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Of course, I decide to buy in and the stock drops big time. Bought in at .001 and within a couple hours down to .0005. I am trying to double my position at .0005 and at least average to .00075
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quote:Originally posted by travman: Of course, I decide to buy in and the stock drops big time. Bought in at .001 and within a couple hours down to .0005. I am trying to double my position at .0005 and at least average to .00075
Well, looks like there is no hope of filling my order for .0005. Too bad, would have been nice to ride it back up today.
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quote:Originally posted by realityinc21: HEY GUYS--SEEMS LIKE LOTS OF BUYING GOING ON AT .0007.
OTHER BOARDS SAY NEWS TODAY. ANYONE ELSE KNOW ABOUT THAT??
I upped my order to .0006 and it still won't go through, even though it has dipped back down to .0005. That always annoys me when that happens. I hope for some news today, especially if I can get my order through.
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Hello I'm new to the post and I have a question. If Mellon were to be bought at let's say $.07 a share, what would happen to the shares that we hold. I've asked this question to a few people but no one has been able to answer me. This is a hypothetical question. I want to see if someone had owned some shares of a company that went through a simular situation. And lets use a company that their current shares were trading at $10.00 a share as the purchasing company.
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Buyouts: Depends on whether the offer is for cash or for stock of the buying company. If cash, your broker cashes in your shares and gives you the money (less a small fee). If stock, you get shares of the buying company's stock based on the value of that stock at the time of the transaction. Your broker again takes a small fee from your account.
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SO if they buy at the $.07 price per share for the cash buyout, my broker (Ameritrade) cashes in my shares at current stock price i.e. $.001(if that was current)or at $.07? And I'm assuming that the stock buyout would follow the same price, correct?
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McFly: At 7 cents, if that is the offer price. When a cash buyout offer is made, the buying company is offering 7 cents for each share you agree to sell. Whoever holds those shares (should be your broker) "cashes" them in and gets 7 cents per share in return, which is deposited into your account. For this service, the broker gets a small fee. Ameritrade usually charges a flat $20.00 fee, no matter how many shares.
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You would get .07 per share minus fee. That is when the purchase was complete. maybe months from announcement.
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So far I've lost over 76% of my money that I've put into MLON!!! Thanks MLON!! Any ideas on how I can remedy this situation? Should I average down?
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Lots of news in the pipeline. I am in a similar situation with my orginal shares but we should be able to flip a few times over the next couple of weeks and get back even.
Bought some at .0007 and was hoping for a midday PR and run to .001 or higher to get back even.
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Wouldn't it make more sense to release the PR on Monday in the am or after close today? This has been going down since the $.0038.
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I have been trying to get my order to buy filled at .0006 all day with no luck. Anyone else having problems filling at .0006. I am sure it would go through at .0007.
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quote:Originally posted by travman: I have been trying to get my order to buy filled at .0006 all day with no luck. Anyone else having problems filling at .0006. I am sure it would go through at .0007.
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Mellon Research Inc. Reconfirms Paying Dividends to all Investors
December 10, 2004 14:53:00 (ET)
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Dec 10, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Mellon Research, Inc. (Pink Sheets: MLON.PK), the market leader in providing boutique investment banking services to private mid cap companies.
We are cognizant a plethora of press releases have fortuitously been released. Therefore at this time we will attempt to consolidate our announcements concerning information about Mellon Research Inc., our firm. Many major firms are taking large positions in Mellon Research, because they are enthusiastic about our intent to become a fully reporting Co., and following the guidelines for steady growth for the future.
Mellon Research, Inc. delivered dividends to all of the share holders of record on, 0ct. 21, 2004 with shares of (WLSC.PK) Wall Street Securities. Mellon Research Inc. and Wall Street Securities will continue to pay dividends in all the companies that we take public to the investors of 2005 we anticipate to take 20 companies public in 2005.
Mellon Research, Inc. has participated in a wonderful road show, successfully expressing our mission statement to our followers. Mellon has received an offer from several interested parties.
About Mellon Research, Inc., founded in the fall of 2003 by Mario Pino -- Mellon Research provides comprehensive boutique investment banking consulting services in the firm to enable private companies to raise capital via: IPO's, Reverse Mergers, Bridge Capital and or other financial vehicles. Mellon Research is the e funding process built around its Financial Prep services. These services provide client firms with a methodology that helps them analyze existing corporate structure, financial and marketing needs to help them make the right strategic choices necessary to raise capital or go public. For more information please contact Mario Pino, CEO, 602.912.5870, 2415 E. Camelback Road, Suite 700, Phoenix, AZ 85016, mellonresearch@aol.com, www.mellonresearch.com.
This release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Litigation Reform Act. The statements reflect the company's current views with respect to future events that involve risks and uncertainties including uncertainties related to successful negotiations with other parties, closing of transactions, capital availability, operational and other risks, uncertainties and factors described from time to time in the company's publicly available SEC reports. In light of these risks and uncertainties, the forward-looking events described in this release might not occur.
SOURCE: Mellon Research, Inc.
Mellon Research, Inc. Mario Pino, 602-912-5870 mellonresearch@aol.com www.mellonresearch.com
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I think Mario and friends had too much to drink at the wine show....errr...road show LOL...
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quote:Originally posted by Just Looking: Maybe somebody up there likes you! LOL
I finally did get in at $0.0006 cost averaging the others I bought at $0.001. I understand how some of you are mad at losing money on this stock to date, but in my opinion, stay in there and things will be great from here out, but expect a few bumps (i.e. $0.0005) in the road first.
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Hey Mellon has an AOL address. (I got mail...yeah, I got mail!!) Are they that cheap that they can't even get email under their own .com name??? What the hell was I thinking when I bought this!!! Come on Mario prove me wrong. Why don't you and your brother Luigi get this thing back on track and out of the toilet! (I'm sure you all figured it out but that is just a reference to the old Mario Bros. games)
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quote:Originally posted by glassman: the MM's are bein' bad too....
I have come to feel that MM's are evil and out to get me. I have also come to feel that being a MM must be very profitable. Is there any limit to what they are allowed to do to manipulate stock prices in their favour?
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