BEL ==> The New Year's Winner

[mrmarket]

Come on and ring that BEL! ding ding ding!!

[mrmarket]

or should I say kah-ching kah-ching kah -ching

[Websman]

or should I say kah-ching kah-ching kah -ching

You are truly huge! BEL will skyrocket soon.

[Websman]

You are truly huge! BEL will skyrocket soon.

What am I talking about? This MF is skyrocketing now!

[Lyehopper]

What am I talking about? This MF is skyrocketing now!

Hey! and it's over $5 now too!!!!.... Maybe the anti-below-$5 fellas will pile on it now.

[mrmarket]

When it was $21/share, I thought it was cheap. If their business model gets to where it was 2 years ago, without all the legal BS, this one will be a screamer.

[gerihearne]

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When it was $21/share, I thought it was cheap. If their business model gets to where it was 2 years ago, without all the legal BS, this one will be a screamer.

You can ring my bell, ell, ell, ring my bell !!!

[Karel]

Hey! and it's over $5 now too!!!!.... Maybe the anti-below-$5 fellas will pile on it now.

OK, I'll bite, I added some at 2.80. Whenever I suggest that some kind of price limit (I prefer a dollar volume limit) is applied to the POTW, it is purely for reasons that apply to the competition only, never to trading. Everyone who has half a mind and a bare minimum of reading skills knows this, and that the same is true for other advocates of some kind of limit. Most of these advocates just think the POTW would improve from such limits, but are quite happy to contend anyway. Lye, Rob, you do an excellent job.

Oh no, I start rhyming.

Regards,

Karel

[jiesen]

easy come, easy go?

[mrmarket]

easy come, easy go?

no way, jose...we're going to 25.

[billyjoe]

Mr.Market,
If 25 is the right number I'll take the blame in advance for the cracks
in your concrete driveway caused by my humongous Hummer filled with coin. Remaining available space all taken up by cheese wheels and choice steaks. Can you draw an arrow to point me to the unloading area?

billyjoe

[mrmarket]

Billyjoe...it all makes sense. This company was fairly valued at 18 just before it released its plans to build Belledune and double its revenue potential.

Then all the lawsuits, environmental hoopla and political circus threw up a smokescreen and scared away investors.

Blow all that away and your left with a company that hauls in dirt and spits out cash. Put the plants at full capacity, and the associated earnings make a share price of even 25 very cheap.

Do the math...it's worth the wait, in my opinion.

[billyjoe]

Mr.Market,
This must be one of those special situation stocks. I still say at the time you picked it, it appeared to be one of your strongest candidates ever.

billyjoe

[jiesen]

BEL is such a tease!

what's going on over there? can't they find any dirty dirt?

[Lyehopper]

what's going on over there? can't they find any dirty dirt?

Buy ECOL!!!!.... Buy ECOL!!!!.... They've got plenty!