> Yes you are making a mistake. Try making a portfolio of the "Q" stocks
> but exclude the "-Q" stocks. You'll be busy.

> On Dec 7, 10:44 am, r5t6y12 <r5t6...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > I have been told (by somebody in one of these rooms here and by my
> > broker) that "Q" stocks usually mean bankruptcies.

> > Is there any incident where that is NOT the case?

> > Does that mean that FNM-Q is a bankruptcy?

> > Or is THAT ONE a series "Q" preferred stock?

> > I'm building a portfolio file of "onlys" ("Q" only, dividends only,
> > funds only, etc. etc.) and the 1st one that I'm making is a "Q"
> > portfolio.

> > Am I making a mistake by putting FNM-Q into that portfolio?- Hide quoted text -

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> I have been told (by somebody in one of these rooms here and by my
> broker) that "Q" stocks usually mean bankruptcies.

> Is there any incident where that is NOT the case?

> Does that mean that FNM-Q is a bankruptcy?

> Or is THAT ONE a series "Q" preferred stock?

> I'm building a portfolio file of "onlys" ("Q" only, dividends only,
> funds only, etc. etc.) and the 1st one that I'm making is a "Q"
> portfolio.

> Am I making a mistake by putting FNM-Q into that portfolio?

> How could it be that these worthless entities are still trading.

> On Dec 3, 5:27 pm, r5t6y12 <r5t6...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > How could Land America Financial, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and some of
> > the others that followed their same history over 10 years go from so
> > high to so low in such a short time?

> > Fannie Mae was above $40.00 a share EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR for more
> > than 9 WHOLE YEARS!!!!!

> > What went wrong?

> > I didn't lose any money.........I only started getting into the market
> > in March of 2009 (and for the moment I'm up almost 2 1/2 times my
> > total PUT-IN amount) but I don't get it.

> > How did they go so wrong after such a great ride?- Hide quoted text -

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> RMDM

> RMDM is becoming one of my three favorite stocks of 2009 and 2010.  I
> have been studying this stock for quite some time now.  I went back
> many years and I have analyzed the history of this stock and the
> company.  RMDM is getting a lot of press these days as it is continues
> to gain momentum.  Two months back this company finally bottomed out
> at .0001.  That is the lowest price a stock can be listed.  Just when
> they hit bottom they did what I like to call a complete 180.  They
> sold off their TIDI gaming division to a UK based company and the
> stock was retired back to the treasury department.  Now the stock is
> recovering and the demand has pushed this stock to .0004 and .0005.
> That is a three hundred percent gain.  The demand is growing more and
> more everyday as the order sizes are increasing.  Blocks of nine and
> ten million shares are being bought at .0004 and .0005. That is a sign
> that the market makers believe this stock is undervalued and know that
> this current price will sky rocket as the weeks and months go by.
> This is not a pump and dump type of stock.  This is one you invest in
> and hold over time, at least a couple of years.  The stock will
> increase in value as time goes on.  One dollar or more per share can
> be expected over the next two years or less.  I will explain in
> detail.

> They appointed Roger Taylor as the new director for United Liquor
> Alliancewww.united-liquor.com(ULA) and its operations. In the last
> 18 years, Mr. Taylor has owned and managed two successful jewelers-
> manufacturing firms located in San Diego and Virgin Islands. He was
> pivotal in increasing that company's sales from $8 million to over
> $110 million with very little increase in overhead. Mr. Taylor also
> owned and managed a jewelers retail chain located in Tampa FL.
> The success of any company is determined by who is running the
> company, and the success of the companies they have run in the past.
> This is not my advice; this is the advice of Warren Buffet.

> Now let us take a look at the new ULA company United Liquor Alliance.
> The United Liquor Alliance is the owner of a top secret aging process
> which allows us to create unique spirits with superior flavors at
> optimum margins.

> United Liquor takes our passed down tradition of distillation and
> aging to create unique regionally based spirits. We are able to create
> unique blends of traditional liquors in fractional times. Although
> patent rights would afford some protections the disclosure of our
> process will allow competitors to capitalize on this long held and
> fine tuned process. It is for this reason that ULA’s process will
> remain unpatented and secret.

> United Liquor Alliance partners with individual distilleries uniquely
> formed to market to a smaller market. United Liquor is in negotiations
> to secure its first distillery in the heart of Florida. The distillery
> will allow for plenty of growth. The building will be accessible by
> major rail, road, and air. Our premiere product will be our Legends
> Rum which will tout the tie to Florida and the legend of the "Fountain
> of Youth".

