You might want to research this company
very carefully. There is some potential
for a decent profit over the next twenty
to thirty days.
Be sure you research well. Do NOT buy
solely on this article.
Recent excellent earnings are somewhat
overshadowed by investors expecting
higher numbers. Nonetheless, most
Market Makers are loading up around
2.78 to 2.85 per. Lot of volatility.
Appears bottom support is at 2.80 per.
Recent high of 3.63 per and today's
high, so far, 2.90 per share.
Be sure you perform your research. This
stock may not move at all. You might
lose money. Prices could suddenly fall.
Purl Gurl
Upward pressure begins to build. Idiot
Market Makers are losing their grip on
price manipulation.
A snippet of earnings news from after
the bell, yesterday:
Fourth-Quarter and 2003 Year-End Results
-- Fourth-quarter revenue of $20.3 million, up 30% from the same
period in 2002
-- 2003 revenue increased to $70.6 million, an increase of 16%
from the prior year
-- Fourth-quarter net income of $1.4 million, or $0.03 per
diluted share, compared to net income of $553,000 or $0.01 per
diluted share, in the same period in 2002
-- 2003 net income of $3.5 million, or $0.06 per diluted share,
versus a net loss of $3.4 million or $0.07 per diluted share
loss in 2002
-- Fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA(a) grew to $4.6 million from
$4.1 million in the same period in 2002
-- 2003 adjusted EBITDA increased to $16.6 million from $10.0
million in 2002
-- Overall gross margin of 62% in the fourth quarter compares to
63% in the same period in 2002; service gross margins of 55%
in the quarter compares to 63% in the same period in 2002
Purl Gurl
Try watching Level 2 at the above.
I started my dd on this and finacials looks good are you buying at these levels $2.80 it looks pretty safe to me but what are your thoughts I normally like to hold from 2 to 4 weeks
Dennis
Last signal sent through by a Market Maker,
right at closing bell was a 200 signal.
This indicates a Market Maker is asking
for shares (dire need) but to not drive
prices down from current levels.
A majority of volume today was Market Makers
accumulating shares. They almost lost control
over prices late afternoon when investors
pushed prices up to near 2.90 per share.
RNDC is doing quite well, over the past
year and currently. Year 2002 was a red
ink year (loss) but they have moved from
a (.07) per share loss to a .03 per share
profit, in one year. Not bad.
My dubious opinion is investors started
selling off in fear of a mediocre 10Q
filing coming up in a few days. This
prompted some panic selling, which bozo
Market Makers jumped on and manipulated
prices lower for accumulation. Those
clowns almost sent RNDC into a downward
death spiral. Now they are being careful
to keep prices at current levels through
buying their own shares and trading to
other Market Makers. Highly unethical
but in keeping with reality, and law.
After the bell news yesterday, a fairly
decent financial report, caught a lot
of people by surprise, including those
Market Makers who did not gap up before
this morning bell, having no shares.
Now they are accumulating like crazy
and keeping prices down. Market Makers
are not a bright lot; they should have
known this would happen.
Several times today, private investors
drove prices up. This is a good signal.
My personal projection is 3.00 per share
by late next week. This is risky. It will
take time for investors to catch on RNDC
is doing very well, has lots of cash and
is locked and loaded for future growth.
RNDC is in excellent financial health.
Major risks are share holders are not
well informed and panic selling. Market
Makers just might drive prices down more
to make greater profits later. I tend
to discount this, but it is possible.
As you know, I could be completely wrong.
All readers should perform good research,
think carefully, consider what the Fed's
are doing to the market yesterday and
today. Prices could fall setting off a
downward death spiral from which you
will not be able to escape. There are
a number of risks involved. You could
very well lose money following my opinion.
Purl Gurl
16:03:02 for 0 (zero) shares at 2.80 per.
16:23:14 for 255 shares at 2.79 per.
Those are Market Makers setting an opening
price for tomorrow morning. My best guess
is we should see 2.79 bid and 2.80 ask,
or very close. Appears that Market Maker
in need of shares will have to accumulate
at those prices.
Purl Gurl
quote:
Originally posted by Allstocks:
http://www.allstocks.com/ecn.htmlTry watching Level 2 at the above.
Thanx you guys are the greatest.
If I can just keep myself out of trouble,
I can continue to annoy readers here!
No need to mention that joke, Raging Bull.
Nonetheless, I became involved in a heated
argument with the owner of the Silicon Board
because he wanted me to pay to post there.
