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Susette
Royal caribbean is at 12.72
Carnival $24.10
These be bargains BUT when! wait til they are $9?
George Leppla
"Susette" <cruise...@aol.com> wrote
> Joystar is at 5 cents I bet John S is buying it up
Let me go look under the sofa cushions for some loose change and maybe I'll
buy some shares.
> Royal caribbean is at 12.72
I thought it was a good deal at $20. I might be nuts, but I am thinking of
buying more.
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Bert Hyman
news:gco70...@enews4.newsguy.com:
>
> "Susette" <cruise...@aol.com> wrote
>
>> Royal caribbean is at 12.72
>
> I thought it was a good deal at $20. I might be nuts, but I am
> thinking of buying more.
Unless you really think the world is ending and that the line will be
no more, why would you be nuts to buy something of value at a reduced
price?
--
Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | be...@iphouse.com
number6
> "Susette" <cruiseoutl...@aol.com> wrote
>
> > Joystar is at 5 cents I bet John S is buying it up
>
> Let me go look under the sofa cushions for some loose change and maybe I'll
> buy some shares.
>
> > Royal caribbean is at 12.72
>
> I thought it was a good deal at $20. I might be nuts, but I am thinking of
> buying more.
>
Just buy enough to average out at $13 ...
Charles
<geo...@cruisemaster.com> wrote:
> I thought it was a good deal at $20. I might be nuts, but I am thinking of
> buying more.
I would wait until it goes down to $5.
--
Charles
George Leppla
"Charles" <fo...@his.com.remove.invalid> wrote in message
news:101020081853072153%fo...@his.com.remove.invalid...
http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/10/09/ap5532194.html
How low will it go?
Charles
<geo...@cruisemaster.com> wrote:
> http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2008/10/09/ap5532194.html
>
> How low will it go?
Don't know. I hope it does not go down to $5, but with the current
panic I would not rule it out. Cruises are something consumers can
dispense with when times get bad. And consumers may have no choice with
credit tightening up.
--
Charles
clint
"Charles" <fo...@his.com.remove.invalid> wrote in message
Chrissy Cruiser
>> Royal caribbean is at 12.72
>
> I thought it was a good deal at $20. I might be nuts, but I am thinking of
> buying more.
Told you to wait until it was below 15.
Thumper
Nothing is a great deal now. We have a couple of years of really bad
news for the market. many rock solid companies will declare
bankruptcy as a means to lower their debt. Share holder value can
disappear. Sit it out and wait for a recovery. You don't have to try
to buy at the bottom. Buy on a rise.
Thumper
Surfer E2468
cruise lover(~~~~~)
.
John Sisker
without the sarcasm.
(http://share.shutterfly.com/share/received/welcome.sfly?fid=226fa5f178dc2eb2&sid=9AZsmzVo3bqLMY).
Could Joystar actually go out of business as speculated by some? Of course!
Nothing is actually that secure anymore, especially in today's environment.
What happens if it does? We'll I certainly hope it doesn't, but if it does,
I have many alternatives, in addition to some other host agencies to look
at. However, whatever happens, and what I personally choose to do about it,
is my call, not anyone else's. In any event, no matter what the final
outcome is, and based on what can be seen here by some, it is a sure bet
they will still manage to find fault with that too.
Happy sailing...
John Sisker - SHIP-TO-SHORE CRUISE AGENCY (sm)
(714) 536-3850 or toll-free at (800) 724-6644 & (Agency ID: 714.536.3850)
www.shiptoshorecruise.com
"Susette" <cruise...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:3dda8ea9-06db-477a...@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> Joystar is at 5 cents I bet John S is buying it up.
George Leppla
"John Sisker" <jsi...@sprynet.com> wrote in message
> Here is the real information on Joystar, direct from the horses mouth, and
> without the sarcasm.
> (http://share.shutterfly.com/share/received/welcome.sfly?fid=226fa5f178dc2eb2&sid=9AZsmzVo3bqLMY).
Don't know what pictures of an old house and a new mobile home has to do
with Joystar not paying commissions and being sued, but whatever. It is as
good an answer as any.
>However, whatever happens, and what I personally choose to do
> about it, is my call, not anyone else's.
What about your customers? Don't they have the right to know that the
company that is handling their reservations is in legal and financial
trouble? I don't see you posting any press releases about this situation.
Susette
> Here is the real information on Joystar, direct from the horses mouth, and
> without the sarcasm.
> Could Joystar actually go out of business as speculated by some? Of course!
