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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Repoman75: Dustoff, made it through page 1 1/2, and then I started to fall asleep after reading through the ponderous diatribes... [/QUOTE ------------------------------------------------- maybe you should reserve judgement instead of reacting to a few posts, read the whole thing their is a very good flow of info, with some time delays for personal Vendetta's.. Vendetta's as you well know are not tolerated on allstocks.
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I just picked up some NWD at $1.38. I've only been posting here for a few months and only been trading for 5 months, but the people posting on this thread have been the most helpful. Everything looks good with this one, hope to turn a gain in a few weeks.
Couple years back, before people learned to trust me, which people should not do, I came across a stock, VTSI which proved interesting!
I found some SEC filings and a court case.
The CEO pissed off his wife and she divorced him then started dumping her millions of shares. This took place at the same time good news was released, but few or none knew of the divorce case, I think in Texas if my memory is ok.
This is why researching a CEO and his family, sometimes pays off or protects you from loss. The CEO sued to prevent his ex-wife from selling her shares and lost. She sold simply to take revenge on him.
I wrote people should buy this VTSI when it moved down to .20 to .22 range based on this pissed off wife dumping millions of shares.
Heh! The boys here laughed at me.
I bought a whole bunch at .21 per share, waited about a week, VTSI moved right back up to .31 per, as I indicated it would.
Loser stock today, but not then!
This well exemplifies how the oddest of events, not normally known to the public, can effect share price dramatically and quickly.
quote:Originally posted by Repoman75: I have no personal vendettas. I hate ponderous diatribes made by anyone... nothing personal unless someone takes it that way.
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Thx repo..for coming back .. and welcome back..
meanwhile..no reason for NWD to go back up.. financials show significant losses and charts trend downwards... the PR of europe exports did not really give it the boost it needed.. come positive financials and this thing should fly.. till then better to wait till it falls to around $1 range..
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Repo, as you know FRPT is the only stock I own that is in the green.
I have a bunch in it, but I still won't mortgage my house for it. I have positions at $2.17, 5.80, 6.10 and 6.22 I also took some profits from it earlier.
Jo
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Today is looking a little brighter. I think the best thing I did was to NOT BUY ANYTHING NEW. I set some sells based on some of the advice here. Nothing reached those sell points, but some things did rise.
I have to make two decisions for tommorrow as these two stocks are now at a point where I would only have a small loss if I sold them at current PPS.
Stock 1: FHAL: bought at .265 currently .26 This went to .27 today and there are lots of rumors about what will take place with the merger. There's a $15.00 per share price being bandied about, but it hasn't been that long that folks were saying stuff like that about NDOL.
Stock 2: GSPG: bought at .013, currently .0109
Jo
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Careful with the rumors of the $15.00...I think that is what kicked everyone into a buying mode today...buy on rumor..."sell on news"...I am looking to sell at .34ish...maybe buy back in...but the $15.00 seems a little far...
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FRPT: one of the very good stocks I have on holding since a long time now. its probably the most solid company right now, its like TASR of old days. people had recognised the technology early on and bought it in the $3 area. it went all the way into 30's. I think we are one of the very few who have discovered FRPT early on. now its only a matter of time that its vehicles replace vehicles like humvees. so it would be good holding onto it.
FHAL: has good support at 0.14-0.15 area. so you dont need to worry much about holding onto it. remember what purl has said about profits. profit taking is utmost important. I had bought it at 0.145 on Friday. took profits off it at 0.2 today, and kept small position open. remember that there are plenty of good plays out there, and getting rich off a single stock is a bad idea .. look for 0.28-0.3 to sell before any reentry!
GSPG: it shall test 0.0115-0.012 sometime soon, assuming no real bad news. looks like lawsuit settlement news has given it some good bounce. shall reach the points I have mentioned pretty quickly, and that should give you a decent indicator as to sell, with not much loss.
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Today is looking a little brighter. I think the best thing I did was to NOT BUY ANYTHING NEW. I set some sells based on some of the advice here. Nothing reached those sell points, but some things did rise.
