quote:Originally posted by cool running: Well, that's it folks I sold out, yesterday and this morning. I'm done with pennies and will stick to shorting the big boys and playing the options. Hope this gets to dollar for you all! Take care and GLTA!!
OUCH!!!
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Patience, good job to all that had faith and held.
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quote:Originally posted by will: Maybe our memories are too short ?
I recall the 10K being published and received by the SEC on 6/13/06. Then on 6/15/06, IGAI PR'd a synopsis of the 10K, highligting revenues, gross profits, positives... On 6/13 IGAI traded in the .007's and closed at .009, (they took it down intraday on a good 10K), on 6/14, we had a high of .012 with a close in the .008's, on 6/15, we saw another bashing to close in the .006's, and finally on 6/19, we were rewarded with a substantial pop to .017, (an 88% gain from the .009). This gave opportunity to sell make $, and have free shares, if you played it that way. Now on 7/25/06 - 7/26, we see the same intial pattern ocurr at about 50% the PPS. I am averaged in at .0042. So, I would be more than pleased with not even an identical % gain of 88%, but 75% would be more than handsome on the amount of shares I have managed to collect. a PPS of .0075 / .008, isn't out of the question. IMO, this could trade easily back to .01, and .02, a conservative possibility. I expect it to act somewhat like CBCL. If you're not familar with CBCL, it was dragged as low as .0025, before it was ran to 6 times that low. IGAI won't see .0025, I believe the worse was today with the .0034, and 5 or 6 times that isn't too bad if you are holding freebies and/or cheapies.
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Did people know there was going to be a pr yesterday? Or did this just come out of nowhere?
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what a ride! Wishing for my own portfolio to do this!
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quote:Originally posted by Rael: I *WILL NOT* chase this thing. I've had a buy at .01 no fill...I'm thinking about readjusting to .013 and sell what happens.
This thing is nuts.
I think .012 or .01 is a good buy point.
-------------------- "Sometimes I lie awake at night, and ask, 'Where have I gone wrong?' Then a voice says to me, 'This is going to take more than one night.'" - Charlie Brown (Charles Shultz) Posts: 719 | From: Leesburg, VA | Registered: Jul 2005
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Although ARCA is sitting at .0136 on the bid, so you might need to buy higher if it doesn't drop to that point.
Hard to read a fast mover like this one.
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I remember playing last time they had good numbers. Had a nice run then tanked and kept droping in the following days.
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-------------------- "Sometimes I lie awake at night, and ask, 'Where have I gone wrong?' Then a voice says to me, 'This is going to take more than one night.'" - Charlie Brown (Charles Shultz) Posts: 719 | From: Leesburg, VA | Registered: Jul 2005
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