New website will be up and running by 10 am eastern. Its a combination website with Homeland and Laidlaw.
http://www.homelandlaidlaw.com/
http://www.homelandlaidlaw.com/
What are you trying to say? Maybe instead of buying Laidlaw stock you should buy Hooked on Phonics.
I am lazy, you got that part right.
Read the 8 pages that I and other posters have kept updated. If thats not enough here is some more info for you to decide. My thorough response is this entire thread.
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=639498&highlight=laidlaw
http://www.investorshub.com
I'm just wondering why you can so strongly believe this is not just another pump n dump. I'm obviously not going to invest a cent until I've done my due research. I would never just read a post n drop thousands into the toilet like I'm sure many on here have done. It's pathetic. But seeing people claim these one-in-a-million occurrences happenning left and right is a joke.
I'm not, by any means, saying this is another one of those stocks, or even that I will not invest, I'm just interested in your thought process and what you've read/who you've heard from that makes you believe otherwise.
As for your little hooked on phonics comment, I guarantee I am in the top 1% on this forum as far as intelligence goes. And that is a drastic understatement.
Try and keep it civil in here. No one gives a fuck how smart to say you are. We are all on the same team.
You got 8 pages here of why I think this company is good plus the other link. I'm not going to repost everything that is already there in this thread and links to the investorshub, I got better shit to do.
I know I'm not picking you on my team for the Laidlaw Charity softball tournament.
1. Never meant to make anyone sound dumb or uninformed, sorry if I offended anyone, but people are a little uneasy here sometimes, never too hard to draw some reactions from internet tough guys. No offense to anyone.
2. It's not that I'm a genius but the overall intelligence level in online forums is pretty humorous, so a "Hooked on phonics" comment is pretty unwarranted when directed at a 34 ACT mind. Just had to refute/laugh at that.
3. I didn't see anything very convincing that anyone with an internet connection couldn't find, yet you seem extremely confident, so I was wondering if you knew anyone that may know something the general public may not.
4. Company softball, cute. I'm sorry you feel that way. (/Your loss...)
Reread your first post and tell me if it makes any sense to a person who didn't score a 35 on their ACT. It was poorly written.
If you can't find anything in this thread or on the internet that would make you want to invest in this company, then I would suggest not buying any Laidlaw stock.
I post all info I know in this thread and I get all of my information from the investorshub board. Perhaps you should sign up there and ask them.
Good luck, I'm done with you.
Another twitter post from MBB. I'm guessing he's not talking about someone who wants to buy 50,000 shares. LOL.
Just received a call from a prospective investor who heard good things about us through word of mouth and intends to invest Always nice 2 hrabout 1 hour ago from web
Just received a call from a prospective investor who heard good things about us through word of mouth and intends to invest Always nice 2 hrabout 1 hour ago from web
The Laidlaw Biomass facility is located in downtown Berlin. It is in an area that is zoned for a biomass facility but it is right in the middle of the city.
Certain residence of Berlin feel that this facility should be turned into something else or never operate again. They perfer the biomass facility that Clean Power wants to build out of town.
The problem is that Clean Power doesn't have an agreement to sell power and Laidlaw is doing nothing wrong with building this facility.
This decision is a state level decision anyway, but it would be nice to have a Berlin mayor in 100% favor of Laidlaw.
The new Berlin, NH Mayor speaks. 3 other pro Laidlaw cousil members also won their elections.
Berlin: Grenier unseats Bertrand
By LORNA COLQUHOUN
New Hampshire Union Leader Correspondent
1 minute ago
BERLIN – Two years ago, Paul Grenier decided to take a rest from local politics and did not seek a fifth term on the city council.
On Tuesday, he was elected mayor of the state’s northernmost city, unseating first term Mayor David Bertrand, 1,396-948.
“I think the blue-collar workers in this community have spoken up,” Grenier said last night. “It’s time to move on with the biomass (proposals) and get Laidlaw up and running,” referring to the larger of two proposed biomass plants.
Grenier, who is a Coos County commissioner, served on the city cousil for 16 years. He is a former paper mill worker who lost his job more than a decade ago.
“I know city government and I had the right message,” he said. “I was one of those displaced mill workers in 1996. This victory isn’t mine - it’s really the working class speaking up.”
Grenier said his message during the campaign was "jobs, jobs, jobs” and he wants to work to bring them back to his city. He is an advocate of biomass plants
and wants them in Berlin. In the last election two years ago, there was widespread sentiment in the city against that industry.
“Two years ago, people were allowed to dream and then this economic disaster walked in,” he said. "People have realized that a white knight isn’t going to ride into town.”
Most immediately, he said, he wants to get Laidlaw BioPower online at the site of the former pulp mill, along with the 40 jobs it will bring and “$20 million to $25 million in new goods and services."
In other municipal results, Ward 1 incumbent city councilor Ryan Landry, 285, defeated challenger Beverly Ingersoll, 227.
In Ward 2, former Mayor Robert Danderson, 283, defeated Jonathan Edwards, 250.
In Ward 3, Michael Rozek, 393, defeated incumbent Ronald Goudreau, 250, and Paul Cusson, 128.
In Ward 4, incumbent Timothy Cayer, 387, was unchallenged for the 4-year seat open. For the two year seat, David Poulin, 296, defeated Joseph LaPuma, 174.
http://www.unionleader.com/article....rticleId=e36c622e-2b9d-4479-9048-1d0c47976e83
Berlin: Grenier unseats Bertrand
By LORNA COLQUHOUN
New Hampshire Union Leader Correspondent
1 minute ago
BERLIN – Two years ago, Paul Grenier decided to take a rest from local politics and did not seek a fifth term on the city council.
On Tuesday, he was elected mayor of the state’s northernmost city, unseating first term Mayor David Bertrand, 1,396-948.
“I think the blue-collar workers in this community have spoken up,” Grenier said last night. “It’s time to move on with the biomass (proposals) and get Laidlaw up and running,” referring to the larger of two proposed biomass plants.
Grenier, who is a Coos County commissioner, served on the city cousil for 16 years. He is a former paper mill worker who lost his job more than a decade ago.
“I know city government and I had the right message,” he said. “I was one of those displaced mill workers in 1996. This victory isn’t mine - it’s really the working class speaking up.”
Grenier said his message during the campaign was "jobs, jobs, jobs” and he wants to work to bring them back to his city. He is an advocate of biomass plants
and wants them in Berlin. In the last election two years ago, there was widespread sentiment in the city against that industry.
“Two years ago, people were allowed to dream and then this economic disaster walked in,” he said. "People have realized that a white knight isn’t going to ride into town.”
Most immediately, he said, he wants to get Laidlaw BioPower online at the site of the former pulp mill, along with the 40 jobs it will bring and “$20 million to $25 million in new goods and services."
In other municipal results, Ward 1 incumbent city councilor Ryan Landry, 285, defeated challenger Beverly Ingersoll, 227.
In Ward 2, former Mayor Robert Danderson, 283, defeated Jonathan Edwards, 250.
In Ward 3, Michael Rozek, 393, defeated incumbent Ronald Goudreau, 250, and Paul Cusson, 128.
In Ward 4, incumbent Timothy Cayer, 387, was unchallenged for the 4-year seat open. For the two year seat, David Poulin, 296, defeated Joseph LaPuma, 174.
http://www.unionleader.com/article....rticleId=e36c622e-2b9d-4479-9048-1d0c47976e83
