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From: wait-a-minute
Date: 9/25/05
Time: 4:47:41 PM
Remote Name: 64.136.164.35
OK. So I come out of the big 2001 pratfall like a bruised grape and now, finally, taking up a collection from my various pockets, am finally able to come up with the 50 bucks needed to join this club. Which leads me to the question: Is it worth it? ---- I was going to write the webmaster, or Ken, but thought: Hey! I've got questions, and if all you guys get together, maybe you've got answers. So:
Why isn't there a link to this Chatroom on the Main page, as well as on the recruitment page?
Why isn't the warrant on the closed end Canadian mutual fund CGI on this site? I've been holding this warrant for near all this bloody decade and now Canada with its natural resources including CGI's biggest holding (a uranium miner) is finally going up. Big Charts CA:CGI and warrant CA:CGI.WT If anybody can find a chart service for the US traded version of this warrant, symbol CGRZF, I will send you a Christmas card.
ESLRW, the warrant on ESLR, shows no activity on Big Charts since early August 2005, and Yahoo claims the last trade was March 1, yet our club's website says they're not callable and don't expire till 2009. What's happnin? Or what happened already? Why do I feel dizzy?
Wouldn't it be worth mentioning regarding Imperial Sugar warrants that the buyout offer that made the warrants drop like a rock was rejected about a week ago by the Board of Directors, so that this warrant should be a four bagger just to get back to where it was before the bottom fishers made their subpar proposition?
And how about noting that the guys that bought IAC Interactive before Barry split off the Expedia part are not really sitting with warrants that have dropped by half, because we've now got an equal number of Expedia warrants to make up the difference?
Well, that's it for now, but this warrant game is so much like tryin' to catch an eel in murky water that it almost makes you want to take a flyin' LEAP !!! (Yet, I have to admit that Ken's campfire beats Valueline's country club, despite its loftier admission.)
Adios muchacos ....