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Closed BFHJ short at ask
all 151,000 at .0027
.0027 10:23:51 500,000
.0026 10:24:20 100,000
.0027 10:24:47 80,000
.0026 10:26:20 500,000
could have waited but I'll take the small gain
munchies are awesome
GRNH
What do you think about the crazy surge of GRNH? Short squeeze must be part of the equation, but still they are buying like crazy just because of California Prop 19. As if a new line of MMJ shops is a done deal! In their delirium, nobody on that board even considers another outcome: http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/localnews/ci_16349224
I say SHORT IT as soon as the technical momo subsides!
short at .07
20,000 11:36:36 at the bid
5,000 11:47:08 at the bid
10,000 11:52:49 at the bid
2,200 11:55:59 at the bid
that's all for now.
And so, it hath been filled. At the bid.
Sine die.
Time & Sales most recent next page
Rec. Time Action Price Volume
2:55:02 PM Trade 0.04 20000
2:55:02 PM Trade 0.04 35750
2:54:59 PM Trade 0.039 10000
2:54:56 PM Trade 0.039 50000
2:54:56 PM Trade 0.04 50000
2:54:36 PM Trade 0.04 50000
Here I reluctantly put in a BTC at 4 cents for all
50,000 shares lol
if it fills, fine, if not, fine
RMGX on short watch
not many available
http://individuals.interactivebrokers.com/en/trading/ViewShortableStocks.php?key=rmgx&cntry=usa&tag=United+States&ib_entity=llc&ln=
Sold 22 shares BRK.A at open today
9:30:15 AM Trade 124850 22
That sounds like a topic for the Church Bulletin
Stock Clubs | Short-Term | The Penny Stock Church of What's Working Now
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=10995
The chatter on 'float lock down' plays
seems to be dying down, except for those stuck lol.
What is the VWAP of EIGH today? I'd be happy to take a 100,000 short position at the VWAP -.01.
your CCGI jumped some recently
That was a beaut.
i was too early on my cover today
JBIIE Bid: 0.70 Ask: 0.73 Last: 0.73 Chg ($): -0.24 Vol: 193,969
Covered the last 800 JBII with an E at .94
(at the ask, as required by board rules)
11:23:27 0.93 2000
The toilet paper bear raid has ended LOL
doesn't trade much
CCGI Bid: 0.711 Ask: 0.85 Last: 0.72 Chg ($): -0.13 Vol: 4,158 |
sell at the bid on ccgi.ob
Post an entry, "sell" at the bid, and I'll put it in the portfolio.
CCGI.OB got no support. CEO is incompetent. Short away.
So, I still have 800 shares short from 3.58
...SS 10,800 at 3.578241...
closed 6,480 share short here, no problem, at 1.05 don't even have to look at the tape.
