Salesman breaks it down for customers
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How I called this one, I don't know. Call me Sethstradamus.
Remember yesterday how I called Meizu for being some bitin ass snitches? Well apparently the Hanover police seemed to agree. According to a report, Meizu's booth at CeBit this week (shown above in its vacated state) was shut down by cops for piracy during the show, and passersby were told, "The venue is closed until further notice." It appears that after stopping down the M8 show, cops proceeded to confiscate equipment and literature associated with the painfully obvious knock-off, and will be making a more detailed statement on Thursday in regards to the action.
Meizu, you might want to give this guy a call:
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Peep Meizu's M8 miniOne above...looks an awful lot like the iPhone, no?
...Apple's suits are just waiting for their three-piece to come back from the cleaners before they take these fuckers to task....
There's a sign at the door....NO BITING ALLOWED!!
(on a side note, apologies to my P7 family...I've been fighting bronchitis and lack of telecommunication devices for the past month or so..but I'm back in this piece to drop the science for the children)
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Sprint is the worst phone company I've ever been involved with so I was actually happy to hear of their fourth-quarter loss of $29.5 billion on Thursday as it wrote down most of the remaining value of its 2005 purchase of Nextel Communications Inc. and continued to lose customers to competitors. It said it would quit paying dividends for the foreseeable future and was tapping a revolving credit line.
Its shares tumbled 8 percent in morning trading.
Chief Executive Officer Dan Hesse, who was hired in December to turn the nation's third largest wireless carrier around, said the quarter was more difficult than he had expected and it could be some time before proposed operational changes have any effect.
During a conference call with analysts, Hesse predicted the company would lose 1.2 million valuable customers who sign an annual contracts during the first quarter and would see additional losses in the second quarter.
To counteract customer losses, Hesse said Sprint Nextel would begin offering unlimited voice and data service usage for $99.99 per month. Unlimited voice only would cost $89.99 per month, undercutting $99.99 unlimited calling plans announced last week by rivals Verizon Wireless and AT&T.
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DETROIT -- General Motors Corp. posted a $39 billion net loss in the third quarter, as an accounting shift involving deferred tax credits brought an abrupt end to string of three profitable quarters for the nation's largest automaker.
The net loss amounted to $68.85 per share, compared with a net loss of $147 million, or 26 cents per share, in the third quarter of last year.
Steve Stoute, 36-year-old former head of Universal Music's urban division, closed on the sale of his Translation Consulting and Brand Imaging to the Interpublic Group. Stoute will get eight figures for his four-year-old firm and stay on as its chairman. Steve has been the go-to guy when corporate America wants to team up with a pop star. He just hooked Beyoncé up with that Samsung B-Phone deal.
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Joey Buttafuoco vs "Chyna" Joanie Laurer
Bring this ish back please, or do have to wait another ten years to accumulate this many washed up no bodies to beat each others heads in for 5k.
the great sell off. shit has hit the fans. after years of playing fuck the little guy the mortgage companies and the banks that own them are feeling the heat. a scam can only last for so long and now it seems that those initial cracks in the ceiling that began to appear months ago have now ruptured and are now flooding the markets. For years shisty mortage companies have put people in homes they couldn't ever afford only to jack up rates years after they are in their home. This couldn't last for ever and it seems as more and more people seek to move less and less people are able to buy. This has resulted in a all out housing collapse and in turn waves of panic selling have hit as a result of margin calls. Through out many sectors there have been massive corrections. These bouts of extreme selling present interesting opportunities. And while the metals shook with strong drops I believe they still remain the one refugee from the coming storm.
All over the world there is a growing stigma to flea from the dollar as the US housing troubles begin to appear in foreign markets. The sudden minor strength of the dollar is nothing but a prop up. Thus as the picture becomes more bleak I believes metals excel. That being said there is another major bull commodity that has been shell shocked in recent weeks- uranium. I must stress that I believe there is no underlining change in the fundamental long term picture- there is however effects of major financial institutions being pushed severely towards the flames of the red that has caused a sudden cash crunch mandating that positions in which profit still exists must immediately be liquified. These sudden plummets into the deep abyss, I believe, present tremendous buying opportunities. While the world waits to see what curves and bumps await America's financial future there is little that changes in terms of the planet's dire need to abandon fossil fuels and to embrace a nuclear future.
