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Max investor New Member	posted November 25, 2003 14:23 Hello, I am a 24 year old female who invested 1,850 into the market 4 months ago and currently has $500 After my first week of investing i was up 1,000 then i i was up to 5,000. (bought ADZR) Then i got screwed and burned on alot of penny stocks. didn't knwo what I weas doing basically, but at least it was a learning experience. anyway I need to seriosuly pay off my college debt so I need SOMEONE ANYONE to help me begin to Pick some next big plays. I am currently in ADOT with 25,000 shares at .02 IP: Logged
2pawn Member	posted November 25, 2003 14:26 so u only have 25000 adot and thats it total portfolio IP: Logged
Bounce Member	posted November 25, 2003 14:38 This is a joke, right ? You're a college student and you can't even spell and make grammatically correct sentences. Yeh, I'd say you really need some help. IP: Logged
blackice318 Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:11 LMFAO. I had to laugh at this one sorry. Do you have a pic?Where ya from? Ummmm........your best bet is to buy AFRR ASAP and sit on it like others are. Better to sit on it and rot than to burn like you got. Is your hair blonde, or are you incompetent? Didnt know what your doing?Come on, you need to ask questions when you dont know. IP: Logged
Moose Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:15 quote: Originally posted by blackice318: LMFAO. I had to laugh at this one sorry. Do you have a pic?Where ya from? Ummmm........your best bet is to buy AFRR ASAP and sit on it like others are. Better to sit on it and rot than to burn like you got. Is your hair blonde, or are you incompetent? Didnt know what your doing?Come on, you need to ask questions when you dont know. oh c'mon!!! don't tell anyone about AFRR...that things a gold mind (an empty one ) and we should keep it all too ourselves! IP: Logged
BetNitAll Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:21 Max Don't let these guys get you down. Send me an e-mail. I will see How I can help you. ANRSERVS@aol.com IP: Logged
BetNitAll Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:22 Come on guys, we gave all been down before. But Blackice is right. Always ask questions. This is a pretty good board here. People will give you good feedback IP: Logged
VNGNTN1 Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:23 HEY MAX Chalk this up as alesson and D*** good one. Get a job and pay off the debt, but continue to educate yourself in the market. I can see myself in the same pickle at 20. I"m now 60 and if I knew at 20 what I know now you might see my name along side Mr Buffet. This is funny at your expense so don't let these posts bother you. IP: Logged
offshoretrader Moderator	posted November 25, 2003 15:35 quote: Originally posted by blackice318: LMFAO. I had to laugh at this one sorry. Do you have a pic?Where ya from? Ummmm........your best bet is to buy AFRR ASAP and sit on it like others are. Better to sit on it and rot than to burn like you got. Is your hair blonde, or are you incompetent? Didnt know what your doing?Come on, you need to ask questions when you dont know. i laughed at your case study on stocks and charting also, i wonder if your hair is blonde, just joking kid but i found your post highly inaccurate LOL offshore IP: Logged
zo Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:38 Hey Max...It feels pretty bad when your down there...But it's great once you recover...Anyways, if you have any questions you can email me at fzhowandai2@hotmail.com...alrite...good luck...Buy UAX!...trust me!..,BUt do your own research...zo... IP: Logged
Moose Member	posted November 25, 2003 15:59 well with only $500 its tough to get back in the game...but once you do, just remember to diversify, don't wanna have all your ammo in just one boat, cause if that one sinks your done... most of the picks on this board seem pretty good, just avoid pump and dumbs (easy to spot) I've only been here for about 2 weeks, but I can already spot the good posters and the wanna bee's...stick around and you'll learn who they are too IP: Logged
DOUBLE L Member	posted November 25, 2003 16:17 I would buy at min 250 in nsdm.I e-mailed them yesterday and judy responded today with answers to when they will be a otc stock. This message is not flagged. [ Flag Message - Mark as Unread ] From: "Aurora Pacific" <aurora@telus.net> Add to Address Book To: "LLOYD MOORE" <lloydstrading@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: OTC LISTING CONCERNED INVESTOR Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 09:44:51 -0800 Thanks for your email. We are in the process of becoming fully reporting and advancing to the OTC:BB. As far as a timeline is concerned - my best 'guestimate' is the beginning of the new year. Thanks for your continued interest in our company. Regards, Judy I would buy below .05 and sell at .10 I think in Jan.