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Picking up some volume now it looks like. An increase in volume though doesn't always mean increase though, just change in direction. Looks like this one might be headed down for a little bit so could be a good time to buy some more at a slightly lower price or just drop out and take some profits and buy back in a little lower.
I have no idea how low it might go, possibly down to where it closed yesterday, maybe even a little bit lower. Just gotta try and find the highs and lows of this one to make a nice day trade on it. I sold today at .021 and bought back at .016 but this time I just got out at .017 so I didn't really sell it where I should've, around .0187 where it had been stuck for a while.
I defintily will make sure I get back in this one though because it is for the long term, so even if it does go up I'll make sure to get back in it. Good luck to everyone on playing this stock.
FOR THE PLAYS/BOUNCES, I ONLY SHORT STOCKS. CAN'T SHORT A PINK IN AMERICA AND IT'S A HASSLE TO OPEN A OFF-SHORE TRADING ACCOUNT WHICH ALLOWS TO SHORT PINKIES.
quote:Originally posted by $CashMaker$: I was going to get 100k
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Can anyone post the L2's to give a better idea on where this ones heading and what would be a good price to try and jump back in on or load up more on?
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RESISTANCE IS AT $4.00 AND IF WE CAN GET THROUGH THAT THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
can someone explain to me how we can tell the resistance is at 4 bucks? I have been seeing this for a week now, hopeing to read an explanation, but I just don't understand how to tell that?
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quote:Originally posted by DIESELECLASS: MARCH 3, 2006
L2 QBID
4X4.00 5X3.99 7X3.98 3X3.97
RESISTANCE IS AT $4.00 AND IF WE CAN GET THROUGH THAT THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
can someone explain to me how we can tell the resistance is at 4 bucks? I have been seeing this for a week now, hopeing to read an explanation, but I just don't understand how to tell that?
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Thank you so much. I will take everything you said to heart. I just need for QBID to rise up to over a $1 so I have the capital to trade like you do. I only have a max of $500 to start off with. But you gotta start somewhere, right? Thank you again. I feel like yelling at a horse race..."C'mon QQQQQQQBid"
quote:Originally posted by DIESELECLASS: MARCH 3, 2006
L2 QBID
4X4.00 5X3.99 7X3.98 3X3.97
RESISTANCE IS AT $4.00 AND IF WE CAN GET THROUGH THAT THE SKY'S THE LIMIT
can someone explain to me how we can tell the resistance is at 4 bucks? I have been seeing this for a week now, hopeing to read an explanation, but I just don't understand how to tell that?
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daily increases of 3-6 percent is what was going on a month ago with qbid, maybe we are back to that same type of activity. I don't mind these small increases...any green is good. A 3% increase each day becomes a larger increase as time goes on. Once we launch...say goodbye to small increases!!!!!!
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Cash - Not sure if there is a time limit but I know I get charged interest after the 3rd day it was borrowed. Thats why there is no time limit, they're making money off the interest. But as soon as your "unsettled money" clears, it goes toward what you borrowed. That's with ETrade anyway.
quote:Originally posted by $CashMaker$: if someone has a margin acct.
How long do they have before they have to replinish those borrowed funds?
per say AMERITRADE?
-chuck
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I use Ameritrade and I have a Margin account.
When you have a margin account it virtually waives the 3 day period. You are allowed to borrow money that you don't have to complete transactions. You can place a trade to buy $2000 worth of stock, sell it and have $2100. Then you can buy more stock with $2100 and sell whenevre you want and buy whenever you want to again.
There is no waiting period when you have a margin account.
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