmorite]

Whats the possibility of shorting, RAV4GUY? :D

EDIT: IPO price is $44.

Also, that cramer video is hilarious :rofl:

[bigbadboss101]

How about BSC? JPM 5 fold their bid.

[SilverRex]

looks like the Dow Jones technically has some legs up for awhile, this US market rebound is looking good short term. =]

[Mckenzie]

Originally posted by bigbadboss101
How about BSC? JPM 5 fold their bid.

It just shows you how hard they got fisted on the initial offer.:banghead:

[liquid1010]

This still seems like a total screw job to any BS investors and employees (with stock). How can a company create 95 MILLION new shares for this deal, without shareholder approval, and then sell those shares to JPM to give them a choke hold on the deal? They now hold almost 40% of the company already due to this.... and no shareholders have approved of it yet.

Additionally, the fed is going to swallow the "potential" loss on 29 out of the 30 billion dollars used to fund the sale of Bear Stearns assets. Sweet deal with JP......

This whole thing makes me question A LOT.

[Rat Fink]

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[invisibleman]

I've picked up some PBT about a month ago.. news is out and looks like we'll have to wait for the drill stem tests now

[Rat Fink]

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[Schwa]

Hey guys,

Check out EDR.TO

I'm in at 3.45 and the stock is looking good from a TA point of view:

Here's why I think it might be a good swing play:
-Just tagged the bottom Bollinger band
-Stochastic shows oversold, RSI may have just bottomed and seems supports this
-MACD, while no crossover, shows signs of convergence
-On the candlestick chart there is a doji/spinning top after a few days of heavy selling pressure which may indicate a reversal
-The stock in the past has channeled between the Bollinger bands

Hmm not sure why the picture doesn't work

http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/charts/big.chart?symb=CA%3AEDR&compidx=aaaaa%3A0&ma=None&maval=9&uf=8&lf=32&lf2=4&lf3=2&type=4&size=2&state=8&sid=1818814&style=320&time=7&freq=1&mocktick=1

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by Rat Fink


Hopefully the news today draws in more speculators in anticipation of the test results.

Anybody know which company they are using for the logging?

[Schwa]

Originally posted by Schwa
Hey guys,

Check out EDR.TO

I'm in at 3.45 and the stock is looking good from a TA point of view



And I'm out at 3.85. 9.07% gain after commissions over 2 trading days. Pretty good :)

If I wasn't raped both ways by RBC it'd be even better...time to switch.

EDIT:

Check out SSO as well for the exact same TA reasons. Looks like it's bottoming out with a reversal today. Again could be good for a quick 10%.

[ramminghard]

Anyone looked at BDO on the venture? Any thoughts?

[Mckenzie]

Well I sold my HAT today with a nice gain finally after watching it go down to .50. There will be another entry opportunity there I think but the cores related to yesterday's news release will be another 8 weeks.

EFR also released great news today- increase resources for one mine by 6 x up to 3 million pounds of U308.

I also picked up some PBT and some more BUK. Still holding CAA and VMS as well.

[Schwa]

SIR as a potential momentum play tomorrow?

[invisibleman]

Originally posted by Rat Fink


Hopefully the news today draws in more speculators in anticipation of the test results.

Mar 27, 2008 1:22:00 AM
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CALGARY, March 27 /CNW/ - (TSX.V:PBT, FSE :P5W) Pemberton Energy Ltd. wishes to advise that Pemberton Gage 10-15-82-3W6M was successfully drilled into the Precambrian basement to a final total depth of 2395.5 on March 21, 2008 after nineteen days of drilling. On the basis of gas shows in the mud log and a petrophysical evaluation of the well logs, five drill stem tests were run in the wellbore.

After an evaluation of all the technical data by the Company's geological and engineering advisors, it was their recommendation that Pemberton Gage 10-15 be cased to a depth of 1322 m as a potential oil/gas producer. In addition, by drilling 10-15-82-3-W6M well to the Precambrian basement the Company has secured its mineral rights from surface to basement.

Management will evaluate a completion proposal from its geological and engineering advisors and will announce a perforating and fracing schedule shortly.

Pemberton Energy Ltd's principal business is the acquisition, exploration and development of petroleum properties. The company continues to focus on its primary corporate objective: the creation of value for shareholders by identifying oil and gas accumulations with relatively low geological risk but with substantial reserve potential.

On Behalf of Pemberton Energy Ltd.

Ms. "Miroslava Antonuk"

[Schwa]

Guess the DST's were good if they plan to stimulate.

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[broken_legs]

Originally posted by Schwa
Guess the DST's were good if they plan to stimulate.


PBT is conventional Oil and Gas. They wont be stimulating anything.

I called em up today and talked with their IR guy.


I'd say theres some potential there but I doubt they have discovered anything thats going to double the stock price.


The rig they are using is Beaver #2

They wont say what logging write they ran

They wont say which formations they tested

They did say they are going to produce oil and oil/gas. They can only produce 2 zones per well

You never know they could get some decent numbers out of those top zones...