Yesterday:
...covered 3,520 at 1.05... left BTC order for 6,480 shares at 1.05 GTC
Today:
JBI - Nasdaq: JBIIE
Time & Sales
Rec. Time Action Price Volume
11:14:43 AM Trade 1.05 100
11:12:56 AM Trade 1.05 167
11:12:41 AM Trade 1.1 500
11:11:30 AM Trade 1.05 500
11:10:20 AM Trade 1.02 4100
11:09:16 AM Trade 1 300
11:09:16 AM Trade 1 1000
11:09:16 AM Trade 1 1000
11:09:16 AM Trade 1 543
11:09:16 AM Trade 1 250
11:08:01 AM Trade 1.01 2000
11:06:20 AM Trade 1.01 333
10:55:04 AM Trade 0.99 200
10:52:49 AM Trade 0.81 965
10:52:46 AM Trade 0.9 140
10:52:46 AM Trade 0.9 895
10:41:26 AM Trade 1.02 200
10:40:58 AM Bid 0.65 2500
10:39:34 AM Trade 1 2500
10:39:32 AM Ask 1.49 500
10:33:57 AM Trade 1 250
10:32:45 AM Ask 1 2500
10:27:38 AM Trade 1.01 1500
10:27:34 AM Trade 1.02 1490
10:22:57 AM Trade 1.02 300
10:14:54 AM Trade 1.01 150
10:14:34 AM Ask 1.49 500
10:14:26 AM Trade 1.01 500
10:09:32 AM Trade 0.99 100
10:07:25 AM Ask 1.01 500
10:07:10 AM Ask 1 2500
10:05:54 AM Trade 1.01 250
10:05:47 AM Trade 1.01 200
10:05:43 AM Trade 1 500
10:04:31 AM Trade 0.8 132
9:58:51 AM Trade 1.01 1000
9:55:53 AM Trade 1 870
9:55:49 AM Trade 1.01 1000
9:54:13 AM Ask 1.49 500
9:49:58 AM Trade 1 500
9:49:58 AM Ask 1.5 500
9:49:56 AM Ask 1 2500
9:49:18 AM Ask 1.5 500
9:47:08 AM Ask 1.02 500
9:47:04 AM Trade 1.01 100
9:46:56 AM Ask 1.01 500
9:46:35 AM Trade 0.75 500
9:46:35 AM Bid 0.15 5000
9:46:28 AM Trade 1.01 500
9:46:13 AM Trade 1.01 500
9:46:12 AM Trade 1.01 500
9:46:03 AM Trade 1 100
9:46:03 AM Trade 1 200
9:45:47 AM Trade 1.02 200
9:45:44 AM Trade 1.1 700
9:41:50 AM Trade 1.1 200
9:41:50 AM Trade 1.1 2300
9:38:06 AM Trade 1.1 230
9:37:23 AM Trade 1.1 100
9:37:21 AM Trade 1.1 1100
9:36:40 AM Ask 1.5 500
9:35:31 AM Trade 1.1 250
9:35:29 AM Trade 1.1 500
9:33:32 AM Trade 1.1 270
9:30:13 AM Ask 1.3 500
9:30:10 AM Ask 1.5 500
9:30:08 AM Trade 1.15 1000
8:04:10 AM Ask 2.5 500
7:30:02 AM Ask 1.2 500
7:30:02 AM Bid 1.01 500
okay, this is as real as I can make it
since the order was not filled in toto, I'll take a partial fill here at the 1.05 ask while the ask was showing at this level.
and wait to fill the rest on another day.
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covered 3,520 at 1.05
left BTC order for 6,480 shares at 1.05 GTC
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filled BTC at the ask 100 + 170 + 125 + 125 + 1000 + 2000
Time & Sales most recent next page
Rec. Time Action Price Volume
3:53:55 PM Ask 1.2 500 << trade end
3:53:27 PM Trade 1.05 2000
3:52:40 PM Trade 1.04 500
3:52:15 PM Trade 1.04 1000
3:52:07 PM Trade 1.04 1000
3:49:15 PM Trade 1.05 1000
3:48:26 PM Trade 1.05 125
3:47:29 PM Trade 1.01 2500
3:47:28 PM Trade 1.02 500
3:47:03 PM Trade 1.05 125
3:46:54 PM Trade 1.05 170
3:45:56 PM Trade 1.05 100
3:42:56 PM Ask 1.05 500 << trade start
bid 10,000 @ 1.05
looks like i won't get many
should i cover my (in)famous paper trade? i was planning to wait for it to be delisted and go pink. maybe take half soon...
what you think?
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=44798180
d'oh! .18 premature capitulation on my part
decided to cover all here at ask at .20
could have had cheaper cover yesterday but wasn't watching closely enough to book a paper trade. busy doing real trades lol
25,000 at the current bid .23
26,800 @ .1887
25,000 @ .23
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51,800 0.208632432 $10,807.16
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so that's 51,800 at .209 (rounded up)
that's all
Sumbitch is hanging in there,
looking at MYNG possibly tomorrow.
