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JAZZ.... cup and saucer... testing numbers
so I guess I picked it out of this list, did some sorting here of picks of interest, and poked around at forum and added to watch list, this is why I think I'm ready for some real action, just still need that big one to spread the profits around on upcoming plays, timing is still an issue, but it should get better in time...JMO
Thanks for kudos...LOL
MBOT
actually your pick goes back to this area---pivx...so credits to mbot.
ok my friend....
MBOT
Heading there now MBT<Good call, and lead the way yo!!
hey bro, did you get my new board yet, This will be a play a week but with a twist, as the pick will be in the 50 mill A/S or less area, and its a subpenny...unbelievably low priced for Share structure IMHO
Forum: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=19321
MBOT
Awsome MBT> I see it has major vol here at .0001
cool, I'll look thru them tonight, hey if ya play lottos, GRWW will be big in dec, newly reinstated and expect a PR from the new CEO in dec, new company in real estate...
MBOT
The 50 Best Inventions of 2010
Flying cars! Jet packs! Lasers that zap malaria-carrying mosquitoes! Here are the year's biggest (and coolest) breakthroughs in science, technology and the arts
http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2029497_2030652,00.html
its getting better on my end...
MBOT
Red Markets, and slowwwww Ihub>>>Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
true, talk a little later IMO
MBOT
definately, but noticed the drag here today also
slow to load etc....
we gotta talk, but IHUB is messed up now, getting double post and slow paging, try later
MBOT
Santa Monica>>Just down the way>Borne in the Bu on the opposite side of the Santa Monica Bay>
sounds great, where r u ?
MBOT
Gmmmm MBOT> Stolked to meet a local trader! We have to meet for a drink some time>>
LOL, that happens often when I'm there...
MBOT
Right, have had many a great time down there> Last visit was a little hazy in the memory dept...lol
welcome....and enjoy,
MBOT
Manhattan beach ca.
MBOT
Yooo MB> I swear the pic in your IBox is the pier at Venice, Ca. right?
whats happening Piviot Point Lounge> Lots of friendly faces and posts here> Marking for easy access!
Every single firgin' time.... LOLZZZZ
I guess a partial victory is better than a loss....
MBOT
Looks like it wants to test 1 yr. highs...
Should get better daily and swing the way the new regime is going..
so a... next week should be back to normal?
MBOT
LOL....elections are never done....recalls, lawyers, blah, blah, blah....always at least of week of claims and disclaimers...
hmm? I thought now they are done, it would be business as usual, seems odd this morning...
MBOT
No, just the elections....always caution around it....
thanks lotto, I found it along the way somewhere, thought it was a good read too, hey why is everything so slow today, did I miss some important news?
MBOT
Good post MBOT... Never put your real money into the lottos.....odds are the same...lol...They can be a nice entertainment factor though...
saw this IBOX here
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=18543
Burn the Paper Mills
Above is what happens when you invest in crappy companies!!
Below is what happens when you invest in great companies!! It's all about picking the right stocks, but first you have to know what to look for!! That is what this board hopes to accomplish. When smart investors invest in good companies, everyone wins!
Watch out for companies with large outstanding shares (>250,000,000). These companies often give free shares to promoters. The promoters bring awareness and volume to the stock, which can bring short term gains, but this just does not seem fair to me. I stay away from companies who compensate promoters with free shares. If you chose to play these stocks that is your investment decision. I believe this is a losing game. How can you compete with traders who got their shares for free?
Some companies have HUGE amounts of outstanding shares, in the billions, and have never produced any revenue. The CEO issues shares and sells them all day without doing a damn thing. He is taking your money. Yes, you can make money on these by buying low and selling high as in all stocks, but when the CEO has the power to continuously dilute his company for his gain there is no way the individual investor can win long term. Companies that issue free shares to promoters and continuously dilute are called PAPER MILLS. The promoters and the companies end up the GREEN paper (your money), and you end up with WORTHLESS PAPER.
STAY AWAY FROM PAPER MILL COMPANIES. BETTER YET, BURN THEM DOWN!
Like in a casino, the house has the advantage on every game on the floor. The stock market is the biggest casino in the world, but you can beat the game if you know how to play and if you know what games (stocks) will give you the best odds!
I created this board to share stocks on the OTCBB/NASDAQ/NYSE that have real potential to be big winners due to the company's fundamental business plan, as well as to educate traders about what to look for in order to find these big winners.
