posted May 18, 2004 00:57            

quote:

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Originally posted by Bob_dog:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Booty Quest:
[b] Right!

Hey Bob, take some Nyquil!!!

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posted May 18, 2004 01:01            

Speaking of Farmboy, we had a little talk today about my new reality show for Q TV. I guess now is as good a time as any to throw it out there.

posted May 18, 2004 01:02            

quote:

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Originally posted by Booty Quest:
Jack, huh? I knew you had tendencies! I don't see any reason why you both can't take some if you're tired.

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posted May 18, 2004 01:05            

The Fool FAQ
Shorting Stocks
Many times on the Fool boards I've seen references to
`selling a stock short' or `taking a short position.'
Will someone tell me plainly what shorting is?

An investor who sells stock short borrows shares from
a brokerage house and sells them to another buyer.
Proceeds from the sale go into the shorter's account.
He must buy those shares back (cover) at some point in
time and return them to the lender.

Thus, if you sell short 1000 shares of Gardner's
Gondolas at $20 a share, your account gets credited
with $20,000. If the boats start sinking---since David
Gardner, founder and CEO of VENI, knows nothing about
their design---and the stock follows suit, tumbling to
new lows, then you will start thinking about
"covering" your short there for a very nice profit.
Here's the record of transactions if the stock falls
to $8.

Borrowed and Sold Short 1000 shares at $20: +$20,000
Bought back and returned 1000 shares at $8: -$8,000

Profit: + $12,000

But what happens if as the stock is falling, Tom
Gardner, boatsmen extraordinaire, takes over the
company at his brother's behest, and the holes and
leaks are covered. As the stock begins to takes off,
from $14 to $19 to $26 to $37, you finally decide that
you'd better swallow hard and close out the
transaction. You do so, buying back shares of TOMY
(new ticker symbol) at $37.

Here's the record of transaction:

Borrowed and sold short 1000 shares at $20: +$20,000
Bought back and returned 1000 shares at $37: -$37,000

Loss: -$17,000

Ouch. So you see, in the second scenario, when I, your
nemesis, took over the company, you lost
$17,000...which you'll have to come up with. There's
the danger....you have to be able to buy back the
shares that you initially borrowed and sold. Whether
the price is higher or lower, you're going to need to
buy back the shares at some point in time.

To learn more about short selling, try reading the
following books: "Tools of the Bear: How Any Investor
Can Make Money When Stocks Go Down" - Charles J. Caes;
"Financial Shenanigans: How To Detect Accounting
Gimmicks & Fraud" - Howard M. Shilit; "When Stocks
Crash Nicely: The Finer Art of Short Selling" - Kathry
F. Staley; "Selling Short: Risks, Rewards and
Strategies for Short Selling Stocks, Options and
Futures" - Joseph A. Walker. None of these are perfect
in their coverage of short selling but each has its
strengths.

Shorting, unlike puts, seems to have an unlimited
downside potential, correct? That is, hypothetically,
the stock can rise to infinity. Puts, besides the time
limit, have a limited downside. Why then, for a short
term short, would anyone short instead of purchasing
puts?

Theoretically, yes. In reality, no. Because in our
number system we count upwards and don't stop, we
opine that because numbers go on forever, so can a
stock price. But when we think about this objectively,
it seems kind of silly, no? Obviously a stock price,
which at SOME point reflects actual value in a
business, cannot go on to infinity.

Yes, puts do have a limited downside. However, options
have an expiration date, which means that they are
"time-wasting assets". They also have a "strike price"
which means that you need to pick a price and then
have the stock below it on expiration date. Finally,
you have to pay a premium for an option and if you are
not "in the money" more than the premium, by
expiration day, you still lose. So, with options, not
only do you have to be worried about the direction of
the stock, you need to be correct about the magnitude
of the move and the time in which it will happen. And
even then, even if you successfully manage all 3 of
these things, you can still lose money if you don't
cover the premium. Not very Foolish. With shorting,
you only really need to be concerned about direction.
As for limiting liability, you can do that yourself by
putting in a buy stop at a price where the loss is
"too much" for you.

