posted April 15, 2004 09:26            

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Originally posted by StonedPigeon:
well aint that just the coolist thing all this time on e-trade and I never knew------slap me with a banana and call me a monkey!

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posted April 15, 2004 09:28            

We're due for some news! Come on QBID, give us something good to really kick this thing in high gear.

posted April 15, 2004 09:29            

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Originally posted by StonedPigeon:
well aint that just the coolist thing all this time on e-trade and I never knew------slap me with a banana and call me a monkey!

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posted April 15, 2004 09:29            

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Originally posted by 1BigTip:
A little bit of QBID in my life
A little bit of QBID by my side
A little bit of QBID is all I need
A little bit of QBID is what I see
A little bit of QBID in the sun
A little bit of QBID all day long
A little bit of QBID makes me happy
A little bit of QBID makes me rich

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posted April 15, 2004 09:30            

im here for the day GTYL

posted April 15, 2004 09:33            

whats great is...i own 100,000 shares

therefore,
every 1/100 of a penny is $10
every 1/10 is a $100
every penny is $1000

love the math

for all of you with 1,000,000 move the decimal one to the right!!! you smart and lucky *******s!!!!

lol

posted April 15, 2004 09:34            

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Originally posted by GatorMan:
Are the newswires broken? I don't think any of my pinkies have had news in two weeks.

We're due for some news! Come on QBID, give us something good to really kick this thing in high gear.

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posted April 15, 2004 09:37            

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Originally posted by bloodynri:
i sold my qbid at 0.02 yesterday and want to buy back. but the money is under "unsettled cash" i use ameritrade.any way i can still buy qbid?

thanks

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posted April 15, 2004 09:38            

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Originally posted by bloodynri:
i sold my qbid at 0.02 yesterday and want to buy back. but the money is under "unsettled cash" i use ameritrade.any way i can still buy qbid?

thanks

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posted April 15, 2004 09:42            

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Originally posted by DIESELECLASS:
anyone else see the volume approaching 1 bil already, or is it cause I have not had my cofee yet?

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Nope. Volume is only 118M

posted April 15, 2004 09:42            

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Originally posted by frostyc:
Howard will be hyping the Viacom Gay Channel not QBID.

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posted April 15, 2004 09:44            

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Originally posted by The Hippo:
WONDERBRA... I think that is German for wonderful ??

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posted April 15, 2004 09:45            

dz
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Originally posted by GatorMan:
Nope. Volume is only 118M

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posted April 15, 2004 09:46            

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Originally posted by frostyc:
Clear Channel did. Not Viacom!!!!

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posted April 15, 2004 09:48            

THE NATIONAL SHOW DELIVERS. . .QUALIFIED DECISION MAKERS

* 16,700 cable & telecommunications professionals attended The National Show in 2003.
* Over 150 system operators, from both the US and abroad, sent representatives to the show.
* The top five affiliations for registered attendees are as follows:
o 25% Cable System Operators
o 11% Trade and Consumer Press
o 10% Investment Bankers and Brokerage Firms
o 9% Cable Television Programmers
o 9% Hardware Manufacturers and Suppliers

THE NATIONAL SHOW DELIVERS…CABLE SYSTEM OPERATORS

If you want to meet with cable system operators from the US and abroad, then The National Show is the place to be! Take a look at the over 150 system operating companies that sent representatives to the 2003 National Show:

U.S. CABLE OPERATORS

Adelphia Communications
Advance/Newhouse Communications
Advanced Cable Communications
All West/Utah Inc.
Anderson Pacific Corporation
Antietam Cable Television, Inc.
AOL Time Warner Inc.
Armstrong Group of Companies
Astound Broadband
Atlantic Telephone Membership Corp.
Audubon Cablevision
Block Communications, Inc.
Bresnan Communications
Bryan Municipal Utilities
Buckeye Cablevision, Inc.
Buford Media Group, LLC
Cable ONE
Cable America Corp.
CableSouth Inc.
Cablevision Systems Corp.
Carolina Broadband
Cass Cable TV, Inc.
Charter Communications
CimTel Cable, Inc.
Classic Communications, Inc.
Clear Creek Mutual Telephone
Clear Picture Inc.
ClearSource, Inc.
Comcast Companies
Community Cable Corp.
Cox Communications
DCA Cablevison
Eagle Communications Inc.
First Commonwealth Cablevision Ltd.
Frankfort Electric & Water Plant Board
Galaxy Cable Inc.
Gans Multimedia Partnership
GCI Cable Inc.
GMP Cable TV
Grande Communications, Inc.
Great Plains Cable TV
Home TeleNetworks
Hyde County Cablevision, Inc
Insight Communications, Inc.
Knology Holdings
Liberty Media Corporation
Massillon CableTV, Inc.
Mediacom Communications Corporation
Mid-Coast Cable Television L.P.
Midcontinent Communications
Mid-Hudson Cablevision Inc.
Millennium Digital Media
Murray Electric Systems
New Hope Telephone Co-op
Northland Communications Corp.
NPG Cable Inc.
Precis Communications LLC
RCN Corporation
Reserve Telephone Co., Inc,
Schurz Communications
Seren Innovations
Service Electric Cable TV Inc.
Sjoberg's, Cable TV Inc.
St. Joseph Cablevision
Starstream Communications
Susquehanna Communications
Tele-Media Corporation
Time Warner Cable
TV MAX
US Cable Corporation
USA Media Group LLC
Verizon Media Ventures, Inc.
Vista III Media
WEHCO Video, Inc.
Western Cable Communications
Wood County Telephone Operations

posted April 15, 2004 09:51            

.0165

ASK

.0161

posted April 15, 2004 09:53            

Hispanic, Black, Gay Networks on Track

April 12, 2004

Michael McCarthy

NEW YORK -- The lineup of cable TV networks is growing again, with media companies such as Viacom, News Corp. and Comcast planning or backing new channels.

