stocks - quick cash

gotwater · 11-13-2002, 03:14 PM

What stocks should I buy for the month of November to earn some quick cash in a month.. by selling in a month or so??

sorry.. I didn't know where to post this

trapp3rb0y · 11-16-2002, 02:19 PM

try doing this instead.

Want to make some extra cash for the Hollidays?

Go to DollarClone.com and play one of the online games.
The $1 Game is the most popular, people are a little skeptical and want to see if it really works, but the $100 Game has the biggest payout in the shortest amount of time.
For instance:
Everyone knows at least 5 people that like to make money right?
Get just 5 people to join your $100 Game, you can then stop right there if you want and BUY OUT and get $250.00!
Anyone could do this in a matter of hours! What a way to double your money!
And it works the same for ALL GAMES, only the dollar amounts change depending on the game you choose.
No products to sell or buy! Just play the system and you will win.

So what are you waiting for Go check it out. It's fast, easy and most of all it's fun.
We look foreward to seeing you all there

DollarClone.com

gasupusa · 11-19-2002, 05:17 AM

Try Pre-paid Legal Services. The symbol is PPD it is listed on the NYSE. You might want to do a stock analysis on it first. It has recieved a BUY recomendation from all the investment sites I've went to.

Prepaidlegal · 12-01-2002, 11:29 PM

Got this from CBS Marketwatch

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/tools/quo...DB820E5F092%7D

-------------------------------------------

Gotham funds believe Pre-Paid is a high-quality business that is extremely undervalued at current market prices. The report, available at www.gothampartners.com, includes a detailed valuation model.

Gotham's report reaches the following conclusions:
-- Pre-Paid offers a valuable service, providing middle-class
Americans with access to professional legal services. The
not-for-profit National Resource Center for Consumers of Legal
Services reports that 154 million Americans are currently
covered by some form of legal service plan. Pre-Paid is a
member in good standing of American Prepaid Legal Services
Institute (APLSI), an affiliate of the American Bar
Association.
-- From December 31, 1998 through September 30, 2002, Pre-Paid's
membership base grew by 130%, from 603,000 to 1,389,000
members.
-- For 2002 and 2003, Pre-Paid's after-tax free cash flow is
projected to be $50 million and $60 million, respectively. At
the current share price of $25, the company's valuation is 9.5
times 2002 cash flow and 7.9 times 2003 cash flow, ignoring
the positive effect of additional share repurchases.
-- Since April 1999, Pre-Paid has aggressively directed its free
cash flow to repurchase and retire its shares, reducing shares
outstanding from 23.6 million in April 1999 to 19 million as
of October 18, 2002.
-- Gotham's valuation model, detailed in its report, concludes
that the business is fairly valued between $32 and $67 per
share. The model, based upon 26 years of historical data,
identifies three components of value:
(1) the existing base of 1.389 million members has an
after-tax present value of $230 million or $12.11 per
share;
(2) the off-balance sheet pre-paid commission asset of $209
million has an after-tax present value of $94.6 million or
$4.98 per share;
(3) the potential to add new members in the future has an
after-tax present value between $294 million and $948
million, or a range of $15-50 per share based on
assumptions on future sales growth that range between a
decline of 2% per year to growth of 8% per year.
-- Pre-Paid is likely the most heavily shorted stock of any U.S.
public company, with 11.5 million shares sold short versus 19
million shares outstanding. This short interest, which has
depressed the share price, facilitates the company's share
repurchase program and exposes the shorts to extreme risks.
-- Gotham rebuts each of the short-sellers' arguments against the
company including allegations of accounting impropriety,
slowing growth, multi-level marketing, poor corporate
governance and litigation.
-- Press coverage of Pre-Paid, much of it inspired by short
sellers, has been unfair, incomplete and lopsided.

Disclaimer: Funds managed by Gotham and its affiliates own shares of Pre-Paid. The report is not intended as investment advice to anyone. Gotham urges anyone interested in Pre-Paid to read the company's SEC filings and to consult whatever other sources they deem appropriate in order to form their own opinions on the topics covered in the report.

Gotham Partners Management Co, LLC
David P. Berkowitz, 212/286-0300
research@gothampartners.com

http://www.businesswire.com

Today's News On The Net - Business Wire's full file on the Internet
with Hyperlinks to your home page.

Copyright (C) 2002 Business Wire. All rights reserved.

