Oh ya...55 gallon drums full, lol!
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If I had BCLE at .025 I would do the same thing. I would ride MGLG into the ground also if I still had it. I would put my spurs on to ride it. They should be pissed over there. We will see what happens on the 7th of October. You know, it just might take off for at least one last gallop. If possible, it would be the time to cash out without getting greedy. Just get your money and run. I will certainly be watching it for educational purposes.
BEHL.......??? I don't get it.
Hey Bill, I found my decoder ring in the trash can under my diary where i wrote 1000 times: I hate miggle, bcle and behl, I hate miggle, bcle and behl, I hate miggle, bcle and behl....lol.
I'm in man. I have some powder that I would love to double over the next couple of weeks (before oct 15th taxes are due, lol). Also, I will do some DD tonite on EXPH and report back.
Bill, did you set up a margin account?? If so are there any restrictions with these pennies?
I don't have a margin account. I am not sure about the restrictions on stocks with one. I believe that you do have to let stocks still clear. I don't have the full information on the subject. If I remember, I will look tonight and see if there is any information that I can find. Anybody else here, please pipe in if you know any answers to this...
I just printed and scanned over the margin agreement and the only thing I see is that all margin accts meet a 2K min equity requirement (25K if you are deemed to be a pattern day trader). I did not see anything with respect to funds clearing after a sale or how many times you can flip a stock daily/weekly. A while back I had a conversation with a broker and he said that you are considered a day trader if you flip a stock more than 3 times a week?? I will try and call them tomorrow
ATM,
I use Scottrade and this is how it works with them.
It's easy to set up a margin account as long as you have a good credit score.
And there are no clearing or waiting restrictions as long as you have 25,000 dollars of stock or cash in the account.
I am able to trade in and out of stocks as many times a day as I can possibly do without any problems at all. I don't have to have cleared cash in the account to do this.
Example....buy 100 shares at 1 dollar. You have to have 107 dollars in the account to do this. And then you can sell that stock in one minute and use that 107 dollars plus whatever profit you have and buy more stock immediately. And you can do that over and over and over again.
That's how it is at Scottrade. Now, the one problem with Scottrade is that they have certain stocks they won't let you buy. It's only about a hundred or so, but several of the ones that people trade here are on that list.
I hope this helps,
Chuck