quote:Originally posted by jdog006: Nile you've been in this from the beginning. How much profit do you think you've missed out on while your money was tied up here?
jdog006 - Its true I have been in this for a very long time. My first purchase of ICMH was at .00014 in July. Since that date I have had the opportunity to flip this at least 4 times. The only thing that has stopped me from taking a profit is my own greed. I don't blame anyone else except myself.
We all know that when the market was telling us to sell, we didn't listen. Yes, it was because of this "Great PR" that was suppose to be released that we all stayed in with dollar signs in our eyes. But, we have no one to blame but our self and our own greed, we could have made a profit.
When I first became a member here, Im happy to say that I didn't have any money to play with at the time, if I did Im sure I would be holding a whole bunch of stocks that I probably would have gotten in at there peek. Instead, I just read post to see who had the best plays. With that I also took into account the characters of individuals that were the "leaders". That is the main difference in the, as you call them, "good" and "bad" guys.
Not only that, but just like you jdog006, I didn't want to depend on people that I didn't know for stock picks. Also, I wanted hopefully to be able to make some good picks my self, so I started to learn, just like you, on my own about market trends. I knew when I should have sold and, now that I have no money, when to buy.
All this time I have watched the board for other picks that I could have been in. The only one Im not happy about that I missed was AMEP, all the rest have R/S or Diluted. Im glad that Im in a company that has done neither ,r/s or diluted, for over two years and that also has a very promising future.
Am I upset that these PR have been slow and half a$$ed, hell yes. But instead of just sitting and waiting, I have taken it to call Dougy my self, to find out about everything and that has only made me more committed to this company. Even when he says, the infamous word "Directly."
I say all that to say this, I can not blame any one for my actions. I can chose to go blindly or not into a company. Like you, I chose not. I know that ICMH has the potential and yes I do plan on flipping this in the future if Doug cant produce. But not on pr speculation but on market analysis and my own judgment.
Nile you've been in this since July and had 4 chances to flip it?
I'm not going to hype any other stocks here. But for explanation purposes allow me to mention one as an example. You've had an average of 1 chance to flip this each month that you have been holding it and that SUCKS! If you find a stock that really moves, you can flip it like crazy. Take JPHC for example. I've been flipping it about every other day for more than a month. I don't think I've ever held it for more than a week. I've probably flipped it an average of 3 times a week (almost as many times each week, as you've had chances to flip this in 4 months).
I think there were some others here who might have been placing blame. I am ALL about personal responsibility. If you re-read my posts, I think you'll find that I didn't blame anyone for anything. I simply said what is quite obvious to me and I stated a few personal opinions. Having said that, I believe it is MY personal responsibility to help others by being honest with them and calling a spade a spade.
I hope Doug does something - ANYTHING. You deserve to be rewarded for your patience. Some people have received sainthood with less patience.
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Our system posted a BUY-IF today. The previous BUY recommendation that was confirmed was made on 09.20.2005 (52) days ago, when the stock price was 0.0013. Since then ICMH has fallen -30.77% .
Well, there was a bullish pattern but it has not been confirmed yet. Another buying opportunity winks to us but it is a bit early for a definite action. Patience is a good attitude after all. First keep an eye on after hours trading and futures and then see what happens in the next session. What we are seeking is the confirmation of the recent bullish candlestick pattern.
Do you see a gap-up at the market open? Do you see a nice white candlestick forming with a higher close at the session's end? Is it finally the expected bullish day? If so, it is the right time for definite action. Increase your holdings or open new long positions.
What should you do if you do not get this confirmation in the next session? Maybe, it is a down day, or indecision still continues. Our prescription is simple. Ignore the BUY-IF alert and do not put any new buy orders; and definitely cover any new long positions that you might have opened. Don't challenge the market.
Today an Inverted Umbrella was formed. The long upper shadow shows the evidence for selling pressure, but the position of high price indicates that plenty of buyers still are around.
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jdog - When I mean flip, I mean for over 50% profit value. There have been plenty of times for 10-25% or more, but were all looking for the big ones!
Your post was really funny! Mabey I whould be recomended for Saint hood!?
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__________________________________________________ RENO, Nev., Feb 22, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- ICM Telecommunications Inc. (Pink Sheets:ICMH) reported today that its President & CEO, Doug Hamby, has issued the company's latest operational report to shareholders. The full text of his message follows:
February 22, 2005
Dear Fellow Shareholders:
During the month of February, ICM Telecommunications, after overcoming several operating roadblocks common to any early stage company, particularly with a newly launched business plan, began selling its stored value debit cards. At this time, we expect that by month's end the company will have put in operation approximately 15,000 to 20,000 cards, at an average revenue level of $4 per card.
In addition to our domestic working relationship with Ohio-based Sutton Bank, the company earlier this month was proudly able to commence offering international VISA electronic cards through the Global Bank of Commerce, headquartered in Antigua, in the West Indies. To better differentiate our product lines, especially since we may invest in telecommunications-related projects in the future, we have chosen to identify our card offerings as ICM Network, and set up a separate web site at www.icmnetwork.com where consumers may access a broad range of services.
Approximately 20 Independent Sales Organizations (ISOs) are helping us to penetrate stored value debit card markets internationally. The cards currently being issued are for users in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, the Philippines and China.
