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If you sold AAPL short when I recommended around $140, I would seriously consider putting a tight stop-loss in at this point to preserve any gains that you have. Good move so far, but it will probably bounce back up before we see what I think will eventually be $110.
Not much happening on my end. I wish I would have waited just a bit when selling ACTC, as it when in to the mid .20's the next day. Oh well! WIll look at getting back in at a later date if it comes down a bit. If I miss the boat on big news, I miss the boat!
SPNG hanging in the .14's so I am happy with that, due to the real news not coming out as of yet. (Any potential Walmart, Target deals, their earnings, attempts at getting off of pinksheets, etc.) Once those things happen, I will hopefully be smiling! I have order in today for .144 for 30,000s shares... will see if it triggers.
Well, while writing it fills, I am now a porud owner of 98,000 shares at an average cost of: $.0749
I will take it!
dogface
SPNG hanging in the .14's so I am happy with that, due to the real news not coming out as of yet. (Any potential Walmart, Target deals, their earnings, attempts at getting off of pinksheets, etc.) Once those things happen, I will hopefully be smiling! I have order in today for .144 for 30,000s shares... will see if it triggers.
Well, while writing it fills, I am now a porud owner of 98,000 shares at an average cost of: $.0749
I will take it!
dogface
Best of luck.
Been kind of a boring couple of days. Not sure if I should pick up more SRZ to bring my average down. Glad I got out of LEA when I did.
Jack is the SRZ guy, I do not have a read on that, I will also defer to Vinnie, where ever he is on LEA. That one had a .09 cent swing today, I don't know?? :shrug:
I am looking for another SPNG for now, but that is (as you know) not easy!!
dogface
I am looking for another SPNG for now, but that is (as you know) not easy!!
dogface
I hope everyone escaped LEA. Sounds like there going chapter 13 Monday???
Jack I still think SRZ sees 3 bucks again.
Jack I still think SRZ sees 3 bucks again.
I agree Im only in half my proffits. I will sit on it for long time.
And you know I think Ford at the level lt,s back to just might make another long hold. For me that is 3/4 years. I find as I get older. My idea of long hold gets shorter. :SIB
And you know I think Ford at the level lt,s back to just might make another long hold. For me that is 3/4 years. I find as I get older. My idea of long hold gets shorter. :SIB
Smurf I was waiting to see if GM was going belly up. That's not good for LEA GM owes them a ton of money :sadwave:
Get some GE & get half out when it double's up
then the next half at triple up :00hour 2 to 3 year investment at most :0corn
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Smurf I was waiting to see if GM was going belly up. That's not good for LEA GM owes them a ton of money :sadwave:
Get some GE & get half out when it double's up
Good to have you back, vinnie!
:00hour
temporary set back. no way HCP gets out of 20 and 30 year contracts with options for extensions by SRZ. they are taking a shot so they can get services somewhere else cheaper.
i'm sticking around :SIB
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Real estate investment trust HCP Inc. (HCP) filed complaints against senior-housing operator Sunrise Senior Living Inc. (SRZ) on Monday, and is looking to terminate agreements on 64 properties.
HCP is alleging breach of contract and said Sunrise is operating the properties in its own interest and its affiliates "at the expense of HCP and its tenant," the health-care REIT said in a statement.
Earlier in June, HCP terminated management agreements on 15 Sunrise communities for "failure to achieve certain performance thresholds."
Sunrise said in a statement Monday that the "litigation is without merit." Sunrise Chief Executive Mark Ordan said HCP purchased the communities under long-term management agreements with many years remaining. He said the communities have "steadily improved their performance yet HCP has continuously expressed their desire to terminate their agreements."
In addition, Sunrise said it "plans to enforce its rights vigorously on behalf of all Sunrise stakeholders."
Sunrise said the majority of its management agreements with HCP have expiration dates ranging from 2028 to 2038 and include extension options held by Sunrise.
Sunrise shares were down 20.8% to $1.70 Tuesday while HCP shares were up 0.28% to $21.14.
-By Veronica Dagher, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2261; veronica.dagher@dowjones.com
