Yeah, I hear ya...
On days like this, I find myself looking away from the intra-day charts and concentrate on the ytd or longer...
The stars are aligning, STKDN. Be patient...
Ramsey
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Yeah, I hear ya...
On days like this, I find myself looking away from the intra-day charts and concentrate on the ytd or longer...
The stars are aligning, STKDN. Be patient...
Ramsey
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Excellent move Ramsey. You're up a penny as of right now. WAY TO GO!!!
I had a buy in through Scottrade for the last half hour at .06, and it never filled. Now, we're over that. Scottrade is very, very, slow at filling these penny orders sometimes.
Any news on EESO. It's dropping again today, but not too badly.
What happened to "Anything" that was supposed to happen with any of these stocks? lol :rolleyes:Quote:
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I don't know, but it isn't as bad as I thought it would be. I have 194,444 at .0017 on a bet (to myself), that it will pay. We shall see..I am usually ass-backwards, so anything can happen.Quote:
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Yeah, it took about ten minutes for mine to go through. Which just happens to be my threshold for patience -- before I modify the order...
I look heavily into level 2 when placing orders in the opening hour - and also make sure that my streaming chart is on the minute over thirty.
My average is @ 0.064 now with our cellulose friend ;-)
EDIT: I just realized that the .064 average is in the "slush fund" acct ;-)
The average in the regular acct is a skoash over .09 ;-) --- so, yeah, technically we're red...but the *slushie* is green ;-)
The intermediate goal is to realize the $2k gains that I should have taken when SPNG ( <--- notice there's no "e" at the end) hit $0.20.
My belief is that I shouldn't have an issue getting *there*, at this point.
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I should also note that Sponge is an excellent example for why an investor really needs to be flexible and diligent.
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SIRI: Well, not *siri*...Sirius -- more to the point, Howard Stern. I swear, I'm going to start calling that MoFo "Chevy Chase" --- cause that MoFo is ALWAYS on vacation!
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Ramsey
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I did get 10K of the sponge at .059, I look to turn it today. By turning it on several day trades, I've been able to bring my average down to .07
No doubt, Bill...no doubt!
The acquisitions, though, was the reason that I didn't flip it. And then the PR that noted the buyback added additional support for my hold strategy.
Yeah...let's go flying -- f&ck*rs
Ramsey
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Laughing hard here! Actually, the CEO said it would take at least 6 weeks from that date last month. I read that somewhere, so I am not holding his feet to the fire yet, however, it would have been nice to come together on schedule. "On Schedule" rarely happens. I can see why BigSandy said he should go public...that he knows he could do a better job. I believe him!Quote:
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Hey, I'm here for *you* Bill ;-)
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Interesting about the CEO's statement -- I didn't catch *that* bit of info. I'm going to have a talk with our QASPee information officer. Now, if I can only figure out who that is, exactly...:p;)
In all seriousness, there's enough cats scratching at QASP that I'm not terribly concerned about losing money on it. I'm up fairly well on it already -- *they* paid for most of my Burning Man trip...yay!
I'm in, now, @ $0.02ish --- just a matter of waiting and watching.
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I'm surprised, Bill, that you're out of SIRI.
Ramsey
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Bill, I think it was you that mentioned GASE last week. It's doing very well today on an updated buy opinion.
If I had some dry powder ready, I'd be buying this puppy today.
Also, in the past I've mentioned that WEN for the Wendy's Arby's group has been a great swing trade for me over the last 2 months. Today it is down to 4.75, last week it was 5.30. This is a good buy at today's price in my opinion.
I have been out of SIRI since.......when did the year start? lol! I can't even remember anymore. I used to love it...then I hated it...now I have learned to co-exist with it. Maybe I will warm up to it again some day. I don't feel as bad as I used to about it. I love the product.Quote:
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Speaking of the product... The only time that I listen to SIRI is in my vehicle. My wife has it in her car also. I listen to News...I am a BIG news listener. My wife listens to really good Jazz. When we are both in a car together (which is rare..we hate to ride with each other) we listen to 50% Jazz and 50% blues. I cannot stand to be a passenger in a car and neither can my wife, so it is very frustrating sometimes. When we go to the Mall, we both drive. With me driving alone, then I can take off when I want. As a rule, I hate shopping, unless it is online. I hate crowds of people snatching things out of each others' hands and all the jibber-jabber noise. Little kids running between your legs and 85 degree temperatures in the Mall. I hate standing in lines and I like to walk fast, so all in all, I am a real bummer to go shopping with. I do what I need to do and then I am out of there!
If I need tires, then I go buy tires and leave. If I need guitar strings, I go buy guitar strings and leave. If I need a computer printer, I go buy it, then I leave. I am not a window shopper or a stroller. I don't know how I got off on this, but anyway.....I must have had some deep and dark frustration that I needed to vent.
I love SIRI radio. I have 11 portals to it in my cars and house (most are on Dish Network T.V.), but I really don't listen to it at home, except Raw Dog at night while in bed and am falling to sleep. Anyway, it is a great product, but people make their lifetime goal of bashing the stock. It is a shame, because it has a lot more substance than most penny stocks.
Yes, I brought up GASE, but haven't looked at it again. I will take a look here.Quote:
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It's making a very nice move today. This may be one of those hold for awhile stocks.Quote:
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It very well could be. ;)Quote:
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Between the charts and the erectile dysfunction spammer..I would clean up the rest of the board, but I don't have the horsepower except in market watch...
And so QASP takes off like the jets they build.
JACKSONVILLE, FL, Sep 28, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Quasar Aerospace
Industries, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: QASP) is pleased to announce the start of our
previously announced Stock Buy Back Plan on Monday, September 28, 2009. The
company was delayed for a few days because our primary bank could not open a
securities trading account for Quasar in a timely basis. Fortunately Deutsche
Bank in San Francisco and NYC came to our rescue. We received final approval on
Thursday afternoon and will be starting today.
On Tuesday of last week a critical meeting was held regarding our recently
announced acquisitions. Quasar Aerospace Industries CEO, Dean Bradley, and
Senior Vice President for Administration, Lisa Betros, were in Kansas with the
executives for two of our acquisitions along with the legal teams for those
companies. Also attending were attorneys for Quasar coming in from Seattle and
Philadelphia. In this series of meetings we were able to complete the Definitive
Acquisition Agreements, the employment contracts for key employees, and the
incentive plans for the employees of the subsidiaries. Also discussed was a new
opportunity that will potentially become part of Quasar Aerospace Industries.
On Monday, September 21, 2009 executives from our wholly owned subsidiary,
Atlantic Aviation, took delivery of a pristine Piper Seminole for $89,000, which
is an excellent twin engine trainer. Atlantic Aviation President and Chief
Flight Instructor, Joshua Henderson, and Atlantic Aviation's Director of
Aircraft Maintenance, Raymond Frez, raved about the plane after their cross
country flight with the aircraft. In the present economic environment now is an
ideal time to be adding to the fleet.
We have been asked what Redbird simulator we purchased and installed at the
Herlong Airport, it is their FMX Model. We are pleased to announce that we
purchased this top of the line unit for $80,000. We are so pleased with it that
we have now ordered a second identical unit.
The company is on track to execute our business plan. The management team is
working diligently to complete the first four acquisitions, and will then
proceed on two more acquisitions shortly thereafter.
2 more acquisitions! Nice