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I guarantee that this company will quadruple before Friday. Check it out
Even non traditional places to stash some savings like bitcoin are out of control at an all time high.
Given that, it's so hard to make any serious scratch these days. Most things are overinflated and offer very little upside.
That's why I was super relieved when I stumbled upon a small medical company that's so undervalued I couldn't believe my eyes.
They just announced the results of trials which were extremely positive and I believe that the share value is poised to quadruple by this Friday.
At this time it's trading at an all time low of just five cents... It literally has no where to go but up.
I am going to grab a nice position this morning, and in your place, I'd seriously consider getting in today before the masses find out what's happening and the price shoots up.
The ticker is. q s m g
Check it out now, you'll be glad you got in at under ten cents. You should also tell all your friends about this. I am expecting it to double today.
Friday, June 16, 2017
You can make more than ten times your principle with just this 1 stock
Earlier today I got lucky because as I was having a bite with one of my good friends who works at a top banking firm, he let me in on a little "secret".
Basically they're working on closing a deal for a forbes 100 pharmaceutical company to purchase the entirety of a small drug maker that's just completed a cure for prostate tumors.
The company that's being acquired is trading at just a few pennies right now but the big pharma is paying around a buck a share for it.
This means if you grab shares today you'll be able to make at least ten times what you put in.
The symbol which you need to give your broker or put into your brokerage is the first letter of each of these words:
Quick
Sun
Main
Goal
Together they make up the 4 letter symbol which you need. Act quickly before other people get wind of this.
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Monday, December 12, 2016
It's absolutely incredible!
What a surprise! I suggest you have a look! http://between.themotordome.com/improve-memory I'm totally impressed!
Stan Yombo
Monday, November 21, 2016
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
After the Sudan Elections: What Next for the Region?
By Scott A Morgan
The Elections in Sudan have been concluded. In the views of several people the outcome was already decided before the first ballot was cast. Omar al-Bashir has been reelected President of Sudan. This fact means that the future regional stability of Central Africa may now be in jeopardy.
It has also been widely held by several Governments including the United States that this was a preliminary run. The real Elections will occur in January 2011. This will be when the Southern Part of Sudan will get a choice either to remain part of Sudan or to vote for Independence and become the Newest Country in Africa. Already this fact has some people worried.
The Background heading into this increasingly crucial election could not be more riddled with tension. Although the African Union and the Arab League confirmed that the elections were Free and Fair, The three states which guarantee that the Comprehensive Peace Accord is followed (US, UK and Norway) found that the Cycle was riff with Irregularities. South Africa stated that the Election Process seemed to be rushed in their Opinion.
One Area of Concern was Darfur. It was one area where a couple of interesting events occurred. 4 South African Peacekeepers were kidnapped hours after the polls opened. At anytime their release is expected by the United Nations. Some of the most glaring problems with the vote did occur in Darfur. On April 19th the UN announced that renewed clashes between the Sudanese Military and the Abdel Wahid Faction of the Sudanese Liberation Army were disrupting Aid Supplies to an estimated 100,000 refugees.
This is not the only action that is being conducted by the Sudanese Military at this time. There are reports that the Sudanese Army have moved into the Blue Nile State as well. Blue Nile which is close to Ethiopia was the scene of some of the most violent fighting during the 1983-2005 war. Both Factions have been consulting with Prime Minister Zenawi in Ethiopia since the Election started.
Already the interesting Diplomacy has begun in the region. President Deby of Chad has announced that his Government would NOT support the Referendum on Southern Independence under any Circumstance. He would prefer to have Sudan remain as one entity. His stated logic is that He fears that an insurgency that operated in the 1980s would resume again. This statement is causing some consternation among the People of Southern Sudan at this time.
Another Country that is watching this situation Develop is the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This Country which has been plagued by War conducted by Regional Militias and its neighbors since the 1990s is very rich in natural resources. There have been some calls for this Country which is the largest Country in Africa to be partitioned as well. How the referendum in Southern Sudan goes could be a factor in the future of the DRC.
If one takes this information and reviews it there is one sad conclusion that can be reached. The situation in Central Africa is very similar to that in the Balkans in 1914. Countries having designs on their neighbors and supporting Opposition Movements both legitimate political actors and irregular forces bent on exploiting people. There are Elections occurring in Rwanda this summer. The Actions of that Government towards the Opposition and the Independent Media outlets are an additional Source of Tension.
Before the Referendum will take place there will be an effort at posturing by various actors in the region and at the United Nations. There will be calls to delay the Referendum. Rebel Groups in Darfur and other Countries in Africa will find their actions under scrutiny as well in various capitals including Washington, Beijing and Canberra.
As soon as the Results are released we can start the clock for the Real Elections in Sudan. It will be as the Chinese say “Interesting Times.”
The Author Publishes Confused Eagle on the Internet and comments on US Policy towards Africa. Confused Eagle can be found at confusedeagle.livejournal.com
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Congo's Katanga Province Bans Export of Mineral Concentrates
By Nicholas Bariyo, contributing to Dow Jones Newswires; 256-75-2624615 bariyonic@yahoo.co.uk
Dow Jones Newswires
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Congo's copper-rich Katanga province has banned the export of unprocessed mineral concentrates in a bid to compel companies to add value to mineral exports, a government official said Tuesday.
A provincial official in Katanga province told Dow Jones Newswires that Martin Kabwelulu, Congo's mines minister, directed provincial authorities to start effecting the ban this week to compel mining companies to put in place mineral processing facilities, including metallurgic plants, to add value to copper and cobalt concentrates.
"The main idea behind the ban is to create more jobs and collect more revenue," he said by telephone from Lubumbashi, the provincial capital.
The ban was first announced in 2007 but was temporally lifted to allow companies time to put in place facilities.
In 2007, the ban affected mainly companies with operations in both Zambia and Congo, including Toronto-listed First Quantum Minerals Ltd (FM.T) and South Africa-based Metorex Ltd.(MTX.JO).
Years of civil war and inadequate investment have left most mineral treatment facilities in Katanga dilapidated, forcing most companies to ship concentrates for treatment outside the country, mainly in neighboring Zambia as well as South Africa and China.
Congo's state mining company, Gecamines, has been rehabilitating its mineral treatment facilities in Katanga since 2008, but the global economic downturn slowed down rehabilitation work last year.
The company has also been seeking early payment of signature bonuses from international companies that took over some of its assets since 2006 to speed up rehabilitation.
The dipping of global copper prices in 2008 forced a number of small-scale mining companies out of Congo, hampering the sector's recovery.
According to analysts, the African Copperbelt, which stretches from Katanga to Northern Zambia, contains at least 10% of the world's copper reserves and a third of its cobalt reserves.
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