Textiles maker Unifi (UFI.NYSE) plunged 26 cents, or almost 18%, to $1.22 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was light as 100,000 fewer shares changed hand than usual.

Ah, what does one say about the textiles industry? To say it has been struggling in recent years would be kind. Unfortunately, this is the price we pay for globalization. Co...

Discovery Laboratories (DSCO.NSDQ) plunged 54 cents, or 52%, to 51 cents, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq today. Volume was more than seven times the daily average.

The shares fell to their lowest level in 10 years after news broke that a Food and Drug Administration review standard places the approval of Discovery's drug Surfaxin in doubt. If approved, Surfaxin will ...

Elan (ELN.NYSE), the Irish biotech firm, rose 60 cents, or 8.6%, to $7.60 making the stock the biggest gainer on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was nearly 13 times the daily average on news that pharma giant Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.NYSE) purchased a $1 billion in stake stake in Elan's portfolio of experimental drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Elan told the Street it was exp...

Patrick Industries (PATK.NSDQ), a maker of construction products for the manufactured homes and recreational vehicles industries, soared 48 cents, or 45%, to $1.54 today, making the stock the biggest gainer on the Nasdadq. Volume was about 50% higher than normal.

Talk about an odd move, especially given the circumstances surrounding Patrikc's two main sectors that it supplies. Ma...

Compton Petroleum (CMZ.NYSE), a Canadian oil and gas concern, fell 10 cents, or 8.6%, to $1.07 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was 89,000 shares below the daily average.

Compton Petroleum sells crude oil and natural gas liquieds primarily to refineries and marketers of crude oil and natural gas liquids. Given the recent streng...

CardioNet (BEAT.NSDQ) was hammered today after lowering its profit outlook for 2009. As a result, the medical device maker fell $6.75, or 41%, to $9.57, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq today. Volume was more than 23 times the daily average.

CardioNet now expects a profit of 30 cents to 35 cents per share and $156 million to $160 million in revenue this year, down...

Zep Inc. (ZEP.NYSE), a maker of cleaning products, soared $1.86, or 15.4%, to $13.91 today, making the stock the top gainer on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was more than 50% higher than the daily average.

Georgia-based Zep releases fiscal third quarter earnings before the bell Thursday and analysts are calling for 14 cents a share in profits. Obviously the Street is expecting t...

Audiovox (VOXX.NSDQ), the maker of cell phones and other electronic accessories, rose 93 cents, or 16%, to $6.79 today, making the stock the biggest gainer on the Nasdaq. Volume was about 30% higher than usual despite the fact that there was no news on the company today.

Audiovox sells mobile multi-media video products, including in-dash, overhead, headrest, and portable mobile video ...

New Oriental Energy & Chemical (NOEC.NSDQ), a Chinese specialty chemicals firm, plunged 28 cents, or 20%, to $1.12 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq. Volume was more than five times the daily average.

New Oriental said it lost $3.7 million, or 30 cents a share in fiscal 2009, compared with a profit of $4 million, or 32 cents a share in fiscal 2008 as sales sl...

Raser Technologies (RZ.NYSE), a geothermal power development company, fell $1.05, or 27%, to $2.80 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. More than 10 million shares changed hands compared to average daily trade of 671,000.

News that the company will sell 25.5 million in stock was the culprit behind the sell off. As I have noted so many times in...

Textiles maker Unifi (UFI.NYSE) plunged 26 cents, or almost 18%, to $1.22 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was light as 100,000 fewer shares changed hand than usual.

Ah, what does one say about the textiles industry? To say it has been struggling in recent years would be kind. Unfortunately, this is the price we pay for globalization. Co...

Discovery Laboratories (DSCO.NSDQ) plunged 54 cents, or 52%, to 51 cents, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq today. Volume was more than seven times the daily average.

The shares fell to their lowest level in 10 years after news broke that a Food and Drug Administration review standard places the approval of Discovery's drug Surfaxin in doubt. If approved, Surfaxin will ...

Elan (ELN.NYSE), the Irish biotech firm, rose 60 cents, or 8.6%, to $7.60 making the stock the biggest gainer on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was nearly 13 times the daily average on news that pharma giant Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.NYSE) purchased a $1 billion in stake stake in Elan's portfolio of experimental drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Elan told the Street it was exp...

