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icetonez · #**101** 11-13-2007, 08:31 PM

It will be interesting to see how this trades tomorrow. On one hand we got the refinancing, but on the other we missed consensus by 34 cents.

icetonez · #**102** 11-13-2007, 10:36 PM

Ok my guess is that Dayton goes up tomorrow. I don't think the consensus was all that fair. Yes it seemed Q3 would gain the first half weather delays, but historically Q3 has been difficult; this was the first time in 5 years they showed a profit in Q3.

Groty · #**103** 11-13-2007, 11:29 PM

Why are you pumping the stock before the confeence call? I unerstand your motivations, but really, [censored] you.

icetonez · #**104** 11-13-2007, 11:46 PM

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Why are you pumping the stock before the confeence call? I unerstand your motivations, but really, [censored] you.

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Are you serious? That is my genuine opinion. Lol at anyone making decisions based on my conjectures (that is I bought my first stock this summer). Secondly, I actually hope the stock doesn't spike tomorrow. I sold half my shares last week and want to buy back in at a lower price.

Jimbo · #**105** 11-14-2007, 12:36 AM

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Why are you pumping the stock before the confeence call? I unerstand your motivations, but really, [censored] you.

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Te conference call has been rescheduled for 8AM EST on Wednesday morning from Thursday afternoon so unless you trade in the pre-market why do you care?

1-800-6421687 ID# 23652784

Full Disclosure: I don't own this stock and will never buy any (too illiquid for my taste). NILE is about the least liquid stock I feel comfortable trading.

Jimbo

icetonez · #**106** 11-14-2007, 12:12 PM

I guess it was obvious to some that the miss was more significant than the refi. I bought back in just now at $5.62.

gonebroke2 · #**107** 11-14-2007, 06:41 PM

What is the 2+2 total loss for this stock so far? I am sticking with SHOE for stock advice.

icetonez · #**108** 11-14-2007, 07:24 PM

Your contributions are appreciated.

P.S. Ample Thighs (sorry I type with a lisp)

jumbojacks · #**109** 11-14-2007, 07:34 PM

Please post more icetonez. icetonez's contributions >> Shoe's imo.

ReDeYES88 · #**110** 11-14-2007, 09:59 PM

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Faced with tightening lending standards, commercial buildings will take a hit as well, dropping 6 percent in 2008. After experiencing a 40 percent surge of growth in 2007, thanks in part to considerable development of ethanol plants, the manufacturing sector will retreat by 11 percent in dollar volume to $16.5 billion.
Some trends are more positive for 2007, particularly in the public sector as many state and local governments remain fiscally strong, Murray said. Public works could realize a 3 percent gain to $120.95 billion in 2008. Highways and bridges are predicted to be a major contributor to growth, as renewed interest has been expressed in Congress for infrastructure improvements following the I-35W bridge collapse in Minneapolis in August. Public-private partnerships also continue to offer additional revenue sources. Murray said that the sector could see a 5 percent increase in construction starts to $56.9 billion in 2008.

Values of institutional building will also rise 4 percent to $118.7 billion next year, while square footage of those projects will remain essentially flat, experiencing a modest 1 percent increase. School construction will be a strong contributor to growth in the sector, rising 7 percent to $56.3 billion next year, while healthcare starts will flatten with a 1 percent drop predicted.

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"Some trends are more positive for 2007, particularly in the public sector as many state and local governments remain fiscally strong, Murray said. Public works could realize a 3 percent gain to $120.95 billion in 2008. Highways and bridges are predicted to be a major contributor to growth, as renewed interest has been expressed in Congress for infrastructure improvements following the I-35W bridge collapse in Minneapolis in August. Public-private partnerships also continue to offer additional revenue sources. Murray said that the sector could see a 5 percent increase in construction starts to $56.9 billion in 2008.

Values of institutional building will also rise 4 percent to $118.7 billion next year, while square footage of those projects will remain essentially flat, experiencing a modest 1 percent increase. School construction will be a strong contributor to growth in the sector, rising 7 percent to $56.3 billion next year, while healthcare starts will flatten with a 1 percent drop predicted."