quote:Originally posted by platapuss: Sell! Sell! Sell! Oh, wait a second, I don't have to tell any one to sell, beacause they are already selling and the MM's love it!
OK...I feel better now. I got my frustration out! Buy people buy! This is an awesome company...do your DD to find out why. The quarter is fixing to be over with and they are going to release some awesome numbers again just as the CEO already stated. I will be buying some more as soon as I get some more funds. I wish I had the insight to have sold when it hit .01 because then I would have just doubled up. This is a no brainer...the company is awesome...a profitable company under a .01, give me a beaak...this is going to fly! TSBB to the Mooooon...whooohooooooo!
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quote:Originally posted by gmoney: Come to think of it ... it's pretty rediculous that there is negative talk right now when there was an accumulation by the MM's yesterday around 2:00
how can you tell when MM's are accumulating? Just by watching L2's and last sales and whatnot?
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quote:Originally posted by gmoney: basically ... a couple other components. One of those things ya gotta watch for. They usually (most always) come in large spurts of volume.
So if they were accumulating yesterday, and .0054 was the lowest I saw a trade go through at, why does it make any sense that they're dropping it more today?
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What I would like to know is what do those small trades signify. The 1000 and 5000 trade blocks are the most common. Are they signals or something. Because I just don't believe that someone is buying that small of amount.
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quote:Originally posted by platapuss: What I would like to know is what do those small trades signify. The 1000 and 5000 trade blocks are the most common. Are they signals or something. Because I just don't believe that someone is buying that small of amount.
YES! Those are MM signals to each other on which direction to manipulate the price. Think about it ... who's trading 5000 shares of TSBB -- $27.50? Do the math.
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quote:Originally posted by platapuss: What I would like to know is what do those small trades signify. The 1000 and 5000 trade blocks are the most common. Are they signals or something. Because I just don't believe that someone is buying that small of amount.
Yesterday I watched 4 of those go through in 5,000 share blocks within 20 minutes. At .0055 that's $27.50, barely covers commission. Maybe it's how the MMs pay each other for lunch...
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quote:Originally posted by platapuss: What I would like to know is what do those small trades signify. The 1000 and 5000 trade blocks are the most common. Are they signals or something. Because I just don't believe that someone is buying that small of amount.
I agree , noone would buy $26.00 of stock with a 7-10 dollar trade comm. This is something else in the works!
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The spread on the bid and ask on this stock is bothersome. As of right now it is 7/100's of a cent, which is a lot for a sub-penny stock with over 12 million in volume.
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quote:Originally posted by kbpkt: The spread on the bid and ask on this stock is bothersome. As of right now it is 7/100's of a cent, which is a lot for a sub-penny stock with over 12 million in volume.
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I had started another thread which contains a few good posts about everyone's opinion and there thoughts of where the stock should be at. Rather than looking through 20+ pages to find a few good posts and the rest nothing but garbage and crying. I am also reading into all the charts and have e-mailed people daily the last few days as well as a few phone calls. I have recieved a call back already this morning from honeycutt and yet everyone is downgrading me and criticizing the work that I am doing in trying to keep everyone positive about a good stock, even though we have to wait for results.
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quote:Originally posted by Sgt. of ARMS: I had started another thread which contains a few good posts about everyone's opinion and there thoughts of where the stock should be at. Rather than looking through 20+ pages to find a few good posts and the rest nothing but garbage and crying. I am also reading into all the charts and have e-mailed people daily the last few days as well as a few phone calls. I have recieved a call back already this morning from honeycutt and yet everyone is downgrading me and criticizing the work that I am doing in trying to keep everyone positive about a good stock, even though we have to wait for results.
Not everyone is criticizing you Sgt. -- I would love to here your work and greatly appreciate any DD you can provide. Please post.
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The lack of action here are putting some people in a bad mood I think. Chill out folks.......smoke 'em if you got 'em!!!
