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Then, go back a few thousand messages and you'll know who I am. Ask Dog and Diana, we were the first to jump on this one...
And if it was a joke, sorry, I didn't read all those message before...only the one from today...but you were the second in a row to tell us about "something we know and can't tell you". Anyone coming in to invest and reading this will be very insecured...and for a good reason.
If you want to help, give us the facts. That's it.
Have a good day everyone, my "launch" break is over...got some real work to do today.
Malloy
quote:Originally posted by futuresobjective: you must ahve missed some funny posts to not understand those... go back a few hundred threads and maybe you will get it.. until then keep negative statements to yourself...if you sell, after a statment like yours (see above) I would be glad to move on without you... either way I don't know you from a hole in the wall... have a nice day =)
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quote:Originally posted by Malloy: Then, go back a few thousand messages and you'll know who I am. Ask Dog and Diana, we were the first to jump on this one...
And if it was a joke, sorry, I didn't read all those message before...only the one from today...but you were the second in a row to tell us about "something we know and can't tell you". Anyone coming in to invest and reading this will be very insecured...and for a good reason.
If you want to help, give us the facts. That's it.
Have a good day everyone, my "launch" break is over...got some real work to do today.
Malloy
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its all good here... I just appreciate some levity once in awhile... but in the mean time have a great day =)
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Actually, you can just go back to yesterdays threads and see an example, I made a joke about it when UNR (think that was the poster) said to get out now and I made the comment, "let me guess, you can't tell us why" he replied with "coming..." he seems to have disapeared now, wierd
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quote:Originally posted by Malloy: I'm for free speech but, when I read things like that (see below), I fell like selling this stocks.
IF you know something, tell us, or else, shut up and go post somewhere else.
Malloy
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1BigTip Member posted May 18, 2004 11:33
NO ONE KNOWS MORE THAN THE NEXT PERSON. EITHER YOU LIKE THE STOCK AND YOU HOLD IT. YOU LIKE THE STOCK AND YOU DAY/SWING TRADE IT. OR YOU DON'T LIKE THE STOCK AND YA JUST F&*ING DON'T BUY IT AT ALL. END OF STORY.
BE A LEADER--NOT A FOLLOWER. ONLY YOU KNOW YOUR OWN GAME ON YOUR OWN DD. ALLSTOCKS UNFORTUNATELY IS NOT THE HOLY WORD.
THIS IS THE HOLY WORD OF DIANA--DON'T BELIEVE ANYTHING YA HEAR AND ONLY HALF OF WHAT YA SEE. WHAT'S ON FIRST??? REMEMBER WHAT DOES NOT MATTER TILL WHO IS IN THE BATTERS BOX. YAAAAAKNOOOOOWWWW
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At .0116 now. Approaching daily low. If this thing falls fast enough encouraging panicing sells, we could see a huge buyback towards the end of the day. I hope, because another buy in at .005 would be great.
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quote:Originally posted by RichardC: At .0116 now. Approaching daily low. If this thing falls fast enough encouraging panicing sells, we could see a huge buyback towards the end of the day. I hope, because another buy in at .005 would be great.
I would love to see that but I would like to get some shares out at a higher price first...
I'm new to this trading thing and I appreciate everything that I've learned from you all.. Thanks!
So, I've got a bid in at .0115 right now but it seems to be staying right above it. Would it be wise to raise it to 0115 or 0117?
I'm asking more about a philosophy or concept about keeping it as is or changing it... I know it's a minute amount but if I can learn from the most subtle things first, life has taught me I will be wiser with the bigger decisions.
quote:Originally posted by darogo: i'm in baby! my cash cleared. i've bought 100k strictly for daytrading. i know it's not all THAT much, but i gotta PLAY the game, not WATCH it.
now, to the moon!!
welcome aboard ... don't forget to fasten your seat belt...
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"I can't tell you why" is a joke. Somebody started it and every one had fun with it for whole day. Ppl still use it off and on. Somebody started like this.. "I can't tell you why, sell all your QBID"
I wish I listened to him/her when QBID was at around .02
quote:Originally posted by Malloy: Then, go back a few thousand messages and you'll know who I am. Ask Dog and Diana, we were the first to jump on this one...
And if it was a joke, sorry, I didn't read all those message before...only the one from today...but you were the second in a row to tell us about "something we know and can't tell you". Anyone coming in to invest and reading this will be very insecured...and for a good reason.
If you want to help, give us the facts. That's it.
Have a good day everyone, my "launch" break is over...got some real work to do today.
Malloy
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Ya know I always heard "open mouth, insert foot!" Instead of a statement that inflamed or upset someone, this should have been a QUESTION. It would have made more sense that way.
BTW NOT reading the thread entirely is not an excuse for bad communication skills.
as for what is said on this thread....the FINAL say belongs to the allstocks moderator.
DEAL WITH IT PEOPLE.
Thank you for your time.
now returning to my old arrogance....
Mike
quote:Originally posted by Malloy: Then, go back a few thousand messages and you'll know who I am. Ask Dog and Diana, we were the first to jump on this one...
And if it was a joke, sorry, I didn't read all those message before...only the one from today...but you were the second in a row to tell us about "something we know and can't tell you". Anyone coming in to invest and reading this will be very insecured...and for a good reason.
If you want to help, give us the facts. That's it.
Have a good day everyone, my "launch" break is over...got some real work to do today.
