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lol been there. of course it will go up now.
crazy market.
i'm just biting the bullet and holding everything i have.
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What the fuck!
Accidentally bought DXO instead of DTO on the second round
:00hour
Sold that whopping position for a 0.01 loss.
kurby
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Now the mother fucker jumps to over 93.00 because I'm not in the right position....
I'm quitting for the week before I hurt myself.
See ya'll Monday.
SPNG:
SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc. Reports Additional $4.75 Million USD in New Orders
10:30a ET May 28, 2009 (Business Wire)
SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc. America's Cleaning Company(TM), (OTCBB: SPNG - News) is pleased to announced that the Company has secured an additional $4.75 million USD in new orders last week through the Memorial Day holiday, May 26, 2009. To date, the Company has received approximately $15 million in new orders for the month of May. The Company sees continued momentum in the marketplace and with the new children's bath sponge coming out soon, management is anticipating the drive in sales should increase exponentially, as SpongeTech(R) leaves its footprint across America; branding itself as America's Cleaning Company(TM).
SpongeTech(R)'s COO Steven Moskowitz said, "I believe the success of a company is based on the organic growth of the company and its customer loyalty; and we have both. We are seeing our customers purchase several different products and we anticipate that they will continue to purchase new products that we bring to the market." Moskowitz continues, "As we come to the end of our fiscal year, May 31, 2009, early indications show that we will exceed our original revenue expectations this year and I want to thank everyone that has worked towards achieving this growth. The Company is constantly evolving and we will continue to inform our shareholders of any new and exciting developments."
For more information, please contact Investor Relations at 1-877-SPONGE-T, and/or visit the Company's website at: www.spongetech.com.
About SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc.
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SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc. Ranked in Top 10 on This Week's Jordan Whitney Report
9:10a ET May 28, 2009 (Business Wire)
SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc., America's Cleaning Company(TM), (OTC Bulletin Board: SPNG), is pleased to announce that, for the week ending May 24, 2009, its product reached No. 10 on the Jordan Whitney Top 60 Direct Response Spots for the same week. SpongeTech(R)'s higher ranking on the Jordan Whitney Report is a result of the Company's successful national marketing campaign which includes TV commercials that are airing nationwide via cable and satellite, radio advertising and internet marketing. Due to the marketing efforts, management believes that the strong revenue and earnings growth will continue.
The Jordan Whitney Report ranks the top sixty direct response spots which sell traditional Direct Response Television ("DRTV") products directly or indirectly (excluding music offers) based upon confidential media budgets and Jordan Whitney's monitoring of national cable and selected broadcast markets. Jordan Whitney, an independent clearinghouse, is one of the industry's oldest monitoring services that provide up-to-date information on DRTV, which include infomercials, short-form DRTV commercials, the websites for these products, and the companies involved in their production and distribution. Jordan Whitney also monitors media budgets for companies that utilize cable and broadcast direct response marketing television.
"This higher ranking, climbing from Decembers' Top 20 list, confirms that our efforts via TV, radio, and web are effectively finding our target consumers," commented SpongeTech(R)'s COO, Steven Moskowitz. "We will continue to be aggressive in our development of new commercials and media spots to introduce our cutting-edge delivery system products across America; branding ourselves as America's Cleaning Company(TM)."
For more information, please contact Investor Relations at 1-877-SPONGE-T, and/or visit the Company's website at: www.spongetech.com.
Good news at least.. waiting to hear how the HSN faired for them.
dogface
Anyone have thoughts on STZU?
SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc. Reports Additional $4.75 Million USD in New Orders
10:30a ET May 28, 2009 (Business Wire)
SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc. America's Cleaning Company(TM), (OTCBB: SPNG - News) is pleased to announced that the Company has secured an additional $4.75 million USD in new orders last week through the Memorial Day holiday, May 26, 2009. To date, the Company has received approximately $15 million in new orders for the month of May. The Company sees continued momentum in the marketplace and with the new children's bath sponge coming out soon, management is anticipating the drive in sales should increase exponentially, as SpongeTech(R) leaves its footprint across America; branding itself as America's Cleaning Company(TM).