That really angered me leading to my ripping
him apart, privately.
More money is made here by investors than
those paying to use the Silicon Investor
board, basically another joke board.
All Stocks, like you write, is the greatest.
Purl Gurl
After attempting to control and manipulate
prices for the first two hours of trading
today, Market Makers have lost control.
Current real time prices are in keeping with
my projection of 3.00 per share by the end
of this trading week.
Keep in mind Market Makers are actively
trying to drive prices down. It would be
of no surprise for prices to dip to 2.85
per share during this trading day.
Be cautious. Make decisions independent
of my opinions. You could lose money.
Prices are very volatile, currently.
Purl Gurl
Those are Market Makers, looks like BRUT and
NSDQ, begging for shares at 2.87 per share,
without lowering prices.
Subsequently, they are accumulating shares
but not very much. Lots of Market Makers
are in dire need of shares last week and
today, for whatever reason.
Private investors keep running prices up.
My hopes are Market Makers who previously
shorted RNDC stock, are being burnt.
Today is a classic battle between investors
and unethical Market Makers.
Purl Gurl
they won't have mine to use for shorting---LOL
Market Makers are being squeezed on this one.
They are trying to drive prices down on a
company which just reported excellent earnings.
This Market Maker activity over the past few
trading days is precisely opposite of what
they would normally do. With this excellent
earnings report out, Market Makers would
normally drive prices upward.
My hope is private investors will win this
battle with those bozo Market Makers.
Purl Gurl
Have a great day
I dont know I might have to move my bid up
Dennis
Have a great day
Dennis
I can only work this magic once a day.
Not sure what is going on, Dennis. I have
yet to understand why Market Makers are
keeping prices down. I see them loading
up, but slowly because none are selling
large blocks. When investors run prices
up, Market Makers run prices back down.
I truly cannot make sense of this.
You hang in there as I am doing. We are
both in at the same average price. RNDC
is a healthy company, has released a very
good earnings report. I feel comfortable
now prices will not fall below 2.78 to
2.85 per share. However, I cannot figure
out why Market Makers are not allowing
this stock to skyrocket, which it should.
Appears we will have to patient for those
over 3.00 per share prices. Those prices
will arrive, but who knows when?
Purl Gurl
Dont think Im not grateful but I did not have my shares at that time. lol Planning on holding my share for 2 to 4 weeks or depending if it hits my target price .I dont think they can keep it down that long but who knows. What is your target price for rndc you think 3.40 is streching it maby maby not we shall see.
Have a great day and Happy trading to you
I agree with your hold for several weeks.
My hunch is RNDC will slowly creep up to
3.10, to 3.20, maybe a bit more. Seems
to me recent peaks were above 3.50 per.
RNDC does not move as fast as LQMT and
STG stocks, but it does appear upward
pressure is building. It is possible
we will see a sudden price break out
once those Market Makers are finished
doing whatever the heck they are up to.
Seems we are safe from losses but this is
not a guarantee. Prices are staying above
3.80 per share, a good signal. Pretty sure
we both bought in right at rock bottom or
very close to absolute bottom support.
All indicators are positive and point to
upward price moves. I feel comfortable
and will take your approach of waiting
a few weeks. Chances are good we will
be rewarded with decent profits.
Purl Gurl
Thanks again for another great pick! I am pretty confident that we will reach 3.25 soon.
McGivey
Dennis
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dennis
McGivey
quote:
Originally posted by Allstocks:
http://www.allstocks.com/ecn.htmlTry watching Level 2 at the above.
bump---
McGivey
I will be my usual candid self, I am
a bit concerned. If prices fall below
2.70 per share, I feel a downward death
spiral will be kicked off.
Today, I was tempted to average down at
2.70 per share but decided to take a
wait and see attitude. My choice to
wait a bit is based on knowing RNDC
is a very healthy company displaying
a lot of strength.
It is possible Market Makers are playing
a game with hopes of shaking out those
who are weak hands. There was a lot of
large buys at 2.70 per indicating many
are loading up at that price.
If prices fall more, I will either dump
at a loss or average down, then dump.
Do not allow me to sway your decisions
and do note, I share your concern.
My participation here at All Stocks is
over, save for my obligation to respond
to this thread as it is active, and I
am responsible for starting this thread.
Purl Gurl
Be careful with IBZT stock. As you know
IBZT is a pump and dump stock. Almost
all investors have been led to serious
loss of money, save for those pumping
and dumping that stock.