Please don't bring POS trip 0s stocks with a history of endless dilution and free shares being issued to promoters to this board. There are already enough boards out there for people to get scammed on, this is not one of them.
High quality companies that just happen to be publicly traded on the OTCBB will be profiled here. I like OTCBB companies because of the volatility which allows for huge profits to be made.
While due diligence on the company is necessary to educate yourself on what they are trying to accomplish, the chart doesn't lie. Ultimately it is the chart that makes/loses you money, so knowing technical analysis is a must. You can educate yourself here: http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school
Furthermore, knowing how to read Level 2 is equally important to knowing how to read a chart, if not more so. If you do not have Level 2 you should get it, you will have to pay for it but it is worth every penny. Ihub has a Level 2 service you can check out for free.
Please do not be offended if I consider you pick a paper mill. I am not trying to bash, only trying to inform. Sometimes the truth hurts.
The information below is taken from $THE WAVE's Ibox. It is good information that should be read and followed.
5 Steps To A Safer Stock Purchase - Brief DD
1 Go to the symbol on IHUB
A Check the float and info on the symbol page. http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=squote&symbol=WAVE
B Check the recent history on the daily sales for a pre-buy runup. http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=historical&cb=1255873900&symbol=WAVE
C Check the iBox and recent posts. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=8376
2 Go to pink sheets for more information. http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=wave
A Check the news for recent articles. http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=wave
B Check the company info page and the float there. http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=wave
C Check the Sec filings and read the recent ones, Identify what type of filings. http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=wave
3 Go to OTCBB news and check the top ten list and any news there for the Symbol. This site usually has a longer news history for most symbols http://www.otcbb.com/
4 Go back to IHUB and do a search of the symbol of public messages to see why this is running and who is motivating the run here on the IHUB. This can save you a bad trade if you know the real news or event driven runs and those that are preloaded runs and then they popped the ask for the high increase. If you have a free membership I highly recommend spending the 12.99 to get a paid membership for the search capabilities. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/msgsearch.aspx?searchstr=wave
5 Set a buy and sell strategy based on the information you have gathered to this point and the L2 and Last Sale screens. Make the buy and then do further info searches for more reasons to buy or sell. If you find additional info that motivates another purchase of this and the price has increased do not hesitate to purchase more if you feel this info leads you to believe this will be an extended run. Then set your sale prices at your intended profit margins based on the research you have done and feel comfort in the fact that you have made a sound based decision to purchase this stock. They all will not work out but this will lesson the number of bad trades. This takes away the impulse buys and in time you can have this down to less then two or three minutes. If this is just a quick momo buy stock then the momo has fizzled and you did not get stuck in the trade.
Profit Based Sales Trading
1 All stock buys should have sell points set up front when you buy.
A if this is a long term buy then you should be buying at a lower price then when news breaks. If news and increase brought to this stock either buy more shares then you intend to hold or wait for the price to decline.
B If this has lots of momentum in price and bid support buy twice as much and then set your sales price for the extra half to a profit for the first sale of the stock. I usually set that for a 50% increase from the purchase price. This if sold will lower your cost in the remaining shares and take the stress out of the watching of daily fluctuations in PPS as you have made a great buy point.
2 If this is a real fast moving price then it also will generally move fast down. In these type of stocks I usually buy more shares and sometimes more purchases.
A Set a sale of 25% of your shares at 50% profit and then a second sale at 100% profit. I even sometimes set another sale for 25% more at 2 to 300% gains if it moves that fast. Do not move these prices as it will more times then not leave you regretting it later. The third sale i do occasionally move down.
B If you meet these two sale points and the price declines then you can repurchase more shares below the first sale or even between the first and second sale and occasionally the third sale. at this point you have lowered the initial cost of the remaining shares and are better able to buy more for the next run.
C This also helps to enhance your long term portfolio and gives you a daily watch list in your portfolio to signal another chance to accumulate more shares.