- Feb. they will become listed and price should go to .20-.30 area easy. Until then hopefully they will move up/down so you and I can build a bigger position. If by chance they go above .10 and never look back you still doubled your origanal investment.Did you miss the class on buying more than 1 stock I have taken a bad beating in the last two weeks but have 7-15 stocks to spread losses and gains. I personally never sell at a loss. I do have a few that I have held forever. The best gain I ever had was amdr no news sit at .05 for a month then one day sold all at .20. I thought I was going to loss money on it and then one day judge says 7 million shares are not valid and boom.(This is not the best gain I ever had just the best 1 day from a stock i thought was dead). IP: Logged
blackice318 Member	posted November 25, 2003 16:30 LOL, I was kidding. MAX Investor you can email me anytime blackice318@aol.com I guess I deserve to be picked at a little bit. I just wanted to add some humor to the board. IP: Logged
U4TSAF2 Member	posted November 26, 2003 01:24 YOU JUMPED FROM $1,800 TO $5,000 THEN DOWN TO THE CURRENT $500. 24 Y/O FEMALE GOING TO COLLEGE; I FIND IT ABSOLUTELY AMAZING HOW WOMEN IN GENERAL USE FEMALE TERMS WHEN IT APPLIES TO THEIR BENEFIT; PARTICULARY WHEN THEY ARE IN THE HOLE FOR WHAT-EVER REASON... HUM, WELL YOU WANTED THOSE EQUAL RIGHTS SO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM BY GETTING A JOB. TRY YOUR LOCAL STRIP CLUB. I KNOW HOW HARD THOSE SCHOOL LOANS ARE TO PAY OFF CONSIDERING THAT OUTRAGEOUS 2% INTEREST RATE OVER UPWARDS OF 10-15 YEARS PAYOFF. ESPECIALLY HOW DIFFICULT THOSE LOANS ARE TO REORGANIZE BY SIMPLY CALLING YOUR FIANCIAL AID OFFICE AT SCHOOL. I MEAN MISS 1 PAYMENT AND WHAM, THEY COME LOCK YOU UP IN NO TIME! I REALLY FEEL BAD FOR YOU. IP: Logged
babybloo Member	posted November 26, 2003 01:42 I bet max investor will take a whole different approach the next time she tries to pull this sh.it LOLOL what a comedian. Hello, I am a 24 year old female (i was literally laughing the first time i read that, the internet is a wonderful place LOL, u can be anyone.) IP: Logged
denzen Member	posted November 26, 2003 01:51 Where's Kevin? I'm surprised no one has suggested cmkm. Just humor, no offense intended. My favorite is PRVH. IP: Logged
dawn0304 Member	posted November 26, 2003 03:17 I really think that your comments were unnecessary U4. Strip club?? Your true colors are shining brightly now. quote: Originally posted by U4TSAF2: YOU JUMPED FROM $1,800 TO $5,000 THEN DOWN TO THE CURRENT $500. 24 Y/O FEMALE GOING TO COLLEGE; I FIND IT ABSOLUTELY AMAZING HOW WOMEN IN GENERAL USE FEMALE TERMS WHEN IT APPLIES TO THEIR BENEFIT; PARTICULARY WHEN THEY ARE IN THE HOLE FOR WHAT-EVER REASON... HUM, WELL YOU WANTED THOSE EQUAL RIGHTS SO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM BY GETTING A JOB. TRY YOUR LOCAL STRIP CLUB. I KNOW HOW HARD THOSE SCHOOL LOANS ARE TO PAY OFF CONSIDERING THAT OUTRAGEOUS 2% INTEREST RATE OVER UPWARDS OF 10-15 YEARS PAYOFF. ESPECIALLY HOW DIFFICULT THOSE LOANS ARE TO REORGANIZE BY SIMPLY CALLING YOUR FIANCIAL AID OFFICE AT SCHOOL. I MEAN MISS 1 PAYMENT AND WHAM, THEY COME LOCK YOU UP IN NO TIME! I REALLY FEEL BAD FOR YOU. IP: Logged
old mullet Member	posted November 26, 2003 05:16 max, spend some time here researching topics here using the search tool. keyword searches will help you get a basic understanding of some strategies here. you need to diversify and that is difficult with 500 and/or a position in adot. with diversification you can be more patient with your investments (something that seems to lacking in many investors here) as they often take time to build positions in and to "ripen". many here like rockets, and those are really not that common, but somehow become the performance standard and recipe for loss when coupled with lack of diversity and lack of willingness to wait for the analysis to play and hopefully pay out. if you are looking to build 500 into allot quickly it will be difficult. explain some of your moves both going to 5k and back to 500 and i will see if i have any suggestions or can refer you to an appropriate link. i am very busy right now, but at 24, i was smart enough to know i needed to start investing, but like you are, i struggled with savings accounts and savings bonds until some kind people mentored me a little and got me started investing in stocks. i can find the time to pay that forward. if you are looking for a pick to solve your current loss i'd hate to steer you wrong. there are lots of good picks here every week, if you take the time to learn how to decide for yourself if a pick is really good. that info and some great links are also here. denzen mentioned one to look at prvh. read about it and see what you think. read peoples past posts and track records here and you will soon sort the real investors and analysts here from the smoke and mirrors. on a site that is laden with novice investors asking for help day after day, and where grammar and spelling aren't the point, but certainly aren't 4 sigma by any stretch of the imagination either, i am sorry you drew the comments you did. uncle milty IP: Logged