There are some disturbing factors which
I was not allowed to discuss; my articles
were deleted and some are trying to have
me banished from here, because of those
articles which warn investors.
The CEO of IBZT has previously been caught
by and fined by the SEC for seventeen counts
of securities fraud.
Recently, the CEO has contradicted himself
by indicating no shipments of products have
taken place and he doesn't know when those
shipments will take place.
Final item is investor's money is currently
being moved into an offshore company which
is not subject to American laws nor is
subject to SEC control and discipline.
Purl Gurl
Bo14172 in the IBZT thread has initiated
a campaign to have me banished from here.
Chances are, he will do the same to you.
Purl Gurl
We all would hate to see you leave!
McGivey
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McGivey
quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
I would not do that Glassman. You are asking
for trouble and do not deserve trouble being
a sincere person.Bo14172 in the IBZT thread has initiated
a campaign to have me banished from here.
Chances are, he will do the same to you.Purl Gurl
If he does I will take it to da boss--so what--I picked him out for special treatmnet BECAUSE i saw his post complaining about you--it's gone now but i quoted it and told him that "they are laughing at you BO" cuz i had begun to trust this place-- maybe i am a fool-------LOL---there is always more grass out there---i just want to share some GOOD DD here not have to sift thru the manure piles--people think I am wasting their time writing these long posts-- well they are the ones that probly don't do ANY DD at all----i try to be humorous so that some will read, that wouldn't have--but the WORLD is big isn't she?
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McGivey
quote:
Originally posted by mcgivey:
Anyone one else sticking this out, or am I on my own?McGivey
I'm sittin here cryin too man--the whole market is down today---it rains in Hawaii tooo----
i did sell my NEXM today cuz if it didn't move up more than it did this morning- i am moving on
McGivey
"I will be my usual candid self, I am
a bit concerned. If prices fall below
2.70 per share, I feel a downward death
spiral will be kicked off."
Purl Gurl
http://www.purlgurl.net/~callgirl/rockmusi.cgi?riders
Purl Gurl
Let's Rock N Roll.
Purl Gurl
this whole market maker thing is beginning to smell bad----300 signal came thru a few second ago and now its dropping agin----
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quote:
Originally posted by Purl Gurl:
At some risk of looking the fool,
prices should begin climbing the
rest of this week. I averaged down
at 2.58 per share.Let's Rock N Roll.
Purl Gurl
I'll rocknroll with you anytime PG--thanx i'm listnin right now----
like a DOG with out a bone---LOL
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He's the one, he likes all the pretty songs, and he likes to sing along, and he likes to shoot his gun, BUT HE DON'T KNOW WHAT IT MEANS--
hard to do that listnin to another good tune at the same time--LOL]
[This message has been edited by glassman (edited February 23, 2004).]
Appears what looked to be Market Makers
accumulating at 2.80, again at 2.70 and
again at 2.60, was actually Market Makers
short selling shares ripped from others,
then driving prices down on the down tick
which is illegal.
Currently, they are doing the same with
TXCC stock, moving it into a buy range.
This is a risk investors take and those
criminal Market Makers take. Investors
cannot discern between accumulation and
illegal shorting. Market Makers almost
drove RNDC prices too low.
Market Makers profit by ripping off America.
Investors do the best they can to profit
despite illegal trading by Market Makers.
Purl Gurl
Market Makers pushing prices down on
the down tick is illegal. This really
angers me. The SEC _never_ prosecutes
Market Makers. I have noted a popular
district attorney, down south, is now
making preparations to prosecute those
Markets Makers, on criminal charges.
I hope he is successful, and I hope he
places many Market Makers in prison
for lengthy terms, along with sharing
a cell with Bubba, and his horny buddies.
Purl Gurl
At market close, those degrading personal
insults Market Makers did not drive prices
down for opening tomorrow.
My best guess is they cannot continue
to illegally short RNDC to prompt panic
selling, or they have realized they have
pushed the envelope too far.
Low volume, steady prices, a little bit
of upward pressure, no panic selling and
no investors buying at all. This should
clue those dumber-than-a-bucket-of-rocks
Market Makers, to quit with the crimes.
Hopefully, and I believe this will happen,
we should see a slow steady climb in prices.
Eventually, investors will realize prices
will return to normal levels and begin buying
at a faster pace causing a mild skyrocket
effect on prices.