D In time you will not only grow your capital but your cash will also grow. This will allow for greater Income potential or Long term growth of your portfolio depending on which your account is setup for.
just a read, marketwatch
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/its-going-to-get-worse-a-whole-lot-worse-2010-08-17
Paul B. Farrell
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Warning, bear market 2010: 11 'sells.' Only 6 'buys'
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ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. (MarketWatch) -- Yes, it's going to get worse, a whole lot worse ... Bill Gross warns this is the "New Normal. Forget 10% returns. Think 5%". ... Economist Larry Kotlikoff, author of The Coming Generational Storm, warns: "Let's get real. The U.S. is bankrupt. Neither spending nor taxing will help the country pay its bills" ... Economist Peter Morici warns: "Unemployment is stuck near 10%. Deflation coming. Stock market threatens collapse. The Federal Reserve and Barack Obama are out of bullets. Near zero federal funds rates, central bank purchases, a $1.6 trillion deficit have failed to revive the economy." ... Simon Johnson, co-author of 13 Bankers, warns: "We came close to another Great Depression, next time we may not be so lucky." Why? Because Wall Street's already well into the next bubble/bust cycle -- the "doom cycle."
Warning: More bad news ahead. Welcome to a bleak second half 2010, worse for 2011.
It's early morning: In comes economist Gary Shilling's new Insight newsletter, just before I head for the kitchen to make my wife's breakfast. Gary's "Mid-Course Checkup" doesn't raise my spirits. Sure, he's got bragging rights. His January forecasts are still on the money. But don't you just hate guys like him? Brilliant. Honest. Great track record. I guess that's why he's been a long-time Forbes columnist. Investors listen when he talks.
After cooking her breakfast I'm flipping through the L.A. Times' entertainment section, avoiding the business and financial pages. Didn't want to spoil my breakfast too. Suddenly, big headline stops me: "Buy, Sell, Hope." Hope? What's that? Good news about markets? You buy, you sell, you hope? Is "hope" America's last market strategy?
No, "Buy Sell Hope" was a grabber headline. A story about moviemakers buying film rights of bestsellers hoping to sell lots of movie tickets to millions who bought the book. Doesn't always work. A metaphor: Economic theories often fail. The focus: Julie Roberts's new film "Eat Pray Love," based on Elizabeth Gilbert's 8 million copy bestseller, a book filled with New Age advice rivaling the best of Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra.
But that gave me a bright idea: Let's blend the two. See if we can brighten some of Shilling's gloomier forecasts and recommendations for 2010-2011 with some of Gilbert's upbeat advice ... imagining "Pretty Woman" Julia, the Eat-Pray-Love lead, doing a voice-over for Gilbert. So here we go: First, Shilling's 6 "buys," then the 11 "sells," 17 strategies for 2010. He admits some mixed results, but he's "sticking with them for the second half" and on into the coming dark days of 2011. I'm sticking with Julia:
1. Buy Treasury Bonds: Stay with this big winner. Stockholders hate them, but this is a safe haven in the coming deflation storm on into 2011. Long maturities. Zero-coupons. Lower commissions. That's "Insight." Now imagine Eat-Pray-Love's Julia's voiceover: "There's no trouble in this world so serious that it can't be cured with a hot bath, a glass of whiskey and the Book of Common Prayer." Okay, guys would prefer an NFL game with his buddies and a Bud. Winners all around.
2. Buy Income-Producing Securities: Still viable. Stock market's gone nowhere for 12 years, says Shilling. Pick selective income-producers: utilities, drugs, telecoms, hi-grade munis, preferreds, etc. Buy direct or ETFs. Then Julia reminds us: "God never slams a door in your face without opening a box of Girl Scout cookies."
3. Buy Consumer Staples and Foods: Less volatility than S&P 500. Hey, you gotta eat, brush teeth, wash your clothes. Good bet in good and bad times. Julia agrees: "In a world of disorder and disaster and fraud, sometimes ... the meal is the only currency that is real."
4. Buy Small Luxuries: Stay aboard. Yes, discounts, house brands, frugality's in. But still, we all want the best of the little things, "cheap chic," say Gary and Fred. Not Julia's Girl-Scout cookies, treat yourself with favorite chocolates, wine, cigars.
5. Buy The Dollar: Should continue to rise. Bet on futures, puts, ETFs on the dollar index. Julia is patriotic and spiritual: "Faith is belief in what you cannot see or prove or touch. Faith is walking face-first and full-speed into the dark."
6. Buy Eurodollar Futures: Unbelievable winner, and more to go. And if you're traveling, Julia tempts with this mouth-waterer: "Please go to this pizzeria. Order the margherita pizza with double mozzarella. If you do not eat this pizza when you are in Naples, please lie to me and tell me that you did." Yes, it's all in your head.
Okay folks, that's it, only six Insight "buys." Here's what our Eat-Pray-Love guru might add when you buy-sell-hope: "You have every right to cherry-pick when it comes to moving your spirit and finding peace in God. You take whatever works from wherever you can find it, and you keep moving toward the light." Yes, even with these 11 "sells."
