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Hey guys I think it would be a good idea if we wrote the people who could be possibly bringing the keyboard on regis. Being that there is no conformation that it will happen we can ask for that and at the very least when a hole bunch of emails come in asking about it maybe he will put it on even if he wasnt going to. I cant take credit for the idea I acually got it from purl gurl. It is a good idea so we need to do some searching and find that email address.
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here is the email address ..every who is interested in ibiz getting attention on tv and having more peope interested in this stock do you duty and write this guy a mail asking about the key board and wether or not it will be on the show..... dont sound like a kookie invester.
A new cable channel is hitting the airwaves. The Triangle Television Network will make its debut in the next three months. TTN will specialize in programming for gays and lesbians. It's available to about 10,000 cable TV companies for $2 a month. Time Warner Cable Television has agreed to make the signal available to any of its local subscribers. Programming will include taped gay athletic contests and fashion shows. http://www.hoinews.com/news/features/2/626822.html
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why are you posting that gay stuff here you have the wrong thread try the qbid thread
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maybe you should have asked "will he be bringing the virtual keyboard from IBiz Technologies?" rahter than "...the virtual keyboard from IBZT." please refer to the compay by its name rather than its symbol for things like that...
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to late for that but either way at least some one else is writing them so thats good lemme know if you get a response...
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Is there going to be lesbian porn on this new channel? $2 a month!!! Don't think I can beat that price.
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GLFPIMP: That depends on what the lesbians look like- if they look like Roseanne Barr, QBID should have to pay us with free stock.
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Sighh, I'm tire of reading all these bull****s from boards... Everyone just guessing and guessing... I'ma just wait till end of March and see what's going on...
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I agree with TT. Lets just forget about IBZT completely, and not follow its price. Then, on April 1st, we'll check on it.
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just a good read on the hole short selling thing that is going on...
Dow Jones Newswires By Carol S. Remond January 23, 2004
New York ... Taking most market participants by surprise, the National Associations of Securities Dealers has drastically tightened one of its rules governing short selling. Known as affirmative determination, the NASD rule stipulates that brokers and dealers engaged in a short sale transaction must make sure that shares can be delivered by settlement time, three days later. "We closed a loophole," said Steve Luparello, executive vice president of Market Regulation at NASD. Until now, non-NASD members, like specialists, option markets and foreign brokers, weren't covered under the affirmative determination rule. That means that non-NASD members didn't have to represent to the NASD broker through which they conducted a short sale order that they would be able to deliver the stock by settlement date. A short seller typically borrows stock from a broker to sell it into the market, betting that the share price will fall so that he can buy the stock back at a lower price and pocket the difference. The amended NASD affirmative determination rule, which was recently approved by the Securities and Exchange Commission, will particularly affect short sales conducted through foreign brokers, most specifically Canadian brokers which have often been used by investors to sell short the stock of small U.S. companies trading on the Over-the-counter Bulletin Board or OTCBB. Because it's often impossible to borrow the shares of companies trading on the OTCBB, investors and hedge funds looking to take negative bets on these often-overvalued development-stage companies have traditionally been trading through Canada where it's not required to borrow stock before selling it short. The practice is known as naked shorting. That trading avenue has now been effectively closed. The new NASD rule doesn't cover Canadian brokers, since most are not members of the association, instead it makes it the responsibility of U.S. brokers trading with non-members to make sure that their counterparts will be able to settle a transaction before completing a short sale. "It's part of (a broker's) supervisory responsibilities," NASD's Luparello said, adding that a non-member's previous failures to deliver should be a good indication of whether or not it will in fact be able to complete the transaction by the settlement date. Market makers engaged in bone fide market making activities will continue to be exempt from affirmative determination. Luparello said that, unlike a parallel SEC initiative to tighten short selling rules on the small-cap markets, the new NASD rules did not originate from worries over mounting failures to deliver stock into the national clearing system. But Luparello said the amended NASD rule fits nicely with the new short selling regulations now under consideration by the SEC. "I think it addresses a gap and (shows) that we, like the SEC, are looking at a variety of things in this area," Luparello said. The NASD proposal was first submitted to the SEC in November 2001, well before alleged abuses of naked shorting became the focal point of a campaign lead by some OTCBB companies in the U.S that say they have been victimized by the practice. While some investors argue that short sellers provide a needed service to the markets, others have called for the complete abolition of short selling because of the undue pressure its puts on the shares of companies. While market participants in the U.S. and abroad are well aware of the new short selling regulations being put forward by the SEC, known as Regulation SHO, most said they knew nothing of the NASD's plan before it became final. "It's taken us by surprise," said Richard Thomas, head of compliance at Canadian brokerage firm Pacific International. Although separate from it, the amended NASD rule fits tightly within the SEC's SHO which is now under review by the SEC staff after a period during which market participants were invited to comment on it. As it stands, the new SEC short selling rules will make it easier to short large-cap stocks since they would do away with the "uptick" rule, which bans short selling on a stock when the price is falling. But it when it comes to the small-cap markets, where it's often impossible to borrow stock, the impact of SHO will be the opposite, making it harder to short sale stock. The new SEC rule sets a predetermined level of so-called clearing fails - cases in which a broker or investor cannot deliver stock within two days after settlement - which will trigger a 90-day blackout whereby the customer will not be allowed to short sell that security. That 90-day exemption would affect trading of U.S. securities in and outside the U.S. The new NASD affirmative determination rule will take effect on Feb. 20.