I am expressing my appreciation for those
Market Makers, for their unethical trading
and criminal practices. You Market Makers
have well exemplified and supported my
constant contention you are a bunch of
unethical criminals out to steal every
penny, you can, from American families.
Other than that, I have no further comments
except Market Makers should be stripped
naked, covered with honey and staked out
over a fire ant hill.
Purl Gurl
they will be done soon--they can't keep it up4ever----even with pfizer product
I would rather eat a mouthful of honey
bees than to be stung by a fire ant.
Each year, a number of people die from
fire ant stings. They are serious. We
have two fire ant colonies on our hill,
but here in California, their colonies
are very small and usually not a problem.
They are left alone as long as they do
not cause problems. They are quite good
for the environment but not so good in
your underwear. This is why we are nudists.
Purl Gurl
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My projection is we will be in black ink
over the next ten to twenty days. RNDC
is a healthy company with good profits
exhibiting no reason to not support good
upward price moves. Investor confidence
appears to be returning and some investors
are realizing RNDC is at an excellent
buy price.
A price of three dollars per share in
the near term, seems reasonable. My
near term being ten to twenty days
barring drastic market changes.
Pretty good deal, a wild roller coaster
ride, anxiety because of shorting and
good prospects of decent future profits.
You couldn't ask for more for your buck.
Purl Gurl
nice to see it coming back still holding since 2.83 but I think I'll be happy to get out at 3.00 nice move on getting more in the 2.50s glad to see your still hanging around. Have a great day and happy trading
Dennis
Just before final bell today will provide
a hint for tomorrow. Currently trading at
2.70 to 2.74 on high volume, this is very
encouraging and indicates upward pressure
is building nicely. I am hoping for a
closing price of 2.70 or above. This
would be very positive.
I am sticking with my projection of over
3.00 per share in ten to twenty days.
All conditions point to this, save for
Market Maker shorting. However, they
have already shorted, and this will
be very hard for them to do again.
This one really caught me by surprise.
Don't feel alone. I am into RNDC for
over ten grand.
Purl Gurl
DVPC is a very slow mover, no real profits
for months. Below .09 a good buy with an
expected move up to .11 in the near term,
.20 in the long term.
HOM is a sure bet but slow moving also.
This HOM stock should return to 2.00
per share fairly soon. Low volume and
slow moving, though.
IVAN isn't worth much but investors will
push it back up to 3.00 per share in a
couple of weeks. Short term play, not
a value hold stock. In and out, higher
risks than usual.
NWD is a very good buy right now if you
don't mind waiting for their April 10Q
to be released. NWD should move up to
1.10 to 1.20 in April and May.
TXCC is another which should return to
3.00 per share fairly soon. They are
a healthy company with acceptable profits.
However, TXCC is a favorite target for
shorting by Market Makers. Current prices
are at bottom support and holding well.
TXCC tends to move slowly as well.
LQMT and STG, pfftt... way too high.
Purl Gurl
I am afraid to comment if this is a sign
of shorting to come or upward prices to
come. After what has happened with RNDC,
cannot trust any signals.
Purl Gurl
Up nine cents on the day, this is encouraging.
Purl Gurl
I got in a little early but Im amazed at the tradeing now at 2.65 right after the 75000 I think it was a short but that is my own oppion "suckers". thanks for the picks I have had nwd on my watch list for the past month nice job on gush should have bought some but oh well Ill just wait for rndc to pop back up.
"IVAN isn't worth much but investors will
push it back up to 3.00 per share in a
couple of weeks. Short term play...."
Back to 3.00 per share now. I hope some
of you were able to realize a quarter
a share profit over a few days.
Still remains a worthless stock but
is so very predictable.
Purl Gurl
My bet is these attempts to accumulate
at 2.60 per share are to replace shorted
shares previously ripped off from private
investor accounts. Today would be place
RNDC in the third to fifth day of shorting
so there is a need to replace stolen shares.
I am surprised GRVC and NITE are not in
there being the most criminal Market Makers
of all.
Looks we will have to be patient, have to
wait for Market Makers to cover up their
crimes of illegal shorting on the down tick,
for which they will never be prosecuted
being a steady source of bribe money for
the SEC.
I am hoping this district attorney down
south will be successful in prosecuting
Market Makers for RICO violations.
A civil suit is currently being put together
which names plaintiffs of Market Makers,
specialists, brokers and the SEC. This
suit is for several trillion dollars.
