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This is a great stock with a great future. The company just reported record revenues and subscriptions, there is a share buy back going on right now, PRs come out regularly to keep shareholders informed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray
It is going to continue going up to close to .01 or slightly above.
All IMVHO. DYODD.
Yeah, EViL was just a joke. Looking at the chart - yes, it would be great to get a fill on the 1, and sell on the 2. I'm just not sure about getting filled - there appears to be volume, so perhaps it can be done!
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Not so bad this week.
Man, I have to force myself off of this message board, I'm not getting any work done!
It just drives me crazy, since I don't really know any traders where I live.
Hi guys,
Looking at StockCharts.com and they have a technical indicator called CMF (20). I looked on investopedia for what it was, but didnt find an explanation.
What is it?
What would a CMF (20) of .277 mean?
Nevermind. Found it. (taken from Stockcharts.com Chartschool tab)
Developed by Marc Chaikin, the Chaikin Money Flow oscillator is calculated from the daily readings of the Accumulation/Distribution Line. The basic premise behind the Accumulation Distribution Line is that the degree of buying or selling pressure can be determined by the location of the Close relative to the High and Low for the corresponding period (Closing Location Value). There is buying pressure when a stock closes in the upper half of a period's range and there is selling pressure when a stock closes in the lower half of the period's trading range. The Closing Location Value multiplied by volume forms the Accumulation/Distribution Value for each period.
Generally speaking, Chaikin Money Flow is bullish when it is positive and bearish when it is negative. The next item to assess is the range, the length of time Chaikin Money Flow has remained positive or negative. Even though divergences are not an intricate part of the strategy behind Chaikin Money Flow, the absolute level and the general direction of the oscillator can be important.
Accumulation Indications
The Chaikin Money Flow oscillator generates bullish signals by indicating that a security is under accumulation. There are three factors that determine if a security is under accumulation. They also determine the strength of the accumulation.
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The first and most obvious factor is whether the Chaikin Money Flow value is greater than zero? It is an indication of buying pressure and accumulation when the indicator is positive.
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The second factor is the duration of the reading, how long the oscillator has been positive. The longer the oscillator remains above zero, the more evidence there is that the security is under sustained accumulation. Extended periods of accumulation or buying pressure are bullish, and they indicate that sentiment towards the security remains positive.
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The third factor is the intensity of the oscillator. Not only should the oscillator remain above zero, but it should also be able to increase and attain a certain level. The more positive the reading is, the more evidence of buying pressure and accumulation. This is usually a judgment call, based on prior levels for the oscillator, but a move above .10 would be significant enough to warrant a bullish signal. A reading above .25 would be an indication of strong buying pressure. You should consider prior levels of the indicator to be sure.
Marc Chaikin advises against using indicators that have common characteristics. It would be redundant to analyze both Momentum and MACD. These are both momentum oscillators that are based on the closing price and reflect the rate of change. Their signals will not be exactly the same, but it would be a waste of valuable time to analyze both. Chaikin singles out the Stochastic Oscillator, CCI and RSI as similar indicators. All three are banded momentum oscillators that are good for detecting overbought and oversold conditions. Buy and sell signals are also generated in much the same fashion. All three are excellent indicators, but it would be a waste of time to follow all three when one will be sufficient.
Thx Dave. Sorry I wasted your time with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Dave
Next time I'll do a bit of my own research before putting anything on here. Was just really cramped for time tonight.
You know, all the student loan consolidators that were doing business in the past years have stopped consolidating!! There is only one way to consolidate now and it is a PAIN IN THE A$$! I have a headache and I work 26 hrs straight starting at 7am tomorrow. FML!
I deleted the original post with that email I got. Feel free to delete your post and we wont waste anyone else's time by reading it again.
Hey Ray,Quote:
Originally Posted by ray
BCLE pull back?? If I said that then I typed the wrong thing or words. Sorry. I am just going to sit on BCLE also. I think it is far back in an area as it can go.
Ray, are there any good new picks that you have? I tried to talk to you on GMail Talk last night, but you were on idle.
EGLE rocks! My favorite! I wish that it was March again. That was neurotic fun!
I have been kind of looking at EVFL also, but don't have any conclusions yet.
Bass, that post of yours was a complete crackup in the Intraday....who is holding srsr?
Then the next post...OOPS wrong thread...should be posted in the WE MAKE MONEY ON STOCKS THREAD!
I got tears in my eyes laughing!
I actually started looking at Market Stocks again today (NASDAQ and NYSE) and was going over some of my old watchlist. I am going to do some more tomorrow and see what I can shake out of there, if anything.
I haven't put money in anything since I sold part of my MGLG. I am still looking for an at the dead-ass bottom stock .0001 that will grow. The advantage of .0001 is so huge. The leverage is tremendous.
