Member Rated: posted November 28, 2005 16:52 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- guys relax on the 75000 shares of QTN TTN
Q television is a wholly owned subsidiary of TMM.
that means that TMM who's ticker symbol is QBID, owns and controls the 75,000 shares of QTN.
we own 47% of the channel and Frank owns 53% of the channel.
plain and simple.
this has been a typical fear tactic that has been thrown out time after time after time. And it always happens just as the day-traders are about to buy back in, that usually means that we are in for a run.
one last verifying sign we will need is a post from U4TSAF2.
when the day-traders start back into this, the volatility will return and the stock could rise 100% for several days in a row.
Im not saying this is going to happen for sure, but it is typical behavior to try and strike the last little bit of fear into people to sell out thier shares and hope for a down tick or 2 so that they can maximise thier run.
I always like seeing this part of it happening, as i know we are about to have some fun.
Just watch and see if this board is not buzzing with excitement before the end of the week again.
rod
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quote:Originally posted by MillerTIME: Thanks to MJM and bige for posting the DD tonight. Im just glad to see the DD back on the boards, because we all no of late the board has turned into a soap opera
No problem...
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(Los Angeles, CA) - World AIDS Day, the international event designed to strengthen global efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS, will be observed on Thursday, December 1, 2005. Many broadcast and cable networks will mark this day with special programming to further educate people on the AIDS pandemic.
In addition to this special programming, ABC's hit drama Commander in Chief now features a recurring gay character with HIV, only the second prime-time occurrence in the history of the six broadcast networks.
This year's World AIDS Day comes on the heels of a new study released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which found that the rate of new HIV diagnoses among gay and bisexual men of all races in the U.S. - stable for the preceding three years - rose 8 percent in 2004. Nearly two-thirds of new male infections are among men who have sex with men, and HIV continues to affect African American and Latino men and women in greater numbers than their white counterparts.
"World AIDS Day is an important opportunity to bring much-needed media attention to HIV awareness and prevention strategies," said Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) President Neil Giuliano. "This is particularly important at a time when gay and bisexual men of color - who are disproportionately impacted by the disease - are often rendered invisible in media coverage."
According to the CDC, about 18,000 Americans die of AIDS each year. The group estimates that about 900,000 people in the U.S. are infected with the virus, but that as many as a quarter of them do not know it. The virus is believed to have killed about half a million Americans since 1981. The World Health Organization estimates that 40.3 million people currently have HIV worldwide.
World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, Programming Highlights (listed by time): Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt (Logo, 7 AM & 5 PM ET/PT) In this Academy Award winning documentary narrated by Dustin Hoffman, squares of the AIDS quilt come to life as a diverse group of people celebrate the stories and lives of loved ones who died of AIDS-related causes.
Brunch (Q Television, 9 AM PT/12 PM ET) This live talk show will focus on the HIV/AIDS pandemic and feature discussions with medical professionals, politicians and activists .
AIDS: A Pop Culture History (VH1, 1:30 PM ET/PT) This VH1 News documentary follows the media?s reactions to AIDS. From the shock of Rock Hudson's death to the acceptance and support of Magic Johnson's announcement, we've come a long way.
QTN World News (Q Television, 4 PM PT/7 PM ET) A live update on medical achievements and the future outlook of HIV/AIDS.
iThemba Hope (Sundance Channel, 4 PM ET/PT) The Sinikithemba Choir's mission is to bring the world's attention to the more than 5 million South Africans who are HIV positive. The filmmakers follow Zinhle Thabethe, a 26-year-old HIV positive South African who travels with the choir to Boston for a performance at an international AIDS conference.
On Q Live (4:30 PM PT/7:30PM ET) The live studio show will focus on HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention.
The Origins of AIDS (Sundance Channel, 5 PM ET/PT) This documentary investigates a theory detailed in journalist Edward Hooper's controversial book The River, addressing the possibility that the deadliest disease known to humankind came as a result of a risky, mass inoculation of an experimental polio vaccine during the late 1950s.
Queer Edge (Q Television, 6 PM PT/9 PM ET) Host Jack E. Jett observes World AIDS Day with a look at the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
14 Million Dreams (Sundance Channel, 6:45 PM ET/PT) An estimated 14 million children have been orphaned by AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa. Giving faces and stories to this grim statistic, filmmaker Miles Roston presents interviews with five children from Kenya and Malawi who are making their way largely on their own, following the death of their parents.