What is short interest? Does it have anything to do
with short attention spans?

Pardon? Short interest? Oh yes! Ahem, short interest
is simply the total number of shares of a company that
have been sold short. The Fool believes that the best
shorts are those with low short interest. They present
the maximum chance for price depreciation as few short
sales have occurred, driving down the price. Also, low
short interest stocks are less susceptible to short
squeezes (see below). Short interest figures are
available towards the end of each month in financial
publications like Barron's and the Investor's Business
Daily.

The significance of short interest is relative. If a
company has 100 million shares outstanding and trades
6 million shares a day, a short interest of 3 million
shares is probably not significant (depending on how
many shares are closely held). But a short interest of
3 million for a company with 10 million shares
outstanding trading only 100,000 shares a day is quite
high.

I've heard the term 'days to cover' thrown around
quite a bit. Does 'days to cover' have anything to do
with short interest?

Yes, it does! Days to cover is a function of how many
shares of a particular company have been sold short.
It is calculated by dividing the number of shares sold
short by the average daily trading volume.

Look at Ichabod's Noggins (Nasdaq:HEAD). One million
shares of this issue have been sold short (we can find
this number, called the short interest, in such
publications as Barrons and the IBD). It has an
average trading volume of 25,000. The days to cover is
1,000,000/25,000, or 40 days.

When you short a stock, you want the days to cover to
be low, say around 7 days or so. This will make the
shares less subject to a short squeeze, the nightmare
of shorters in which someone starts buying up the
shares and driving up the share price. This induces
shorters to buy back their shares, which also drives
up the price! A short days to cover means the short
interest can be eliminated quickly, preventing a short
squeeze from working very well.

Also, a lengthy days to cover means that many people
have already sold short the stock, making a further
decline less likely.

What effect does a large short coverage have
(generally) on the stock`s price? Generally, heavy
buying increases the price while selling decreases it.
Assuming the stocks price has been steady, or
climbing, and many shorters attempt to cover their
losses, how will this affect the price?

What you are referring to, in investment parlance, is
a "short squeeze." When a number of short sellers all
try to "cover" their short at the same time, that does
indeed drive the stock up.

Our approach when shorting is therefore to avoid in
general stocks that already have a fairly hefty amount
of existing short sales. We try to set ourselves up so
we'll never get squeezed.

I'll point out that short squeezes can be the result
of better than expected earnings or some other
fundamental aspects of a company's operation. They can
also be the result of direct manipulation. That is,
profit-seeking individuals with large amounts of cash
at their disposal can look on a large short position
in a stock as an invitation to start buying, driving
up the share prices, thus forcing short-sellers to
cover. This in turn drives up the price, and before
you know it, the share price has soared!

OK, I understand the potential benefits and risks of
shorting, except for one thing. If the stock I've
shorted pays a dividend, am I liable for that
dividend?

Yes. If you are short as of the ex-dividend date, you
are liable to pay the dividend to the person whose
shares you have borrowed to make your short sale. I
must say, however, that if you are correct in your
judgment to sell the issue short, your profits
achieved thereby will certainly outweigh the small
dollar amount of the dividend payout.

What happens if the stock I've shorted splits?

MF Swagman replies:

Let's say we're speaking of a two-for-one split. In
that case, all that happens is that you must cover
your short position with twice as many shares as you
opened it. If you shorted 100 shares, you must cover
with 200. Don't forget, though, that the magnitude of
your investment hasn't changed, for while you now have
twice as many shares, each one is only worth half as
much as before! So, while your original cost basis for
the 100 shares may have $36, now, with 200 shares, it
is only $18.