Patrick Industries (PATK.NSDQ), a maker of construction products for the manufactured homes and recreational vehicles industries, soared 48 cents, or 45%, to $1.54 today, making the stock the biggest gainer on the Nasdadq. Volume was about 50% higher than normal.

Talk about an odd move, especially given the circumstances surrounding Patrikc's two main sectors that it supplies. Ma...

Hong Kong Highpower Technology (HPJ.AMEX) rose 18 cents, or 12.4%, to $1.63 today, making the stock the top gainer on the American Stock Exchange. Volume was about 50% higher than the daily average.

Hong Kong Highpower engages in the research, development, manufacture, marketing, and sale of nickel metal hydride rechargeable batteries. The China-based company also recycles used b...

Pioneer Drilling (PDC.AMEX), an oil and gas explorer, fell 49 cents, or 9.7%, to $4.54 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the American Stock Exchange. Volume was light at just around 75% of the daily average.

No news was out to directly impact Pioneer Drilling, but yesterday's oil inventory data and news that the price of gas is falling probably weighed on the shares. Oil bu...

And on the other hand regarding smallcap banks, we get back to the normal dour news as seven of the top 10 losers on the Over The Counter Bulletin Board today were banks. Take a look at Sonoma Valley Bancorp, which fell $1.74, or 14.5%, to $10.25, making it one of the top losers in over-the-counter trade.

Volume was more than double the daily average, which in a down day, is never a g...

Commercial National Financial (CEFC.OTCBB), a smallcap regional bank, soared $1.65, or 22%, to $9, making the stock one of the biggest winners in over-the-counter trade today. Volume was light due to the looming holiday weekend.

A couple of things are surprising here regarding Commercial National's pop today. First, as I have noted dozens of times in the past, smallcap banks are getti...

Compton Petroleum (CMZ.NYSE), a Canadian oil and gas concern, fell 10 cents, or 8.6%, to $1.07 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was 89,000 shares below the daily average.

Compton Petroleum sells crude oil and natural gas liquieds primarily to refineries and marketers of crude oil and natural gas liquids. Given the recent streng...

CardioNet (BEAT.NSDQ) was hammered today after lowering its profit outlook for 2009. As a result, the medical device maker fell $6.75, or 41%, to $9.57, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq today. Volume was more than 23 times the daily average.

CardioNet now expects a profit of 30 cents to 35 cents per share and $156 million to $160 million in revenue this year, down...

    Has it occurred to anyone that having Obama elected as the first black president might be one of the worst things that could happen to both him and the rest of America? I am not racist and am not saying that a black man as president is a bad thing, however there are other people within the U.S. that are extremely racist. That being said, what do you think the likely-hood ...

Way to go Kool aid drinking sheep. B.O. gets elected and the market drops 10% in 2 days! The market hadn't seen 2 down days in a row since Oct 27th!

HEMPSTEAD, New York (CNN) -- A majority of debate watchers think Sen. Barack Obama won the third and final presidential debate, according to a national poll conducted right afterward.

Fifty-eight percent of debate watchers questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll said Democratic candidate Obama did the best job in the debate, with 31 percent saying Republican Sen. John McCain ...

From Sunday's Televised 'Meet the Press' Senator Obama was asked about his stance on the American Flag.  Obama Explains National Anthem Stance Sun, 07 Sept. 2008 11:48:04 EST, General Bill Ginn' USAF (ret.) asked Obamato explain why he doesn't  follow protocol when the National Anthem is played. The General also stated to the Senator that according to the United States Code...

What a joke

Year 2000 $2350

Year 2001 $1470

Year 2002 $1050

Year 2003 $3400

Year 2004 $2500

In that time frame Obama made over 1.2 Million dollars. Not even 1%!!!!!

Of course when he decided to run for Prez he increased his donations. Most to his church(Wrights church) Then only 5%! BY his own defination he is "rich" And he can only afford...

Thai Motor Shows... with hot girls...

The LA Times claims it has B.O. on tape praising known PLO terrorist Rashid Khalidi. Yet it won't release the tape. If McCain had been on the tape you can bet it would be their lead story. In fact it would be the lead story all over the world. Just another example of the media in the tank for Obama. Whats with B.O. and terrorist's?

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Thanks to Basil for this list.