> United Liquor Alliance has taken the first stop in merging with a
> strategic partner the RMD Entertainment Group (RMDM) and plans to
> start production on Legends Rum in first quarter 2010. We are on
> target for a second quarter 2010 roll out of our Legends Rum in
> strategic markets throughout the state of Florida.
> Growth - United Liquor has targeted Texas for our next distillery in
> first quarter 2011 followed by Illinois in first quarter 2012.

> Marketing Advantage - Many states have unique products to the area and
> ever state has very specific liquor laws. We want to setup our partner
> distilleries to take advantage of the products made within the
> geographical area of our distillery. We want to market to those within
> our geographical area.

> Operating Advantage - We will utilize the bulk of ULA to negotiate
> superior rates for the redundancies of each partner distillery. We
> also will utilize our top secret process to increase effectiveness of
> each distillery.

> The RMD Entertainment Group's management feels that this is a material
> event and that each stage with the new company requires a public
> announcement.
> This merger is based on the targeted merger companies being able to
> meet and exceed both management and long-term shareholders reasonable
> expectations. The RMDM management works in concert with its preferred
> shareholders and its M&A advisors on this merger and develops a
> complex preferred share exchange arrangement. The result will see
> RMDM's current (both common and preferred) share structure unchanged
> and undisturbed after the merger, including its recent non-dilution
> and non-recapitalization policy.

> As you can see the company has just capitalized on a golden
> opportunity.  They have entered the alcohol and liquor markets.  We
> all know that this area of the market thrives during a recession and
> is not subject to the down turns many other retail companies face.
> There is what I call recession proof commodities one is cigarette
> smoking and the other is alcohol.  No matter what companies charge for
> a pack of cigarettes smokers will pay it.  Same goes for alcohol, no
> matter what companies charge for a six pack of beer or a bottle of
> rum, drinkers will pay it.

> I thought this might interest you, but it gets even better.  There is
> another niche market going on that gains popularity each and every
> day.  It is one of the most abundant resources on the planet.  It is
> on every store shelf, in every convenient store, and in every house
> hold around the globe.  Have you figured it out yet?  Its good old
> fashioned H20 (Water)

> That’s right if you have noticed over the last ten or twenty years the
> bottled water market has taken off like a rocket ship with an endless
> amount of fuel.  It grows each and every day.  They have all types of
> water out there in the market place and each and every one of them is
> successful and profitable.  One of my favorite waters is from the
> artesian springs.  It has a clean, crisp flavor yet is soft on the
> pallet.  It leaves no after taste and although you pay a slightly
> higher price for artesian spring water it is well worth the price.  I
> drink it for the health benefits as well as for the taste.  Water is
> the key to survival for all life on earth.  Without water nothing
> could live, not plants, not animals, not even human beings.  Water is
> the key to all life.

> RMDM’s “United Liquor Alliance” is in the process of creating and
> brining its own bottled water to market.  What kind of water is it?
> It is artesian spring water.  That is right they are producing one of
> the best tasting waters out there, and capitalizing on a niche market
> that has grown intensely over the last 20 years.
> RMDM is also working on a whole other side of this equation.  They
> have been developing a standard in the high tech area of Networking.
> RMD Entertainment Group focuses on the Leisure Industry. With a wide-
> span North American distribution network, RMD Entertainment Group
> operates Innotrek Technology Inc. (www.innotrek.com) and the newly
> acquired United Liquor Alliance (www.united-liquor.com).

> Mr. Wynn Wang, the RMDM's CEO said, “Technical adjustments are always
> necessary with projects of this magnitude. Our technology meets
> international standards and ISO 9000 requirements and the tests will
> not bring any surprises. We project the revenues from this project in
> the area of 3 to 5 million USD within the next 12 to 18 months."

> Beijing based Innotrek Technology Co., a subsidiary of RMD
> Entertainment, specializes in research and development of broadband
> technology, and its 'INet Broadband System' focuses on the Hotel
> Industry installations. The Innotrek products meet international
> standards and ISO 9000 requirements.
> Case and Point: On Saturday, November 7, 2009, a truck hit and killed
> a pedestrian on a national highway, Guang Hua Road. In search for the
> truck that fled the scene, the police contacted Innotrek operators to
> review the feed from 'Yingnuo HD Checkpoint monitoring system'
> installed on province's highways for a trial period. The Yingnuo HD
> Checkpoint system played a key role in identification and apprehension
> of the driver, claiming justice for the innocent in this case of an
> untimely death.