11-13-2002, 03:14 PM	#1
gotwater Ensign Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: cali Posts: 42	stocks - quick cash What stocks should I buy for the month of November to earn some quick cash in a month.. by selling in a month or so?? sorry.. I didn't know where to post this __________________

11-16-2002, 02:19 PM	#2
trapp3rb0y Ensign Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Missouri Posts: 7	Making cash in a month try doing this instead. Want to make some extra cash for the Hollidays? Go to DollarClone.com and play one of the online games. The $1 Game is the most popular, people are a little skeptical and want to see if it really works, but the $100 Game has the biggest payout in the shortest amount of time. For instance: Everyone knows at least 5 people that like to make money right? Get just 5 people to join your $100 Game, you can then stop right there if you want and BUY OUT and get $250.00! Anyone could do this in a matter of hours! What a way to double your money! And it works the same for ALL GAMES, only the dollar amounts change depending on the game you choose. No products to sell or buy! Just play the system and you will win. So what are you waiting for Go check it out. It's fast, easy and most of all it's fun. We look foreward to seeing you all there DollarClone.com __________________ Larry Hawkins http://www.DollarClone.com

11-19-2002, 05:17 AM	#3
gasupusa Ensign Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: California Posts: 6	Try Pre-paid Legal Services. The symbol is PPD it is listed on the NYSE. You might want to do a stock analysis on it first. It has recieved a BUY recomendation from all the investment sites I've went to. __________________ SAVE 21% ON GAS!!

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12-01-2002, 11:29 PM	#4
Prepaidlegal Ensign Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: California Posts: 5	Got this from CBS Marketwatch http://cbs.marketwatch.com/tools/quo...DB820E5F092%7D ------------------------------------------- Gotham funds believe Pre-Paid is a high-quality business that is extremely undervalued at current market prices. The report, available at www.gothampartners.com, includes a detailed valuation model. Gotham's report reaches the following conclusions: -- Pre-Paid offers a valuable service, providing middle-class Americans with access to professional legal services. The not-for-profit National Resource Center for Consumers of Legal Services reports that 154 million Americans are currently covered by some form of legal service plan. Pre-Paid is a member in good standing of American Prepaid Legal Services Institute (APLSI), an affiliate of the American Bar Association. -- From December 31, 1998 through September 30, 2002, Pre-Paid's membership base grew by 130%, from 603,000 to 1,389,000 members. -- For 2002 and 2003, Pre-Paid's after-tax free cash flow is projected to be $50 million and $60 million, respectively. At the current share price of $25, the company's valuation is 9.5 times 2002 cash flow and 7.9 times 2003 cash flow, ignoring the positive effect of additional share repurchases. -- Since April 1999, Pre-Paid has aggressively directed its free cash flow to repurchase and retire its shares, reducing shares outstanding from 23.6 million in April 1999 to 19 million as of October 18, 2002. -- Gotham's valuation model, detailed in its report, concludes that the business is fairly valued between $32 and $67 per share. The model, based upon 26 years of historical data, identifies three components of value: (1) the existing base of 1.389 million members has an after-tax present value of $230 million or $12.11 per share; (2) the off-balance sheet pre-paid commission asset of $209 million has an after-tax present value of $94.6 million or $4.98 per share; (3) the potential to add new members in the future has an after-tax present value between $294 million and $948 million, or a range of $15-50 per share based on assumptions on future sales growth that range between a decline of 2% per year to growth of 8% per year. -- Pre-Paid is likely the most heavily shorted stock of any U.S. public company, with 11.5 million shares sold short versus 19 million shares outstanding. This short interest, which has depressed the share price, facilitates the company's share repurchase program and exposes the shorts to extreme risks. -- Gotham rebuts each of the short-sellers' arguments against the company including allegations of accounting impropriety, slowing growth, multi-level marketing, poor corporate governance and litigation. -- Press coverage of Pre-Paid, much of it inspired by short sellers, has been unfair, incomplete and lopsided. Disclaimer: Funds managed by Gotham and its affiliates own shares of Pre-Paid. The report is not intended as investment advice to anyone. Gotham urges anyone interested in Pre-Paid to read the company's SEC filings and to consult whatever other sources they deem appropriate in order to form their own opinions on the topics covered in the report. Gotham Partners Management Co, LLC David P. Berkowitz, 212/286-0300 research@gothampartners.com http://www.businesswire.com Today's News On The Net - Business Wire's full file on the Internet with Hyperlinks to your home page. Copyright (C) 2002 Business Wire. All rights reserved.

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