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Bailing at the beginning of what could be the biggest short squeeze of the last few years - great advice. :D

Up 19% in one hour... rumor is Dell buyout...

Up 10% today due to:

Yesterday's 3.58 looks like a bottom. I think that yesterday's Fed action should kill off short-selling as a major strategy in the near-term, and this will be a major boost for BRLC stock in the long-term (since you will no longer see hedge funds poised to crush any positive news). In the...

Never buy a stock that you can't hold for 2 years. 2 years from now, the majority of consumers in the US will own an HD TV. Syntax-Brillan (the company, not the stock) has performed very well in competing in the industry, and eventually they will post numbers that will happen to exceed...

Not shareholders. Look up "naked shorting" in the dictionary, and watch the Bloomberg special about it.

Where was I wrong ? Where were the short-selling hedge funds right ? I never said "the stock price will be $x on September 14th" (or any other date). The business is doing very well, very good earnings and revenue. If Citigroup had reported the same quarter as BRLC - in terms of...

That has been explained in detail in the conference calls, as well as the various articles on Syntax-Brillan which you can find with a simple web search. Basically, it consists of - among many factors: - Lower costs than Sony - Advertising as Official TV of ESPN - Several Consumer...

Cramer is stuck in a mental world, wherein one month from now is the far distant future. Solito spoke on Cramer's show about Syntax-Brillan and everything he said he was true. A few days after that, Syntax announced it was raising money through a stock offering, which diluted the existing...

Increased revenues - three times the growth of the industry as a whole - really shitty. During the converence call, the CEO mentioned the "false reports of the short selling hedge funds". So, which one do you work for ?

I would be willing to bet that someone said "let's make it the second Tuesday in September - not the week of Labor Day, because some people will be on vacation, and then not Monday, because people will be busy with other things" and then when they did that, later said "Uh, excuse me, but is...

George Soros recently bought half a million dollars worth of BRLC stock.

So you've posted 1738 previous unhelpful insults ??

All that presupposes no external events. such as Fed announces lower rates due to credit situation.

As usual, people see something and reply to it, without reading the rest of the thread. As a result, after whitster's excellent discussion of the semantics, people continued to misunderstand. Yes, there was "selling pressure" today, but at a certain point, the sellers agreed to a price...

But the interesting part is that the ETF opens as the value of the underlying Chinese stocks, not the US market consensus of what the underlying stocks are worth. The US market consensus only applies during US market hours, and since the ETF's cap is usually a fraction of the underlying...

Where was I talking about "bearish" and "bullish" ?? If volume is high, a lot of people are buying. Period. You can't F*ING SELL A STOCK unless someone buys it. High Volume means a lot of selling and a lot of buying. FOR EXAMPLE - The Stock Market could end the day exactly at the...

Ignore theory and tell me why it is wrong.

This is how the media depiction of the Stock Market is untrue (including CNBC). A day like today is depicted as "the stock market traders are selling today". In reality, for every billion dollars of selling, there must be a billion dollars of buying. Time to panic is when the market...

For the stock market to go down on good volume, someone must be buying. If no one at all is buying, then the volume is low, because the price goes down due to no one responding to the lower prices by buying. So, who buys the huge volume of stocks that are traded on big volume down days ??