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I may actually pick up some BTU if it gets under $20.
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No recommendation to buy WPRT? I am disappointed!
I may actually pick up some BTU if it gets under $20.Originally posted by racrguyOriginally posted by racrguy -
Probably so, but they have time and it's a very insignificant part of their overall portfolio.Originally posted by Broncojohnny View PostFord
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That was my nice way of saying "never".Originally posted by quikag View PostOriginally posted by racrguyOriginally posted by racrguyComment
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Uh oh ... I know two words I never want to hear mentioned together - "selective" & "dissemination":
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Valuations are extreme, but if FB can start to monetize their base of users somehow, the valuation will normalize very quickly and the share price will start to climb.Originally posted by Broncojohnny View Post
From what I've read on your posts, I'm surprised someone of your perceived intellect would use the word "never" to describe almost anything in the equity markets.Ford
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Jim Cramer tells me everything I need to know.Comment
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Facebook isn't no Google that's for sure lol. Glad I decided to blow money on ammo and guns instead of FB.Comment
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Meh, I use "never" a lot when describing what I perceive to be bad business models sold for high prices. It is possible that I am being too harsh on Facebook but time will most certainly tell.Originally posted by quikag View PostOriginally posted by racrguyOriginally posted by racrguyComment
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We'll TTT this every year on the IPO anniversary to check!Originally posted by Broncojohnny View PostComment
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It isn't illegal per se. Clients can opt to pay more to receive differing levels of service. The service level cannot, however, disadvantage lower-tiered clients materially. So it depends on how the details went down, but I certainly don't ever want my name popping up in a news article that mentions selective dissemination. That's how Goldman went down a while back with their "trading huddles". Here's an example:Originally posted by talisman View Post
Almost every time we are publishing research (stock opinions, upgrades, downgrades, estimates, forecasts, price targets) I am submitting late at night after the market close, for rollout the next morning b/f opening bell. I also leave a "blast voicemail" regarding the note we are going out with and a summary of our thoughts, ideas, etc and tell them to call us for more color. This blast voice message goes out to our "Platinum tiered" client list.
At the same time, I'm submitting our research for publishing review by compliance. If it's late (it usually is) I might submit at like midnight and just go to bed because I have to get up at 4 AM to blast email the note to our entire client list - wide dissemination - well before market open.
In this example, one tier of clients has gotten a little more color, a different level of treatment, than another level. However, every client received notice of our note, it's mass distributed, well before market open. Every client of our bank has had an equal change to act on information we published.
Where we run into trouble is this - I submit the note late, the voice mail blast goes out, but while I'm soaking up my 3 hours of sleep compliance rejects our note. Now, I have to scramble whenever I find out, to correct anything they had an issue with, resubmit, let them review/approve and then mass blast an email well before market open so that the "voice mail" client list isn't advantaged.Originally posted by davbrucasComment
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actually yes wprt is a buy now IMO. even if you hate the company 10 percent price swings in a day can be fun! if you have the stomach for risk its fun to trade.Originally posted by Broncojohnny View PostComment
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