I must advocate anyone who has not been involved in the last years screaming uranium bull market to seriously consider watching- ur energy, mega uranium, pinetree capital, santoy, ditem resouces.
These are wild times. Hold tight....
~BIG L
Recently Akon originally born Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Puru Nacka Lu Lu Lu Badara Akon Thiam, (not joking) had some little pussy kid throw a can at him when he was on stage, instead of taking it in stride Akon had his bouncers find this faggot and bring him to the stage. That’s when he slammed this little herb to his death. Remember just cause dude can sing doesn’t make him a pussy (did a bid for armed robbery and drug distribution).
I own this little gem as of Monday at 4.00, Tuesday they halted trading w/ no news. This morning it opened 70% lower!!! Happy fucking day.
This press release came out declaring the discovery of Uranium. Seemingly good news. So why down 70%? I was so furious I called the President, Karl Kottmeier @ 604.961.9212 and cursed off his answering machine. No joke. Around 11:30 am, he called me back, personally. This small gesture so renewed my faith that I am actually declaring this to be the mother of all buying opportunities. I'm long HEAVY much much much higher. So fuck me, take a chance.
In it to win it motherfuckers.
Just a quick note to all those who have wisely chosen to head my advice and begin to pay attention to the white hot uranium sector of the past year. Today is the culmination of all previous movements that has brought the uranium metal to a screaming high of $118 from just $8 per pound in 2001.
It is my belief that this new market will work almost like an ETF in the way in will welcome a world of fresh money and new investment. What it will also do is introduce some much needed violatilty as well. So while for the first time in the last 6 years you might see some much needed selling I think that the long term picture looks extremely bullish.
But enough with the my high fluent ramblings that you can find anywhere on the net, as Hov once said, Men lie. Women lie. Numbers don't.
In moving forward keep your eyes on:
Alberta Star Development
Ditem Resources
Ur- Energy
Santoy
All are young, valid, and eager to POP!
Mega Uranium is an absolute beast.
Cameco is going to 60
Rockgate Capital- up 70% last week. Buy on weakness.
Pinetree Capital
no need for thank yous, karma is sufficient. Happy trading.
~Big L
go sling a pizza.
Although it's been a minute since I've been generous enough to dispense with some hard acquired knowledge I felt in light of some recent developments (gold back near 700, Uranium about to trade publicly on the NYMEX) that a review of past predictions was in order. Something for the naysayeer....
**all charts- six month
September 02, 2006
ca:ure ur-energy had a big week and will continue to move.
15%!!!!
a strong place for consistency is MS; morgan stanley will see 75 before years end.
10%
I am calling for gold to set new year high's (730 in the spring) before for the end of december.
gold 680
September 18, 2006
SLW 10%
PAAS----35%
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always keep an eye on the Uranium's. The ONLY commodity not to experience any type of correction! shhhhhhh!Natty Gas
the lowest levels since '04- I like RRC for a run up from 24 to 28.
40%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Platinum
September 27, 2006
So here we stand on the brink of setting all time highs and the dow has never looked so eager- a lot of positivity and a lot of proof that the TV analysts who spent much of the early summer proclaiming its imminent collapse once again changing their tune-
Uranium: CCJ
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30%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 16, 2006
Uranium is at all time highs. There has been no corrections. None. The only commodity. It's like some huge secret. But the stocks haven't been keeping pace. It seems to be that the people who are buying the pure physical commodity have entirely different intentions from those who purchasing its stocks. It is my belief that this sector is ripe to erupt. It's a matter of when and what you own.
Gold. Gold has undergone a violent correction. However it faces it's key support at 549. Much of this has to do with the come off in oil. I find this moment in time to be a fantastic buying opportunity for those who have delayed.
December 05, 2006
Death of the Dollar
The US dollar is on 15 year lows against the blokes across seas and continues to lose ground to the yen and euro making the metal all that more enticing for overseas investment. With specualtion on the world bank increasing its gold holdings and with China set to deeply diversify along with the rise in crude and inflation all signs point to go for the bullion.