[Schwa]

Management will evaluate a completion proposal from its geological and engineering advisors and will announce a perforating and fracing schedule shortly.

What's this then?

Judging by the cased hole depth I would say Montney and Gething

[gsrintegra]

Jim Cramer anyone? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Cramer

[sabad66]

Anyone interested in a real estate development investment? It is a share in a land development project in Strathmore called Wildflower Ranch. The minimum investment is $10,010 which includes 100 bonds and 100 class B shares and is also RRSP eligible. The project is projected to return $21,784 from the $10,010 initial investment which is about 23% per annum over 5 years. The investment will be backed by land which is somewhat safer than other investments out there.

PM me if you are interested and I can get you a prospectus. I am thinking about taking a loan out from the bank to buy as much as I can if I can get a decent lending rate.

[Canmorite]

Originally posted by sabad66
Anyone interested in a real estate development investment? It is a share in a land development project in Strathmore called Wildflower Ranch. The minimum investment is $10,010 which includes 100 bonds and 100 class B shares and is also RRSP eligible. The project is projected to return $21,784 from the $10,010 initial investment which is about 23% per annum over 5 years. The investment will be backed by land which is somewhat safer than other investments out there.

PM me if you are interested and I can get you a prospectus. I am thinking about taking a loan out from the bank to buy as much as I can if I can get a decent lending rate.

Bonds are denominated in $100 I'm assuming? What other info is there?

[1mns13]

Not an investment, but getting all your income tax back to invest with is a great idea. I can help you get it all back legally.
266-7456

Jared

[broken_legs]

Originally posted by 1mns13
Not an investment, but getting all your income tax back to invest with is a great idea. I can help you get it all back legally.
266-7456

Jared

ALL of it? Whats the deal? Parklane donations to Charity?


Just because something isn't 'illegal' right now doesn't mean that CRA won't change the law in three years and come after their back taxes with interest.

[ramminghard]

Originally posted by 1mns13
Not an investment, but getting all your income tax back to invest with is a great idea. I can help you get it all back legally.
266-7456

Jared

Isn't this the exact same thing as the Canadian Humanitarian Trust?

CRA sheet: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/newsroom/factsheets/2004/nov/1125tax-e.html

[Rat Fink]

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[ramminghard]

Originally posted by Rat Fink
Anyone else thinking the new stockhouse site is the most retarded piece of shit ever thought up?

The old one was perfect. This new site gives me a headache just looking at it.....and slooowwwwww as hell. I don't want to "make friends" on stockhouse...I just wanna make money.

...And I see 4 people are tracking me. That kind of freaks me out a little. Wish I could find out who they are.....

I can't get past the home page today. Hope they fix it soon.

[invisibleman]

What a piece of shit is right. I can't get ANYTHING to load, including my Stockstream subscription.

[Rat Fink]

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[Schwa]

EDR, SSO, PNP looking like good entry points. Could be bottoming or reversing tomorrow.

[ramminghard]

Originally posted by Rat Fink


I was lucky to get my stockstream running.....but it took a couple attempts, and I waited for a while and it just popped up. No way I'm closing it now...not sure if I could restart it.

Really.....the old one was PERFECT. I didn't see any problems with it at all. Some of the shitheads have already found a way to work around the rating system....some of the top ranking guys are the biggest douches on the site. Was supposed to be a way to filter out the trash. haha.

Well it's faster now and you can really get a feel for how terrible the new site is. They should change back

[Mckenzie]

^I find it blazing fast with firefox but with IE it blows chunks pretty harsh.

[Rat Fink]

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[NJ Devils]

put it on me

[Mckenzie]

Originally posted by Rat Fink


Awesome! just tried it with firefox..sweeeeet. And it still launches stockstream from it.

Thanks for the scoop!

Yeah no worries- its like watching grass grow with IE and its painful especially when browsing boards during the day.:nut:

[broken_legs]

Its slower on rig internet.... Even in mozilla


I find the new layout really annoying and hard to follow.

I liked the old setup where you can see teh latest bullboard posts from the homepage etc...



GOLD is getting kicked in the nuts today, Lots of big gold companies are taking it on the chin today too


Flipped some FO for a couple cents today and yesterday

and I'm short on TIM at 24.00

lets ee how fast I can lose todays paycheck

[natejj]

Whats the easiest way to track the price of commodities on Stockhouse, such as gold, silver etc...

[broken_legs]

http://www.kitco.com/
http://www.metalprices.com/


Good Readin' on Commodities:
http://www.cpmgroup.com/

[Z_Fan]

IQW doubled this morning.

Unfortunately I sold most of my shares - and only was holding 9,500 shares at the time. Bummer.

[broken_legs]

I looked at the price of TIM this morning and almost died

I set my cover at 22.45 yesterday for TIM and it went through first thing in the morning
:bigpimp:

[Canmorite]

^ Analysts say it's the most overvalued stock on Bay street. haha