Bebe Stores, Inc. Message Board

My x says I act like a 4th grader.

you got a lot of time on your hands, are you long or short or both?

sd

How do you know? Unlike you I don't broadcast my holdings...or lack of...you said you don't have any shares...so why are you here? You are a liar and a thief...you should be locked up

38 years later, Israel would become a nation....(Born in one day). The Biggest event of the entire 20th century.

i dont know, but i don't believe death is on that list of info.

i always thought when the side effects in a trial were minimal (where the info wouldnt tip off in which group patients belonged to) would be sent but when the effects are seroius like death it was not sent because it might allow the sponor to identify what arm/group patients belonged to and might create a bias opinion and the test would no longer be completely blind.

does that sound crazy? help me out.

Most the side effects that are bothersome are less than 1% and even then aren't considered serious life threatening reactions. Implanon is a sub dermal device in use so these delivery systems aren't foreign or unheard or. Place your bets boys! I knew this would go down today but no way did I dream this much! Bought 80K shares at 1.21. I consider those to be never expiring options. Risk vs reward is very favorable in this situation, unless of course you took a beating today. In that case I'd either average down or pray for the best.

Big gains a coming! I can hear the cash registers, cha Ching cha Ching, with this one...

It is a loosing for money and time, and time is a big waisting if you think about the salary

Sentiment: Strong Buy

Ok Maybe 23. Adam and Eve's kiddos practiced incest though. So there you go.

That's virtually impossible to happen based on their current numbers. You have to read the rules to understand that what you are saying is beyond reality. They have to have an open price of $4, or $2 in some cases. Never mind the open price, they lack in other major areas. See for yourself.

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Excellent

Wayne takes the bait and reproduces all my latest posts showing the fallacy in his math and predictions and that bumps it to the top where the board can see his obsession with changing other's posts to fit his "facts" and his "at least 25 percent per week" that nets him $109M per year. Spin away, Wayne. Archives are a #$%$.

BTW, who wants an MBA from a jock school?

dano------yea kinda of like you. You being a big disappointment to your family for being such a stupid loser.

Important point: "Is it anticipated that any significant change in results of operations from the corresponding period for the last fiscal year will be reflected by the earnings statements to be included in the subject report or portion there."

I haven't heard anything, but I'll offer two realistic options. The first one is obviously news about the lawsuit or the selling of the West texas acerage tied to the lawsuit. They have a data room open and people are kicking the tires. I don't see how they sell it without first ending the lawsuit unless the buyer is actually chesapeake but maybe there is no linkage there. The second one is more interesting to me. It is news leaking out about the results of the second well in the mid-continent play. CEO was very positive about this well on conference call and it had just started flowing. From the transcript "Just as important, I want to repeat that we're very encouraged by the early results of the second Mid-Continent well. We've seen oil production from the first day of flowback and are currently producing at rates that easily exceed our unrisked IP projections of 400 barrels of oil per day". Also they have reported that drilling and completing these mid-continent wells costs around 4.6 million. That is pretty cheap - break even is about 140 barrels a day for the first year @ 90 dollar oil. Might be very profitable for GST if it is a repeatable event. .