SpongeTech(R)'s COO Steven Moskowitz said, "I believe the success of a company is based on the organic growth of the company and its customer loyalty; and we have both. We are seeing our customers purchase several different products and we anticipate that they will continue to purchase new products that we bring to the market." Moskowitz continues, "As we come to the end of our fiscal year, May 31, 2009, early indications show that we will exceed our original revenue expectations this year and I want to thank everyone that has worked towards achieving this growth. The Company is constantly evolving and we will continue to inform our shareholders of any new and exciting developments."
For more information, please contact Investor Relations at 1-877-SPONGE-T, and/or visit the Company's website at: www.spongetech.com.
About SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc.
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SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc. Ranked in Top 10 on This Week's Jordan Whitney Report
9:10a ET May 28, 2009 (Business Wire)
SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc., America's Cleaning Company(TM), (OTC Bulletin Board: SPNG), is pleased to announce that, for the week ending May 24, 2009, its product reached No. 10 on the Jordan Whitney Top 60 Direct Response Spots for the same week. SpongeTech(R)'s higher ranking on the Jordan Whitney Report is a result of the Company's successful national marketing campaign which includes TV commercials that are airing nationwide via cable and satellite, radio advertising and internet marketing. Due to the marketing efforts, management believes that the strong revenue and earnings growth will continue.
The Jordan Whitney Report ranks the top sixty direct response spots which sell traditional Direct Response Television ("DRTV") products directly or indirectly (excluding music offers) based upon confidential media budgets and Jordan Whitney's monitoring of national cable and selected broadcast markets. Jordan Whitney, an independent clearinghouse, is one of the industry's oldest monitoring services that provide up-to-date information on DRTV, which include infomercials, short-form DRTV commercials, the websites for these products, and the companies involved in their production and distribution. Jordan Whitney also monitors media budgets for companies that utilize cable and broadcast direct response marketing television.
"This higher ranking, climbing from Decembers' Top 20 list, confirms that our efforts via TV, radio, and web are effectively finding our target consumers," commented SpongeTech(R)'s COO, Steven Moskowitz. "We will continue to be aggressive in our development of new commercials and media spots to introduce our cutting-edge delivery system products across America; branding ourselves as America's Cleaning Company(TM)."
For more information, please contact Investor Relations at 1-877-SPONGE-T, and/or visit the Company's website at: www.spongetech.com.
Good news at least.. waiting to hear how the HSN faired for them.
dogface
Anyone have thoughts on STZU?
I did get sale, now hold 65,000 at avg of 0.0397
ACTC doing nothing, RHGP still doing nada, but up a but today. I can't figure it out, and until their new accounting firm corrects there paperwork, and then the file.. it will be around 10k just sitting there. (Assume it a loss, until otherwise I have to hold the position!)
dogface
ACTC doing nothing, RHGP still doing nada, but up a but today. I can't figure it out, and until their new accounting firm corrects there paperwork, and then the file.. it will be around 10k just sitting there. (Assume it a loss, until otherwise I have to hold the position!)
dogface
ACTC Maybe you needed this, get listed and then let's enjoy this:
http://ralleymonkey.com/video/kenindex.swf
http://ralleymonkey.com/video/kenindex.swf
Oil is flying and I don't see why. It seems to just be a serious of coincidences. First because the dollar was crashing, now because OPEC merely says oil should be more expensive. ...Yeah, every producer of everything says that thing they produce should be more expensive. Inventory still high and demand still relatively low.
It's got to drop. ...But then again I prove time and time again that I don't know anything about all this market shite.
Dawgball
Dawgball
Hey man--Unfortunately, its really hard to try and see where the bottom is, like catching a falling knife so to speak. Whats cool about candle sticks is it tells a story on the chart. If you're interested pick up The Candlestick Course by Steve Nison, a quick read and worth the 90 bucks. Now if sto has worked for you thats cool but I like to use a few different indicators just in case one is false. DTO looks like it may have support at 91-92 or else it could be all the way at 85. Although it is oversold, it could be oversold for a while given it had been overbought almost exclusively from August 08 to March 09. Another big thing I think is the 200d moving average. it had been above it since July of last year, and just broke below in about 10 days ago. Generally that is a very bearish signal. Sorry for the long ass answer. Have a great one!