> Nothing is actually that secure anymore, especially in today's environment.
>
> What happens if it does? We'll I certainly hope it doesn't, but if it does,
> I have many alternatives, in addition to some other host agencies to look
> at. However, whatever happens, and what I personally choose to do about it,
> is my call, not anyone else's. In any event, no matter what the final
> outcome is, and based on what can be seen here by some, it is a sure bet
> they will still manage to find fault with that too.
>
> Happy sailing...
> John Sisker - SHIP-TO-SHORE CRUISE AGENCY (sm)
> (714) 536-3850 or toll-free at (800) 724-6644 & (Agency ID: 714.536.3850)www.shiptoshorecruise.com
>
>
> news:3dda8ea9-06db-477a...@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
>
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Hmmm I see you have my name on your note Not sure why... BUt I see
nolthing from the Horses MOUTH about Joystar other then a manufactured
home being put on a lot or something
BUt back to what we all were talking about RCCL has risen to the $15
mark so I hope George you bought more at $12 that be good!
George Leppla
"Susette" <cruise...@aol.com> wrote
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>Hmmm I see you have my name on your note Not sure why... BUt I see
>nolthing from the Horses MOUTH about Joystar other then a manufactured
>home being put on a lot or something
>BUt back to what we all were talking about RCCL has risen to the $15
>mark so I hope George you bought more at $12 that be good!
$15.55 as of 11:45 CST and yep... I am feeling much better.
Susette
> "Susette" <cruiseoutl...@aol.com> wrote
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> > "Susette" <cruiseoutl...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> > > Joystar is at 5 cents I bet John S is buying it up.- Hide quoted text -
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> >Hmmm I see you have my name on your note �Not sure why... BUt I see
> >nolthing from the Horses MOUTH about Joystar other then a manufactured
> >home being put on a lot or something
> >BUt back to what we all were talking about RCCL has risen to the $15
> >mark so I �hope George you bought more at $12 that be good!
>
> $15.55 as of 11:45 CST and yep... I am feeling much better.
>
> --
> George Leppla � �http://www.CruiseMaster.com
>
Did yuo buy some at the $12 price? then you be farting through Silk
Drawers and be in the money! Listen to me George! hahahha Kelloggs and
Coke tooo
Nonnymus
>
> Did yuo buy some at the $12 price? then you be farting through Silk
> Drawers and be in the money! Listen to me George! hahahha Kelloggs and
> Coke tooo
Susette, I have to admit that in my brief existence, that's the first
time I ever heard that expression. Thank you for increasing my vocabulary.
--
Nonnymus-
We have reached a time in our nations history
where the grasshopper is slowly consuming
the ant. Whatever happened that made thrift, hard
work and family the target of liberal rage?
Charles
<c4e81016-5176-4cd0...@q9g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>,
Susette <cruise...@aol.com> wrote:
> BUt back to what we all were talking about RCCL has risen to the $15
> mark so I hope George you bought more at $12 that be good!
The British Prime Minister of all people had clarity and took decisive
action. Buy the banks, not the bad loans. The other Europeans followed
suit over the weekend. The US will grudging follow and do the same. The
markets are reacting positively. Will it be enough or was it too late?
Time will tell.....
--
Charles
Kurt Ullman
Charles <fo...@his.com.remove.invalid> wrote:
It is too late in the sense that if they had just done the guarantee
the inter-bank loans 3-4 weeks ago, the fall most likely wouldn't have
happened and definitely wouldn't have been so deep. Thus, they needed
all the other crap to fix the extra damage that had occurred in the
interim.
They aren't actually buying the banks in the conventional meaning.
At least in the US, they are investing in non-voting preferred shares.
Look at these as more like senior bonds that also can reflect how well
the company is doing in the market.
Susette
I am very happy you have learned some language From susie and I hope
your there laughng.
Nonnymus
Absolutely. I've now begun the process of incorporating it in my
conversation and should be able to use it during lunch today. <grin>
Charles
<kurtullman-E5E16...@70-3-168-216.area5.spcsdns.net>, Kurt
Ullman <kurtu...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> They aren't actually buying the banks in the conventional meaning.
> At least in the US, they are investing in non-voting preferred shares.
They are buying the banks in the conventional meaning. They can't or
won't call it by it's real name in the U.S., so they obfuscate it. The
real name is nationalization. That is what they are doing. It has been
done before, during crisis', it is not without precedent, and as before
they will be sold back to private investors at a later date, if/when it
is possible.
--
Charles