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What does HK have to do with this company? Nothing. It's a US listed company and is thus subject to the reporting standards set forth by US GAAP and the exchange on which it lists. Its operations are based in mainland China.

HK, by the way, is already a well-developed financial market, like ours.

CCME came public through a SPAC vehicle. The story is well known amongst value investors and everybody and their momma that conducts deep level diligence suspected it was a fraud.

Eiad Asbahi was on the Jim Engster Show on 89.3 yesterday morning with another local money manager - Andy Anderson. He mentioned this company again and said it was his 2nd largest holding. There's got to be something going on in this company. I bought some shares today.

Banks are funded on an ongoing basis with deposits and debt. Over time, due to the fundamentals of economics and the behavior of people, banks leverage up, and with more time those that rely to a large degree on short term credit get their asses handed to them when credit markets get spooked because they are neither able to fund nor refi maturing debts.

I've done audit work for some of the largest investment banks, worked with Yankee baffoons and have come to the conclusion that in their current states these things are hollow nothingness, but who knows, maybe THAT'S PRICED IN!

You've gotten some decent advice - but decent at best.

You're going to definitely want to mention the name of your mutual contact; that way he'll feel on the hook to get back to you. I'd tell you more if you gave some more context. I don't understand why he added you if you've never met him.? Does he know you share a contact Paulson?

Anyway, enough of your nonsense. All of you!

Back to Liberator. Who is going to dip their toes in first!? Is it money? Why (not)? Do you care enough to check? Why (not)?

You don't get an edge in an AMD... You can develop an edge in small and micro-caps.

About explaining why the market is wrong, you just don't have to. All it takes is one seller to drive down price in smaller markets, the same as when your neighbor wants to sell his home in a hurry: He drops price.

And that's foshizzle :spank:

BLAM! I got it. Thanks for the deets on imageshack, HiddenWTF.

This pic stands for who I am. It really means a lot. :wah:

What's wrong with asking about a stock? I see another thread about AAPL?

OK, So i guess the mods pulled my original post on this matter because LeonPhelps and I were going back and forth and some curse words were exchanged (mainly on my part). We had fun while it lasted though, right Leon? ;)

He and I were discussing this post by Eiad Asbahi: LINK

He's essentially saying that Liberator Medical Holdings (LBMH) is money and gives a 3 paragraph justification. I've been following his posts for months and he's been spot on. Per my original post, I know him personally too - share some mutual friends with him and he seems pretty cool. (Apparently Leon knows him as well.)

I'm hoping we can pool our knowledge and assess why/whether Liberator Medical is really that good. I'm not an equity analyst but I don't have to be one to know 3 paragraphs of data doesn't suffice for an investment thesis.

Anyway, Liberator is a 'direct to consumer distributor of durable medical supplies'. Great. Anyone know how it's grown so fast?