ABARC civil action:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/1/prweb96672.htm
Background for Market Maker crimes:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=civil+suit+%22market+makers%22
Purl Gurl
Purl Gurl
Long at $2.60 stop loss $2.45
Though it has a downward trend. Buy signal is for sure there. I would consider this a safe buy if there is such a thing with stocks. Could make you 5% at a minimum IMO. (which is not a good one) Relax its just a number game.
Brandon
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not often you get a chance to own a stock for weeks before they are going to be ringing the NASD bell---------March-5th
god job here PG---maybe some of the doubters will quiet down---and purple monkeys will be eating pink banana's--LOL
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note the DISCLAIMERS--i think that covers the butts and howevers--LOL
Up .19 to 2.80 per share before the bell.
Usually a stock will close at seventy to
eighty percent of before the bell trading
prices, unless it skyrockets. RNDC should
close between 2.70 to 2.76 per share. I am
hoping for more but will remain realistic.
Overall, investor's perspective should be
very positive with this news which is
bolstered by their recent good earnings.
Who knows? RNDC might have a high of 2.85
to 2.90 per share today. I continue to
maintain my forecast of 3.00 per share
or over in the near term.
Purl Gurl
Quality internet meetings are worth millions-- as long as you are not invested in airlines,restaurants,rental cars and hotels--LOL
Ronjer
Obi Wan Knewbie
You will recall before Wall Street destroyed
this stock for greed, day highs were 3.00
per share and above.
Wall Street has destroyed investor confidence
in this and many stocks, moving all back into
a slow growth mode.
This Wall Street and SEC corruption, their
illegal activities, this is the norm and
are events which we must live with.
Talented investors learn how to compensate
for daily Wall Street crimes. This talent
to compensate is based on value investment
knowing time will return profits, after
Wall Street is finished ripping off money,
should this happen.
Purl Gurl
"RNDC should close between 2.70 to 2.76
per share."
Closed at 2.75 per share, right on target.
We should see 2.85 to 2.90 by Friday or
early next week.
I remain exceptionally annoyed with all
this illegal shorting by Wall Street.
Purl Gurl
Dennis
Always difficult to be patient.
Purl Gurl
Brandon
Looks like we will break through the 50 day moving average maby we will break to the upside from here instead of the wall what do you think
Dennis
Glassman, I have a story about dancing naked
in the rain near Las Vegas. Just the kinda
story a boy like you loves. I am not sure
you would like the lightning bolt stuff.
Dennis, yes, each day we are seeing increasing
prices for RNDC, with lessening fall backs in
prices. Today is a more positive day for RNDC.
Looks like RNDC will push through 2.80 today
but probably won't hold. Next week, I would
expect to prices remain above 2.80 per share.
Cross your fingers. Markets are making a
good recovery, RNDC is starting to move
upward with some strength.
We are not out of the woods just yet but
at least have a clear trail.
Purl Gurl
GRRRRR.....
Purl Gurl
Each time you respond to one of my posts,
I received an email telling me so.
Let me look around, maybe I need to reset
my preferences or whatever.
Are you receiving automatic email notes
when I respond to your posts?
Purl Gurl
I do not know what a 255 signal means.
Tonight I will research to hopefully
discover what that signal means.
We "should" see a closing tomorrow very
close to 2.80 per share, 2.78 to 2.82 per.
Next week I am expecting all markets to
show very good gains, which will drive
RNDC back on up between 2.82 to 2.90 per
by middle of the week. Perhaps we will
see 3.00 per share in ten trading days.
Should RNDC hit 3.00 per share in less
time, like by Friday of next week, I will
continue to hold based on a premise RNDC
will push on through 3.00 per share.
A better day than lately. Decent positive
signals for this trading day.
Purl Gurl
Dennis
However, EFLT will not increase in price
for a long time. Eventually, prices of
.06 to .07 will appear but this is many
months away. Your money will be tied
up for a long time. Worth watching,
though. Their next 10Q is highly
anticipated. Chances are fair it
might be good, difficult to tell.
I have some articles on EFLT if you
would like to cruise through them.
LQMT and STG, the bubble is finally
bursting. Prices should gradually drop
with investor excitement waning. Neither
are a good buy currently. Both might be
a good buy at 3.00 to 3.10 but that is
just above my price range limit.
Keep an eye on IVAN. It always moves up
to 3.00 per share after a fall. I am
hoping it will drop to 2.75 per for
a good entry point. IVAN always has
good volume making it a safer buy
although their financials are not
all that impressive.
