The Third link is a part delicict Russian Space Station ( MIR ) powered by a Diamond Flywheel Battery out of White Rock was it? Then there was that movie, with Bruce Willis about drilling the Asteroid. The Mad Russian Space Station Hero comes to mind as the driver. But that is me, and yes I am so long IRAC, I have to be! LOL Go CARI: Get it: DUMP CARI TRUCKN, go TKRN and I medgo now get that GMED? RE:
veva.bc.ca
Randy Holmquist (of Canadian Electric Vehicles) brought their ground-up Might-E Truck (with Zapi/Kostov 96V sep-ex drivetrain) for display & test drives.
Chucka-DOUG U happy now at 5 cents gained LOL TKRN
P.S.- Doug bought that GipLegUp cause I have( had ? LOL) claims near them, I had to make up for it. Now he will say, I COULDA HAD A V-8 ! LOL
Go IRAC related ?
nandotimes.com
""By LISA SINGHANIA, Associated Press
NEW YORK (January 3, 2002 6:47 p.m. EST) - An analyst's bullish comments about Intel sent tech stocks sharply higher Thursday as investors grew more optimistic about the sector's ability to lead a market recovery.Analysts said investors interpreted the news as another signal a tech turnaround had begun - despite economic data that suggested that business overall is still weak. The broader market also moved higher, with the Dow Jones industrials achieving their best finish in four months.The Dow closed up 98.74, or nearly 1.0 percent, at 10,172.14, its strongest performance since Aug. 28, when the index closed at 10,222.03.The technology-focused Nasdaq composite index fared even better, gaining 65.02, or 3.3 percent, to 2,044.27. The Standard & Poor's 500 index, another broader market indicator, advanced 10.60, or 0.9 percent, to 1,165.27."Whenever you can get a story that's positive for technology, it's going to move that sector," said Barry Hyman, chief market strategist at Ehrenkrantz King Nussbaum. "Intel is a large-cap leader in the sector and it needs to participate for there to be a recovery."Investors bid Intel up $2.52, or 7.6 percent, to $35.52 after a J.P. Morgan analyst recommended the stock because of what he believes are improving business conditions. That assessment gave Wall Street a reason to believe that momentum might be returning to the beleaguered tech sector, which has stagnated for the last year on a mix of terrible earnings and anemic demand from struggling corporations.The resulting buying spread across technology stocks. Intel competitor Applied Micro Devices rose $2.98, or 18.2 percent, to $19.37. Software maker Oracle also advanced, gaining $1.31, or 9.4 percent, to $15.29.General Motors gained 71 cents to $49.35, while Ford rose 51 cents to $16.73, after both companies said 2001 would probably be their second-best sales year ever, although sales fell from 2000.But the enthusiasm came at the expense of some other sectors including pharmaceutical and consumer goods. Merck dropped 73 to $59.03, while Procter & Gamble fell 77 cents to $79.23. Both sectors are considered stable, low-risk investments in times of economic uncertainty, but when business is growing and the economy prospers, they are sometimes regarded as unnecessarily conservative choices.Investors shrugged off a reminder of how weak the economy remains and how potentially fragile consumer spending might be. The Labor Department reported new claims for unemployment insurance shot up for the second week in a row, suggesting many U.S. workers are still losing their jobs. Consumer spending, which accounts for two-thirds of the economy, is closely watched."If people lose their jobs and are not able to get other jobs after a few months, they start to re-evaluate their budgets. I imagine that would affect consumer confidence and spending," said Robert Harrington, head of listed block trading at UBS Warburg.In another report, the Commerce Department said construction activity rose a solid 0.8 percent in both October and November - primarily because of government and commercial projects. Residential construction by private builders dipped 2.2 percent.The market has traded in a narrow range in recent weeks - about 10,000 on the Dow and 2,000 for the Nasdaq - as investors wait for firmer evidence that the economy is strengthening. Although stocks have rebounded from their post-terror attack lows, analysts say Wall Street is still waiting to hear companies say business is indeed improving before making any big commitments to the market.The J.P. Morgan report Thursday appeared to convince some investors that now is the time to buy, but market watchers say the caution remains, particularly among individual investors. Many were burned in 2001 when they bought prematurely in rallies that later fizzled on dismal corporate earnings or economic news.Advancing issues led decliners 2 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange. Consolidated volume came to 1.73 billion shares, compared with 1.48 billion Wednesday.The Russell 2000 index rose 8.32 to 495.51.Overseas, Japan's Nikkei stock average was closed for the New Year's holiday. In Europe, France's CAC-40 advanced 2.2 percent while Britain's FT-SE 100 rose 1.9 percent and Germany's DAX index gained 2.0 percent.
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ChuckaNando
P.S. Read lower not the TOP, I am an Elephant JimB no DUNG:
Message 16825995
""..//..I'm not sure that TTTT is part of this. The only connections I have been able to find are Mitchell S. Nussbaum, the attorney and the debenture holders are also Colorado based LLC's. It is structured the same but the Company owning the stock is located off-shore (British Virgin Islands?), even tho the owner (Eliron Yaron) is located in Israel:
shelron.com
BTW, I believe they are changing the name to "Shelron Technologies" so look for a symbol change to something that better reflects that name(from TTTT) before "the game" actually begins.
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ChuckDUMB DUNG DUMB |
