posted March 23, 2004 09:40            

If my numbers are correct it looks like they have about 140 million outstanding as of last 2-04.

Market cap less then 1/2 million... Yea it could move allot.

Looks like a bunch of trades went through the last 3 days though. one day with 40+ mil. shares. Guess will see if they want to sell into this news.

posted March 23, 2004 11:38            

Short term only

Long term I love ALMI and IESV

posted March 23, 2004 12:28            

People buying on the lunch time dips

posted March 23, 2004 12:35            

Much like Q-Bid when I saw it at .0001 when ******** first mentioned it one early Monday morning in February. I knew then it wasn't a long term play, but had short term potential. My conscience kept me (and still keeps me) from it, but I KNEW at .0001 what was going to happen. I'd be retired if I went with my instinct.

posted March 23, 2004 12:46            

I want to read or watch this somewhere lol

After lunch run?

posted March 23, 2004 15:49            

I can't believe I missed this am I would love to jump into some paris hilton, even had a little cash in the account.

Well, I'll probably miss the next boat too.

posted March 23, 2004 16:04            

quote:

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Originally posted by Bob Frey:
Got some at .004

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posted March 23, 2004 16:19            

She's hot stuff right now for sure, but personally I wish the fad would end.

posted March 23, 2004 16:41            

Suggestions?

I'm a newbie here so I don't really know what I'm talking about, but I'm trying... ; )

posted March 23, 2004 16:54            

Trust me on this. I am your warlock, good luck charm, magic 8-ball, tarot card, Divine intervention and sooth sayer.

d a r d a d o g put out QBID's early Feb link and I saw it minutes after he posted it. If there is one thing I play more than any other is market emotion and sentiment. I knew this would be an amazing short term play at .0001. For personal reasons, I sat and have watched it grow to 30 times the .0001 price. By now, my mail would be forwarded to my new Jamaican or Cape Cod address.

I saw this very early this morning and tried to free up a lot of money at .0035.
Of course not having a dime in it (yet being one of the first to see it) the stock ended the day at 4 times it's opening price.

I'd say use me as your barometer. I don't own 1 share. Thus, the price will likely close at $23,435.15 per share by the end of the week.

Be well, Bo(nehead)

posted March 23, 2004 17:01            

quote:

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Originally posted by glassman:
technicals went out the window early this morning here----this is pure emotion---

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posted March 23, 2004 17:03            

So I'm going to interpert that as a
" you should probably pick some up" .

I'm really new at this and I don't have a lot of income. I just felt it was time that I really start saving for my future so I picked up an IRA over at scottrade. I know that pennies are volitile... but I really feel that I need to get some more capital in my IRA before I stat investing in the larger more staple stocks. Pennies seem to be the easiest way to get there. I have strong positions (well strong for me lol) in QBID & GZFX.

I lurk a lot on this forum... mostly on QBID and GZFX and I haven't seen you post before.

You been doing this long?

posted March 23, 2004 17:11            

ALMI and IESV - are much better stocks
long term

WNMI is making me more money at this time lol

posted March 23, 2004 17:25            

21 years...most of my port is in large caps, but moved a good chunk into this arena as the opportunity is there, as has been proven.

A short term play such as qbid was easy to spot, just as this was this morning. As for long term here, our society gravitates to celebrity, even though most stars these days only last 2-3 years in the spotlight and fade from there. Only a few have the desire or star power to stay in the spotlight after that. Here you have about 2 years of spotlight left, unless her career matures from there.

Being serious, do your own research. Your decision will spring from that.

Doing the opposite of what I did QBID would have made your portfolio swell. The good Lord knows I tried to get in at .0035 here, but it wasn't in the cards I guess.
The next time I get a feeling like I got this morning, or the morning I saw the very first QBID news in early Feb, I'll be sure to post...lol.
Be well,

posted March 23, 2004 17:37            

I will probaly get rid of most of QBID when they hit 2-5 cents. In the meantime, I'm gunning to pick up some more if it dips again... (buy order in at 24).

However, I was thinking of using the money I had set aside for that... on WNMI (since QBID looks like it may not dip that low for a little while) and increase my cash a bit. A company like WNMI is really difficult to research from what little I learned, because it's so damn subjective being in the entertainment industry. So I'm not sure where to start. QBID of course is in the entertainment field too... but somehow seems more certain.

I know to watch the RSI for overbuying... and that's one of many many things I should look at I'm sure. With a RSI of 89... like someone said the technicals are out the window on this one. It's all emotion. So how in the world do you DD emotion lol?

Anyhow... we'll see what happens tommorrow. Perhaps I will grow some balls tonight and take a chance on WNMI.

Take care,

posted March 23, 2004 17:40            

lol...

posted March 23, 2004 22:22            

quote:

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Originally posted by e2brutay75:
Hey... I just thought of something. If WNMI doesn't pan out... we can all resort to selling bootleg copies of the infamous sex tape on ebay!

lol...

e2

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THEY WAY THIS GIRL IS ON EVERY MAGAZINE COVER AND EVERY GOSSIP COLUMN HOT LIST AND NOW IN A T.V. SHOW--AND ONE OF THE RICHEST TEENS IN THE WORLD. .05 IS A REALITY.

IMHO

posted March 23, 2004 22:23            

quote:

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Originally posted by Bob Frey:
Warning Model Management Inc. (OTC BB: WNMI) is pleased to announce the exclusive model representation of Paris Hilton.

http://www.newsalert.com/bin/story?StoryId=Cqf_eueS bmdqWnJq3nZy&FQ=c%25WNMI%20&Nav=qr-re-redigest&StoryTitle=Company+Digest

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BOB,

THANKS TO YOUR DD. GREAT JOB.

posted March 23, 2004 23:47            

Balance Sheet:http://tools.thestreet.com/tsc/quotes.html?pg=financials&symb=wnmi& sid=1544727&timer=&rtype=2&tframe=

Cash Flow: http://tools.thestreet.com/tsc/quotes.html?pg=financials&symb=wnmi&sid=15 44727&timer=&rtype=2&tframe=

Key Ratios:http://tools.thestreet.com/tsc/quotes.html?pg=keyratios&symb=wnmi&sid=1544727&timer =

posted March 24, 2004 05:57            

14,657,818 shares of Common Stock

The aggregate amount in row 9 represents the maximum amount of shares that Balmore S.A. can control under a contractually stipulated 9.9% ownership restriction.

FYI:

If the 14 mil is 9.9 percent of the company then the outstanding is about 147 million.

I would bet they gave more shares to Paris for her sighning... We shall see.

posted March 24, 2004 08:29            

The exception is that there was a ton of shares traded the few days prior to the release. This will normaly lead to large sellers into the news resulting in lower prices at the end of the day. I would have expected this.

The reason it didn't happen in my opinion is that there was so much hype over the Paris thing the seller(s) were mostly bought out by the .004 to .005 level. And so it ran.

Then the daytraders took charge.

The reason it was a classic winner in my opinion is that..

If you watched the " quote request leaders " before the bell it never showed up. Flew below the radar of many till after the open.

The news was out well before the bell so that some could be prepared.

The news it's self was headline making stuff in venues other than the business world. Entertainment tonight could still do a story on it.

Low float of about 140 million shares. Low Market Cap.

Once the markets opend and trading started we saw a small gap and lots of buying.

All the above said:

Good news...

Low Float & Mkt cap...

Low volume trading in the days and weeks before.

Small interest or buys at the open.

Small or no gap in opening ask price.