Orphans of Nkandla (Cinemax, 7 PM ET/PT) This compelling documentary follows three families in rural Zululand, South Africa, to show how HIV/AIDS has affected the children.
Tracking the Monster: Ashley Judd and India.Arie Confront AIDS in Africa (VH1, 7:30 PM ET/PT) This VH1 News documentary chronicles two emotional journeys to Africa by Golden Globe nominee Ashley Judd and Grammy winner India.Arie. They travel to the front lines of the global fight against HIV/AIDS.
Make it Real (to me) (Sundance Channel, 8 PM ET/PT) Filmmaker Miles Roston updates the story of Kevin, a Kenyan AIDS orphan who was profiled in Roston's 2003 documentary 14 Million Dreams. An aspiring doctor who is now 16 years old on the eve of sexual maturity, Kevin has many questions about how to protect himself from AIDS.
On the Frontlines of AIDS (Discovery Channel, 8 PM ET/PT) Renowned journalist Sorious Samura works as an orderly in a hospital in Zambia, where the majority of the patients are HIV positive. After one month, Samura is left with the realization that for the war against HIV in Africa to be won, poverty, ignorance and African sexual attitudes have to be tackled head on.
CBS News on Logo (Logo, 9 PM ET/PT) In honor of World AIDS Day, CBS News on Logo delivers an in-depth report on AIDS and the latest health updates, studies and findings.
Here to Remember (here! TV, check listings) Hosted by Leslie Jordan (Will & Grace, Sordid Lives), this special includes a series of personal accounts from celebrities recounting personal tales of someone they've lost to AIDS.
MOVIES: An Early Frost (Logo, 1 PM ET/PT); Angels in America (Logo, 10 PM ET/PT); The Greg Louganis Story (Logo, 11 AM ET/PT); Longtime Companion (Logo, 9 AM & 7 PM ET/PT); Our Sons (Logo, 3 PM ET/PT); ?Parting Glances (here! TV, check listings).
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This is a 2 year chart of Q, that includes the first run up, and then our steady downturn all the way down.
Look at the top indicator (money flow) and the bottom indicator (accumulation)
On the money flow, look at the green spiking compared all across 2 years and you see that if not now, it is close to breaking new highs with the amount of money being bought into QBID
interesting, then add to that the accumulation The accumulation is on the bottom, and tell me what you see. The accumulation, i believe has now broken the all time high and in the past week it has been flying up telling us something.
The chart begs the all important question of, who is buying at alltime lows, and alltime lows in investor confidence, espically if Frank is raising the AS.
Just keep in mind, the best traders/investors are the ones that put big money in when the stocks confidence level is at lows and everybody is yelling to sell, thats when to buy.
Two questions: WHO has bought 3-5 Billion shares at .0005 in the past 6 days
and.
WHO has sold them those shares at .0005 and WHY
I posted this chart a couple days ago and is getting even more interesting to look at.
Again, the top and bottom indicators are the keys on this chart. The bottom indicator of most, the accumulation, is beginning to get extremely interesting. See how that is spiking, somebody is accumulating shares, and i would be screaming that it was a buyback, but because of the AS being increased i have stopped thinking about that. But that indicator alone suggests something is in the works.
The spike on that accumulation, is huge. Compare it to the 2 year trends of the average.
And the top indicator, the money flow, is now maxing out at all time highs showing the most money of all time entering the stock.
MT, could the accumulation mean anything else? It's pretty rigid in meaning only one thing, I'm assuming.
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quote:Originally posted by Jennifercd10: Hi all, it’s late and I’ve been out dancing in mini skirts and high heels…wow, what fun!!!!
IMO... Today, Thursday, December 01, 2005, or Friday at the latest… THE AUDIT!!! AND… within a few days… something about an exchange. Are you ready for pps movement... UP???? It’s about time and that time is here. If you can, get one last buy in! Time for fun, green and LAS VEGAS… with even more good stuff on the way!!! Cheesecake anyone?
Jen, I'm hoping...I'm praying...I'm pleading for that to be true...God, that would be amazing.