I missed a good chance on MRY yesterday
at 1.55 to 1.59 per. Jumped to 1.80 per
today. MRY is a safe investment around
1.50 to 1.57 per share. Not much room
for profit but it is good for ten cents
per share in the near term.
Might want to watch TXCC at 2.60 to 2.68
per share. TXCC is good for 3.00 per
share but will take a month or more.
TXCC is a solid company, good financials
and all that. It is a semiconductor stock.
DAR at 2.55 to 2.60 is a good one. DAR
should move back to 2.85 to 2.90 for
the near term, like three or four weeks.
Black ink, good financials, previous
trades at 3.00 to 3.05 per. Be a bit
careful with DAR; low volume.
SYGR, maybe around 2.40 to 2.50 if it
will dip that low. Black ink, large
company, renewable product (sewage)
and usually close to 2.90 to 3.00
per share. Today's company news
should pull prices down.
I will look through my stocks I am
watching to find some at lower prices
which are more safe investments, like
those listed above.
Purl Gurl
I will be looking for excessive lows on
prices, possibly shorting by Market Makers
down to prices which are too low, setting
LQMT up for a nice rebound.
You will discover their news makes use
of classic Slippery Semantics as is so
typical for almost all companies.
Purl Gurl
A snippet:
"On the one hand, results for the fourth
quarter will be significantly impacted by
charges associated with the sweeping changes
to our organizational and operating structure
announced in December as an outgrowth of our
modified business strategy. On the other hand,
these actions have launched us into 2004 with
renewed momentum, a streamlined cost...."
Hard to gauge with any accuracy because of
this "restatement" they have mentioned twice.
There is nothing available to even give a
hint of their costs involved with the Korea
deal and apparent continued restructuring.
Some wild cards are revenues generated
from their tennis and baseball products.
Tomorrow will be of great interest. I am
very excited to learn how most investors
translate those Slippery Semantics and
their final perception concensus. I am
curious if most investors will view this
news much like I do!
Purl Gurl
A news release which suggests fourth quarter
results will not be as good as third quarter
results, and investors start buying at much
higher prices.
Purl Gurl
Purl Gurl
Sorry overslept thank God my boys woke up well one of them woke the other one and there is the rest of the story I have 1 that is 2 and 1/2 and the other is 9 months we have nothing to do around here HA. Crazy lqmt at 4.19 are you shorting this or waiting till next week. Also think its funny rndc opens the market and it tanks.lol
Have a great day
Dennis
I never short a stock. That is bad Karma.
Hardest challenge I face in investing, Dennis,
is developing a mindset to match a majority
of investors. I have so much difficult in
seeing what they see; reality blinds me.
LQMT is a prime example. I see a lack of
performance, based on early numbers. A
majority of investors read only the positive
spin on the news. Missed a chance for a
healthy eighty to ninety cent gain on one
hour intra-day trading!
RNDC, recently reporting very good financial
growth and it tanks as you say!
LQMT just dropped thirty-five cents from
this morning's peak price. Some are losing
money and more will, in time.
I will stick with my cautious approach to
investment. In the long run, a conservative
cautious approach earns you money with less
stress and worry.
**
We may witness a mild fall in prices once
today's economic news from the feds finally
starts soaking through the thick skulls of
average investors.
Purl Gurl
Cautious approach to investing means you will always have some to invest--LOL
Has your wife taught you how to use a Q-tip
and vaseline to relieve a baby's constipation?
I should add, my projection is RNDC will
continue to show slow steady growth despite
today's poor economic news. A company which
has good financial strength is resilient
to poor economic news. I am expecting our
RNDC to close near 2.75 per share, today.
Purl Gurl
This is a habit ingrained over decades
which I cannot nor want to break.
Early bird gets the worm. The second mouse
gets the cheese.
Purl Gurl
unfortunately--i have spoiled him a little--but he's not rotten---
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I am also the child in our family the good ol days. I dont think its funny when your parents pray for you to have one just like you. lol
Dennis
My youngest an 18 yo is a unbeleavable lit shi#.
Mom, shopping at Goodwill for clothes is
really embarrassing.
Mom, you cannot be driving one-hundred-sixty
miles per hour and eating frozen yogurt.
No mom, you cannot skinny dip with my
college friends.
For God's Sake, Mom! Put on some clothes.
Mom, stay out of my makeup!