This is a very foolish question, I'm sure, but if I
sell short I am essentially borrowing the shares from
someone else through my broker. Assuming that the
lender does NOT need the shares prematurely, what
determines how long I can stay short? (pun intended)
How long do I have before I am forced to cover my
position? Is there any regulation? Is it simply
dependent on when/if the broker needs them? Could I
possibly stay short for an indefinite period?

posted May 18, 2004 01:15            

Imagine if you will:

A group of shareholders who've become like family on a Bulletin Board, are driving themselves crazy trying not to hit the sell button on QBID. They know it'll surpass a dollar, but don't know if they can hold on that long.

Sooo, they all put their lives on hold and move into a house in a gay neighborhood and refuse to leave until the stock hits $2.00!!!

To occupy themselves, they film each other with camcorders and edit their wild footage into a nice little low-budget show. A finished product they mail to Frank.

And it becomes a news story as well. Giving huge exposure to Q, thus helping meet our $2.00 goal more quickly. No phones or internet, so we're not tempted to sell when we see our accounts have hundreds of thousands of dollars in them. We all have to leave as millionaires!

posted May 18, 2004 01:23            

Possible show names:

-Qbid's Eros (Cupid's Arrows)
-Rags to Riches
-Booty Quest! LOL

We need a big homo - FarmBoy - a straight boy - me - a real live girl - a transexual - a bi - more girls - and maybe some hot women.

posted May 18, 2004 01:25            

I see it as more of a survior concept:

If you get voted out you have to sell your
shares at that days pps.

posted May 18, 2004 01:29            

quote:

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Originally posted by StonedPigeon:
Interesting

I see it as more of a survior concept:

If you get voted out you have to sell your
shares at that days pps.

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LMAO!! Very interesting!!!!! I like it!

posted May 18, 2004 01:36            

quote:

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Originally posted by Bob_dog:
[QUOTE]See you all at the bell. and sorry Booty I said BELL not BALL, you'll have to find someplace else to were that new dress

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posted May 18, 2004 01:42            

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posted May 18, 2004 02:01            

quote:

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Originally posted by Booty Quest:
No PR, and I just might play it.

Diana, right after you mentioned ONEV this morning, it went right on up 25%! Why should you tell us to buy RIGHT before you do? That doesn't make since. Plus, you just tell us to keep an eye on it. I always look after your picks! Keep 'em coming, Mama!

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BOOTY,

I WOULD NEVER TELL ANYONE TO BUY OR SELL A STOCK. WHEN I SAY WATCH--IT GENERALLY MEANS I AM BUYING. NOW WHEN I SAY WATCH ENDE FOR THE BOUNCE PLAY OFF THE HI OR A BOUNCE OFF THE BOTTOM--IT MEANS I BOUGHT IT AT .09 AND SOLD IT AT .10 FOR A GRAND PROFIT.

I USUALLY DO NOT THROW MUCH OUT THERE BECAUSE IT CAUSES PROBLEMS. BY THE TIME I HAVE BOUGHT IT AND POSTED IT--SOMETIMES I HAVE ALREADY SOLD IT. I ALWAYS PUT IN A SELL ORDER IN WHEN I KNOW IT IS BOUGHT. SO BY THE TIME I PUT IN A BUY ORDER--WAIT FOR IT TO EXECUTE--PUT IN A SELL ORDER AND THEN POST ON THE BOARD. THE TIME LAPSE MESSES WITH EVERYONE.

LIKE GZFX. I WAS IN AT .09 AND OUT AT .10.
FOR $1000.00 PROFIT. BY THE TIME I POSTED IT ON THE GZFX THREAD AND BROUSED THE QBID THREAD IT WAS ALREADY SOLD.

OMOG HAD NEWS OUT...POSTED ALL OVER THE BOARDS. I WAS IN AND OUT FOR .001 PROFIT ON 1 MIL SHARES. ANOTHER GRAND.

CWMS--I PLAYED FOLLOW THE LEADER OFF ANOTHER THREAD.