I have to make two decisions for tommorrow as these two stocks are now at a point where I would only have a small loss if I sold them at current PPS.
Stock 1: FHAL: bought at .265 currently .26 This went to .27 today and there are lots of rumors about what will take place with the merger. There's a $15.00 per share price being bandied about, but it hasn't been that long that folks were saying stuff like that about NDOL.
Stock 2: GSPG: bought at .013, currently .0109
Jo
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Portman,,,What! you mean you don't understand high teck stock picking like throwing darts at the financial newspapers and high teck word scramble....Geez! just wait till a run away bubble market come's along, you'll see..LOL
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quote: I am only going to add a little advise. You do not need to make a trade move every day. Only make a move that makes sense when it makes sense.
Thanks. This is why I'm happy that I didn't buy anything. What has been happenning lately is that I was trying to catch "runners" to make up for losses. To resist is an improvement already. My goal now is to consolidate until I get to the point of having only 5 or 6 positions to watch at one time.
Jo
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Back in the early 1900s a stock speculator named Jesse Livermore traded in the markets. He was one of the sharpest speculators to have ever traded on Wall Street to this day.
There's a book I would highly recommend you read. It's called Reminiscences of a Stock Operator. The book is still in print and should be easy enough to find. If you are interested in speculating in stocks, you will find this book to be of great value. The main character is based on Jesse's life and trading in the markets.He was one of the best that ever played this game.
quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: "but the $15.00 seems a little far..."
Ha! Ha! Ten you are far too gracious!
* bites her tongue *
OUCH! I best keep my mouth shut.
Purl Gurl
Sorry...I'm still not the "blunt" type...I figured you would set it straight..I was just buttering it up softly so you could show the real pictures...LOL
So please..before you set the "chicks free" and let them meet the fox...repeat the warnings one more time...
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You just need a big enough flock and enough assorted small arms and most of them will be fine.
I have traded the big stocks for several years and I keep them in different accounts from my new penny account.
The Penny Stocks really are different and certainly more exciting. I like them more since all my big board plays are very long plays.
I have made money here but not as steady as I would like to see. I read about, DD and watch more stocks than I play. I have made good and bad decisions but nothing deadly (yet). I am almost up $1000 in a month of trading.
I have missed more than a few runs. Better to miss the run than to play late and run out of upside.
I will state that I would have made very bad decisions had I not read this board in the beginning. So to those of your who take the time...thanks for taking some time from making money to teach!
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Portman...it's a give and take, in my eyes... First..I am also new...but if people ask me for help...It is great because if I don't know the answer..I tried to find it, not only to help them but to teach myself...and when a new person learns..then they "add to the pool"..so everyone wins..that's how I see it...
And Purl...well she scares the "chit" out of everyone...and gives them shock therapy...but the person will most defintely learn from it...and look what she is doin' here...tryin' to "walk" Jo out of the trouble that allot of us probably helped Jo get in...through out "BS" talks... Aside from the #1 rule..Protect your Capital..that might be my #2 rule...don't fall for the Hype on the boards...
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You will discover, Ten of Scares, should approach your research of a stock with high skepticism, with negative attitude, you will end up losing a lot less money.
Look for the bad, first, and look far and wide. When little bad is found, you have a good one.
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"And Purl...well she scares the "chit" out of everyone...and gives them shock therapy..."
No, not everyone. I ain't afeared o' no mean ol' braod jest acause she lakes to make scrary noises and thinks she's a witch. (Gets 'er dubyas and 'er bees mixed up, she does.)
But most particularly if you are wanting to learn things about stuff (not just stock pickin), she's more enlightening that fearsome. Might be a dozen o' yaw'll put together could transmit half as much information. Might be, but not likely.
What's more, you can trust the contrary old thang.
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Purl...my skeptism...runs deep...in most everything...but when I post...I try to be careful...soooo many people on these threads get in an uproar so easily...and to me...it's not worth getting in that pissin' match...life is too short! and I trade better if I am havin fun...
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Ten and I are working as a team. She is the good cop, I am the bad cop. Will not be long the two of us will have all the boy's money and be headed to Vegas for a lesbian fling.
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