Malloy
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HongKongFuey, if there is one thing that I have leanred it is to never doubt your first instict as it is ussually the correct one... I don't always follow it though... today is the perfect example of that... had a buy in at 0.0112 but bumped it up to 0.012 ... got filled but with less shares... I think you have a shot at that fill... but make your own mind up...good luck I hope you get your order filled!
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By Andrew Wallenstein NEW ORLEANS (Hollywood Reporter) - Now that Al Gore has officially made his cable connection, the industry is questioning his grasp of the realities of the cable business.
The former vice president's surprise appearance Tuesday at the National Cable & Telecommunications Assn. (NCTA) convention to announce that he and a group of investors have acquired NewsWorld International news channel from Vivendi Universal was all the buzz among operators and other NCTA attendees.
Still, many at the convention dismissed as quixotic the Gore group's bid to restyle the modestly distributed digital cable/satellite channel as an "independent voice" for the MTV demo.
"This will be the biggest flop liberals have seen since Hillary Clinton's health care plan," remarked a cable executive who wished to remain anonymous.
The less charitable detractors from the convention floor to Bourbon Street barstools have begun savaging the strategy Gore and his team of investors are employing. They deride in particular his proud cultivation of independent status in an industry where the survival of fledgling channels is contingent on how much clout their parent companies can exert to win distribution. And those, of course, are the same media conglomerates that Gore openly criticized in his well-attended news conference Tuesday.
"The trend toward consolidation in this industry needs to be countered with more independent voices," Gore said during Tuesday's press conference on the convention floor.
Many noted an awkward balancing act Gore attempted in his introduction of the channel by thanking the industry for welcoming him with open arms only to bite the hands that could potentially grant him additional carriage by criticizing consolidation.
At a convention littered with dozens of startup channels that ponied up thousands of dollars in typically scarce funds to promote themselves, the unscheduled sight of Gore breezing in and out of the Big Easy bred a mixture of envy and resentment.
"It was annoying to me, to be quite honest," said Rene Schenk, chief financial officer of Q Television Network, a new gay-themed channel. "He blows into town and shows up in every newspaper in the country the next day."
As for the programing, few knew what to make of the broad outline Gore put forth. This would have the targeted young adult viewers produce their own programing about current events in a mix of traditional formats with documentaries that he imagined would take entirely new approaches he deemed "bold and irreverent."
One executive felt that Gore's venture will travel the same lonely road as Pax TV, the low-rated broadcast network devoted to squeaky-clean family fare. Another likened it to PBS for the MTV generation. But another channel that came to mind among those who heard out Gore was probably not what he intended: Fox News Channel. Continued ...
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Thanks Future... It's kinda like taking a multiple exam test in college ... They say to always stick with your first answer. Hehe.. I never payed attention to that though... I always had eraser marks on my scantron sheets.
To anyone else that responds to my post TIA!
quote:Originally posted by futuresobjective: HongKongFuey, if there is one thing that I have leanred it is to never doubt your first instict as it is ussually the correct one... I don't always follow it though... today is the perfect example of that... had a buy in at 0.0112 but bumped it up to 0.012 ... got filled but with less shares... I think you have a shot at that fill... but make your own mind up...good luck I hope you get your order filled!
quote:Originally posted by darogo: i'm in baby! my cash cleared. i've bought 100k strictly for daytrading. i know it's not all THAT much, but i gotta PLAY the game, not WATCH it.
now, to the moon!!
Right on! I know you got Scottrade. I'm thinking on switching for pinks. My sell this morning cost $70!!! Others are charging $11 on down. GL, though. Day trading is awesome!
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DIQ: Please do not respond to my post anymore. I have not said anything that would cause a response like that. I have been on my best behavior. You will not get me upset. I am here on this thread to stay and be part of the QBID team. I will not respond again to you. 007
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I have Scottrade now and am tired of the commision on pinks, think about the commisions when we get to .05 and higher. I opened up a freetradee account yesterday and am just waiting for my securities to be transfered over. Today is the last day I pay $22 + 1/2%
quote:Originally posted by Smctbone: Whoa!!...wasn't somebody here a webmaster/internet genius. I just sumbled upon this site... http://www.qtelevisionnetwork.com/
Is this old news?? Or are they really working on a better site?
IT WAS MY UNDERSTANDING THAT DEVENY WAS TAKING THAT OVER ALSO. I AM NOT SURE IF THAT WAS IS PRINT OR IF SUSAN TOLD ME THAT.
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Quest: You might try Freetrade, first 20 trades of the month are free, and the next 100 cost $3. Only thing is you have to start the account with $5000. Saves a peck of $ in year if you day/swing trade.
quote:Originally posted by Booty Quest: Right on! I know you got Scottrade. I'm thinking on switching for pinks. My sell this morning cost $70!!! Others are charging $11 on down. GL, though. Day trading is awesome!
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quote:Originally posted by Booty Quest: Right on! I know you got Scottrade. I'm thinking on switching for pinks. My sell this morning cost $70!!! Others are charging $11 on down. GL, though. Day trading is awesome!
i know. i was thinking about that too. esp because i have to call every time. i know when i had my "bail then chase back up to get the same amt of shares for a lot more money" fiasco, i lost about .0010 just being on the phone. it moved up that quick. lemme know who you decide on if you do. thanks.
quote:Originally posted by Smctbone: Whoa!!...wasn't somebody here a webmaster/internet genius. I just sumbled upon this site... http://www.qtelevisionnetwork.com/
Is this old news?? Or are they really working on a better site?
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Thanks guys. Do you know if I'll have to sacrifice any quality? I like Scott's setup. Do their trades execute well? And do they answer the phone quickly? I really want to pick the best one.
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