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Hey everyone...I just openned my portfolio today and noticed GWDL changed it's symbol to GWAD but the price has gone from .0008 range to .06 now? Anyone know what is going on here? I have a call into action direct right now and they are looking into it for my but it show's my account up 7400% so $240 is now like $18,000 would be nice but must be some kind of error. If anyone has some info that would be great...thanks. Wayne
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They had a 1 for 900 reverse split on Friday which took their share price form .0003 to .27. The stock is down from the .27 this morning to .08 now. You should now have far fewer shares than you had on Friday. Divide the amount of shares you had on Friday by 900 and that will tell you how many shares you now have. Your account probably hasn't been updated yet.
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Yep black and blue is my new colour...Oh well win some lose more...lol.... That is how the game works....nice in the porfolio right now as it shows stock is work $40,000 but soon to be worth probably 1/10 of what it was before with the price drop... Well guess a forever hold now... Thanks guys...
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I had 710,000 shares averaged around .0021 +/- .0001, over $1400. Now I have 788 shares valued at $39.
Started in the nyse and made 75% then came to the pennies and lost all profit from before and another $1000 of my initial investment. Lost about 50% in trbd as well.
The two picks of Dog's I jump on are the two stinkers. Best this happened to me at a young age when it doesn't affect me much. Selling trbd and taking the $1000 loss; leaving gwdl (now a wad of gwad) for life where I will check on it once every couple months to see it slowly go to $0.00. If Rick Bailey was infront of me, and I had a weapon.... well, I will let your mind do the rest.
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Aren't pennies wonderful? The prevailing wisdom is that you have to hit upon one big winner to make up for the many, many losers that we all seem to have.
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I did the same thing on a couple of Dog's picks, but I don't fault him. When I bought PALR & NNCO, I did not understand how dog plays them. He is a day trader, a quick hitter. My head was up my ass thinking these pennies were investments. I keep trying different styles of trading. One you might find interesting is playing bottom plays. Take a few minutes, find and read the bottom plays thread.
quote:Originally posted by id4rox: I had 710,000 shares averaged around .0021 +/- .0001, over $1400. Now I have 788 shares valued at $39.
Started in the nyse and made 75% then came to the pennies and lost all profit from before and another $1000 of my initial investment. Lost about 50% in trbd as well.
The two picks of Dog's I jump on are the two stinkers. Best this happened to me at a young age when it doesn't affect me much. Selling trbd and taking the $1000 loss; leaving gwdl (now a wad of gwad) for life where I will check on it once every couple months to see it slowly go to $0.00. If Rick Bailey was infront of me, and I had a weapon.... well, I will let your mind do the rest.
LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 8, 2004--Gateway (OTCBB: GWAD) announced the signing of an agreement to place marketing ads into the August edition of Northwest Airlines in-flight magazine. In addition, the company is talking to several other major airlines regarding advertising in the various in-flight magazines. Norm Alvis, a multimillionaire and founder and owner of EDADDYWARBUCKS who does more than $100 million a year in business, will be coordinating this project for us. Alvis said, "I'm really excited to be involved with such a progressive company. I am confident together we have The Right Solution in bringing their products and business opportunity to America. I am convinced that Gateway is in it for the long run and EDADDYWARBUCKS will enhance the company's efforts effective immediately." For additional information please refer to www.edaddywarbucks.com or www.rightsolution.com.
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