Darn it, Mom! Turn down that loud music!
Mom, I am not riding in that old pickup
truck with you.
I don't want to watch Star Trek with you!
Mom, you must go to church with me every
Sunday despite that lightning bolt which
strikes your big butt when you cross the
church portal.
Purl Gurl
I did not edit this post, really I didn't!
*
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I did it all wrong. My little piranha is the
product of the back seat of a '63 Chevy Impala
and I carried her for only nine months.
Darn, should have made her stay in there till
she was at least kindergarden age.
Purl Gurl
Ain't I a stinker?
Purl Gurl
Market Makers sat on low price sell orders
until the last two minutes of market, then
executed and bought all those shares, a
criminal violation.
One of them pumped through a sell at 2.76
for ZERO shares at 16:03:02 to cover up
what they did.
RNDC is staying on target, doing well.
Purl Gurl
* chortles *
One ringy-dingy. Two ringy-dingys....
Purl Gurl
RNDC follows major markets resulting in
volume dropping off significantly. There
is not enough volume to push prices up.
Currently, a lot of profit takers lined
up at 2.65 to 2.70 and not enough volume
to move through those profit takers.
Patience is in order.
Purl Gurl
Did you see the last 10 min. Serious bunch of crap these guys are killing me. Hope your still alive and well after this
Dennis
However, they are pushing prices back up
now having bought all the low price stuff.
You would think we would wise up to their
tricks.
I am hoping for some rebound. A lot of
profit takers are sold out, not all,
but a majority. Problem is overall
market conditions, and those conditions
will worsen before improving.
GAK! Not good, not good!
Purl Gurl
Well, at least RNDC is holding somewhat
steady in prices. I am watching others
perform significantly worse.
If we are to take a beating, at least
RNDC has good financial strength which
will limit losses and points to gains
in the future.
I watched a flurry of 2.69 to 2.74 per
share buys early opening. This is a
good signal.
Remaining optimistic here, nothing to
really fret over, except running out
of patience.
I've been in worse positions, waited
patiently and ended up with profit.
Purl Gurl
I still have faith (with what I currently have), but am a bit split on buying more.
Let me know what you all think.
McGivey
For several days I have watched Market Makers
send through signals to raise prices, yet
there is no response; prices remain the same
or continue to fall. Today is no exception.
I have watched a half-dozen or so signals
come through to push prices up.
Back when we first fell into this trap,
Market Makers were setting up RNDC for
illegal down tick shorting. They certainly
fooled a lot of investors, self included.
Now they are trying to push prices up to
double end their profits, but are failing.
How all of this ties together is those
Market Makers unknowingly so destroyed
the value of RNDC, none are willing to
invest; no confidence.
I constantly comment on how ignorant are
Market Makers, how they know nothing about
investing nor economics. Their greed over
the past several months, this illegal
shorting of a vast majority of stocks,
both are contributing factors to our
recent market crashes. They are not to
blame solely, but events do reinforce
this concept, Wall Street in general,
are amongst the most ignorant and least
talented of all "investors" in markets.
Rather ironic humor knowing so many admire
and worship the gods of Wall Street.
There is no J.P. Morgan today, there is
no Hetty Green today. Today there are only
ignorant criminals populating Wall Street.
Purl Gurl
Editing to remove a typical Okie grammar error.
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* crosses her fingers *
Purl Gurl
Dang I thought you were in charge of the entire market wow thats another downer LOL.
Well I hope for your sake and mine that they are able to push it back up alot of blood in the streets for me all my stocks have tanked in the last two days Im thankful that none of them are on margin Im sure some people are getting calls the last few days at least im in a position that i can hold and wait dang here we go on that patience thing =-) boy im getting good at this.
Have a great day
Dennis
Detecting shorting is not easy, in fact,
it is very difficult and often an investor,
including myself, will be wrong.
No, there is nothing which flashes in red
stating "Short Short Short."
Making a decision shorting is taking place
is based on a collection of circumstances
and noting of events over time, often over
a time period of several days to a week.
Sometimes shorting is so obvious, you will
know in a matter of only a few minutes.
One symptom of shorting is value of a stock
suddenly dropping a significant amount when
there is no reason for a drop. This is very
true with value stocks.
Another clue is a sudden showing of very
low price sell orders, lots of fast buying,
all within the last thirty minutes of market.