7. Sell U.S. Stocks in General: Declines likely to continue. In May, Insight warned the recovery was "Four Cylinders, One Firing." Only inventory was firing. Missing? Jobs. Consumers. Housing. Slow growth. All in "secular bear that started in 2000 and has years to run." Yes, years. Can you still be happy? Yes, says Julia's guru: "People universally tend to think that happiness is a stroke of luck, something that will maybe descend upon you like fine weather if you're fortunate enough. But that's not how happiness works. Happiness is the consequence of personal effort. You fight for it, strive for it, insist upon it." Harder in a recession, but you just do it.
8. Sell Homebuilder & Selected Related Stocks: More weakness ahead. And it will get worse. Millions mortgage-holders under water, can't sell, can't refi. Families in stress. Solution: Eat-Pray-Love and listen: "Real, sane, mature love--the kind that pays the mortgage year after year and picks up the kids after school--is not based on infatuation but on affection and respect."
9. Sell Selected Big-Ticket Consumer Discretionary Equities: Still vulnerable: Autos, appliances, hospitality. Rebates gone. Postponing purchases. Save, get frugal, flow with reality. Julia: "Every day a person is presented with not two or even three but dozens of choices ... our modern world has become a neurosis-generating machine of the highest order." Stop, make time to eat, to pray, to love.
10. Sell Banks and Other Financial Institutions: Remain vulnerable. Including Fannie, Freddie, regionals, small banks. More regulations. By 2014 bank portfolios have $800 billion mortgages coming due, two-thirds underwater. Huge impact on capital. Sell. What would Julia say: Eat in moderation, love, pray a lot.
11. Sell Consumer Lenders' Stocks: More declines in credit cards, etc. Americans save more, cut their borrow'n'spend binge. Reduce stress says Julia: "The only thing the mind hears all day is clanging bells and noise and argument, and all it wants is quietude. The only place the mind will ever find peace is inside the silence of the heart. That's where you need to go." You too.
12. Sell Low & Old Tech Capital Equipment Producers: Falling trend. Mega excess capacity. Capital spending dropping says Insight. Julia worries that you're holding onto the past: "You must find another reason to work, other than the desire for success or recognition." Your passion "must come from another place."
13. If You Plan to Sell Your House, Second Home or Investment Houses Any Time Soon, Do So Yesterday: Too much inventory, and fear. Warning: Down another 20%. Julia says you will survive because "somewhere within us all, there does exist a supreme self who is eternally at peace." That's your true home.
14. Sell Junk Bonds: Rally's overdone, warns Gary. Slow growth recovery, deflation fears, "lethal for many junk bonds." The "New Normal" cuts returns in half. We chase junk. Bigger risks. Julia: "That's your problem. You're wishing too much, baby. You gotta stop wearing your wishbone where your backbone oughta be." Accept the New Normal. Stop chasing deals like a teenager in heat.
15. Sell Commercial Real Estate: Got ahead of itself. Hotel occupancies down. Office vacancies up. Refinancing trouble looms. Maybe short REITs and ETFs. Julia knows our "world is so corrupted, misspoken, unstable, exaggerated and unfair, one should trust only what one can experience with one's own senses." Are you trusting Wall Street? Or your own life experiences?
16. Sell Most Commodities: Soft economy, soft commodities. Insight warns of "unattractive investments in coming years of weak demand, excessive capacity and soft prices." China's a big importer, aggressively tying up global supplies. Risky bets. So imagine you're lost and listen to your Eat-Pray-Love guru: "When you're lost in those woods, it sometimes takes you a while to realize that you are lost. For the longest time, you can convince yourself that you've just wandered a few feet off the path ... Then night falls again ... you still have no idea where you are ... you have bewildered yourself so far off the path that you don't even know from which direction the sun rises anymore." Are commodities taking you off your path?
17. Sell Developing Country Stocks, Bonds: They depend on exports, are vulnerable to global weakness. China overheating. Risks in India, Brazil, Vietnam, etc. Wall Street pushes overseas investing, they love the commissions. Warning, go slow cautions Julia: "Time, when pursued like a bandit, will behave like one; always remaining one country or one room ahead of you, changing its name and hair color to elude you, slipping out the back door of the motel just as you're banging through the lobby with your newest search warrant, leaving only a burning cigarette in the ashtray to taunt you." The only real winner investing overseas is your Wall Street broker collecting all commissions you pay.
