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A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

Ok Ok, ill buy more tomorrow if it hits .13 cents. If it doesnt Ill wait for a clear hold above .14.
Jan 07 19:33 pm |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment |View article
A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

I have 50000 shares, and I will take a 4000 gain anyday from this dud...LOL
I never went all in(100000 was my max buy in) because Im a wimp. There i said it, this stock has made me whimpy...
Jan 07 19:32 pm |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment |View article
A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

In the next few days..weeks...I have some homework for you. SL62 brings up a good point. We need to personally go over Sirius's balance sheet with a fine tooth comb, and determine "fair" value for the company. Then take total stock you think WILL be issued at that point, and come up with a price target. Hold for that price and sell. Rebuy if it keeps going up with tight stops. I agree with .55 cents. Thats about right, when all the stock issuing will be done. If they dont issue all shares, and you get a little overexuberance from the stock, it might pull a charge to 1 dollar. It will fail, and the reverse split will come. Im playing for that, and my sell point minimum is .20 cents. Ill take the 8 cent gain off the table, and watch. I will then rebuy when it crosses the magical .25 cent price target from GS...As a tribute to our old buddy Wienke.
Jan 07 19:31 pm |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Yamana Gold's New Equity Will Enable More Project Development - TD Newcrest

With projected gold prices in the coming years, increased production, and that copper hedge, I see AUY as fair value around 10 dollars a share. Thats still 8 dollars off its high(stocks usually overexaggerate and get overvalued in a bull market(thats over now).
Jan 07 17:54 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Yamana Gold's New Equity Will Enable More Project Development - TD Newcrest

I think the answer lies in why arent all juniors owned by other companies right now. Too obvious. That kind of scramble is done behind closed doors. You wont know whats going on, ever, with a company as a stockholder, so you cant stop trying. Its a guessing game which companies are run legitimately and which ones are run as fronts for the central bank goals. I believe AUY might be such one of those companies. They knew to hedge copper(not many did) and they overpayed for Norther Orion. And now they buy nothing... Maybe juniors havent bottomed yet, or maybe some of them have poison pills preventing take overs....Who knows...Just buy on dips and hold long term...If you think AUY is overhyped, there are tons of other options...
Jan 07 17:52 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

Mogami, If I was a common investor, and was shorting Sirius, I would have closed out a long time ago. So...maybe they are not "common shorts" and are consolidated and keeping price down for "other" reasons...I would have closed my short no later than .32 cents(all time low) Otherwise they must know something I dont. Like the low price before it got there..
Jan 07 11:46 am |Rating: +3 0 |Link to Comment |View article
A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

Action looks good today. A close over 14.1 is bullish..13.8 to 14.1 is neutral, under 13.8 im bearish for a pullback to .13(where I buy again)
Jan 07 11:23 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment |View article
A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

Mogami is right, thats why Im going to ride Sirius till Marchish. It doesnt matter what the company when the next leg down comes...GE will be at 12...MSFT will go to around 15 again...C will be under 5....Doesnt matter, all asset classes will be sold...If Sirius runs up to .50 cents by then, after the next leg down it will be under .25 again at least...Regardless of Sirius's fundamentals...
Jan 07 11:15 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Sirius Doesn't Seem Headed for Restructure

Why sell to a country who only gives your toilet paper back in return...Id rather sell to a country who uses responsible currency policy...When the dollar index is back under 70 look me up im not jim cramer...
Jan 07 09:22 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Sirius Doesn't Seem Headed for Restructure

The dollar is falling vs. forgein currencies. The YEN is in a huge power move right now vs. the dollar as the YEN carry trade becomes unwond..
The dollar will lose value vs. other currencies, because last time I checked Europe wasnt running a trillion dollar deficit budget nor was China...The dollar had a run because when you sell stocks you need cash...When it invests out the dollar tanks...When the dollar goes back to work, its not going back to work in our stock market or in real estate...It will go into buying commoditites and commodity companies... Infrastructure...They will spend at home rather than hold our debt for us...We are 100 percent reliant on countries holding our debt, that CANT last for ever. Simple math...
Jan 07 09:21 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment |View article
A Tale of Two Economies: Manufacturing vs. Services

Id have to say whoever said that its not going to as bad as the media says is right....Its going to be 100 times worse...You see, the problem is that we dont manufacture anything...We import materials, oil, and send dollars to pay for them...But the dollar is toilet paper now and countries dont want it anymore...If we had a manufacturing based economy we can make what we need here for ourselves, and charge local prices regardless of the world economy..Unfortunately we cant manufacture everything we need here, we must import way too much oil and energy, and we are now reliant on global factors, some out of our control.
No Brandon, were screwed. Great depression was only hard because of purposeful manipulation by the FED to decrease the money supply...Research Jekyl Island, 1913 FED and what really caused the great depression. Brandon you need to watch the "Money Masters" on youtube to understand how the world banking system works. You might change your tune...
Now Sirius might be ok long term, if they can reinflate the bubble one more time..If they cant get out of anything paper by the end of March...
Jan 07 09:04 am |Rating: +2 -1 |Link to Comment |View article
Sirius Doesn't Seem Headed for Restructure

China used to buy treasuries with the extra money(trade surplus) but thats a losing bet, they wont anymore...They want real assets in these trying times, oil...gold..silver...c...
Jan 06 19:32 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Sirius Doesn't Seem Headed for Restructure

You say we dont need the world? Your right we actually dont, just Canada/Alaska and control over Mexico is about it. All the resources we need on this side of the map...If a few sheeple have to not get heat in the winter, o well....
But more importantly, they dont need us anymore...Cause other than technology(hard to keep that from paying hands..) we have nothing to offer...
We cant make anything anymore, so we need foreign products, but foreign countries dont want dollars for products anymore...They can soon sell them to themselves or other markets, and not take a currency that is not handled responsibly(attached with debt).. Hes some debt notes China. But hey USA, we dont owe you any money!!!! US: O, wow ok...well too bad!!!na!!!!!
Jan 06 19:30 pm |Rating: +1 -1 |Link to Comment |View article
Sirius Doesn't Seem Headed for Restructure

When a stock is moving round and hard, its good to look closely at the action. Its at short term chart break out levels, so it needs to be watched closely to see what is going on. Holding .14 cents would be significant(percentage wise) and is worth talking about.
Long term view....
China/India/etc.. are adapting to the modern business world. They are adapting at everything....Have you read the Time Machine by HG Wells. A must read....I think you will see who is the US and who is CHINA and whats going on in the world.
Our economy...
Try asking your neighbor to take "Smith Notes)'' Last name smith...
He tell you dont worry, everyone around town uses them....Its just toilet paper...When your neighbor gets to the store, they say, oooo, we dont think Steve can pay his bills in the furture, hes looking bad, losing his job, Im going to need something else for these groceries....
We are "Smith". The world is done with our toilet paper...Backed by literally nothing...Thats why the next leg down in the market will be global changing, nation changing, society changing...etc...
Jan 06 19:25 pm |Rating: +2 -1 |Link to Comment |View article
Sirius Doesn't Seem Headed for Restructure

If your really greedy youll only buy stocks when they hit a 2 or 3 p/e ratio...Just make sure their product is long term...Gold...coal...e... bulbs..gum...coke..you get it...oil...guns...ammo...
Jan 06 16:22 pm |Rating: +2 -2 |Link to Comment |View article

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