Again the safe bet is always the stocks- GLD is the most accurate reflector of the gold market
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15%
But again, focus is on uranium. Uranium was recently rocked by a mine disaster that followed out what many insiders have ompared to the equivalent of the lose of Saudi Arabia to the oil market.
I still love Mega (MGAFF).
60%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The dow is a machine that can't be stopped. But when will it end. The dollar? It's demise may only serve to help by conveniently boasting exports.
******
Hopefully, by now some of you have seen some nice profits, if this is the case I wouldn't advise any jumping ship, but profit taking after such nice runs is always advisable.
STAY TUNED for "WHAT's NEXT...."
Aforementioned info can be found in the $$$$$ of the P7nyc blog.
Hey fiends and junkies, here is a dope site that some loser has taken the time to breakdown the probability of hitting a box pool on the superbowl. If you don't win you can go shot the local pub up, they don't call the cops.
http://www.philly2hoboken.com/blog/archives/2007/01/superbowl_box_o.html
Gold is on a tear up 7% alone this month and more than $40. Well predicted after lingering at its base of 580 it has propelled to levels that not only have hedge funds salvitating but much of the rest of the the financial world enticed as the current climate reveals an emerging perfect storm for the bulls. The US dollar is on 15 year lows against the blokes across seas and continues to lose ground to the yen and euro making the metal all that more enticing for overseas investment. With specualtion on the world bank increasing its gold holdings and with China set to deeply diversify along with the rise in crude and inflation all signs point to go for the bullion.
Again the safe bet is always the stocks- GLD is the most accurate reflector of the gold market
GG- moves when gold moves
But again, focus is on uranium. Uranium was recently rocked by a mine disaster that followed out what many insiders have ompared to the equivalent of the lose of Saudi Arabia to the oil market. This has prompted major moves in the juniors. I still love Ur Energy (ca:ure- toronto- UREGF is the american equivalent) Mega (MGAFF). CCJ is beginning to recover.
The dow is a machine that can't be stopped. But when will it end. The dollar? It's demise may only serve to help by conveniently boasting exports.
AAPL- monster; w/ coming ipod phone
MS- if it breaks 80 its gone. otherwise take profits
C- due to break
NMX- sell sell sell. ha
CCJ- back
AFRPF- always potential for tremendous gains.
SLW- silver is going to 15. beware of extreme volatility.
So buck up kiddos get some stacks together. don't be afraid to put some cash in the bank (no one cares) and trade up. it can't hurt.
god speed.
BiG L
Much going on in this wild world of finance. Depending on where you have positioned yourself in these past summer months you are either sitting pretty or contemplating abandoning ship!
As the Dow has skyrocketed past analyst exceptions and is currently reaching new historical highs almost daily there is much to be excited about regarding the current market. (Even though the previous high was set in 2000 by 30 different stocks that then comprised the dow.) This has been some strong movement. However before I continue on I would like to take a moment to recap on some previous tidbits of advice I happened to drop:
MS- morgan stanley has catapulted from 60 when first announced in early september to the high 70's. With little signs of stopping...
PRX- par pharmaceutical- Coming off a tremendous correct that saw the stock hit 13 it has shot straight up to just below 20.
UREGF (CA: URE)- ur energy - This is the real monster. Jumping from 2 to 3 prompt the regulators to demand a press release. it's just beginning.
But enough gloating. Some quick things to consider.
Uranium is at all time highs. There has been no corrections. None. The only commodity. It's like some huge secret. But the stocks haven't been keeping pace. It seems to be that the people who are buying the pure physical commodity have entirely different intentions from those who purchasing its stocks. However; the stocks have not fallen off (albeit CCJ Cameco, because of its large gold holdings) thus they are in a period of waiting. It is my belief that this sector is ripe to erupt. It's a matter of when and what you own.
Silver. Even while metals have undergone a dramatic correction silver has remained well above it's moving averages and remains in a strong bull market. Look for continued strength and new highs as the new year approaches. CDE, SLW, PAAS
Gold. Gold has undergone a violent correction. However it faces it's key support at 549. Much of this has to do with the come off in oil. Over the past 4 months there charts are identical. I don't see oil going below 55 and gold going below 550, if only for a moment. If not in deep already I find this moment in time to be a fantastic buying opportunity for those who have delayed.