glassman Member	posted November 26, 2003 09:15 [I don't know why you guys were being so ruff on her. You should be ashamed of yourselves.Where on earth did any of you get the idea that someone would even consider posting the least little bit of dishonesty on this board. Max, your story sounds a bit familiar to me. It all seemed so easy at first-- you got started and after a couple of good trades, you thought wow this is the fast track, you became overconfident. You lost your fear.Fear and greed rules here. You have to keep both under control.Set your loss before you buy and sell when it goes that low.Don't hang in there waiting for a turnaround. Yea I got burned selling selling at 10% loss only to watch it go up 50% two days later. But if you want to be in this for the long haul, you must have discipline. You do need to get a job and raise some more capital, there is no magic bullet and do your own DD. Most of the names here you will recognise if you check in regularly--the good ones will always tell you to do your own DD. Never trust anyone who tells you to trust them. IP: Logged
JOE COOL Member	posted November 26, 2003 09:48 MAX, No one is perfect. Look at your experience as a hi-priced investment in learning. I dare say that each and everyone that has posted before me has in one way or the other committed mistakes as well. Small and huge!!! No one is born knowing all the answers or having all the right moves. Just learn from your mistake. Always ask when your not sure. Read more and act less. Don't react, study each move first. Be patient, keep focus. Don't lose your cool. Time is the best cure. Now about this magical stock that will make those $500.00 turn to 200,000,00 ....well if anyone has that answer...please share it with all of us. Take care and good luck Max. JC IP: Logged
breakout Member	posted November 26, 2003 10:36 Max, I see you haven't posted back. If your post was sincere, don't worry about the negative replys you received. Learn what you can from the positive ones. Everyone has his favorite stock, but I surely wouldn't advice you to invest in any particular stock. Good luck !!! ------------------ "... For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are eternal." 2 Cor. 4:18 IP: Logged
old mullet Member	posted November 26, 2003 10:42 hey jc, happy t day to you amigo. hope puerto rico has more turkeys than we have here. they cost more than steak here. uncle milty IP: Logged
offshoretrader Moderator	posted November 26, 2003 10:53 whats funny to me is how many guy's are posting here if some guy would have posted the same topic one or two peouple would have replied someone puts there a girl and here all you guy's come like a pack of wolfs i wonder if anyone here has a wife that they are still interested in or a girlfriend. LOL guys offshore IP: Logged
JOE COOL Member	posted November 26, 2003 12:02 Thanks Milty, Just to let you know... T-Day is a big thing here in Puerto Rico. They be giving away the turkeys everwere you go. Over here..you be eating so much turkey... turkey breakfast, (eggs and turkey) turkey lunch, ( turkey sandwish ) turkey snak, ( turkey dips ) and turkey dinner. ( rosted turkey ) And right before bed time...a little turkey. ( cold turkey cuts with a glass of...yes, Milk) Well, you may get someone around the corner trying to sell you an old chicken dress as a turkey once in a while. (gatta be careful) If turkey where a public trade Co. hey.... I would make a killing at this time. Have a nice weekend and a good T-Day to all of ya'. JC quote: Originally posted by old mullet: hey jc, happy t day to you amigo. hope puerto rico has more turkeys than we have here. they cost more than steak here. uncle milty IP: Logged
old mullet Member	posted November 26, 2003 12:46 jc, i almost thought you were going to say "turkey milk". lol. offshoretrader. i still am married happily to my first wife and have a daughter 10 years older than max. numbers aren't my wife's strong point. i try to help based on the question but i might be sympathetic to women because i married a single mom who struggled to finish her degree, and we both are involved with helping women here in mexico who have no food no money and kids that they were left the responsibility to care for and raise alone. when i see a woman trying to get an education and trying to invest at 24 i have nothing against lending a hand. i don't know maxs circumstances, and that doesn't matter to me. i have helped a couple of other students here too, and never asked if they were male or female. our most often overlooked and least used key to success is giving. and i don't mean to a church. giving of ourselves opens countless doors to opportunity to become rich in the ways that really count. the dollar signs seem to follow. if there is really any meaning to thanksgiving left after it's commercialization, maybe this is it. happy thanksGIVING, uncle milty IP: Logged
