Great companies that have two things in common…Large dividends and always hungry for cash…I’m a long in all three names…waiting for a deal sucks…
Also please check out APDN…
BREAKING NEWS VKN
0Bama knows that we (America) were attacked on the 11th Anniversary of 9/11 he just glad you don’t…Updated at 7:59 a.m. ET: An anti-Islam film that sparked violent protests in many countries had “nothing to do with” a deadly attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi earlier this month, Libya’s president told NBC News.
In an exclusive interview with NBC News’ Ann Curry, President Mohamed Magarief discounted claims that the attack was in response to a movie produced in California and available on YouTube. He noted that the assault happened on Sept. 11 and that the video had been available for months before that.
“Reaction should have been, if it was genuine, should have been six months earlier. So it was postponed until the 11th of September,” he said. “They chose this date, 11th of September to carry a certain message.”
Lastly 0Bama is a fucking joke of a man…No matter how much in the tank the media is in for him and his re-election you can’t hide how empty the schmuck is…
oh and another thing can someone please tell me why CQP is kicking nuts?
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Fly’s in bunker mode today, so no comment on poll issue; but, I do think the VKN adds net value to the $VK future and has room for growth.
But does Sir Drummerboy have the right rhythm?
I recommend Trader Caddy for your consideration V.King.
Trader Caddy was already Knighted, his treu (sic) identity Is Sir Salty Snapkick his Lordship was granted circa 2011 to the most north eastern lands of our Kingdom (Wallingfjord and High Cliffs of Reddingshire)
CQP nice reversal!! Bought 2,000 more at 22.20
$NCP has the virginal bounce of an 18 year old, strawberry-blond, sorority Rush bebe.
I pay tribute to V.Kingdom:
$CROX buy somewhere in $15-$16 window on ascending triangle.
The Fly is wrong about the polls…
Three factors that are quasi-defenses of the current pollsters:
1) Perhaps conservative or Republican-leaning voters are more likely to flip between identifying themselves as independents or GOP. Perhaps these are Tea Party conservatives fed up with a GOP they find too “establishment,” etc. If the Democratic share of the vote were stable, it would just mean voters are shifting between these two other self-classifications.
Notice that in Florida, Romney’s winning independents, 49 percent to 46 percent; in Ohio, Romney is leading independents 47 percent to 46 percent (although that’s down from a 48-41 lead in late August) and in Pennsylvania… well, Quinnipiac didn’t provide the breakdown of independents in the Keystone State.
2) Party ID solidifies as Election Day gets closer. Someone noted yesterday that a voter is more likely to self-identify with a major party just before or just after they’ve cast a vote for a major party’s candidate. The polls in late October may have higher percentages of voters identifying with the GOP, the Democrats, or both.
3) Conversely, in an extremely negative campaign environment, voters may be reluctant to identify with either party; a view of “a pox on both your houses” may make some voters prefer to identify as independents. So perhaps self-identified independents’ share of the vote is going to be higher this cycle than in 2008.
Notice that in Florida, Romney’s winning independents, 49 percent to 46 percent; in Ohio, Romney is leading independents 47 percent to 46 percent (although that’s down from a 48-41 lead in late August) and in Pennsylvania… well, Quinnipiac didn’t provide the breakdown of independents in the Keystone State