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it better head up. Now that i just bought more at .3150
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Depends on when you look at it!
I'm betting it will go up today. I am surprised they did not talk about FAA approval. Perhaps the broker was incorrect? Or it might be a news release tomorrow.
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This stock takes a dive every morning and every afternoon. It should then head back north at the close. I am suprised that it did not go higher at the open with the pr. Sit tight and you will be okay.
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quote:Originally posted by George: This stock takes a dive every morning and every afternoon. It should then head back north at the close. I am suprised that it did not go higher at the open with the pr. Sit tight and you will be okay.
George, every morning the MM,s take over, the got to cover As you know yourself, every good promising Stock is controlled by MM,s for a while, till the can't anymore and have to let it go. Patience - the time will come, lol
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GMH is right the time will come. Once the prototype lifts off, we'll probably kiss the .3's away for good. There will come a time to buy again over the next three weeks, patience is a virtue. GTEL is gonna skyrocket in a few months or less. 'It's a Winner!'
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This is a stupid question, but how can you tell whether they sold or bought? At stockwatch (non-member) they only seem to show the volume, but not whether they sold or bought.
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quote:Originally posted by <jps>: This is a stupid question, but how can you tell whether they sold or bought? At stockwatch (non-member) they only seem to show the volume, but not whether they sold or bought.
there is only an assumption of a buy or sell based on the current bid/ask......
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quote:Originally posted by <jps>: This is a stupid question, but how can you tell whether they sold or bought? At stockwatch (non-member) they only seem to show the volume, but not whether they sold or bought.
It's a reasonable newbie question. Note, if someone buys stock, then someone had to sell it to them, thus the only thing to show is volume. I don't know of a way to determine whether there are more buyers vs sellers.
I believe what you are looking for is whether the trend is up or down. To determine that you have to following the stock's trend and daily/weekly patterns, as well as follow news and try to determine trader opinion of the stock.
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Why do you feel this is a great stock to buy? I am new to buying stocks and saw on a previous email you thought this stock would skyrocket.
Thanks for your help !
Do your DD on this company, and you should be able to see what the excitement is all about. That's the best I can do. Or just take a week or so to read through this entire thread. LOL
GlobeTel Announces the Appointment of Mr. Robert Jones as the President of its Newly Formed Governmental Division Monday February 28, 12:21 pm ET
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 28, 2005--GlobeTel Communications Corp. (OTCBB:GTEL - News), today announced that it has formed a Specialized Business Unit within Sanswire Networks, LLC that will be called SANSWIRE GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES and that it has appointed Mr. Robert Jones as its President. Mr. Jones comes to GlobeTel from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Mr. Robert Jones has over twenty-five years experience with NASA and the Air Force in aerospace as an executive, director, program manager, mission director, mission manager, flight test engineer, and pilot. Bob has an extensive test background as well as operational air, space and ballistic launch, and space vehicle research, test and development. He was instrumental and responsible for breaking 10 world records for the space launch systems which resulted in three National Space and Science awards. With his extensive background in research, development, test, and operation with various aerospace vehicles, Bob will be bringing a team of experts to Sanswire to make history. Bob will serve as the President of Sanswire Governmental Services.
GTEL CEO, Mr. Timothy Huff, noted, "Bob's extensive career in aviation, space, research and development of leading-edge technology, linked with his skills as a program manager, make him an ideal addition to our Sanswire team. We look forward to his leadership, technical inputs, perspective, and representation to the public of our exciting and world-changing technology capabilities."
Mr. Huff went on to say, "As we have announced, we are forming different divisions of Sanswire that will have different focus and responsibilities based on type of customer, territory and technology requirements. Bob's appointment today is an important step and he is a welcomed addition to our growing team."
Certain statements in this release constitute forward-looking statements or statements which may be deemed or construed to be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Placement Act of 1995. The words "forecast", "project", "intend", "expect", "should", "would", and similar expressions and all statements, which are not historical facts, are intended to identify forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which could cause the Company's actual results, performance (finance or operating) or achievements to differ from future results, performance (financing and operating) or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. The above are more fully discussed in the Company's SEC filings.
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Question: why are people scaling in on dips, in other words, why load up more on downs?
I would think that smart money would buy into a significant run.
I notice a lot of people posting that they scale in on dips, but I have yet to read a trading book that recommends this. In fact everything I read says the opposite - you scale in when the stock pops. Scale up.
It seems like uneccesary risk to load up on these insignificant dips.
Disclosure: I am holding several thousand since last month.
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The reason you see this here is because most everyone is long on this. And since we are not day traders and not rich we have to accumulate when we have money. So we follow the trend which has been very predictable so far. This way you can add shares when you have money but not just to catch a up swing. Also you can flip this stock several times a week and accumulate more by saleing after or during a run and then wait for the next low point to buy back in.
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Besides I have been on this one since .04 and flipped it many times. I will sell 20,000-30,000 shares after I notice a peak and then buy back at the low usally the next day.
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