denzen Member	posted November 26, 2003 12:53 Rock on Uncle Milty!!! Have a great weekend! dz IP: Logged
wang Member	posted November 26, 2003 12:58 max I feel bad for you..... If you don't have experience ...... DO NOT TRADE PENNY STOCK!!!! DO NOT USE MARGIN ACC !!!! good luck IP: Logged
U4TSAF2 Member	posted November 26, 2003 13:40 LOCALLY WE HAVE "PROBLEMS" WITH HOTDOG GIRLS, NUDIE BARS, NUDE BEACHES AND THE ONE'S MAKING ALL THE FUSS ARE WOMEN WHO ARE NEVER GOOD-LOOKING OR THIN.... quote: Originally posted by dawn0304: I really think that your comments were unnecessary U4. Strip club?? Your true colors are shining brightly now. IP: Logged
glassman Member	posted November 26, 2003 13:54 As the father of a 15yr old female and the husband of a woman I helped thru a doctorate program, I will tell you U, grow up. IP: Logged
bjay22 Member	posted November 26, 2003 14:46 Holy Crap Marie! I can't believe how nasty some of these replies are. I read a similar post from a young man almost in the same situation as yours, (except he used money he borrowed from his father) and all the replies were sympathetic and helpful. My advise is to take your $500 and put it in the bank. Better yet, take some courses on trading the stock market and try again when you have at least 3-5K to invest. Don't feel so bad, even the most knowledgeable traders get burned (especially in the beginning). I did too, and it took a long time to get back to square one. It doesn't matter what color your hair is either. IP: Logged
jgoldsbe Member	posted November 26, 2003 15:02 Whatever happened to "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all"? Starting with $500 is daunting enough without a bunch of old farts getting ill on you. Feel free to email me: je_golds@yahoo.com and I'll give you my opinion. I'll be glad to give you some insight and ideas. - JEG Disclaimer: My ideas don't necessarily represent or match the ideas of others. IP: Logged
old mullet Member	posted November 26, 2003 19:19 jeg if you are a maverick in your thinking, then i would by all means be interested in your ideas, as i am sure the open minded investors tuned in here would be too. nothing like a fresh perspective. uncle milty IP: Logged
glassman Member	posted November 30, 2003 20:01 quote: Originally posted by old mullet: jeg if you are a maverick in your thinking, then i would by all means be interested in your ideas, as i am sure the open minded investors tuned in here would be too. nothing like a fresh perspective. uncle milty I second that. IP: Logged
glassman Member	posted January 17, 2004 11:41 Hey WW if you haven't seen this one look-- IP: Logged
charger Member	posted January 17, 2004 12:11 You guys make her sound like she is the only person that has lost money their first attempt in the stock market. Aside from her spelling..... give her a freakin break. How smug can you get. IP: Logged
glassman Member	posted January 17, 2004 12:17 this is an old thread I brought forward to demonstrate the characters you will find here IP: Logged
waterwitch Member	posted January 17, 2004 16:13 Glassman, I can't believe you said that! At least I wasn't that bad (yet) but thanks for thinking of me. WW quote: Originally posted by glassman: Hey WW if you haven't seen this one look-- IP: Logged
glassman Member	posted January 17, 2004 18:30 getting a few months experience with real money-- not paper trading-- is the hardest. I doubt very seriously if anybody never had a big dip esp. after they get a little too confident over intial successes. IP: Logged
blackice318 Member	posted January 17, 2004 19:10 Id be the first to say I loss money before I made it. Its all good, my opinion doesnt count much on this board but now look at me. My opinion may not matter but it does display my performance which isnt a joke. It shows you dont always need a long thread to decide what stocks is a good buy. Its sad there are so many nieve traders who buy there picks based on others. If you buy and get burnt you blame the person. Id rather take the risk of creating my own style and learn from those mistakes instead of blaming others for negligence of DD. It may be there pick,but its your money! IP: Logged
thejohndavid Member	posted January 18, 2004 14:11 Hey Max Investor... Send an E-mail thejohndavid@comcast.net We'll set you back on your feet again. Got tons of good info/ideas/'n stuff... Got some pretty good stocks to watch and can help you decide when to get in and when to not. Please e-mail... I won't be tearing you down... just lifting you up. IP: Logged

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