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07/7/2009 20:08 | jeeeeeeeez u see Nazdq down 2.3%.... at least we got some view of speed in volitile markets:- | sirace | |
16/11/2005 13:55 | What a silly thread set up by a ramper. Down she comes | bspramper | |
16/11/2005 13:44 | Google - Brokekid.net In this case, the morning of June 29, the page flickers and, bam, Google has ... We're working with GeoSim Systems out of Israel ( Link ) to create a 3D ... brokekid.net/categor Charts Fundamental Data Sector Specialty & Other Finance Mkt.Sector AIM Mkt.Segment AIM Turnover - Profit -1.07 Norm EPS -0.56 PE Ratio - Market cap 4.03 NMS 10,000 News 26/10/05 17:30 AFXF Brainspark says sale of Geosim stake nears completion 26/10/05 17:02 UKREG Update Ok chaps... here is the real big ramp... Geosim ( is linked to and this is linked to Keyhole systems... Now you wonder what the hell am I on about... well here is the thing Keyhole was purchased by Google for producing google earth... No it cant be can it... its as simple as that and go look at this, I got lead here download the software, and you can fly over america and go look at some really smart 3d buildings IT BLOODY WELL IS ;-) Bluedolphine - 10 Nov'05 - 21:02 - 3423 of 3431 edit November 01, 2005] Intergraph Announces 3D Visual Capabilities in GeoMedia SAN ANTONIO --(Business Wire)-- Nov. 1, 2005 -- Partnership with Skyline Software Systems to Provide Realistic Location-Specific Simulations of Geospatial Data Intergraph Corporation (NASDAQ: INGR) today announced an OEM agreement with Skyline Software Systems to integrate Skyline's 3D visualization technology within Intergraph's GeoMedia(R) product line. Under the agreement, GeoMedia users will have 3D visualization for an entire range of geospatial information - from digital elevation models to high-resolution imagery and geospatial features - such as road networks, infrastructure and other points of interest. The new offering will give users advanced 3D visualization and fly-through capabilities embedded directly in GeoMedia's easy-to-use interface, improving data visualization and the presentation of terrain, imagery and feature data. Combining dynamic and accurate geospatial data from GeoMedia with real-time streaming imagery capabilities from Skyline enables users to evaluate environments using realistic, location-specific simulations, which gives decision makers a reliable platform to quickly and accurately make critical decisions based on real-time 3D geospatial data. "Intergraph continues to work with other best-in-class technology providers to give our customers a powerful environment to view geospatial data in highly realistic detailed ways," said Preetha Pulusani, president of Intergraph's Security, Government & Infrastructure division. "By integrating Skyline's 3D visualization capabilities with our foundational geospatial platform, users can collect, process, analyze and visualize terrain imagery in new and improved ways to make better, faster decisions to protect communities and critical infrastructures." Ronnie Yaron, president of Skyline Systems said, "Integrating our advanced 3D visualization capabilities with Intergraph's GeoMedia platform provides users with one of the most sophisticated 3D geospatial environments available today. This natural combination of our technologies produces visualization capabilities that provide professionals with up-to-date and appropriate situational awareness by fusing geospatial data with 3D information in real-time from multiple sources." About Intergraph Intergraph Corporation (NASDAQ: INGR) is the leading global provider of spatial information management (SIM) software. Security organizations, businesses and governments in more than 60 countries rely on the company's spatial technology and services to make better and faster operational decisions. Intergraph's customers organize vast amounts of complex data into understandable visual representations, creating intelligent maps, managing assets, building and operating better plants and ships and protecting critical infrastructure and millions of people around the world. For more information, visit www.intergraph.com. About Skyline Software Systems Skyline Software Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of network-based, 3D earth visualization software and services. The company offers a comprehensive platform of applications, tools and services that enable the creation and dissemination of complex geospatial information in an interactive, photo-realistic 3D form. Skyline technology works on any platform including desktops, wireless handheld devices and in-vehicle systems and over any type of network, including secure intranets, private extranets and the Internet. Skyline is headquartered in Chantilly, VA. For more information, visit www.skylinesoft.com. (C) 2005 Intergraph Corporation. All rights reserved. Intergraph and the Intergraph logo are registered trademarks of Intergraph Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and in other countries. Other brands and product names are trademarks of their respective owners. springhead - 10 Nov'05 - 21:06 - 3424 of 3431 Bluedolphine - 10 Nov'05 - 21:11 - 3425 of 3431 edit it all comes back to google | bluedolphine | |
