SGX (S68) Quote

Fully agree need volume
On bid side otherwise no restrictions equal death

I asked and you delivered!! I won't mention it has only 10 million shares trading!!

This looks gorgeous, and I'm sure it'd be good:

Ouzo Snapper with Fennel and Tomatoes

https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/uploads/2024/9/7/crkpsimage.jpeg

https://www.foodandwine.com/ouzo-roasted-snapper-8425100

Pick 4 Contest #20 Indexes

Commentary: We have numerous indexes to present this contest. So without further ado let me give a brief explanation of them. The Top 7 Index is made up of all stock being picked at least 2 times in the contest, this index is equally weighted. The Top 116 In

Get your story correct HyGro, the vast majority of clinicians support NWBO and know that DCVax works and are not paid by NWBO. Furthermore, getting approved in UK will add significant revenue for NWBO, and will have a high probability for approval here in the U.S. Great joy indeed.

I have hopes (I am hoping) on Dennis Murray becoming an additional support to me on sales, especially in our Plane Seats Fractionalization, but, he is not a resource without retainer fee

Why even bother with this guy?

I guess so.. Oh I was meaning to get back to you about chef's videos you sent the other day. That sushi art was pretty cool, some of those guys are so gifted. LOL Then I got to the food videos which usually don't bug me but I sat down for lunch (5 AM) at work, opened the laptop and almost couldn'

Non-pharmacological Treatment for Chronic Pain in US Veterans Treated Within the Veterans Health Administration: Implications for Expansion in US Healthcare Systems

“chronic pain is particularly prevalent among US military veterans, affecting approximately one-third of veterans receiv

good wrap up on today's nonsense >
puts all the bits and pieces together in a basket >
I was not at screens after 09:00 or so >
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/kamala-karnage-market-goes-haywire

We have built this group that is ready to take off and we will confidently reach our 108 billion AUM by 2025 second half.

Let me explain what that means. When dividing $108 billion by a P/E of 13.5 you get $8 billion in profits. And in order to generate $8 billion in profit we need $2

I will give you one, take a look at FCC*N, ran from 2 cents in April to $5.15 What a move that was, though I was not in it, but there is another one that is almost like it.

Awesome finally filed

So, Roosty, you're a fan of Steve Crowder? And JD Vance? I thought Crowder's name rang a bell. Don't miss this video from a few years ago. Really shocking:

Steven Crowder wife-rant vid reveals ‘pathetic’ pattern of ‘abuse’: ex-staff

https://nypost.com/2023/05/02/steven-

NFW. Here’s why.

Even if the assembly was in the US, the supply chain is outside of the US and the tariffs apply on the BOM costs.

A company whose value is to bypass artificial costs is typically short lived.

But more importantly, why snpw. They have wh

Charts on a scam.

Anybody with any worth knows they are absolutely pointless/useless in trash OTC scams like this.

Come on ‘dr’.


Smh.

Melvin is a scammer trash bag like all OTC “companies”. 70 days. Not a word. Shocked? Of course not

Beautiful chart !!

Massive news yesterday!!

imo

No more cheap shares available

Ex,

Now you’re going to far, repeating the same falsehood about placebo.

Give it up!

Please move on and come up with something new and original.

Will you stop when the MHRA approves DCVax L or will you continue?

Surely the

Iconic US steel assets face chopping block without Japan deal

Bloomberg News | September 6, 2024 | 10:00 am USA Iron Ore

United States Steel Corp. faces the prospect of being broken apart and sold in parts if Nippon Steel Corp.’s $14.1 billion takeover fails.

Iconic US steel assets face chopping block without Japan deal

Bloomberg News | September 6, 2024 | 10:00 am USA Iron Ore

United States Steel Corp. faces the prospect of being broken apart and sold in parts if Nippon Steel Corp.’s $14.1 billion takeover fails.

Neither of them is a newbie to this, so I'm sure they've had other experiences with altered plans.

That sucks, but I guess it's better to be safe than sorry. Boeing has had enough problems this year. In fairness some of it was not their fault but it still had to be on the back of the engineer's minds in the decision to leave the astronauts up there. They seem to be taking it in stride but I'm