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I'd like to point out to anyone, in case they haven't noticed...Today is December 1st. And the holidays are right around the corner. And I don't know about you, but I want that Christmas music, hot chocolate with whipped cream, my holiday starbucks that I now get yearround (think Peppermint mocha...God is that good, or try Rasberry Peppermint mocha...if you're feeling dangerous swap the mocha for white mocha), and OF COURSE, PRESENTS!
And I don't know about you all but I want an AUDIT for christmas...I can get myself my own video ipod... I just want that audit...
Worst case though, I do have a month to do absolutely nothing. So with that busy schedule, I think I can probably fit in some time to learn more about investing and trading. Because, although I love it, I fear I may be locked inside quite often due to the snow (it is NJ)
Ahhhh, just more ramblings...but it seems that this is what the board is turning into anyone...I figured I'd give myself some slack thought, since I did post that news article earlier...
Enjoy...catch you all later...work to do
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Sam-You hit the nail on the head. I have been checking out RB, Ihub and all stocks for over 5 months...the only reason I chose to post on Allstocks is that there is a good balance of rational people here willing to listen and debate the pros and cons of The Q.
Now, I am not advocating a group hug, but I do enjoy reading this message board over any other.
Some of the other sites, RB in particular, spit too much venom.
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quote:Originally posted by Penny-Trader: i got my fill this morning
im locked and loaded with 4million shares
ready for the ride of my life
GLTA
Rod
I'm confused.. didnt you say you were selling out of your position a couple weeks back? What changed?
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I placed my order this morning at 8:30 and i was the third order filled this morning for 730,000
Rod
quote:Originally posted by MillerTIME: Hey maestro and PT, if you guys dont mind me asking, when did you place the order. Around exactly what time?
And what time did it fill, thanks, just always wondered about premarket orders for Q.
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You are very confused. i never stated that i was selling. i have always maintained that im in here for the long haul. everyone here will back that up
Rod
quote:Originally posted by a4realguy:
quote:Originally posted by Penny-Trader: i got my fill this morning
im locked and loaded with 4million shares
ready for the ride of my life
GLTA
Rod
I'm confused.. didnt you say you were selling out of your position a couple weeks back? What changed?
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I hope we see some movement. I got 10.6M reasons to hope! In meetings all day, so GLTYA!!!
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I am glad I sold mine yesterday at 5! It took 4 days, but it finally went!
now .0003 x .0004!
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its always scary just before it gets better.
Im hoping Jenn is correct with her optimism last night.
i feel there is something brewing as well.
Rod
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-------------------- Dont buy or sell on my opinions, do your research. Make sure you know what you are buying before you buy.
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-------------------- Dont buy or sell on my opinions, do your research. Make sure you know what you are buying before you buy.
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you have to be happy with the buy you made. at the time that you sent the buyin you where happy with the price you where paying.
I did the same thing as you.
it happens all the time. i bought my new ford this past sprinf/summer. and a month after i bought it the employee purchase program came out.
At first i was ticked, but then i had to remind myself that when i bought, i got the best deal that i could be happy with at the time.
hind sight is always 20/20 and if you feel better, blame it on me. i never buy at the bottom, i always buy one tick above the bottom.
Rod
quote:Originally posted by Maestro232: Holy Crap. Why didn't I wait 10 minutes? I hate this crap.
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(Los Angeles, CA) - World AIDS Day, the international event designed to strengthen global efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS, will be observed on Thursday, December 1, 2005. Many broadcast and cable networks will mark this day with special programming to further educate people on the AIDS pandemic.
In addition to this special programming, ABC's hit drama Commander in Chief now features a recurring gay character with HIV, only the second prime-time occurrence in the history of the six broadcast networks.
This year's World AIDS Day comes on the heels of a new study released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which found that the rate of new HIV diagnoses among gay and bisexual men of all races in the U.S. - stable for the preceding three years - rose 8 percent in 2004. Nearly two-thirds of new male infections are among men who have sex with men, and HIV continues to affect African American and Latino men and women in greater numbers than their white counterparts.
"World AIDS Day is an important opportunity to bring much-needed media attention to HIV awareness and prevention strategies," said Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) President Neil Giuliano. "This is particularly important at a time when gay and bisexual men of color - who are disproportionately impacted by the disease - are often rendered invisible in media coverage."
