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<0> is a
<0> vege
<1> veg.
<1> yeah
<0> :)
<1> this is a good little post about iip possible takeover http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=m&board=1600408709&tid=inap&sid=1600408709&mid=228505
<0> eh
<0> I have a rule for myself. I stay away from message boards. Even with seemingly valid posts like that... where he gives alot of facts... people can lie and change numbers fast
<0> too much effort to double check accuracy
<1> hrmm
<1> i'm not making my decisions based on these people
<1> just interesting literature
<1> like this statement:
<1> nternap's customer base of 2,000+ customers ranks it #6 in total business customers. The only US based service providers with more business customers than Internap are MCI, Level 3, Sprint, AT&T, and Verio(NTT).
<1> not necessarily useful info
<1> but interesting
<1> it also is good because it gives you a heads up on what to look for
<1> in the conference call
<0> 2000 customers?
<0> ...
<1> 2000+
<0> number 6?
<1> heh
<0> I find that ranking hard to believe
<1> again, take it with a grain of salt
<0> :p
<1> heh
<1> those are potential buyers of iip the way i see it
<1> this company is gonna get gobbled up
<0> maybe you should just buy haliburton
<1> why?
<0> cause they are spinning off their kbr division as an ipo
<1> right...and...?
<0> RELEASING SHAREHOLDER VALUE BABY
<0> :)
<1> .qx hal
<2> .qx HAL (last: 77.12 +0.56%) (39.65 - 82.39) (EPS: 4.543) (div: 0.68%) (O/S: 516,240,000) (float: 453,878,000)
<1> 77.12
<1> heh
<1> i could buy like
<1> 10 shares
<0> ya
<0> doesnt matter
<0> 10 quality shares
<1> sure it does
<0> of money making
<0> goodness
<0> infact
<1> let's do the math
<0> .add
<2> Usage: .add <ticker> <#shares> <price per share>
<0> .add hal 10 77.12
<2> Added HAL
<0> .del sndk
<2> Deleted SNDK
<1> Profits:
<1> Share Price:
<1> Gains:
<1> 1%$77.891$-14.268
<1> 2%$78.662$-6.556
<1> 3%$79.434$1.156
<1> 4%$80.205$8.868
<1> 5%
<1> $80.976
<1> $16.58
<1> 10%
<1> $84.832
<1> $55.14
<1> 15%
<1> $88.688
<1> $93.7
<1> it would have to go up 15% for me to make $93.7 after commissions
<1> that's a waste
<0> um
<0> anything would have to go up 15% for you to make 93$ after commission
<0> its the reality of your capital being small
<0> not the stock price
<0> you could buy 600 shares of iip
<0> and same story
<1> right
<1> but the chances of iip going up 15%
<1> are better
<1> than hal
<0> .chart hal
<2> Chart for hal: http://www.enhancedcharts.com/charts.php?s=hal
<0> that
<0> is a ****ty
<0> chart
<1> .stockchart hal
<0> .bigcharts hal
<2> StockCharts.com for hal: http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=hal
<2> BigCharts.com for hal: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=hal&sid=0&o_symb=hal&x=0&y=0
<0> ya
<0> hal is awesome
<1> if you have limited capital you don't **** with large caps unless you buy into a mutual fund. that is my opinion.
<1> so
<1> i've probably got hal covered
<1> in trrdx
<0> look at hal bigcharts 1 yr chart lol
<1> yeah
<0> its over 80% ytd
<0> gotta love it
<1> look at iip charts for the last 6 weeks
<1> .stockchart iip
<2> StockCharts.com for iip: http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=iip
<0> I like to look at 1 yr charts
<0> .bigcharts iip
<2> BigCharts.com for iip: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=iip&sid=0&o_symb=iip&x=0&y=0
<1> fine look at a year
<1> who ****ing cares
<0> looks like a fad
<1> looks the same
<1> looks like you don't know enough about the company ;)
<0> hal is a steady rise
<0> i dont
<0> i agree
<0> i just think hal is a safer bet
<0> but each to his own
<1> to each his own ;)
<0> exactly
<1> :)
<1> heh
<1> hal is good
<1> i like them
<0> you saw the msn powershares article i posted?
<1> nope
<1> was it about the nyse person
<1> ?
<0> negative
<0> but nyx is a buy
<1> mind pasting the url to said article please
<0> looking for it
<0> http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/P145682.asp
<2> Tiny URL: http://tinyurl.com/omav5 (URL by martin`)
<0> I love the fact that
<0> etf's
<0> do not pay taxes on capital gains
<0> cause they have no cap gains
<1> how does that work?
<1> how do they not have cap gains?
<0> they have deals with institutions
<0> where they say
<0> I will swap this stock
<0> for your msft
<0> no buying or selling
<0> just swapping
<1> so how do they return the gains to the investor?
<0> mutual funds buy and sell so you get killed by taxes
<0> jcv, nav rises I suppose
<0> and by that way
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