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I wrote to the Company and asked a few questions. I'll post if they respond. But I doubt they'll have anything to say except maybe "hey, Tough S#$t"
Oh well, you can't win them all.
-------------------- "I will smack you in the mouth, I'm Neil Diamond"- Will Ferrell
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quote:Originally posted by Jo4321: New lesson for me. Never put a buy order in at the open, when you cannot get to a computer at 9:30 to put an immediate sell order in.
Dang schools and their blocked computers.
Jo
C'mon Jo! I'll have to add this to my lessons of wall street.
As a reminder to all! Repo's Lessons in Trading!
1. Buy low, sell high (or for you unsavory characters, sell short high, buy low!) 2. Hogs get fat, pigs get slaughtered. (In other words, don't get greedy!) 3. Buy on the rumor, sell on the news (usually true for stocks the runup into news vs. stocks that run AFTER news). 4. It takes money to make money. (In other words, don't expect to turn $100 into $50K) 5. You win some, you lose some, but you keep on fighting! (In other words, never lose your capital or it's game over) 6. Never fall in love with a stock. 7. The only sure bets in this life are death and taxes. 8. If an analyst rates a stock a "buy", you can be sure he has already bought the stock and is looking to unload at a price just below his target stock. Vice versa on "sell" recommendations. 9. Like surfing, ride the MM's and follow them, and you will sail to victory. Attempt to go against them, and you will wipeout. Remember, MM's do NOT play by the same rules on investors and do NOT lose money ever on Market Making activity. Therefore, you cannot beat them. 10. You don't have to be in the game 100% of the time. The sidelines are nice for a break every once in a while. Remember, its better to NOT make money than to LOSE money. 11. There are no such things as PAID bashers. That dumb article floating around "Confessions of a basher" is BS. People bash because they are short, bored, a-holes, or looking for a better reentry price. 12. As a follow up on 12, even if there were paid bashers, 99% of the time, Bulletin Board postings do NOT influence price fluctutations. There are many more investors who invest without ever reading internet message boards. 13. Always keep dry powder on hand. Never know when an opportunity may arise. 14. Most mutual funds and institutions will not buy stocks unless they are NASDAQ or listed and over $5.. However, this does not apply to hedge funds. 15. Don't go "all-in". This is not the World Series of Poker. Don't invest all of your capital in one stock. If you have a favorite, put 1/3 in. Keep the other 2/3 just in case you need to average down. 16. There's no such thing as "fat finger" trades. When these trades do occur, they are not valid and are broken by the brokerage houses within 3 days. Nobody can filled outside of the inside market (best bid x ask) 17. If you want a sure way of exiting a stock without hitting the bid, split the inside market with decimals. This will prevent your order from being represented on Level II, and the MM's won't step in front of your order (which they do often to get you to keep lowering your sell price). For example, if the best bid x ask is .11 x .12, try putting in .111 or somthing like that. 18. If you plan to play with fire (ie., play the pinks), make sure you have access to your trading platform at all times! Do not buy a stock without having access to exit in short notice.
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This one's way diluted...sometimes gota swallow truth...4 million post-split number...1billion in prd... 250 times dilution from said number...thats so crapy...glta
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this thread over the past few pages is f'n hilarious...
from "TO DA MOON... greatest find ever!... real value here! don't miss this boat! no shares left under .10 by friday!"
then to... "uh, oh yeah, anyone happen to know the O/S?" ... "uh, anyone happen to google Raj Nanvaan's name and see how many lawsuits have come up against him and his multiple aliases?"
(reality starting to sink in but not faster than the bid is moving down... uh, oh... here comes...)
"TO DA SH!T-HOUSE!!!" .... 'this sucks'... (said aloud with a thousand-mile-stare at the L2s on the computer screen)
oh yeah... we mustn't forget the blaming... cuz, of course, it's all shakerzz fault that the losers lost money. god forbid one has their own free will to rely on and doesn't sell when the stock hit a bid of .035, up nearly 35% from a 300%+ day yesterday and showed clear selling pressure from there on out.
and then, sadly, most end up losing out, a few make some modest gains, and some (ahem... invester?) are actually still in hoping for an averaging-down miracle or a double-neck sell. in which this POS will prolly deliver on in one form or another and everything i'm observing will begin and end again.
voila
-------------------- Cashing checks in two forms: Money and Reality
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I'm down big on this one aswell. Made some yest. but right now down big - hopefully we'll move up in the near future. All we need is a pr with some good number on the shell contract
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I tried to give a warning early this morning...
skip posted October 04, 2006 06:49AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I flipped, I will tell you why...
Corporation Actions for "NATIVE AMERICAN ENERGY GROUP INC." Sort by File Date Document Number Action Type descendingascending order
1 - 6 of 6 actions Actions\Amendments
Action Type: Amendment Document Number: 20060576926-23 # of Pages: 1 File Date: 09/07/2006 Effective Date: Previous Stock Value: Par Value Shares: 100,000,000 Value: $ 0.001 No Par Value Shares: 0 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Total Authorized Capital: $ 100,000.00 New Stock Value: Par Value Shares: 2,000,000,000 Value: $ 0.001 No Par Value Shares: 0 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Total Authorized Capital: $ 2,000,000.00
looks like the 1.19 billion o/s is correct...that doesn't mean that it won't run (remember xkem) but too big of an o/s for me to stick around long term...
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BROKE THROUGH YESTERDAYS STRONG RESISTANCE AT .013
LOD .012
Today’s Price Performance as of 3:36pm EDT, 10/04/2006 Option Chains Margin Requirements Interactive Chart
Loading Chart1 Day | 5 Day | 6 Mo | 1 Yr | 3 Yr | 5 Yr $0.012 Last Price 0.01 -52.00% Today’s Change $0.02 Today’s Open 60,982,156 Above Avg. Today’s Volume
-------------------- All I say is IMHO.
I like these calm little moments before the storm... Reminds me of Bethoven
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Well whatever, dancing on graves doesn't seem like fun to me. And I have never blamed anyone but myself for my plays. Skaerzzz group does bring stocks up abnormally high though, and I only play them when I know I am playing them (if you know what I mean). Today I didn't know.
Holding the bag here.....
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quote:Originally posted by Doniboy: You know whats even more funny? People who enjoy it when others have a bad day. I wonder why that is....
I think it's that whole "Better you than me" mentality.
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