A series of events can point to shorting,
such as early day buys at high prices for
a large volume, then volume drops off with
a slow series of very small buys, perhaps
one-hundred to two-hundred shares for low
prices which increment downward, most often
to a point twenty cents per share below
opening prices, then sudden high volume
buying at those low prices, again, very
near market close.
There are many other signals which would
require a book to cover.
Detecting shorting is a bit of an art and
is questionable at all times. Only those
with direct access to the paper trail for
selected stocks can actually prove shorting.
There is a type of shorting which is very
common and takes places thousands of times
each trading day. Each act of doing this
is federal felony, an act of trading based
on inside information.
Market Makers are privy to inside information.
Our buy and sell orders end up on their desks,
albeit an electronic desk. Each Market Maker
knows the details of each bid and ask order.
They also know the range of prices.
Market Makers will hold low price sell orders
until almost market close. During the trading
day, they will "steal" shares from accounts,
your account, any margin account. They will
sell your shares at high prices based on
those bid orders they hold. Late day, right
around market close, Market Makers will buy
all shares at low sell prices, then use those
shares to replace shares they took from you.
This results in instant profits for those
Market Makers and losses for all investors.
Why this is a federal felony is Market Makers
deliberately hold low price sell orders then
trade based on this inside information. They
are not conducting bonafide Market Maker
activity, they are illegally trading.
This type of shorting, illegal trading based
on inside information, takes place thousands
of times each trading day. Each single trade
of this type, is a unique felony. It is safe
to assume tens of thousands of felony crimes
are committed each day by Wall Street.
My personal estimation is at least eighty
percent of those we know as "Wall Street"
are felons, yet to be charged and convicted.
However, the major criminals who cause the
most harm to American families, are the SEC
and NASD along with other regulatory bodies
of that nature. The SEC, NASD, others, are
engaging in acts of deliberately ignoring
crime and actively engaging in covering up
those criminal acts which occur each day.
Nonetheless, today there are hundreds of
criminal complaints and civil actions being
pursued by "us" independent of the SEC, NASD
and other regulatory bodies.
Detecting shorting, this is not easy, prone
to error and requires extensive knowledge
of and experience in stock trading. Shorting
is also extremely difficult to prove by those
of us here outside of Wall Street. For that
reason, difficulty of proof, Wall Street
abuses the system for their own greed,
each single day of market trading; they
know they can get away with it, and do.
Purl Gurl
It would be of no surprise for RNDC to
well exceed 3.00 per share within one
to two months.
Watch prices close. If RNDC moves up to
a level of 3.00 per share within ten
trading days, this would indicate a
"hold" position for higher prices.
I have a new thread for RNDC so we can
move back on topic and limit discussion
strictly to RNDC stock. Look for that
thread and post there.
Purl Gurl
By the way, the 2.62 close 2 days ago was made by me using 10K block to buy to push the price high. I also made 2.74 close 1 week ago with 10K shares. Making a close price is pretty easy.
My purpose is that: I got 30K shares then. I don't want to see it fall, so I push the price high, but bigger guys try to push it down. But I am haapy because I have 50K shares now, and I will add more. Still have money for 15k more.
PG, I like your picks. What do you hold now? GUSH.OB and RNDC? I bought gush at .5 and sold at .88
I just sold PARL for 200% gain and got in RNDC. I can see 50% at least in RNDC by end of 2004
On RNDC shorting, the evidence was simply
overwhelming, very obvious. It was not
frontloading, it was outright illegal
trading (shorting) based on inside info.
Private investors can manipulate prices.
Many do this, I have done this as well
but usually to drive prices down for
accumulation, then move prices back up
to play fair.
Manipulating prices is very risky and best
left to power players who can afford to
dump thousands of dollars to gain later.
In a sense, those in a Market Maker status.
Most often, private investors lose money
trying to manipulate prices.
Most of my holdings are value stocks. Early
year I started dumping speculative stocks
and moving into value stocks for safety.
RNDC was to be a near term play but events
turned that sour. Dennis and I have worked
LQMT and STG in the past. Both of us are
surprised by how high those two raised.
On the fall now, however.
ALMI, BSIC, GUSH, HOM, IESV and NWD are
value stocks I am holding for long term.
I may elect to hold RNDC for the long term
because it is a value stock, a safe stock.
Others are mildly speculative, and probably
will be dumped at break even or slight
profit when markets recover.
Currently working some gold stocks for
very near term, a matter of a few days.
Purl Gurl
link: http://www.growingvalue.com/research/rndc.htm