we have hundreds of lawsuits going at any given time...big deal, any large company faces this daily.powder and grass are totally different. schwag is mega cheap here in the south since it's comin straight from mexico. lb's are never more than 3 bills.
anyway, too bad P&G is getting sued. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif
http://planetsave.com/blog/2009/02/18/you-know-whats-in-your-detergent-activists-sue-to-find-out/
If they don't know about P&G then they need fired....I called my brother and he is gonna contact the person in charge of the trust fund, and tell them about the company....I may put mine in there too
GM is way too risky. Apple is too high tech to thrive in a long drawn out depression. Bank of america is a solid bet because it cant and wont fail. Too bad we have no clue what the restructuring of the banks will do to its market valueStocks:Bank of America
Genco
Apple
Gm (very iffy but could be great)
too high tech to risk it on, although it is better than most stocks you can do better than that.Windmill producers, and solar panels. The place around here that makes wind turbines is contracted for the next 5 years, and those things aren't cheap.
The stimulus bill is tailor made to make these companies succeed.
Because everyone has these big dreams of investing $10 and becoming a bajillionaire.Why are you guys hellbent on GM? If I was going to invest in either of the two car companies, it would be Ford. Ford is the only one right now who can survive through 2009 and their stock is the same price as GM's.
They can do the same with Ford and not risk bankruptcy as much. Hell, I just read GM wanted to buy back stock for 30 cents on the dollar. The UAW didn't even want GM's stock.Because everyone has these big dreams of investing $10 and becoming a bajillionaire.
makes sense to me that gm will buy it back now, knowin or thinking there will be a turn around soon, and sell later:crazy:They can do the same with Ford and not risk bankruptcy as much. Hell, I just read GM wanted to buy back stock for 30 cents on the dollar. The UAW didn't even want GM's stock.
They are wanting to buy back bonds at .30; not stock.They can do the same with Ford and not risk bankruptcy as much. Hell, I just read GM wanted to buy back stock for 30 cents on the dollar. The UAW didn't even want GM's stock.
They offered stock to the UAW instead of cash for the VEBA fund, and the UAW wouldn't even touch that stock.makes sense to me that gm will buy it back now, knowin or thinking there will be a turn around soon, and sell later:crazy:
Touche. Makes better sense.They are wanting to buy back bonds at .30; not stock.
Kick ***! Insider trading info!!!dead serious PG is Procter & Gamble...the world's largest household goods producer. Berkshire Hathaway (Warren Buffet) is the single largest shareholder. I work for P&G..we just posted 8 Billion dollar profits last quarter where a lot of other competitors were posting losses.