Thank you for visiting the S-8 Board.  This board is used to follow a companies progress through an S-8 dilution period.  We will track a number of S-8's, and the purpose of the board is find the bounce opportunity from the end of the S-8 selling period to make some money.  S-8's can be tricky, because not all go through the same process.  That is, sometimes after an S-8 is filed, the stock may enter a promotional phase and the price is driven up before the S-8 shares become sold.  Other times, S-8's can catch a breathing period where the S-8 shares were sold too quickly, so, the selling tapers off and a bounce occurs before the S-8 selling begins again.  This can happen the same with post forward split plays as well.  So, it is important to track a volume history report with a chart to track the progress of an S-8.  Not all are the same.  Again, if you don't know this, the market makers can trick you into buying a bounce when in essence they just might start selling again, and wham they caught you in the dump process.  So, we'll be measuring the end of the selling period, and will be looking for major bounce opportunities, or what some traders may even call pincher stocks.

 
The Form S-8 Process

S-8 registrations enjoy two immeasurable benefits:
1. S-8 registration statements are not subject to automatic review by SEC examiners, and become effective immediately upon filing.
2. Once the Form S-8 is filed, the S-8 shares are registered, free trading stock.

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Also, we will be tracking post forward split plays.  Most don't know this, but after the progress of a forward split is in full swing, the company must sell the difference from the original shares to the current share structure.  In essence, a post forward split play is much like an S-8 play.  Shares have to be sold to make the new O/S.  For example, if a company did a 3:1 F/S, and the original shares were 10,000,000, the new O/S based on the 3:1 F/S would be 30,000,000.  So, eventually 20,000,000 shares will need to be sold to make the new O/S of 30,000,000.  Most traders don't know this and could get caught during the selling period, and lose money.

Some S-8's we're following:

AEMD, LTUM, TDCP, MWIS, ICPA, URST,  ELTP, GLER, IZZI, RHXI, PCSV, FWTC, BKTK, LWSP, COYN, IWEB

Some Post Forward Split plays we're following:

CCTC, SYNW, BOCL, ALTO(S-8 issued here, too), BRGO, KNDR, SNWT

8K; dilution attached:

ISPI

Bought ISPI .032-.033 on 3-11.  Nice chart set-up off bottom.  Looking for a double here minimum.

ISPI hit .0589 intraday on 3-12.  :)

In ELCR .0022 03/30; sold .0075 04/01  This was a post F/S play.

In RHXI .01 3/31  Double bottom; S-8 play.  Added at .0075 on 4/15/10  Sold at .01

In LTUM .53 4/15/10; sold 1/2 at .68 4/16; sold other half at .89 on 4/27

Back in ELCR .0046 4/28/10; added at .0033.  Sold .0043 5/15/10

Promoter paid cash, free shares, or restricted shares per disclaimer which equals dilution:

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Decent site that keeps up to date on promotions:

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