ONEV--I BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR .02 PER SHARE TAKE. IT WENT TO .12. I DID NOT EVEN KNOW I WAS GOING TO BUY IT TILL I DID. I WAS WATCHING FOR THE BIG SELL OFF AFTER A RUN--YOU KNOW IT IS GOING TO HAPPEN YA JUST DON'T KNOW WHEN TILL YA SEE IT. BY THE TIME I POSTED IT SOMEONE COULD HAVE MADE A QUICK 20%.

OF COURSE YOU NEVER HEAR THE DUMB S&^T THAT I DO. WELL SOME OF IT...BUT THERE IS LOTS AND LOTS OF LOSSES AS WELL AS GAINS. IF YA DON'T BUY IT YA JUS DON'T KNOW. LOL

I COULD HAVE PLAYED QBID A LOT BETTER. I MADE SOME MAJOR ERRORS. IT IS HARD TO READ A STOCK THAT HAS NO RHYTHM. ALSO BROKE A FEW OF MY OWN GOLDEN RULES WITH QBID. ESPECIALLY THE ONE ABOUT GETTING EMOTIONALLY ATTACHED TO A STOCK. MY BAD....

NOW IF I SAY BUY MLAR IN THE A.M. WHEN IT DIPS TO .12 AND SELL IT AT .15. YOU KNOW THE STOCK WOULD NOT DO IT. THATS LIFE. THAT'S WHY I NEED MY CRYSTAL BALL BACK...I AM KIDDING ABOUT MLAR. THAT'S WHAT IT DID TODAY. I WANTED TO BUY IT BUT THE LOW VOLUME MADE ME BACK OFF IT. MAYBE NEXT TIME.
ON SECOND THOUGHT--KEEP A GOOD EYE OUT FOR MLAR.

SEE YA ALL IN THE A.M.

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DIANA

posted May 18, 2004 03:56            

quote:

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Originally posted by realityinc21:
BOOTY,

I WOULD NEVER TELL

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di,
thanks for letting us in on some of the stuff you do. a lot of us out here are still learning and it really helps us to know what you look for when trading, how soon you get in, how soon you get out, what type of profit you look for on your trades, it's all very helpful.

posted May 18, 2004 06:22            

QBID NEWS !!!!!!!! RELEASED 6:00 AM

POPE

posted May 18, 2004 06:26            

quote:

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Originally posted by pope_of_little_italy1:

QBID NEWS !!!!!!!! RELEASED 6:00 AM

POPE

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I am dissappointed as to why our new PR firm is not making these releases ??

POPE

posted May 18, 2004 07:05            

May 18, 2004 06:00:00 (ET)

NEW ORLEANS, May 18, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q Television Network (PINK SHEETS: QBID) announced today the successful completion of its five-hour test broadcast on Saturday, May 15th.

The sample broadcast signal was available throughout all of North America, beginning at 10:00 a.m. PST. In addition, Cox Cable in New Orleans and Comcast in Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Everett, Washington, offered the broadcast to their viewers.

Viewers were presented highlights from the network, which included a first look at "I Will, I Do, We Did," an original documentary about gay marriage. The sample broadcast also ran several sneak previews of motion pictures, as well as specials and documentaries.

"The public has finally gotten a chance to see firsthand the unique programming Q Television Network will deliver for our third quarter launch," notes President of Programming and Acquisitions Steven Grunberg. "We encourage everyone to call their cable network or digital satellite provider and request Q Television Network."

For more information on the Q Television Network (www.qtelevision.com), call the toll-free hotline: (888) 594-7766, or the corporate headquarters: (760) 323-4455.

SOURCE: Q Television Network

Q Television Network, New Orleans
Kendra Van Nostran, 504-949-3999

posted May 18, 2004 08:20            

Thanks for the info, Lady Di. It's very interesting how you're not too greedy when placing your sell order. Maybe that's why you're so successful. (Wanna live in a houseful of shareholders till we hit $2.00? )

I always wait to see how it acts after I buy it, which costs me, I'm sure. I will try that immediate-sell-order plan of yours and see how I do.

posted May 18, 2004 08:22            

May 18, 2004

NEW ORLEANS, May 18, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) --

Q Television Network (PINK SHEETS: QBID) announced today the successful completion of its five-hour test broadcast on Saturday, May 15th.

