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this stock has been busy lately compared to the last few months. volume at 60 mil+ already today. trying to get more at .0002 but seems awful hard
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I got filled at .0002 for one million shares. I'll roll the dice for a couple hundred bucks. Good luck , we'll see what happens.
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most of the volume is coming from massive sells!!!!! or dilution - saw a couple for 20 mil - where on earth could all these shares be coming from
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according to my screen they are ALL sells - if you got in at .0002 that's amazing and will most likely be good for you - I got in last year when it was .01 and lost quite a bit got rid of it a couple of months ago - should either be headed back up or preparing for split in my opinion - careful
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i know i'm probably being ignored but my advice is to wait until you see actual "movement" upwards before buying - i have my alert set that if it hits .0004 or .0005 then i'll start looking at buying again - other than that - i won't get trapped in this one again
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I hate spculation. Here is a fact. After reading it, then spculate,,,,Did CNES apply?,,,, I say yes. If CNES did apply, will they be chosen? With 600,000 shares * 0.0023, am waiting till the 2nd Quarter for SCE to say something.
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-------------------- Veni Vidi Vici Posts: 529 | From: CA | Registered: Jan 2005
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LOL if they put another half billion shares on the market then they need to be tasered - should see some buying today since all yesterday was sells/dilution -
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Just bought 4 million at $0.0002. Easy to purchase at that price today. Last week, couldn't buy any for that price. Hope it won't drop to $0.0001 now. But if it does, I think I'll buy 6 million more shares.
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It's the FCC first guys...I'm thinking we'll see it by next Wednesday at the latest...Any other chrystal ball predictions?...or does anyone know something? Come on...if you do spill the beans...
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Whatever is happening someone's doing a lot of churning and/or accumulating with the same 9Million, 18M, 25M, 36M, and 45M shares...buying at .0002 and selling at .0003.
If you've got that much to throw around it's a good way to pick up $700-800 bucks a day if the volume's there. Institutions? Daytraders? MM's?
For it to be worth while anyway, you've got to trade that much to cover brokers fees.
I don't think there's dilution going on yet. PPS would have dropped below .0002.
-------------------- Get In, Get Out...but Make Up Your Mind! Posts: 803 | From: Houston | Registered: Feb 2005
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once again - check back with cnes when it actually starts MOVING up again - until then try not to think about what's going on in the .0001/2/and 3s - your brain will explode! just watch it from a distance - if it jumps then jump in - if not then keep watching until it does
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quote:Originally posted by pizzalover: once again - check back with cnes when it actually starts MOVING up again - until then try not to think about what's going on in the .0001/2/and 3s - your brain will explode! just watch it from a distance - if it jumps then jump in - if not then keep watching until it does
Why wait? Just accumulate a little at a time...hold some cash in reserve to bid into the rally (when it comes). This stock is sitting on a solid resistance level and has a classic double bottom.
Sure the bottom could fall out with bad news but it's worth taken the chance. No guts, no glory! (and no profits). By the way, I shot a 77 today and missed 4 birdie putts. Lol! No worries about this stock.
-------------------- Get In, Get Out...but Make Up Your Mind! Posts: 803 | From: Houston | Registered: Feb 2005
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quote:Originally posted by pizzalover: why wait? because you could end up getting in and waiting until you're old and grey or bald! like some qbidders, pccn'ers, wtvn'ers, etc...
"Qbidders"..... Now that is funny. What's with that silly company QBID anyway? Wait... Don't tell me because I'm really not interested. GO CNES!!!
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quote:Originally posted by pizzalover: why wait? because you could end up getting in and waiting until you're old and grey or bald! like some qbidders, pccn'ers, wtvn'ers, etc...
Strong bottom for the stock, FCC approval, new lease for operation of data collection facility! Secracy going on?? No pumping. Something is about to happen.
It's a perfect time to own a few million shares. Then, Buy into the rally. "Boom goes the Dynamite!" Ha!
Actually, there hasn't been too much action in other penny's lately either. When there is, grab some action and stash it back in CNES. Be patient.
-------------------- Get In, Get Out...but Make Up Your Mind! Posts: 803 | From: Houston | Registered: Feb 2005
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