This blog can reflect a negative image of the get-paid industry, it should be observed that there are many good, honest and paying programs where there is the potentia...

Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc. (Nasdaq: SIRI) cut its third quarter loss to $120.1 million, or 8 cents per share, from $162.9 million, or 12 cents per share a year ago. Revenue for the quarter rose 45 percent to $241.8 million, but fell short of Wall Street's expectations of 244.3 million.

 The New York-based company finished the quarter with 7.7 million, and added 524,938 new sub...

His numbers just don't add up. He is proposing spending trillions add that to what the treasury is spending and we are bankrupt. Heck we already are. Ask your self how much longer will foreign countries keep buying our debt?

Obama says he will pay for his wild spending spree buy giving a middle class tax cut and increasing taxes on the rich. Sounds so romantic,so "Robin Hoodesque...

Textiles maker Unifi (UFI.NYSE) plunged 26 cents, or almost 18%, to $1.22 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was light as 100,000 fewer shares changed hand than usual.

Ah, what does one say about the textiles industry? To say it has been struggling in recent years would be kind. Unfortunately, this is the price we pay for globalization. Co...

Discovery Laboratories (DSCO.NSDQ) plunged 54 cents, or 52%, to 51 cents, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq today. Volume was more than seven times the daily average.

The shares fell to their lowest level in 10 years after news broke that a Food and Drug Administration review standard places the approval of Discovery's drug Surfaxin in doubt. If approved, Surfaxin will ...

Elan (ELN.NYSE), the Irish biotech firm, rose 60 cents, or 8.6%, to $7.60 making the stock the biggest gainer on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was nearly 13 times the daily average on news that pharma giant Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.NYSE) purchased a $1 billion in stake stake in Elan's portfolio of experimental drugs to treat Alzheimer's disease.

Elan told the Street it was exp...

Patrick Industries (PATK.NSDQ), a maker of construction products for the manufactured homes and recreational vehicles industries, soared 48 cents, or 45%, to $1.54 today, making the stock the biggest gainer on the Nasdadq. Volume was about 50% higher than normal.

Talk about an odd move, especially given the circumstances surrounding Patrikc's two main sectors that it supplies. Ma...

Compton Petroleum (CMZ.NYSE), a Canadian oil and gas concern, fell 10 cents, or 8.6%, to $1.07 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was 89,000 shares below the daily average.

Compton Petroleum sells crude oil and natural gas liquieds primarily to refineries and marketers of crude oil and natural gas liquids. Given the recent streng...

CardioNet (BEAT.NSDQ) was hammered today after lowering its profit outlook for 2009. As a result, the medical device maker fell $6.75, or 41%, to $9.57, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq today. Volume was more than 23 times the daily average.

CardioNet now expects a profit of 30 cents to 35 cents per share and $156 million to $160 million in revenue this year, down...

Zep Inc. (ZEP.NYSE), a maker of cleaning products, soared $1.86, or 15.4%, to $13.91 today, making the stock the top gainer on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume was more than 50% higher than the daily average.

Georgia-based Zep releases fiscal third quarter earnings before the bell Thursday and analysts are calling for 14 cents a share in profits. Obviously the Street is expecting t...

Audiovox (VOXX.NSDQ), the maker of cell phones and other electronic accessories, rose 93 cents, or 16%, to $6.79 today, making the stock the biggest gainer on the Nasdaq. Volume was about 30% higher than usual despite the fact that there was no news on the company today.

Audiovox sells mobile multi-media video products, including in-dash, overhead, headrest, and portable mobile video ...

New Oriental Energy & Chemical (NOEC.NSDQ), a Chinese specialty chemicals firm, plunged 28 cents, or 20%, to $1.12 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the Nasdaq. Volume was more than five times the daily average.

New Oriental said it lost $3.7 million, or 30 cents a share in fiscal 2009, compared with a profit of $4 million, or 32 cents a share in fiscal 2008 as sales sl...

Raser Technologies (RZ.NYSE), a geothermal power development company, fell $1.05, or 27%, to $2.80 today, making the stock the biggest loser on the New York Stock Exchange. More than 10 million shares changed hands compared to average daily trade of 671,000.

News that the company will sell 25.5 million in stock was the culprit behind the sell off. As I have noted so many times in...