We anticipate revenues of $50,000 to $75,000 for the month of February 2005. Thereafter, we anticipate the March revenue level to approximate $150,000 to $200,000, and by April to be above $300,000 per month. This number should level out to some 50,000 cards per month issued, with residual income derived from the reloading of previously issued cards. A significant portion of new and re-occurring revenues will be reflected in our company's bottom line performance. __________________________________________________
RENO, Nev., Sept. 15, 2005, Sep 15, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- ICM Telecommunications, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ICMH) today announced that it has entered into a revenue sharing strategic alliance with NTELX, an international network provider to the telecom industry. As part of the agreement, ICM will invest $200,000 in the privately held company for network expansion into international markets. To enable this expansion, ICM is purchasing a carrier class switch originally acquired by NTELX to route traffic between the U.S. and international markets.
In commenting on its decision to invest in the Canton, Ohio-based company, ICM President and CEO Doug Hamby said, "Most telecommunication companies are focusing on in-country VoIP deployment strategies. By contrast, the NTELX business model emphasizes the growth of communications in international markets, where VoIP technology will help propel a worldwide boom in the next 10 years."
Hamby noted that NTELX has done a good job of executing on its strategy to seek out customers that require at least 25 million minutes per month, on primary high volume routes such as from the U.S. to India.
"In addition," Hamby said, "NTELX has a corporate strategy designed to eliminate the credit risk from the equation for all customers. By operating on a monthly prepaid basis, each customer posts a standard bank instrument, such as a Letter of Credit, to insure payment to the provider."
Hamby noted that NTELX currently has several customers accounting for 80 million minutes of usage monthly. It expects to close on other companies in the next six months to exceed more than 100 million minutes per month on the prepaid format. He said all contracts are for a 12-month period. Under the current pricing model, NTELX anticipates annualized gross revenue amounting to more than $50 million. __________________________________________________
RENO, Nev., Aug 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- ICM Telecommunications, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ICMH), in collaboration with My Medical CD, Ltd. (Pink Sheets:MYMC), today announced it will begin offering ICM debit card customers a value added product that will enable them to have their emergency medical information immediately at hand wherever they are. The company anticipates the program will generate several million dollars a year in incremental revenue in its first full year of operation. __________________________________________________
Does anyone else think it is a bit strange that throughout the year we continue to get PR after PR telling us how much money they will be taking in soon and yet we have never had a PR saying what really comes in? We continue to get these PR's but never get any follow-up later. How much longer will we continue to hope that the next PR will be different?
At this point I can not honestly tell you if they have the switch or not. Can any of you honestly with at least 90% certainty say they do? I'm done with Doug, he has proven himself to be misleading and this is not the kind of person I want to invest in. I have averaged down quite a bit over the last 2 weeks to get to a .0014 level. I have my sell order in at .0015 now and then I'm gone and I will never look back.
I wish the rest of you luck and I hope your patience with Doug is rewarded.
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11 nice...i didn't think we would see any movement today. I would love to start next week at 10 at least.
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quote:Originally posted by Nile: jdog - When I mean flip, I mean for over 50% profit value. There have been plenty of times for 10-25% or more, but were all looking for the big ones!
Your post was really funny! Mabey I whould be recomended for Saint hood!?
ANy takers? j/k
I think you might be missing a good point here Nile.
You are frowning on 20% because you want 50%. If you make 20% 3 times in a week, you have made 60% on the week.
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$100 x .20 = $120 $120 x .20 = $144 $144 x .20 = $172.80
Thats 72.8% ;-)
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Very true Jmoove. I was not factoring in profit.
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lol it's all good. You made the point better than I did.
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Yea I just got off the phone with Doug's, former, brother's, roommate's uncle, twice removed. He says this is the week for the PR. LOL
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Ideally that swing trading yall are taking about with the 72% would be pretty hard to come by. Assuming you could have gotten a worthwhile amount at 7 or 8, then assuming you could get rid of a worthwhile amount at 11. That 72% is kind of just a possiblity that wont happen, * least not on the scale most people want.
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TAKE YOUR PROFITS..................
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quote:Originally posted by jakeo: Ideally that swing trading yall are taking about with the 72% would be pretty hard to come by. Assuming you could have gotten a worthwhile amount at 7 or 8, then assuming you could get rid of a worthwhile amount at 11. That 72% is kind of just a possiblity that wont happen, * least not on the scale most people want.
Jakeo it would be hard to do with ICMH. There are plenty of stocks out there that swing daily. I've found the one that I like to play over and over again.
I've tried a few different approaches to this penny thing and playing the daily swings has proven more successful than anything else I've tried. That's why I think this stock sucks. It doesn't have the volume or the movement to be a good penny play.
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quote:Originally posted by jakeo: Assuming you could have gotten a worthwhile amount at 7 or 8, then assuming you could get rid of a worthwhile amount at 11. That 72% is kind of just a possiblity that wont happen, * least not on the scale most people want.
I'll use your numbers (7 or 8). Assume you buy at 8. Selling at 10 is 25%, regardless of how much you buy. Worthwhile amount or not, 25% is 25% no matter how many shares you purchase.
How many stocks out there often swing between 8 and 10. I've found a few that work well.
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Man there is alot of you that have been in this way to long.SORRY JMHO
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just went threw the hole thread, you all should do the same.greed kills profit
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