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As much as you guys bash the MMs (and it's not as if they don't desreve it) perhaps when we all get rich off of QBID we should get together and form our own market making firm and get even richer doing the same things they do.
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quote:Originally posted by GatorMan: As much as you guys bash the MMs (and it's not as if they don't desreve it) perhaps when we all get rich off of QBID we should get form our own market making firm and get even richer doing the same things they do.
quote:Originally posted by GatorMan: As much as you guys bash the MMs (and it's not as if they don't desreve it) perhaps when we all get rich off of QBID we should get form our own market making firm and get even richer doing the same things they do.
Hey, if I make enough on QBID, you can definitely count me in!
quote:Originally posted by GatorMan: As much as you guys bash the MMs (and it's not as if they don't desreve it) perhaps when we all get rich off of QBID we should get form our own market making firm and get even richer doing the same things they do.
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U4 I had to hire an interpreter for your GERMAN language.
No, I am not a coward. No, I don't hide behind my computer. No I am not like hitler. No I am not related to Adolph. No I am not like you. No, well maybe, I talk bad like you.
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well there is time left in the day for the run I foretold... I am hopefull... but in the man time I am out of here... catch you all a littl later... have a good one... and GLTA
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So this time last week I was at the Taser shareholders meeting. Let me tell you I've seen religious events where people were not so sublimely enchanted. Most ppl there had been in from near beginning, so even with a major retracement, they had made serious $$$. One guy was telling about funding a position to study Audobon (sp? The bird guy) at his local college. Taser and Qbid? Both appeared at just the right time and without competition! Guys, I will be very honest, I made very little on Taser because I kept jumping in and out, then having to chase it to get back in. I'm just not good at it, but my hat's off to those of you that are! This time, I'm in and I'm sitting still! This time I'm going to be the one at the meeting who is glowing!!
Anyway, several Taser investors volunteered to be Tasered as part of the day's events. My mind just swims in contemplation of what we could demo! Oh behave!!!!
Finally, I'm having an ongoing correspondence with several gay groups who are getting their members to flood DirecTV with requests for a commitment to add QTV when available!
So, thanks for everything. Sincerely I've been around the boards and you guys actually post things of value. You rock!
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Here is a question that will probably show my ignorance. If QTV is indeed going to do a buyback could NITE be the firm contracted to do that for them or would it be done internally? If that is the case it would make sense to keep the PPS down until the buyback is complete.
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IF THEY ARE GOING TO PURCHASE A LARGE BLOCK OF STOCK AT ONE TIME, THEN THIS IS A POSSIBILITY.
NOT LIKELY BUT POSSIBLE.
quote:Originally posted by otcworks: Here is a question that will probably show my ignorance. If QTV is indeed going to do a buyback could NITE be the firm contracted to do that for them or would it be done internally? If that is the case it would make sense to keep the PPS down until the buyback is complete.
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The footage was very touching/emotional even to the straight person. they had one of the segments playing at the CONVENTION for foot traffic and potential investors to view.
-chuck
quote:Originally posted by futuresobjective: hmmm emmy quality? nice!
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I know this has nothing to do with Qbid but I just received a spam email from a company on the stock NYIL i just looked at it and it is up 50% so far today. the stock only came out a few days ago. Is is good to get in a stock at the first week of trading or is that the time it rises then falls to what the stock will probably be worth? Any info would be great. I started a thread in the over .10 directory. It sure is nice to see green again after a good couple tanking days. Either way my Qbid still looks good in my portfolio.
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A little news on the market. QBID doing okay considering the overall news.
NEW YORK - Stocks slumped Thursday as upbeat labor market data was eclipsed by interest rate worries, lackluster retail sales and a stern warning about the federal budget deficit from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.
In early afternoon trading, the Dow Jones industrial average shed 116.24, or 1.1 percent, to 10,194.71. The broader gauges were also lower. The Nasdaq composite index sank 29.65, or 1.5 percent, to 1,927.61. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 12.74, or 1.1 percent, to 1,108.79.
The Labor Department reported that the number of people filing new claims for unemployment insurance fell last week to the lowest level since October 2000, a far greater decline than analysts had anticipated. This added to the suspense surrounding the monthly employment report, due Friday.
"The unemployment claims are fueling speculation that tomorrow's numbers may be better than expected, so that raises the question about when the Fed will pull the trigger on rates," said Peter Cardillo, chief strategist with S.W. Bach & Co. "So the bears have taken full control."
Fears of higher oil prices, rising apprehension over the U.S. campaign in Iraq and the prospect of higher rates have overshadowed positive economic data and strong corporate earnings in recent weeks.
While Wall Street has assigned a great deal of significance to the expected hike, most analysts agree it will not have a lasting negative impact or impede economic activity over the long term, because rates currently stand at 46-year lows.
Adding to investors' anxiety, Greenspan warned that the nation's budget deficit could represent a major obstacle to long-term economic stability. The deficit, which was a surplus a few years ago, will amount to 4.25 percent of the total economy after it climbs to an estimated $500 billion this year.
Persistent unrest in the Middle East has heightened concern that terrorist acts could cause disruption in oil-producing countries. Oil is now trading at its highest level since the run-up to the Gulf War in 1990, and analysts say it could easily top $40 a barrel.
Retail sales, which grew at a brisk pace during the first quarter, showed signs of slowing in April as consumers' enthusiasm for buying seemed to cool. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. lost $1.08 to $54.78 after reporting disappointing results.
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