Dawgball
Hey man--Unfortunately, its really hard to try and see where the bottom is, like catching a falling knife so to speak. Whats cool about candle sticks is it tells a story on the chart. If you're interested pick up The Candlestick Course by Steve Nison, a quick read and worth the 90 bucks. Now if sto has worked for you thats cool but I like to use a few different indicators just in case one is false. DTO looks like it may have support at 91-92 or else it could be all the way at 85. Although it is oversold, it could be oversold for a while given it had been overbought almost exclusively from August 08 to March 09. Another big thing I think is the 200d moving average. it had been above it since July of last year, and just broke below in about 10 days ago. Generally that is a very bearish signal. Sorry for the long ass answer. Have a great one!
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I have the Candlestick Course and it is great. Actually one of my top three favorite trading books.
I need to clarify that stochastics is the only indicator I use outside of the chart. My trading style is almost exclusively technical and candles are certainly the way to go.
I do use ATR to determine position size as well, but that's not really a buy/sell indicator.
I look forward to you adding more to the conversation here!
I need to clarify that stochastics is the only indicator I use outside of the chart. My trading style is almost exclusively technical and candles are certainly the way to go.
I do use ATR to determine position size as well, but that's not really a buy/sell indicator.
I look forward to you adding more to the conversation here!
gonna be a good day for actc after the reuters article. just ned the 10k filing, move off the pinks and away we go..............
gl
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Here is the article:
US company finds "safer" way to make stem-like cells
Thu May 28, 2009 5:01pm EDT
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*Method could move quickly to human trials, company says
*Bypasses cancer-causing methods to make human stem cells
By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor
WASHINGTON, May 28 (Reuters) - U.S. researchers said on Thursday they had come up with the safest way yet to make stem-like cells using a patient's ordinary skin cells, this time by using pure human proteins.
The team at Harvard University and Massachusetts-based Advanced Cell Technology Inc(ACTC.PK) said their technique involves soaking cells in human proteins that turn back the clock biologically, making the cells behave like powerful embryonic stem cells.
Dr. Robert Lanza of Advanced Cell sees almost immediate commercial applications.
"After a few more flight tests -- in order to assure everything is working properly -- it should be ready for commercial use," Lanza said by e-mail.
He said the company would seek Food and Drug Administration permission to test the cells in people by next year -- a process unlikely to be quick, especially with a brand-new technology such as this one.
Stem cells are the body's master cells, giving rise to all the tissues, organs and blood. Embryonic stem cells are considered the most powerful kind, as each one is pluripotent, with the potential to morph into any type of tissue.
Doctors hope to someday use them to transform medicine, for instance, by regenerating the cells destroyed in type 1 diabetes or regrowing eye cells to reverse blindness.
But embryonic cells require the use of an embryo or cloning technology, and several countries, including the United States, limit funding for such experiments.
Several teams of scientists have homed in on four genes that can turn back the clock in ordinary cells, making them look and act like embryonic stem cells. These so-called induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, could in theory be made using a patient's own skin, allowing grow-your-own transplants with no risk of rejection.
DIFFICULT WORK
Getting these genes into the cells is not easy, however.
The first attempts used retroviruses, which integrate their own genetic material into the cells they infect. Others used loops of genetic material called plasmids or other genetically engineered molecules to reformat the cells.
And another team used the proteins made by the four genes and valproic acid to reprogram cells, but Lanza said these methods all have drawbacks.
His team, working with Kwang-Soo Kim of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and a team at CHA Stem Cell Institute in South Korea used a peptide, a protein fragment, to drag the human proteins into the cells.
"These have been around for a long time," Lanza said. "The AIDS virus uses the peptide to get into the cells it infects," he said.
Using cells from the foreskins of newborn boys -- a common laboratory technique -- they showed they could transform the cells into iPS cells. They regrew them into a variety of mature new cell types, they reported in the journal Cell Stem Cell.