The sample broadcast signal was available throughout all of North America, beginning at 10:00 a.m. PST. In addition, Cox Cable in New Orleans and Comcast in Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Everett, Washington, offered the broadcast to their viewers.

Viewers were presented highlights from the network, which included a first look at 'I Will, I Do, We Did,'an original documentary about gay marriage. The sample broadcast also ran several sneak previews of motion pictures, as well as specials and documentaries.

'The public has finally gotten a chance to see firsthand the unique programming Q Television Network will deliver for our third quarter launch,'notes President of Programming and Acquisitions Steven Grunberg. 'We encourage everyone to call their cable network or digital satellite provider and request Q Television Network.'

Company Overview

This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company expects much of its subscriber base to be comprised of members of the gay and lesbian population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Safe Harbor Statement

As a cautionary note to investors, certain matters discussed in this press release may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such matters involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including the following: changes in economic conditions; general competitive factors; the television network's ability to execute its business model and strategic plans; and the risks described from time to time in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

For more information on the Q Television Network (www.qtelevision.com), call the toll-free hotline: (888) 594-7766, or the corporate headquarters: (760) 323-4455.

SOURCE: Q Television Network

Q Television Network, New Orleans Kendra Van Nostran, 504-949-3999

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posted May 18, 2004 09:15            

quote:

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Originally posted by Race to a Million:
I havn't slept all night and I'm incredibly excited about todays activity due to the pr...

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I AM VERY POSITIVE TODAY--I EXPECTED A LITTLE MORE INFORMATION. VIEWER COUNT ETC. I EXPECT PRESS RELEASES COST A LOT OF MONEY. THE HOTLINE MAY UPDATE US MORE.

I DO BELIEVE DEVENY HAS ALL THE TRICK UP THEIR SLEEVES. THEY WANT TO PLAY THIS TO RECIEVE MAXIMUM RETURN. THAT IS OF COURSE IF THEY DID BARTER SHARES FOR SERVICES. OR AT LEAST IN PART. OF COURSE THAT IS SPECULATION ON MY PART.

I DID A BIT OF CHECKING ON SOME OF THE COMPANIES THAT DEVENY PR FIRM TOOK OVER. I WILL HAVE SOME OF THAT INFO LATER TODAY. IT SEEMS THEY HAVE GOTTEN VERY HIGH RETURNS FOR MARCH OF DIMES ETC. TO ME THAT IS MORE LIKE FUND RAISING. ANYWAY--I AM ON CENTRAL TIME AND WILL MAKE CALLS DIRECTLY TO THOSE COMPANIES DEVENY REPRESENTS. I'LL GET THE SKINNY.

I BELIEVE THE HOTLINE WILL UPDATE US MORE. THAT USUSALLY CHANGES ABOUT 10:30 CENTRAL TIME.

WE KNOW EVERYONE IS OUT OF THE OFFICE MAKING CPNTRACTS AND FOLLOWING UP ON ADVERTIZING LEADS FROM THE CONFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS. THAT IS VERY GOOD.

THEY HAVE HIRED NEW STAFF--I DID TALK TO A NEW EMPLOYEE JIM WALL. HE HAS BEEN ON BOARD JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS.

WHY DID WE BUY QBID??

CURRENT INFORMATION AS OF 4/23/04

JUST SOME FACTS: TAKEN FROM CONVERSATION WITH FRANK--PARAPHRASING OF PRESS RELEASES--AND OTHER POSTED OPINIONS ON QBID BOARDS.

NO. 1: CEO PROMISES NO REVERSE SPLIT WHILE HE'S CEO.

