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I don't know, I didn't check mine until just before I posted and they were there. Get ready for the gut check tomorrow but smart money waits for a PR which will be short in coming. Ain't worth much now, but in..........??????? After tomorrow I forget I own free stock in UNQT
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Thanks......I guess I better not watch...or at least wait because I tend to panic...My account is going through and update and cant get in will check later if I am still up.
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for real, it could be a bloodbath...BUT if sumpin crazy happens, and peeps think value on lower pps, if, eg, you got 1mm shares and GOTTA sell for your car payment-whatever, you might consider selling in partial blocks and letting the price come to you...IF the overall trend is up. That's why it's kinda like a group-run/pump n dump, where you see the cons saying "dont bid-hack" and the bag-holders later blaming frontloading. If you off-load your 1mm shares on a shaky deal, it's a wet blanket on a windy fire...he77 i'm drinking beers, lol, if that dun make sense, jus do what you gotta do...
quote:Originally posted by BuyTex: for real, it could be a bloodbath...BUT if sumpin crazy happens, and peeps think value on lower pps, if, eg, you got 1mm shares and GOTTA sell for your car payment-whatever, you might consider selling in partial blocks and letting the price come to you...IF the overall trend is up. That's why it's kinda like a group-run/pump n dump, where you see the cons saying "dont bid-hack" and the bag-holders later blaming frontloading. If you off-load your 1mm shares on a shaky deal, it's a wet blanket on a windy fire...he77 i'm drinking beers, lol, if that dun make sense, jus do what you gotta do...
Got a strange feeling we're gonna see a PR in the morning.
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looks like a short squeeze today..this is not a split but 600% dividends.
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So far sEEms like no dumping and the miRRor trades. That is normaly truley a sign of no shares or a short covering. This could get very very interesting espciealy if aLL these new frEE shares out there are held onto. I have to think that the CEO has something up his sleve. Remeber he locked up his shares for 2 years. Also talking about puTTing out financials when he does not have to.
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Some good buys coming in at the ask....just saw a 4 mil buy go through
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Trades are few and far betwEEn here. More then likely a gOOd thing. One gOOd thing is that HDSN has stayed oFF the ask aLL day
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I think as soon as this stock shows an uptrend...the CEO will most likely release a new PR. And if we get some volume....this should begin to trend up IMO...
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this may go to 1-2 bid ask to shake up some volume so dont be upset if that happens,mm`s just looking to increase free trading shares so they can run it. if it runs too hard out of the gate ( i.e.) post split they may get caught short,of course this could be a good thing, if it happens i would look for some big price swings while they cover,in any event my opinion is this will run eventualy so hold on if you dare!.. only my opinion, make your own decisions,it`s your money!...GLTA!!
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i say we all get our certs and demand a count. hunt the NSS MMs down like vermin and get the company to buy us a condo! (they ain't getting my shares at these prices even if they break the tree shakin it, lol)
By Jeff Neal, Optionetics.com 5/17/2005 9:15 AM EST
Housing and in particular condo-type housing in the Miami/Dade county area continue to experience surging prices, despite all the talk nationwide about a possible bubble and the likelihood of higher interest rates. For example, just recently a four-storey three bedroom condo overlooking the Atlantic and scenic Biscayne Bay went for upwards of $7 million dollars, which has Miami developers and brokers alike scrambling for profits in what is now one of the hottest real estate markets in the United States.
According to the various real estate associations in the Miami area, this insatiable demand is coming mainly from foreign buyers as well as wealthy baby boomers and retirees from the northern part of the country. Foreign buyers of course have benefited tremendously from the weak dollar, making the purchasing of real estate in the South Florida region a very attractive investment.
What is happening in the Miami market is truly amazing given that home values increased 20 percent in 2004 versus the national average of just over 11 percent, based on federal government statistics. However, it is the beachfront condos that have really catapulted in price; developers are asking around a half a million dollars for a one bedroom on the beach overlooking the ocean. The demand continues to be hot and developers have about 69,000 condo units just newly built or are currently in the permit stage.
Ironically this extremely hot real estate market is on the heels of several recent hurricanes that devastated the South Florida region. With more than $22 billion in damages incurred from these storms, many experts at the time were ready to write off or discount the real estate market in Miami. However, that has not proved to be the case as the city of Miami is currently experiencing the largest urban redevelopment in its history.
For the baby boomers and retirees flocking to Miami, it is not just the warm weather but also the mortgage rates at historically low levels that has made big mortgages more affordable. The past four to five years has rendered real estate a far better investment overall than, say, both the stock and bond markets.
In addition, and as mentioned earlier, the overall weak U.S. dollar has really provided Europeans with an incentive to look to the Miami market for bargains, at least from their perspective. This is because in euro currency terms, Miami properties are attractive due to the fact that they have increased purchasing power with the favorable currency exchange rate.
This new worldwide interest in Miami real estate has prompted government and civic leaders to re-shape the city into a world-class destination. For instance, Miami is in the process of constructing a performing arts center with further development planned all around this new structure. The city also just opened the top of the line sports facility American Airlines arena where the Miami Heat of the NBA plays. And of course the city has the ever popular South Beach, which possesses a plethora of hot nightclubs and hip restaurants.
All of this new development in Miami’s downtown area has called urban land prices to really appreciate. For example, in the popular and pretty Brickell Avenue area, the new Jade Beach oceanfront project’s 2.5-acre site was purchased for around $19 million in 2001. Today in 2005 an empty lot right next to this new oceanfront project is being advertised for $100 million.
Real estate experts in Miami claim that there continues to be a large buying public out there that is very well diversified in their origins. Buyers of Miami real estate are coming from Europe, Russia, virtually every Latin America country, Canada and, of course, retirees and baby boomers from across the United States. This does have some banks a little nervous about excessive speculation and some have vowed to do business only with developers they already know and have a relationship with in an effort to protect their interests.
Despite these concerns it is clearly apparent the Miami-Dade county are (and all of South Florida, for that matter) is going through an incredible boom period in real estate prices. No one knows exactly when this will slow down or even reverse somewhat, but from all current indications it definitely will not be anytime soon.
Happy Trading.
Jeff Neal Senior Writer & Options Strategist Optionetics.com ~ Your Options Education Site
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Startingto get some action. Also upticked on light volume. also note they are matching trades. And HDSN has not come up on the ask which is great
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Yes. It finally escaped the mental block of being priced at $.0003. Maybe now it will start to recover it's market valuation (it is worth around $.0010 based solely on pre-split market value, because only a fraction of the shares were actually split).
Hey, if 999,000 shares are traded at .0005 at 15:45:51 and 999,000 shares are traded at .0004 at 15:45:54, doesn't that look a lot like a broker is shorting this stock??
And now it's 945,000 traded at .0004 at 15:50:30 and again traded at .0003 at 15:55:46....
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that means someone had a limit order set to sell at .004 and finally went through after someone was willing to buy. They probably had a partial sell.
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Great call seattlew3,got in got out and got cash.
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I started the thread Tex is what I think imakmony means...but hey I'll take the credit anyway, maybe somebody will give me some stars lol
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One good press release and this stock should be up big! It's already doubled since the split and has a lot more room to go before it even reaches the pre-split market cap. value (very small % of the company's shares were split). I see this stock moving up again in the near future.
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