> The success of this technology on trial opens new business
> opportunities for the Innotrek's technology. The Yingnuo HD Checkpoint
> system continues to impress Chinese authorities as it gives them the
> opportunity to solve more cases of highway violations than ever
> before. The Innotrek's technology system gains greater respect from
> Chinese authorities with each crime solved.

> Researched and developed by Innotrek Technology Co. Ltd., the Yingnuo
> HD Checkpoint highway system creates clear images of all vehicles and
> takes a clear picture of the driver even at high speeds. Innotrek
> installed six sets of the system for a trial period on two highways in
> Hubei Province.
> This technology will become standard in China.  China is the country
> that will grow the most and come out as a player in the market place
> and help this global economy recover.  China is on the move and

> How could Land America Financial, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and some of
> the others that followed their same history over 10 years go from so
> high to so low in such a short time?

> Fannie Mae was above $40.00 a share EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR for more
> than 9 WHOLE YEARS!!!!!

> What went wrong?

> I didn't lose any money.........I only started getting into the market
> in March of 2009 (and for the moment I'm up almost 2 1/2 times my
> total PUT-IN amount) but I don't get it.

> How did they go so wrong after such a great ride?

> check RMIX  !! 80 billion$ bailout money in road construction !!

> this will be popular like cash for crunch !!

> that's why WXCO and RMIX going up orning it is a steal at .02

> > get in we should make back 10 fold!!!!!!!!!!!!- Hide quoted text -

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> Check the latest article on fnm on
>  http://www.hotstockseveryday.com/
> search fnm in the search box if you cant find it
> thanks

> On Dec 2, 7:18 am, Bill <billyyeun...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > is time to buy..

> > On Dec 1, 5:26 pm, oilman <depalma...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Yawsa Yawsa Yawsa 250k long and strong see you in June- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> get in we should make back 10 fold!!!!!!!!!!!!

> On Dec 4, 8:46 am, Spyder <spydere...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > You're kidding, right?  Well, in case you're not. In a nutshell, the
> > housing bubble burst. BTW, congrats on the 250% performance of your
> > portfolio, but I'm sure there are people out there who are in
> > red...deep red. You might want to use some humility when posting these
> > kinds of things in here.

> > On Dec 3, 2:27 pm, r5t6y12 <r5t6...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > > How could Land America Financial, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and some of
> > > the others that followed their same history over 10 years go from so
> > > high to so low in such a short time?

> > > Fannie Mae was above $40.00 a share EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR for more
> > > than 9 WHOLE YEARS!!!!!

> > > What went wrong?

> > > I didn't lose any money.........I only started getting into the market
> > > in March of 2009 (and for the moment I'm up almost 2 1/2 times my
> > > total PUT-IN amount) but I don't get it.

> > > How did they go so wrong after such a great ride?- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> You're kidding, right?  Well, in case you're not. In a nutshell, the
> housing bubble burst. BTW, congrats on the 250% performance of your
> portfolio, but I'm sure there are people out there who are in
> red...deep red. You might want to use some humility when posting these
> kinds of things in here.

> On Dec 3, 2:27 pm, r5t6y12 <r5t6...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > How could Land America Financial, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and some of
> > the others that followed their same history over 10 years go from so
> > high to so low in such a short time?

> > Fannie Mae was above $40.00 a share EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR for more
> > than 9 WHOLE YEARS!!!!!

> > What went wrong?

> > I didn't lose any money.........I only started getting into the market
> > in March of 2009 (and for the moment I'm up almost 2 1/2 times my
> > total PUT-IN amount) but I don't get it.

> > How did they go so wrong after such a great ride?- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> How could Land America Financial, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and some of
> the others that followed their same history over 10 years go from so
> high to so low in such a short time?

> Fannie Mae was above $40.00 a share EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR for more
> than 9 WHOLE YEARS!!!!!

> What went wrong?

> I didn't lose any money.........I only started getting into the market
> in March of 2009 (and for the moment I'm up almost 2 1/2 times my
> total PUT-IN amount) but I don't get it.

> How did they go so wrong after such a great ride?