NOT ONLY IS THIS RARE BUT WITH A PINKIE, AMAZING.

NO. 2: STOCK BUYBACK BY QBID.

THIS ISN'T AS RARE AS NO. 1 BUT PRETTY CLOSE FOR A PINKIE.

NO. 3: WE JUST ADDED A FEMALE WITH 25+ YEARS EXPERIENCE THAT HAS ESTABLISHED HER OWN TV STATION, BEGAN A SMALL FIBER-OPTIC COMPANY THAT IS NOW THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD FOR COMMUNICATIONS, HAS WORKED FOR THE BIG 3 MAJOR NETWORKS IN AREA'S SIMILAR TO WHAT QBID IS TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH; HENCE "NEW" PROGRAMMING". SHE HAS WORKED IN EUROPE WHICH EAST AND WEST EUROPE WE'RE TRYING TO MARKET.

NO. 4: 10-YEAR DEAL WITH TIME-WARNER THAT PUTS THE SIGNAL ANYWHERE IN N. AMERICA THERE IS A DEMAND.

NO. 5: ALL SATELLITE SIGNAL HAVE BEEN COORDINATED TO PUT THIS SIGNAL ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.

NO. 6: WE ARE NOW OFFERING COMPANY/CORPORATE INCENTIVES FOR 1ST YEAR ADVERTISERS AND CAMPAIGN FOR INDEPENDENT INVESTORS.

NO. 7: THE TIMING IS ABSOLUTELY PERFECT FOR THE RELEASE OF THIS STATION. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE THIS, JUST WATCH YOUR NEWS, READ YOUR PAPER AND IF YOU CAN'T FIND GAY/LESBIAN MARRIAGE, GAY THIS, LESBIAN THAT, YOU MUST BE LIVING ON ANOTHER PLANET.

NO. 8: COMPANY HAS ADDRESSED CUTTING BACK BUDGET AND EXPENSES TO THE TUNE OF 33,000 PER MONTH.

NO. 9: COMPANY HAS ADDRESSED INTERNAL CONFLICTS WHICH HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN A DRAWBACK. TEAMWORK HAS ALWAYS GOT TO BE IN PLACE IN ANY BUSINESS.

N0. 10: THE ABSOLUTELY MOST POSITIVELY OF THEM ALL. WE HAVE BEEN IN THIS POSITION BEFORE SOME 3 YEARS AGO AND DIDN'T GET OFF THE GROUND. YES-- HORRIBLE NEWS AND WHY IS THAT SO ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY GREAT YOU ASK???? THE STOCK HIT ALMOST $1/SHARE. JUST A FEW WEEKS AGO THIS STOCK TRADED AT .0001.

NO: 11: POLITICAL ISSUES HAVE TO ADDRESSED BRINGING A WHOLE NEW FORUM TO THE QBID TABLE...

NO: 12: SMART CEO'S DO HAVE VISION AND LEARN FROM PREVIOUS MISTAKES.

NO: 13: LARGE O/S. THAT HAS NOT STOPPED OTHER COMPANIES FROM SUCCESS. MOVED FROM .0001 TO .0171. DEFINITELY NOT IDEAL--BUT YA KNOW FOLKS WE JUST CAN'T HAVE IT ALL!

NO: 14: THE COMPANY NOW HAS THE QBID HOTLINE OPEN TO ANSWER QUESTIONS RE: QBID. THE MESSAGE IS UPDATED DAILY WITH NEW AND UPCOMING INFORMATION.

NO: 15: THE COMPANY HAS SECURED AN EXHIBITION BOOTH AT THE NATIONAL NETWORK CONVENTION IN NEW ORLEANS THE WEEK OF MAY 2ND, 2004. IDEAL LOCATION NEXT TO HBO--COURT T.V. AND THE WWF WRESTLING FEDERATION CHANNELS AT THE ENTRANCE/EXIT. DOES NOT GET MUCH BETTER THAN BEING NEXT TO HBO.

