Acacia Stock Market Down 40,80%
 

Check this out http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=ACTG&d=t

The stock falling down down down. :1orglaugh

Rockbear

straight to the bottom

That'll hit them where it hurts :thumbsup

Cool.

:thumbsup

fucking A!
It was 6.25 this morning!

Nooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!

:thumbsup

What's that from? A verdict?

Cheers,
Matt

i hope these sleazeballs rott in hell. :BangBang:

I hear they have 50+ Million in the bank so it would take some time before they go there.

They had a press release yesterday it seems

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040713/135428_1.html

43.84%
It just keeps on going down.. :glugglug

anyone else short the stock after that release? :)

lawyers can eat up 50 million fast.

They are there own lawyers, that's just about the whole company lawyers.

so they will get paid 1st

Volume: 591,111
Avg Vol (3m): 65,409

Acacia got an average volume of 65,409 by day.

11:22 here and already 591,111 damn everybody dump their stock.

The volume will be over 1 Million today. Awesome and not good at all technically for them. Phase 4 of hour for this stock so really really bad for the stock.

Rockbear

good, fuck them

I hope it goes below $ 1.00

let them hit rock bottom the suckers :BangBang:

i highly doubt there would be an uptick to short it

:thumbsup

:thumbsup

straight back to hell where they came from

Can someone translate that in normal English?

http://fightthepatent.com/ has a link to the ruling and Brandon is working on the translation for us now I think. Sure he will post on his site and prolly here.

Does yahoo do the forums for the stocks anymore? I used to love going in to the yahoo forum for the dotcom I worked for and read the bashing the CEO would get.

:thumbsup

:D

It's called spin.. a last ditch effort to save face to their stock owners.

Going up again (7%) :feels-hot

Looks like it is recovering some. :mad:

good news :thumbsup

someones buying, it crept up 10% from the 43% loss

rock on

theres always a few gullible acacia cheerleaders who think they are getting the deal of the century.

Last Price CIN $4.0300
Change -$2.2200 -35.52%
Volume 1,187,856
Last Trade 07/13/2004 01:10 PM EDT


still a HUGE drop in 1 day, I imagine it will fall more and more this week

Must have been all the webmasters dumping their stock.

The come back is just normal before the dinner let see the close at 4:00PM.

i shorted it at 5am pre market! yeh baby!!!

Buuuuuuuurp!!!:glugglug

It's going down again ... :GFYBand

Good!:thumbsup

hey denis, i use questrade.com for my trades, if you daytrade check em out they are in TO

look at that chart...its ugly, its breaking ALL support...bye ACACIA, this stock is going down more. Too bad you can't short it anymore because it's under $5

bumpus........

.......just 'cause it makes me happy to see this thread high

:thumbsup

For them to survive, it'll take many firm believers in their patent...

And there won't be many of those left now! :thumbsup

Maybe I should go over there and snoop around a little bit. Only a 5 minute drive from my house.

Please drop at least some dogshit in their mail while your'e at it.. :Graucho

Good, let them rot in hell

someone short, i'm scared :(

Starting january 3rd, you will be able to short most
stocks without an uptick in prices:

Short-selling experiment wins blessing of the SEC

By Floyd Norris
The New York Times
June 28, 2004

Shorting the stocks of some of the largest companies is about to become easier. But shorting the stocks that some investors view as the most overvalued will become more difficult.

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a new rule on short selling last week that for the first time in decades would allow some stocks to be sold short even though the price was falling. The original rule, which let investors sell most stocks short only when share prices were rising, was adopted during the Depression at a time when short sellers were blamed for the 1929 crash.

Short selling is the practice of borrowing shares and then selling them. It is usually done to bet that the stock price will decline, which allows the seller to buy the shares back at a lower price and pocket the difference after returning them. But it can also be done as part of hedging strategies.

To many economists, short selling helps to create efficient markets for stocks by allowing prices to be influenced by everyone who has an opinion on a stock, and restrictions on the practice therefore impede market efficiency.

But many companies bitterly complain that traders use it to drive down prices in what they call bear raids. They are especially angry about so-called naked shorting, in which stocks are sold short even though the seller has not borrowed shares.

The SEC has agreed that for a year, beginning on Jan. 3, one-third of the stocks in the Russell 3000 would have the basic limitation on short selling removed. On the New York and American Stock Exchanges, that limitation bars a short sale of any stock except at a price higher than the last different price. On the Nasdaq, there is a somewhat similar rule based on the bid price.

Acacia had a conf. call regarding the case, can't wait to hear it