quote:Originally posted by stockvaper: It'll probably drop a few cents more between now and April. Good accumulation opportunity. If the test launch is successful at Edwards I'd expect to see it hit the .60 - .75 range...Opinions?
Yes Sir, Its already DOWN 0.015 and will go dow further
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Posted that 2-10-2005. And what is the trading price range???? Please don't take this as being sarcastic...I just want everyone to make lots of $$$$$$.
Also, the article about Sanswire Networks looks great! That would and just might prompt me to pick some up just for long term.
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posted March 10, 2005 01:16 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Seriously....this stock will move back down to the $0.27 range within the next 2 weeks. I've kept an eye on this one since 4-2002. But for all of those who rode it up...congrats...take your money and run. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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I think we may have found the floor at .266. We may have a few days between now and launch that'll test .25 though.
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Peasor1...whats your crystal ball saying now? I am afraid Nite may have bluffed me out of the game.
The stock did not go thru the 10% loss sell range I had set....My loss, should of stuck to my own rule!!
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I think we'll see .25 either this Wednesday or next Wednesday. Thursday and Friday we'll probably go up a little. I wish I would've waited until Wednesday to buy more. Oh Well, I'll still be buying more on Wednesday. I believe that if anyone sells, they're nuts. No offense.
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"The stock did not go thru the 10% loss sell range I had set....My loss, should of stuck to my own rule!!"
Ignore the fact that this article is refering to CMGI...but the article makes you re-think your game plan and look back at what you did right and wrong...just a little info...
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I agree with you Peasor01. I personally would not sell this stock. There is absolutely no change to the long term prospects for this company, so if you're a long term investor, selling is unjustified (unless you're a daytrader). I actually am beginning to see the real benefits of catering to the government for the initial launches. They want unmanned high altitude vehicles very badly. Ones that can fly above 65,000 feet or higher are particularly sought after because missiles, jets, or other possible foes cant operate at that altitude. There's not enough oxygen to propel them. They can hover over potential target areas for recon.
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Not a trader, day or otherwise. Just fooling around when bought GTel for .04 in 2001. Still holding for launch, but don't understand why with all good news this stock is going down instead of up? Can anyone explain? Glassman...you seem to know what's going on! In simple terms please...
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FAA acceptence is the big hurdle that it's waiting to clear. When they announced that it may be months away from acceptence, that tickled some feathers.
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If anyone here is interested, AKOL is up over 80 % today...hot penny stock.
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quote:Originally posted by Joan: Not a trader, day or otherwise. Just fooling around when bought GTel for .04 in 2001. Still holding for launch, but don't understand why with all good news this stock is going down instead of up? Can anyone explain? Glassman...you seem to know what's going on! In simple terms please...
impatience....
people leaving today will come back, they are looking to make money somewhere else so they can BUY MORE when they come back in two weeks...
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Stockvaper.....look at the last 3 line's on your post....13 post's down from top thread 9.
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That wasn't good news; that was news confirming the delay. You have to look at it in the stock speculator's viewpoint: sell now and find something else to make money on, then come back later, or...sell now and buy back once it hits its bottom.
Holding long is good. Selling on peaks and buying on dips is good too. The latter has a lot more risk though.
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Peaser1....at the moment I am trying to tell myself I am a gambler and not a emotional idiot for selling!
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It was actually a good sale. I wouldn't beat myself up for it. You should see a nice buy back in price on either this Wednesday or next Wednesday IMHO.
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Dustoff101, I was trying to say that conventional jet propelled engines won't work where there is very little oxygen. The stratelite will have photoelectric engines. I think I just worded it badly in my haste. Sorry.
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Stockvaper...in a relationship with the military the Stratelite would most likely be in a stand off position.Sorta like an AWAC'S mission.Might patrol 100's of mile's out of harms way.
This stratelite may be stealthy at night [no hot gas'es] but I am just guessing.
Also...Missile's carry there own oxygen.
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This is what the government paid over $ 71 million for so far...it still can only 'dwell' over a target for 24 hours, vs the stratelite for a month. _____________________________________________ High Altitude Endurance UAV (Global Hawk): Intended for missions requiring long-range deployment and wide-area surveillance (EO/IR and SAR) or long sensor dwell over the target area. Directly deployable from CONUS to the theater of operations. Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration (ACTD) managed by the US Air Force.Posts: 798 | Registered: Jun 2004
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Stockvaper.....I share your enthusiasm but it is an understatement to say the global hawk "just dwells"....it is a very sophisticated aircraft with very sophisticated sensors and even weapons.
Most of it's capabilities are secret. Here's a picture....
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..I am not discounting the fact that Lockheed Martin is looking into a Stratelite program. Remember the SR-71...U2...C-131 Hercules..just to name a few?
On the other hand, it's hard for me to imagine the Gun Fighter's at Lockheed getting real pumped up over building an airship.
Man, what a bumpy ride this is going to be for awhile!
sometimes I feel like an ant under a cattle stampede
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"..Global Hawk's first flight was from Edwards Air Force Base, CA on 28 February 1998..."
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quote:Originally posted by Dustoff101: ..I am not discounting the fact that Lockheed Martin is looking into a Stratelite program. Remember the SR-71...U2...C-131 Hercules..just to name a few?
On the other hand, it's hard for me to imagine the Gun Fighter's at Lockheed getting real pumped up over building an airship.
Man, what a bumpy ride this is going to be for awhile!
sometimes I feel like an ant under a cattle stampede
F-111,F-16, F-22,JSF etc....
I work in the industry and there are a lot of folks discussing the strat. It's a very interesting concept.....
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