I was looking at the boats today and they are all over the place and still too high and erratic right now throughout the day.
Then I looked at gambling stocks and they haven't changed much. Tomorrow will probably end up being a do nothing day for me unless I find something worthwhile.
I might take a trip over to the pennystock chat. That place is pure pump and dump, but at least I can get some tickers to look at. :)
Bill,
I did pick up 20mil shrs of evfl .0001 it used to be earth biofuels ck it out
I will t ry to link some info
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards...?board_id=4742
http://www.evolution-fuels.com/news.asp
that should help you get started..
Ray,Quote:
Originally Posted by ray
Thank you so very much.
They changed the site at the old pennies chat site. You go there and you get hooked up with a new chat site that is located at: http://www.stockhideout.com/flashcom...d=Test&langId=
I appreciate the help! ;)
Good luck Bill...!!!!
Here are the comments from the pennies chat room:
There was a lot of chat about IFSL.
Here are the comments as they came:
Will continue tomorrow
Has multiple pennies written all over it
Had quite a pump on 6/22
Upper Bollie is troublesome
They are looking to release a share buy back PR soon.
The board management came on and said the picks are: LANV, MT, PRSF and TZMT
others mentioned very brieifly were: CBIS, IGNT and ANX (which got some good chart comments)
Check these out and I will also and then I will post as to what I can squeeze out of them, please do the same if interested. :)
You too, my friend! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ray
Hey guys , thought I would get out of the shadows and say hello . Been following you guys for a few weeks on some penny stocks .Cool forum you have here , not so uptight about always staying on topic , I like that. Anyway I have jumped on mglg and ifsl for about 1mil shares each and am green on both so far. I know mglg is a waiter and ifsl has been on a steady rise.Does anyone think ifsl will continue to rise or bout time for a pullback ?
Anyway , I noticed some of you are guitar players so I wanted to show off my craft a bit and see what you think . I play guitar too , got my start back in the 70's. I still play but also do woodworking these days and wanted to make something out of the ordinary so I have made some mini guitars from scratch. No molded platic parts here , 100% handmade. These guitars are 14 inches tall , see what you think.
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ars/GC-2-1.jpg
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...yGuits-1-1.jpg
Sorry bout the huge pics , guess I should have made them a bit smaller,
Oh and by the way , my name is Bill too but I also go by Billy T to save any confusion.:D
Oh, that is so bad ass! Wow! I am so totally impressed! I am speechless!Quote:
Originally Posted by BTR
You made those.....beyond belief!
You must have seen my guitars on here.....
Here is the gig here on this thread...you can say what you want whenever you want.
The purpose of this thread is to help, learn, share and make friends. I know that this is contrary to any other thread in the universe, but that is how it is.
We salute you and welcome you! Join the investors club here and have fun!
I can't believe that you made those...I am astonished. Maybe I should have you build me a guitar...............
Hey thanks for the comments. Yes I did see your guitars and wanted to show these off but just now getting around to it. I have seen miniatures you can buy on the web that are obviously molded at some factory but these are made from stuff I just made into guitar parts . These do take a considerable time to make and if you are not in a hurry I can try to make one like yours in the future if you are interested. You will just have to email me some pics of yours so I can see all the details. Sometime if you are board you can check out some of my other stuff at photobucket.com
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Thanks again for the comments and the welcome , this is my kind of forum.
By the way , I am pretty much a newbie at trading stocks so I appreciate the knowledge you guys put out to help us newbies , so I won't have much to offer , just here to learn.
My positions are - MGLG - IFSL - SIRI - SPNG
Ya, Billy would help......Quote:
Originally Posted by BTR
So anyway, if you picked up the axe in the 70's then you are an older fart like myself. I loved the 70's music and the 60's. That's back when there were real lead guitar players. Who were some of your favorites?
Yep , I am quickly approaching the big 50 , I mainly play what some would call heavy metal from the 70's , Ted Nugent , AC/DC , 38 Special , Molly Hatchett , Rush , Skynyrd , Aerosmith , Judas Priest, Thin Lizzy and some others I cant think of right now.
I love Judas Priest. Do you like Hendrix? If you do, send me a PM with your name and mailing address and I will send you some rocks off of Jimi's grave. I have a few left.Quote:
Originally Posted by BTR
Nugent is a gas...AC/DC ..I almost passed out from lack of air...Rush and Pert are fantastic...Skynyrd was great, but I hated 3 steps...Aeorsmith is a class act, and Thin Lizzy was awesome IMO.
I was into everything from the Peanut Butter Conspiracy to Electric Flag and Big brother and the holding company, to Grand Funk. I was all over the stoner years. After all of that I have two braincells left and they are out trying to ambush each other. Now I am into the blues again...back to the roots, but I love to create and play the old 70's hard rock with music that I write.