After rapid growth in the 1990s, the number of U.S. cable networks either dwindled or rose only slightly each year from 1999-2002. But it jumped to 339 last year from 308 in 2002, and a slew of channels are in the pipeline for this year.

A popular tactic with cable network owners: Launch a spinoff rather than all-new channels, similar to the way packaged goods marketers roll out "brand extension" products -- new, related products under an existing brand name -- rather than new brands.

Among the flurry of activity:

# I want my gay TV. Sumner Redstone of Viacom is planning a gay- and lesbian-themed cable network under the possible moniker Outlet, to be created by its MTV unit and operate alongside CBS, MTV, VH1 and Nickelodeon.

With the popularity of gay-themed shows such as Bravo's "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy," Showtime's "The L Word" and "Queer as Folk" and NBC's "Will & Grace," Redstone recently told the press in Mexico City: "The channel will succeed, I believe."

VH1, meanwhile, has ordered a pilot for a series called "Gaydar" in which celebrities guess whether contestants are gay or straight.

# Move over Maria Bartiromo. CNBC could face a new rival spun off from Rupert Murdoch's Fox News. News Corp.'s recent deal to take control of DirecTV, the nation's largest satellite TV service, has shifted the plan into high gear.

"CNBC has no competition," said Roger Ailes, Fox News chief executive, at a recent panel.

But media expert Robert Thompson of Syracuse University warns that Ailes will find the field crowded with CNBC, CNN's Lou Dobbs, CNNfn and Bloomberg TV. "We're not sure the market will support several 24-hour news channels -- much less four business-oriented channels," he says.

# English-language channel for Hispanic audience. Sí TV launched in February in nearly 8 million homes. The business plan: Serve second- and third-generation Latinos, ages 18 to 34, who are more comfortable with a channel in English than a Spanish-language network such as Univision.

Co-founded by former comic Jeff Valdez, the network secured more than $60 million in financing recently from backers including Time Warner and EchoStar, operator of the Dish satellite TV service.

# Competition for BET. Launched in January on Martin Luther King Day, TV One is challenging Black Entertainment Television (BET), aiming at African-American viewers over age 25. Founder Alfred Liggins of Radio One has financial backing from Comcast, the biggest cable operator.

Why the burst of activity? A hunt for growth in an otherwise flat media industry, says cable analyst David Mantell of investment firm Loop Capital Markets in Chicago. "Right now, that wave of growth is cable."

Cable or satellite TV service is now in about 85 percent of the nation's 108 million TV households.

In the annual "upfront" market next month, when up to 80 percent of fall TV ad time is sold, cable networks are poised to grab more of the pie from broadcasters. Cable networks had a 50.3 share of prime time viewers in 2003 vs. a 48 share the year before, according to the National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA). The major broadcast networks, meanwhile, slid to 44.8 from 46.6.

The biggest hurdle in launching a channel is getting on enough cable or satellite systems to have an audience that attracts ad dollars.

"As a buyer, I look for as much distribution as I can get," warns Andy Donchin, director of national broadcast for Carat, who buys more than $2 billion worth of media time for marketers such as Radio Shack.

Getting "carriage," as it is known, can spark battles as media giants press distributors to take spinoff channels. Charlie Ergen, chief executive of EchoStar, recently yanked Viacom's cable networks off Dish for 48 hours, in part because Viacom demanded he carry its new Nicktoons as the price for getting CBS, MTV and Nickelodeon. EchoStar blinked first, even as Ergen acknowledged to reporters: "We hated to do that."

Source: (c) Copyright 2004 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Co. Inc.

posted April 15, 2004 09:55            

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Originally posted by bloodynri:
i sold my qbid at 0.02 yesterday and want to buy back. but the money is under "unsettled cash" i use ameritrade.any way i can still buy qbid?

thanks

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posted April 15, 2004 09:56            

NOTHING HAS CHANGED ABOUT QBID.

SOME DAYS (YESTERDAY) NEWS IS OUT IN THE MARKETS AND EVERYONE WANT TO GET IN THEN IT GOES UP UP UP AND WHAM, PEOPLE START SELLING.

STILL...

NOTHING HAS CHANGED ABOUT QBID.

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Originally posted by Rockomon210:
Why does it come out so strong and then go back down again- any real reason?

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posted April 15, 2004 09:57            

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Originally posted by Billy:
I am with ameritrade. I sold some QBID yesterday and my funds were available right away. Maybe the reason is that I had been holding mine for about 2 months, I think that if you do a day trade then they will not settle the trade for 3 days.I'm not positive. JMO
GLTA
Billy

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posted April 15, 2004 09:58            

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Originally posted by Rockomon210:
Why does it come out so strong and then go back down again- any real reason?

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posted April 15, 2004 10:00            

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Originally posted by CGHitman14:
I'm not totally sure myself but it seems to be the one thing w/ many penny stocks that is actually predicatable. People may just want in once the day begins or have orders from the previous day filling, then it goes up and the daytraders sell, then they buy back again around the previous close price. I actually think I may have played it right today, I sold at .021 and I'm now back in for more shares than before at .0161. It's kind of risky playing this stock as a day trade because you really want to make sure you're in it for the long haul. Good luck to everyone!

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posted April 15, 2004 10:00            

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Originally posted by 1BigTip:
E*Trade just credited my account. I now have over 1 million shares again. I take back everything I said about them..

& it figures QBID goes down!

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