What a combo: Warnings from Gary Shilling's "Buy-Sell-Hope" Insights newsletter. Plus Girl Scout Cookie advice from our Eat-Pray-Love guru, with "Pretty Woman" Julia Roberts' voice-over. Let's top it off with one more of her jewels: "The Bhagavad Gita, that ancient Indian Yogic text, says that it is better to live your own destiny imperfectly than to live an imitation of somebody else's life with perfection. So now I have started living my own life. Imperfect and clumsy as it may look, it is resembling me now, thoroughly." Get it? The market, the economy, the whole world may crash ... but will you crash with it? Or will you still be the "best you?" Will you fulfill your destiny?
MMTE set to goooooooooooooooo!!!!!!
MBOT
hmmm?, not showing anything now...
MBOT
dunno, ain't got to em yet...
MBOT
good reads though.
not fair, you read them first...
MBOT
way over my head mick...dunno?
MBOT
O.K. I AM A DUMMY. I'M IN TRANSISTION.
Good point, have to look at these below...
MBOT
dunno?
MBOT
thank you fer work on lithium stuff.
did cytl a/s change any?
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The following is a Market Analyst chart of the Dow Jones futures contract.
If we examine the two upward-sloping pitchforks, each has a pivot point low labelled ‘A’, a pivot point high, labelled ‘B’, and higher low point (than ‘A’) labelled ‘C’. To construct an Andrews Pitchfork, we do the following:
Remember: The computer was given the points ‘A’, ‘B’ and ‘C’. It did not know what market action to expect after Point C was in place. Despite this, the pitchfork lines gave an excellent indication of the market action in advance, according to Dr. Andrews’ rules.
Use of the Andrews Pitchfork
In essence, there are two uses of the Andrew’s Pitchfork. The pitchfork can be used to forecast market turning points, and it can be used as a channelling tool for support and resistance purposes.
Dr. Alan Andrews states in his course that there is a high probability that:
(Andrews, A. H., Action-Reaction Course.)
In a sense, the Andrew’s Pitchfork appears to put the market on train tracks. This gives the trader an excellent indication of where the market is likely to be heading, and an indication of its strength.
Members of the Society of Technical Analysts of New Zealand (STANZ) may recall me discussing the market action of the All Ordinaries Index on an Andrew’s Pitchfork at a presentation I gave in October 2000. When I returned to address STANZ members again in August 2001, the market was still holding the same pitchfork lines some 10 months later!
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Conclusion
There are many excellent technical analysis and trading tools that one can use. The Andrews Pitchfork is one of the best-kept secrets. Many people give it a cursory glance and dismiss it as being too simplistic. Sadly, by not giving it a thorough trial, they fail to realise just how well the market respects the pitchfork lines, and how valuable this can be in trading.
[This article was reprinted with permission from the Australian Technical Analysts Association Journal, July/August, 2002.]
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MBOT
Bottom Play with Forward split stocks only
Calcitech ( A Green Dream )
Carbon Credit Stocks.pk ( A Play in 2010 and Beyond ? )
Cisco's Stock Family (Cisco's board just go there...MBOT)
Classifieds (You got skills? click here)
So Anyone looking fer a Name or Company can be found here;
http://www.zoominfo.com/
F.D.A LINK; THIS IS AN IMPORTANT ONE.
http://www.clinicaltrials.gov
MONTHLY VOLUME REPORT;
http://www.otcbb.com/asp/tradeact_mv.asp?SearchBy=issue&Issue=grww&SortBy=volume&Month=2-1-2010&IMAGE1.x=14&IMAGE1.y=5y
Peeps ( Hmmm ! )
Penny Stock Tips (Compilation)
Slap the Ask (.0001 to $100, Slapperz only! )
The Stock Lot (Stocks and good times)
Found these....
COLOR BLIND.
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20 50 200MA,,,VOLUME - PPO - CMF - SLO STO % PRICES.
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hippy dippy chart
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RIGATONI --- rigs;one year, 50ma-200ma,RSI,MACD, VOLUME.
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cha-ching --- CC, 6-mos---cci[20]ema[7],cci[70]-ema[20]50ma-150ema-200ma, volume, william %
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5week MA---10week MA---20week MA
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10week MA----20week MA
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2ma-5ma-50ma-200ma-bb with several trendlines. ----kens charting.
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http://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hammer.asp --- Explanation Formations.
IVAN - Point and Figure with 360-520 size
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