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Hey, how many shares are listed at $3.40 range before it breaks out....anyone???
This is crazy that this stock is doing this....when the news or the test flight came out it didn't move a whole lot but no news and it doubles and then some. Posts: 2367 | From: Detroit | Registered: Mar 2005
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quote:Originally posted by R1Man: Hey, how many shares are listed at $3.40 range before it breaks out....anyone???
This is crazy that this stock is doing this....when the news or the test flight came out it didn't move a whole lot but no news and it doubles and then some.
The mutual funds just might pay attention to market watch reports. It makes quite a bit of sense really.
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this is great i have almost made my investment back now (purchased at a high point pre reverse split)... ill be holding for a while and look back one day and kick myself for not buying more when it was in the $1s.
Anybody think buying more at this level is a good idea?
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quote:Originally posted by vwcruisn: this is great i have almost made my investment back now (purchased at a high point pre reverse split)... ill be holding for a while and look back one day and kick myself for not buying more when it was in the $1s.
Anybody think buying more at this level is a good idea?
If your looking for long term....than any price is ok....but short term....I would wait. Then again I had unloaded some other stocks and was getting ready to dump another $12,000 in at $2.00-2.20 range but never got a chance....now I'm just sitting here scratching my head. If we could predict the future...most of us would be rich.....with the exception of the idiots. But, at this point....I have set my alerts at $3.00 low and $3.75 high. If it hits the low, I'm selling.
Also, I told a few people at work about the stock back when it was $1.20 range and co-workers looked at the charts and said I was crazy....(idiots).
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I held through the R/S and held when it went to $4.00, held when it went down but added more at $2.60, $2.20 and $1.80. Didn't add at $1.20 (kicking myself for that one) and was liquidating some others to buy in when it was at $2.00 on the rebound. Never got the chance. Gotta love it though
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I wish I was in again with you guys....I missed getting in several times because my funds were tied up. No regrets yet because I have made money on the others but GTE has always been my baby...
-------------------- If all goes well then great, if not, make it work. Posts: 2562 | From: Louisville, KY | Registered: Feb 2005
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I've been holding since months before the R/S and even accumulated more whenever it dipped under $ 2 post R/S. I have to admit, it caused me some concern at times but it has me smiling again now.
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big dip going on now.... right after the institutional buy?
-------------------- One is never completely useless. One can always serve as a bad example. Posts: 2430 | From: CA | Registered: Jun 2005
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Sold........probably gonna kick myself in the pants but better safe than sorry.....I'm looking into jumping in again on a dip.
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good idea-- solid uptrend--catch the dip while it lasts-- we can expect news of comm. strat. test flight at any time. Dont get caught like George did
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Just tied LOD * 3.25 Let us hope it makes a turn around here otherwise I think it might go way lower.
-------------------- One is never completely useless. One can always serve as a bad example. Posts: 2430 | From: CA | Registered: Jun 2005
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Seems like everytime it get down to the 3.25 level, AMEX jumps in with a large sized bid (around 80,000 * 3.25) to provide some support to keep it from going lower.
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quote:Originally posted by Edster: Seems like everytime it get down to the 3.25 level, AMEX jumps in with a large sized bid (around 80,000 * 3.25) to provide some support to keep it from going lower.
Yes I noticed that as well. I think if this thing can break 3.28-3.30 we will have a good EOD rally.
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quote:Originally posted by NaturalResources: New LOD * 3.2399
Well there goes the bottom...
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it has to do this to gain support. its a natural process in a strong stock. this small retrace is nothing to worry about.its finding its level so it can build strentgh for the next leg up.check out the short,mid,and long-term charts.they show an impressive and positive future. This will be a great opportunity for more people to jump onboard
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quote:Originally posted by NaturalResources: New LOD * 3.2399
Well there goes the bottom...
I hope it does whatever you guys want but come friday....it better crash so I can get back in.....jk.
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quote:Originally posted by sharkone: Will it bounce back a little, or keep dropping...any predictions?
Well the pre-market right now shows a bid at 2.99....... probably an indication that it'll keep dropping.
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