According to the CDC, about 18,000 Americans die of AIDS each year. The group estimates that about 900,000 people in the U.S. are infected with the virus, but that as many as a quarter of them do not know it. The virus is believed to have killed about half a million Americans since 1981. The World Health Organization estimates that 40.3 million people currently have HIV worldwide.
World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, Programming Highlights (listed by time): Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt (Logo, 7 AM & 5 PM ET/PT) In this Academy Award winning documentary narrated by Dustin Hoffman, squares of the AIDS quilt come to life as a diverse group of people celebrate the stories and lives of loved ones who died of AIDS-related causes.
Brunch (Q Television, 9 AM PT/12 PM ET) This live talk show will focus on the HIV/AIDS pandemic and feature discussions with medical professionals, politicians and activists .
AIDS: A Pop Culture History (VH1, 1:30 PM ET/PT) This VH1 News documentary follows the media?s reactions to AIDS. From the shock of Rock Hudson's death to the acceptance and support of Magic Johnson's announcement, we've come a long way.
QTN World News (Q Television, 4 PM PT/7 PM ET) A live update on medical achievements and the future outlook of HIV/AIDS.
iThemba Hope (Sundance Channel, 4 PM ET/PT) The Sinikithemba Choir's mission is to bring the world's attention to the more than 5 million South Africans who are HIV positive. The filmmakers follow Zinhle Thabethe, a 26-year-old HIV positive South African who travels with the choir to Boston for a performance at an international AIDS conference.
On Q Live (4:30 PM PT/7:30PM ET) The live studio show will focus on HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention.
The Origins of AIDS (Sundance Channel, 5 PM ET/PT) This documentary investigates a theory detailed in journalist Edward Hooper's controversial book The River, addressing the possibility that the deadliest disease known to humankind came as a result of a risky, mass inoculation of an experimental polio vaccine during the late 1950s.
Queer Edge (Q Television, 6 PM PT/9 PM ET) Host Jack E. Jett observes World AIDS Day with a look at the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
14 Million Dreams (Sundance Channel, 6:45 PM ET/PT) An estimated 14 million children have been orphaned by AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa. Giving faces and stories to this grim statistic, filmmaker Miles Roston presents interviews with five children from Kenya and Malawi who are making their way largely on their own, following the death of their parents.
Orphans of Nkandla (Cinemax, 7 PM ET/PT) This compelling documentary follows three families in rural Zululand, South Africa, to show how HIV/AIDS has affected the children.
Tracking the Monster: Ashley Judd and India.Arie Confront AIDS in Africa (VH1, 7:30 PM ET/PT) This VH1 News documentary chronicles two emotional journeys to Africa by Golden Globe nominee Ashley Judd and Grammy winner India.Arie. They travel to the front lines of the global fight against HIV/AIDS.
Make it Real (to me) (Sundance Channel, 8 PM ET/PT) Filmmaker Miles Roston updates the story of Kevin, a Kenyan AIDS orphan who was profiled in Roston's 2003 documentary 14 Million Dreams. An aspiring doctor who is now 16 years old on the eve of sexual maturity, Kevin has many questions about how to protect himself from AIDS.
On the Frontlines of AIDS (Discovery Channel, 8 PM ET/PT) Renowned journalist Sorious Samura works as an orderly in a hospital in Zambia, where the majority of the patients are HIV positive. After one month, Samura is left with the realization that for the war against HIV in Africa to be won, poverty, ignorance and African sexual attitudes have to be tackled head on.
CBS News on Logo (Logo, 9 PM ET/PT) In honor of World AIDS Day, CBS News on Logo delivers an in-depth report on AIDS and the latest health updates, studies and findings.
Here to Remember (here! TV, check listings) Hosted by Leslie Jordan (Will & Grace, Sordid Lives), this special includes a series of personal accounts from celebrities recounting personal tales of someone they've lost to AIDS.
MOVIES: An Early Frost (Logo, 1 PM ET/PT); Angels in America (Logo, 10 PM ET/PT); The Greg Louganis Story (Logo, 11 AM ET/PT); Longtime Companion (Logo, 9 AM & 7 PM ET/PT); Our Sons (Logo, 3 PM ET/PT); ?Parting Glances (here! TV, check listings).
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