Market Makers got an extension until April 1st BUT only a fool would wait til then
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so you would think there are a lot of people that are just waiting for news and then they will all jump on board if it starts to go up...this driving it even further,,, why not buy in before the news to avoid chasing it
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I think some people are waiting to see if ken can deliver the goods on time. If there are more delays this could hurt us. This is way the stock is runing flat.
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I did have a sell order in at .07, but I think I am going to raise that to .10. This week should prove to be very interesting.
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yeah I think youll get that down the line... Thats the question im asking my self how much do I sell at what point or points...
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I was just thinking things through a little here and I came up with a question that I would like anyone to answer. Why wouldnt Ibzt go up.. I mean we have discussed diffret things about the company and the ceo and all the things about the keyboard but when you take everything together and think about everything thats going on with it and the people that are watching it waiting for the next news article. It seems to me its like a volcano building preasure ready to blow its top. the formation is getting tighter and tighter in a triangle... it seems as was said earlier in this thread that people are waiting eagerly to see what happens to pounce, if the news comes out that says keyboards being delivered.... wouldnt that cause a buying spree that would make this thing sore. Unless there is some catastrophic event that blows the factory over or maybe we have all been lied to and the company is a sham (wich i find hard to belive cause they have contracts with circuit city and others.)what could cause this thing to do anything but skyrocket. honestly I would like the bears on this to give me a logical explanation for what would cause this to go down, without of course some news article saying the keyboards have been shiped and have been found to release toxic fumes that kill any one in a 5 mile radious.
this is not ment as anything but an honest inquary as to what could happen.
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yo neo i think the main problem is the VKB itself. this thing is new to the market we don't know how the market or ppl will react when it come out. therefore it casue the doubts for the investors. some of them think its just a toy for a short time but they r worng. JMHO chill...
quote:Originally posted by Neo: I was just thinking things through a little here and I came up with a question that I would like anyone to answer. Why wouldnt Ibzt go up.. I mean we have discussed diffret things about the company and the ceo and all the things about the keyboard but when you take everything together and think about everything thats going on with it and the people that are watching it waiting for the next news article. It seems to me its like a volcano building preasure ready to blow its top. the formation is getting tighter and tighter in a triangle... it seems as was said earlier in this thread that people are waiting eagerly to see what happens to pounce, if the news comes out that says keyboards being delivered.... wouldnt that cause a buying spree that would make this thing sore. Unless there is some catastrophic event that blows the factory over or maybe we have all been lied to and the company is a sham (wich i find hard to belive cause they have contracts with circuit city and others.)what could cause this thing to do anything but skyrocket. honestly I would like the bears on this to give me a logical explanation for what would cause this to go down, without of course some news article saying the keyboards have been shiped and have been found to release toxic fumes that kill any one in a 5 mile radious.
this is not ment as anything but an honest inquary as to what could happen.
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I am with you NEO, I don't see how IBZT will not rise when the product comes out. I have been thinking about the actual keyboard a lot and I do have a few concerns. To me I do not see how it can be 100% accurate, but I may be wrong. If they are producing it it must be rather accurate. Also, I think Ibiz may find other ventures based on the concepts behind this product which would be really great.
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yeah i agree that there is some potental issues with things like os and stuff but this stock is at this price with the os where it is and the one thing that is about to change is the company is going to make money for the first time. as I said there can be unforseen tragedy but other then something big it seems things are set in motiong for a big run. j m h o
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I wont mind one bit...like i said the one prob im having is i dont know when is wise to sell part of my position and then the rest I m not sure what a realistic target price would be.
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Neo I hear exactly what you are saying. I would be pissed at myself if I dump to low, and I would be pissed at myself if I don't dump and it drops, so what can you do. I think I might try and contact Martha Stewart, she seems to know when the time is right to get out of a stock!
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laugh to bad she blew all the profits on laywers... hey do you know what time the regis and kelly show are is on tomaro... there is a possibility the keyboars may be on there show tomaro
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