21/10/2004 14:07 | Not sure how I know how to work this ! | seagreen | |
11/8/2004 18:05 | you can buy 1million of these for less than three grand and in the past they have been $225.00 per share !!! NOW THAT IS A BIG DISCOUNT !!! Even if it bounces a little you could make a fortune & it is ON THE WAY UP !!! CHECK IT OUT the stock is traded on the Nasdaq OTC BB ticker symbol is OMOG !!! Go to www.pinksheets.com and put the ticker in & look at the chart !!! DYOR !!! | strongbuy | |
11/8/2004 17:53 | Where Wall Street Invests! Wednesday, August 11, 2004 OMDA Oil & Gas Rises on Earnings Anticipation and Strong Oil Prices By Tom Bustamante, Staff Reporter NEW YORK--(WSNC)--Aug. 11, 2004--OMDA Oil and Gas (OTC:OMOG) has been showing increased interest on Oil prices, and pending earnings news. OMDA Oil climbed 9.38% today on volume of 31 million shares as investors took note of soaring Oil prices, and OMOG's announcement of upcoming earnings release. OMOG's chart has been showing an increased trend upward since late July, and looks soon to test their previous high of .01 per share from May 2004. Any move or close above .0105 could indicate OMOG may be moving higher, and into a new trading range. On August 4, 2004 OMOG announced that it will allocate at least $155,000.00 of the Company's money to rapidly accelerate their natural gas production efforts, and that they expect to announce their second quarter results in the next couple of weeks. As long as investor interest stays keen on energy and Oil and Gas prices, OMOG may be a small-cap play to keep on your radar screen. About OMDA Oil and Gas, Inc. OMDA Oil and Gas, Inc. is an oil and gas production and lease acquisition company. Currently the Company owns participation interests in 355 oil and gas wells in Louisiana and Texas. | strongbuy | |
17/11/2003 15:16 | Selling in U.S. stocks was fairly broad, with 27 out of 30 members of the Dow industrials opening lower. In addition to the impact of the news of the day, after hitting their best levels in many months in the last two weeks, the major indexes remained vulnerable to profit taking, analysts said. ref: | thegrimreaper | |
17/11/2003 14:48 | I hope your sitting on the side of the pool next to grim ! | thegrimreaper | |
14/11/2003 16:28 | NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - U.S. stocks were lower early Friday, as investors continued to shed select technology shares following a runup early in the week, and as they also took in reports showing weaker retail sales and stronger consumer sentiment. | thegrimreaper | |
01/7/2002 20:32 | Bloody great to watch isn't it! Thing is there's no obvious end in sight! MSFT hasn't (totally) fallen from grace yet! Halve MSFT and the NAS is up a certain creek! Cheers, Andy | yz426 | |
01/7/2002 20:29 | Nasdaq closes at 1403.83. The lowest close for over 5 years. Last lower close was on 10th June 1997 at 1401.69. Still grossly overvalued. | financialruin | |
01/7/2002 19:16 | Nasdaq has once again fallen below the post September 11 level of 1423.19. Things are not looking good! | financialruin | |
24/6/2002 16:03 | when corporate spending is put on hold the current PER's on Tech Companies is meaningless. Its silly to compare these companies with Building companies etc. Technology is a high growth area and always will be because its what it is "Technology". Certain companies might mature and revert to lower growth if they never release new products or develop new technology. Large Cap techs are quite able to post 60% growth rates in a recovering cycle. The Tech Indexes may well fall further and no one is buying ...OK tell us something we dont already know. That does not mean to say that they are not cheap and are not oversold. Of course it does not mean to say that you should buy them either. | fse | |
24/6/2002 15:45 | Nasdaq just fell below the post September 11 level of 1423.19. Some advice for Nasdaq traders. “Beware the light at the end of the tunnel it may turn out to be a false dawn”. Some more advice for Nasdaq traders. If you are stupid enough to still be in: “Sell”. See: | financialruin | |
08/4/2002 14:19 | FSE if you go to (they are a US ECN) you will be able to see the tripple Q's trading at L2 amungst others | todayistheday | |
08/4/2002 13:30 | I have a portfolio invested almost entirely in NASDAQ large cap companies. Other Portfolio is in UK special situations which I trade more actively. I bought the NAS large caps when NAS was 3200 thinking 3000 was a strong resistance. I am down around 50% inline with the index. I have winners like FDC and losers like EMC and sideways/slightly down like IBM and Intel.. to be honest with you its guesswork on what gets hit or not next! This is a long term portfolio and I dont trade it very much so wondered if there was a decent NASDAQ tracker fund or fund that I could just shift into and spend my time on something more rewarding... any ideas ? | fse | |
04/1/2002 14:58 | Sorry about the typo in the title! | egoi |
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