"This method eliminates the risks associated with genetic and chemical manipulation, and provides for the first time a potentially safe source of iPS cells for translation into the clinic," Lanza said.
"This is the ultimate stem cell solution -- you just add some proteins to a few skin cells and voila! Patient-specific stem cells!"
One question that is not clear is who owns the technology. Lanza said many groups have tried to patent the various steps in the process and it is not yet clear whose patents will prevail. (Editing by Anthony Boadle)
The last statement does cause me some concern!!
dogface
US company finds "safer" way to make stem-like cells
Thu May 28, 2009 5:01pm EDT
Email | Print | Share| Reprints | Single Page[-] Text [+] Featured Broker sponsored link
*Method could move quickly to human trials, company says
*Bypasses cancer-causing methods to make human stem cells
By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor
WASHINGTON, May 28 (Reuters) - U.S. researchers said on Thursday they had come up with the safest way yet to make stem-like cells using a patient's ordinary skin cells, this time by using pure human proteins.
The team at Harvard University and Massachusetts-based Advanced Cell Technology Inc(ACTC.PK) said their technique involves soaking cells in human proteins that turn back the clock biologically, making the cells behave like powerful embryonic stem cells.
Dr. Robert Lanza of Advanced Cell sees almost immediate commercial applications.
"After a few more flight tests -- in order to assure everything is working properly -- it should be ready for commercial use," Lanza said by e-mail.
He said the company would seek Food and Drug Administration permission to test the cells in people by next year -- a process unlikely to be quick, especially with a brand-new technology such as this one.
Stem cells are the body's master cells, giving rise to all the tissues, organs and blood. Embryonic stem cells are considered the most powerful kind, as each one is pluripotent, with the potential to morph into any type of tissue.
Doctors hope to someday use them to transform medicine, for instance, by regenerating the cells destroyed in type 1 diabetes or regrowing eye cells to reverse blindness.
But embryonic cells require the use of an embryo or cloning technology, and several countries, including the United States, limit funding for such experiments.
Several teams of scientists have homed in on four genes that can turn back the clock in ordinary cells, making them look and act like embryonic stem cells. These so-called induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, could in theory be made using a patient's own skin, allowing grow-your-own transplants with no risk of rejection.
DIFFICULT WORK
Getting these genes into the cells is not easy, however.
The first attempts used retroviruses, which integrate their own genetic material into the cells they infect. Others used loops of genetic material called plasmids or other genetically engineered molecules to reformat the cells.
And another team used the proteins made by the four genes and valproic acid to reprogram cells, but Lanza said these methods all have drawbacks.
His team, working with Kwang-Soo Kim of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and a team at CHA Stem Cell Institute in South Korea used a peptide, a protein fragment, to drag the human proteins into the cells.
"These have been around for a long time," Lanza said. "The AIDS virus uses the peptide to get into the cells it infects," he said.
Using cells from the foreskins of newborn boys -- a common laboratory technique -- they showed they could transform the cells into iPS cells. They regrew them into a variety of mature new cell types, they reported in the journal Cell Stem Cell.
"This method eliminates the risks associated with genetic and chemical manipulation, and provides for the first time a potentially safe source of iPS cells for translation into the clinic," Lanza said.
"This is the ultimate stem cell solution -- you just add some proteins to a few skin cells and voila! Patient-specific stem cells!"
One question that is not clear is who owns the technology. Lanza said many groups have tried to patent the various steps in the process and it is not yet clear whose patents will prevail. (Editing by Anthony Boadle)
The last statement does cause me some concern!!
dogface
Sounds great dawgball...
Sounds great dawgball...
And I wasn't trying to come over as some know it all. I have made and lost money and just work on not making the same mistakes. I mainly trade technicals, support/resistance, love rsi, sto, and 2 line macd. My money mgmt is what can always be better.
later
Sounds great dawgball...
And I wasn't trying to come over as some know it all. I have made and lost money and just work on not making the same mistakes. I mainly trade technicals, support/resistance, love rsi, sto, and 2 line macd. My money mgmt is what can always be better.
later
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You'll learn that I don't take offense to much (except mutual funds).
Seriously, I look forward to learning from you.
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