New on the radar
ABLE
ABPI
Always as pleasure.
BIG L
So here we stand on the brink of setting all time highs and the dow has never looked so eager- a lot of positivity and a lot of proof that the TV analysts who spent much of the early summer proclaiming its imminent collapse once again changing their tune- which is what worries me. Defying all expectations the market has surged amidst the collapse of housing, although today saw some unforeseen positivity in new homes. Can it all be attributed to the fall of gas prices that never managed to impact the economy, while setting record highs, that so many expected - Crude can't alone be attributed to the rise in stocks because that change is recent and dramatic and just enough to pacify vital segments of voters in the pending midterm elections). So what is next....
The dow should continue to see new highs- including a new all time before the weeks end... As long as (looming) inflation remains a secret we should skate right thru these elections and then imminently witness a subtle but long term turnaround in the US economy- as those in charge brace for the epic battle of '08 in which they currently view their opponents as scattered and internally disrupted enough to leave the real fight up to Hillary and those who dare oppose. But enough politics- what does this all mean for markets...I think we see continued growth but it is not supported by the raw fiscal crisis that America faces (DEBT) and as the nastinest related to this crisis begins to rear its head the shock-waves will be felt through all markets.
So enough rant and chit chat- of with which i purely seek to provide some insight on suggestions- ill get to raw tips... so take some excess case and make some moves. TDameritrade makes it too fuckin easy. It's $10 a trade and you can sign up online and begin the same day...
Uranium: UREGF (CA: URE) CCJ
Silver: CDE SLW
Gold GG
Misc:
MS- continues its run (told ya...)
PRX- watch- may be due for light correction
AAPL- Continues it great performance as well as MSFT...nice
Oil Stocks are a bargain - Think gas stations- think exxon
Natty gas- violatile as ever- RRC good moves.
Make some money....
I don't give a shit about what the loud mouth talkin head analysts on CNBC have to say regarding their crisis theories and overzealous desires to turn anything into a breaking story in the interest of making a quick buck.
we are in the midst of a not soon to be ending commodities bull cycle. (i vaguely use the term commodities to refer to the metals although I believe them to be much more of a currency). thus the correction in oil (and its odd and ominous relationship to the upcoming midterm elections) is not the end of anything as I have joyfully listened to many talking heads proclaim. Rather this is a true opportunity for investors who have remained on the sidelines for much of the action in the commodities sector over the past several years, particularly the last year, this is ample time to get a piece of the action.
for investors looking to add some excitement to their portfolio their are several metals based stocks that see belts of massive volume and strong percentile movements and if you catch them just right your in for a quick run up.
Click for some insight. This info is purely for my own gloating. Anything you choose to do w/ it is entirely up to you. Make some money.
some to watch:
in silver (the prominent player/ who has just begun to show signs of pending strength)
SLW, CDE, PAAS
gold
GG-
i think goldcorp is a buy at these levels.. gold wants to test the lows it saw in june of 550's after its dramatic come off but if silver makes it move, tension build in the land of the Land of Terror, or the realization of the imminent rise in inflation due to record debts kicks in the be prepared for take off.
always keep an eye on the Uranium's. The ONLY commodity not to experience any type of correction! shhhhhhh!
Natty Gas
the lowest levels since '04- I like RRC for a run up from 24 to 28.
Platinum
AFRPF...hahahaha The Guru Irwin!
other sectors:
MS- morgan stanley is hot and only beginning to draw the attention it deserves.
PRX- just take a look at the chart!....
Microsoft, Apple...
I've said enuff. Now everyone do some homework and make some money.
feel free to post insight & input.
BIGL
Click for some insight. This info is purely for my own gloating. Anything you choose to do w/ it is entirely up to you. Make some money.
watch uranium stocks this week. lots of strong movement w/ focus on iran.
ca:ure ur-energy had a big week and will continue to move.
a strong place for consistency is MS; morgan stanley will see 75 before years end.
This is also rally season for gold and silver.
The ETFs (exchange traded funds) reflect both these commodities in a stock form really well.
Silver- SLW (also always keep your eye on CDE- largest silver miner in the country.)
Gold- GG
I am calling for gold to set new year high's (730 in the spring) before for the end of december.
Stolen bullets and a tape deck.