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quote:Originally posted by Sgt. of ARMS: I had started another thread which contains a few good posts about everyone's opinion and there thoughts of where the stock should be at. Rather than looking through 20+ pages to find a few good posts and the rest nothing but garbage and crying. I am also reading into all the charts and have e-mailed people daily the last few days as well as a few phone calls. I have recieved a call back already this morning from honeycutt and yet everyone is downgrading me and criticizing the work that I am doing in trying to keep everyone positive about a good stock, even though we have to wait for results.
can you fill us in on what Honeycutt had to say?
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I don't blame longs for being frustrated. This is the only profitable company trading under a penny that I could find.
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"The 10Q showed a 511% increase in total assets over the same quarter in 2003 and a 705% increase compared to the Company's year-end of June 30, 2003"
"Shareholders can look forward to continued profitable operations as the Company continues to execute its business plan as a Business Development Company."
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quote:Originally posted by Sgt. of ARMS: I had started another thread which contains a few good posts about everyone's opinion and there thoughts of where the stock should be at. Rather than looking through 20+ pages to find a few good posts and the rest nothing but garbage and crying. I am also reading into all the charts and have e-mailed people daily the last few days as well as a few phone calls. I have recieved a call back already this morning from honeycutt and yet everyone is downgrading me and criticizing the work that I am doing in trying to keep everyone positive about a good stock, even though we have to wait for results.
Chart analyzing, phone calls to Honeycutt and e-mail responses are real DD and appreciated, however, I have not seen you post any of that which is why I criticized your other thread. Speaking for myself, I hate it when the same stock has more than one thread. Unless someone just likes to see their name on Allstocks as the originator of a thread, why start a new one? It just complicates things. If you have real DD like you say, post it. I, as well as everyone else would appreciate it, but stop trying to get people to beg you to do it. As far as taking yours and your sons post out of context, how are we suppose to know who is posting if your both using the same name? If this is the case, and your not contradicting yourself, then you'll understand why myself and others are a bit confused. I would recommend being more clear in your post, or have your son get his own name to post. Yesterday you stated your son replied under your name, and today you are saying that it was you speaking on his behalf. I'm not trying to start some pi$$ing contest. Just try to be more consistent and clear with your posts to avoid confusion. Either way, we're on the same side. We both want TSBB to rocket to new highs.
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I'd buy more if I had more $$. Sgt. of ARMS has a nice post about his phone call with Honeycutt on the other thread. They were having a meeting with TSBB yesterday afternoon, and are supposed to call him back to fill him in on what was discussed.
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quote:Originally posted by platapuss: What I would like to know is what do those small trades signify. The 1000 and 5000 trade blocks are the most common. Are they signals or something. Because I just don't believe that someone is buying that small of amount.
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I kinda hope that this stays at this price for a little while longer so I can pick up some more cheap shares. I just need to get some more cash.
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quote:Originally posted by platapuss: I kinda hope that this stays at this price for a little while longer so I can pick up some more cheap shares. I just need to get some more cash.
I missed it @ .0052 and am gonna try and get some funds together to put in an order.
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great post, I like the last sentance, "If the Company has solid fundementals and a bright future. Then the stock will do very well. And the activity that caused the situation will prove to even help the future stock activity because it created an audience."
Most of what the article says seems to be exactly what TSBB has been doing recently, MM's slowly walking it down after runs and such.
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I had recieved a call yesterday afternoon from MR. LARSON who is in the honeycutt office and is charge og the tsbb section. He thanked me for calling and said that he was going to meet with tsbb board later that day to discuss a few items. He said he felt very positive about the outlook of tsbb's future. He also stated that at this time he could not tell me anything positve to post for the investor's( I had told him about the allstock's board and that the investors were getting panicky because of no news to help the price move). He did say that he would call me back tomorrow sometime (today) to let me know about the meeting and if any thing positive comes from the meeting. He said to hold on till after the release of the cummings recording sales and then to hold strong because good things are about to happen soon with the company and it's venture into other matter's. I am sitting by phone waiting and if no call from him, I will call him back and will post what is said. This stock will move and I am on the track of good fortune with it.
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7 MM's dropped their bids @ .005 with less than a million shares traded. Explain it to me how that is not intentional (and by the way ask hasn't dropped) ... like I'm a 6 year old.
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