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YOU KNOW IT THAT LEVEL FAILS, THE NEXT CONSOLIDATION LEVEL IS~~DIDNT YOU ONCE STATE, 4000? I WOULD SAY BY THEN, MOST PUNDITS WOULD STOP TRYING TO PICK A BOTTOM! AT LEAST BY THEN THEY WOULDNT HAVE ANY CREDIBILITY!
THis Bottom you might want to PICK U.....TOO dangerous.....G7 WEEEE meeting this weekend I think, big heads or bald heads putting heads together....4K sounds rediculous when I say it....what would even 6K do to economy, American psych?
You have best plan SSK, its just all a chart, you dont have to worry about this co or that one....and that is why trying to buy on the cheap could get cheaper....sure buying HERE at some pt would seem safe bet...but if it rides down another 20% or so why feel the PAIN?
WHEN OVER the runup will be HUGE and amazing....for now volatility reins
Jan 25, 2006 10:14 pm US/Pacific Kerkorian Buys Back 12 Million GM Shares DETROIT (AP) ― Billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian is acquiring 12 million shares of General Motors Corp. stock, matching the number of shares he sold in December, a federal regulatory filing showed on Wednesday.
Kerkorian's private equity firm, Tracinda Corp., bought 5 million shares of GM stock on Monday for an average purchase price of $21.40, or approximately $107 million, it said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. On Tuesday, Tracinda agreed to purchase an additional 7 million GM shares in a private transaction for $22.25 per share, or approximately $155.8 million.
Those purchases would boost Kerkorian's stake in the world's largest automaker to 9.9 percent, the same as it was before Beverly Hills, Calif.-based Tracinda sold 12 million shares in December.
Tracinda said at the time that it sold the shares so that it could end its fiscal year with a capital loss, making it eligible for certain federal and California income tax breaks. Kerkorian lost $109 million on the 12 million shares he sold in December.
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YOU KNOW IT THAT LEVEL FAILS, THE NEXT CONSOLIDATION LEVEL IS~~DIDNT YOU ONCE STATE, 4000? I WOULD SAY BY THEN, MOST PUNDITS WOULD STOP TRYING TO PICK A BOTTOM! AT LEAST BY THEN THEY WOULDNT HAVE ANY CREDIBILITY!
Hi SSK,
THis Bottom you might want to PICK U.....TOO dangerous.....G7 WEEEE meeting this weekend I think, big heads or bald heads putting heads together....4K sounds rediculous when I say it....what would even 6K do to economy, American psych?
You have best plan SSK, its just all a chart, you dont have to worry about this co or that one....and that is why trying to buy on the cheap could get cheaper....sure buying HERE at some pt would seem safe bet...but if it rides down another 20% or so why feel the PAIN?
WHEN OVER the runup will be HUGE and amazing....for now volatility reins
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Jan 25, 2006 10:14 pm US/Pacific
Kerkorian Buys Back 12 Million GM Shares
DETROIT (AP) ― Billionaire investor Kirk Kerkorian is acquiring 12 million shares of General Motors Corp. stock, matching the number of shares he sold in December, a federal regulatory filing showed on Wednesday.
Kerkorian's private equity firm, Tracinda Corp., bought 5 million shares of GM stock on Monday for an average purchase price of $21.40, or approximately $107 million, it said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. On Tuesday, Tracinda agreed to purchase an additional 7 million GM shares in a private transaction for $22.25 per share, or approximately $155.8 million.
Those purchases would boost Kerkorian's stake in the world's largest automaker to 9.9 percent, the same as it was before Beverly Hills, Calif.-based Tracinda sold 12 million shares in December.
Tracinda said at the time that it sold the shares so that it could end its fiscal year with a capital loss, making it eligible for certain federal and California income tax breaks. Kerkorian lost $109 million on the 12 million shares he sold in December.
ITS GOOD HEY SOLD HIS SHARES IN DECEMBER! AMAZING. SSK
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