NO: 16: SINCE FEB. 2ND, 2004 THE STOCK HAS MOVED FROM .0001 TO .0171.

NO: 17: QBID NOW IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS.

NO: 18: News from Business 2.0 Magazine - May 2004 issue, pg. 32

Also available on their website: http://www.business2.com/b2/web/article...85,00.html
" TELEVISION
Gay-per-View
Why do media moguls think pink is so fab? It's simple: Gay and lesbian Americans command an estimated $475 billion in spending power, and advertisers want to reach them. In mid-May, Triangle Television Network plans to launch the first cable and satellite channel for gays and lesbians. Programming will initially be limited to a few sitcom reruns, documentaries, and movies (The Wizard of Oz, anyone?), but watch the competition; Bravo and Showtime have beefed up ratings with gay-friendly fare, and Viacom chairman Sumner Redstone has ordered MTV to accelerate plans for the launch of its own gay channel. "

NO: 19: THE HIRED DEVENY PR FIRM--THE VERY BEST TO HANDLE PR. ALSO THE WORK DEVENY HAS DONE IN THE PAST WITH AID AWARENESS--THEY SHOULD HAVE EXCELLANT CONTACTS.

THIS WILL TAKE TIME. I BELIEVE THIS GAMBLE IS GRADUALLY TURNING INTO AN INVESTMENT.

posted May 18, 2004 09:16            

Bid

2@.0143
1@.0139
1@.0136 <--NITE
1@.0130

ask

posted May 18, 2004 09:16            

quote:

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Originally posted by Booty Quest:
A New Reality Show for Q!

Imagine if you will:

A group of shareholders who've become like family on a Bulletin Board, are driving themselves crazy trying not to hit the sell button on QBID. They know it'll surpass a dollar, but don't know if they can hold on that long.

Sooo, they all put their lives on hold and move into a house in a gay neighborhood and refuse to leave until the stock hits $2.00!!!

To occupy themselves, they film each other with camcorders and edit their wild footage into a nice little low-budget show. A finished product they mail to Frank.

And it becomes a news story as well. Giving huge exposure to Q, thus helping meet our $2.00 goal more quickly. No phones or internet, so we're not tempted to sell when we see our accounts have hundreds of thousands of dollars in them. We all have to leave as millionaires!

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posted May 18, 2004 09:19            

WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO E-MAIL AND GET THE PUBLIC INFORMED.

CONTACT CABLE COMPANIES. LETS MAKE IT HAPPEN.

posted May 18, 2004 09:25            

quote:

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Originally posted by Booty Quest:
It must've been Deveney cuz the broadcast wasn't a 'smashing success.'

Thanks for the info, Lady Di. It's very interesting how you're not too greedy when placing your sell order. Maybe that's why you're so successful. (Wanna live in a houseful of shareholders till we hit $2.00? )

I always wait to see how it acts after I buy it, which costs me, I'm sure. I will try that immediate-sell-order plan of yours and see how I do.

I hope you all make some money today.

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posted May 18, 2004 09:30            

quote:

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Originally posted by Bob_dog:
I like to see Bart post next to Farmboy.
See we can all be adults
Bob

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Yeah, Bart, you wanna live in our new reality show house with FarmBoy? Now there's some quality drama

posted May 18, 2004 09:32            

quote:

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Originally posted by Booty Quest:
Big Brother meets Who Wants to be a Millionaire.

Possible show names:

-Qbid's Eros (Cupid's Arrows)
-Rags to Riches
-Booty Quest! LOL

We need a big homo - FarmBoy - a straight boy - me - a real live girl - a transexual - a bi - more girls - and maybe some hot women.

[This message has been edited by Booty Quest (edited May 18, 2004).]

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LMAO, but for the record, Booty... if you're going to call me names in this show, get it right... i'm not "a big homo"... I'm "THEE big homo"... LMAO...