Short KATX for the fun portfolio:
0.188 17,900 9:51:40
0.190 8,900 9:54:26
all at the bid
5056.20 / 26,800 = .1887 rounded up avg
how about a paper short tomorrow on KATy the X-rated gold stock?
So what does NEOP do after I cover?
Starts a .62 drop the day afer I cover, grrr.
NEOP I'm covering this pos
at 2.00. It just won't do what I want it to.
New Probe lol
Smokin' right along with NEOP up .02!
Covered immediately $2.84. Realized Churak is long.
Posted by: Churak Date: Tuesday, March 09, 2010 3:40:27 PM
In reply to: dc_350 who wrote msg# 734 Post # of 774
I hope I don't regeret this but I'm gonna take some ZANE home tonight...
cool beans. got you down
An Experiment Shows The Risks of Shorting
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
COMMON SENSE FEBRUARY 17, 2010
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704804204575069432559410488.html?KEYWORDS=*
By JAMES B. STEWART
Back in late October, with stocks rallying, I decided to hedge some of my exposure by buying a "short" exchange-traded fund—an ETF designed to rise when the market falls. At the time, based on historical norms, the market was overdue for a correction.
After all, stocks had gone up nearly 57% without any correction of 10% or more since March, despite a sluggish recovery and rising unemployment. So I bought shares in the ProShares UltraShort S&P 500 fund, which aims to double the inverse return of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index. In other words, for any given day, if the S&P 500 fell 10%, this ETF would be expected to gain 20%. I wrote then, "I'm deliberately calling this an experiment, not a recommendation. I suggest that conservative investors let me be the guinea pig."
The guinea pig is back with his report.
It's long been my policy to avoid bets on short-term moves in the stock market. There are good reasons for this. No one else has been able to predict the market's short-term direction with any consistency, so why should I? I only expected to hold the short ETF until a correction materialized, then sell.
And indeed, despite my expectations for a correction, none came. On Oct. 27 the S&P 500 was at 1063; by Christmas it was 1126, a gain of 63, or 6%. My ETF, as expected, went the other way and lost more than twice that much, or 13%. So, as I reported on Dec. 23, I figured the market was even more ripe for a correction. I bought the ProShares UltraShort QQQ fund, which aims to achieve twice the inverse return of the Nasdaq 100 for a single day. At that point, the Nasdaq Composite was at 2253. Still, the market kept rising; the Nasdaq hit 2320 on Jan. 19.
Then I was vindicated—somewhat. By Feb. 5, the Nasdaq Composite had dropped as low as 2100 intraday, or just under 7% below its level when I bought the short ETF. The Nasdaq 100 had fallen similarly. I was looking at a gain of over 8% in my UltraShort QQQ shares. Coincidentally, the S&P 500 fell to 1063 the previous day, right where it had been when I bought the UltraShort S&P 500.
But then what? I hadn't developed a clear-cut exit strategy. I had the idea I'd sell the short funds when the Nasdaq Composite had dropped 10%, a standard correction. But it never quite hit that threshold. Still, I no longer had the sense that stocks were so overvalued. Much had changed since October. Corporate earnings were rolling in, and they were strong. Multiple indicators suggested the economy was indeed improving. Despite the decline, the market seemed remarkably resilient considering all the bad news, such as worries about Greece defaulting. And then, the markets resumed their climb. Last week the S&P 500 was back to 1076 and the Nasdaq to 2184.
I bailed out, a modest gain in my UltraShort QQQ shares offsetting a small loss in the UltraShort S&P 500. With transaction costs, I pretty much came out where I would have been had I held cash.
The short ETFs performed as advertised, but I doubt I'll be buying them again anytime soon. It may turn out I sold them prematurely, and that the long-awaited correction of more than 10% is just around the corner. But who knows?
The problem with selling short—which is really just the problem of selling, magnified—is you have to be right twice. You have to know when the market is overvalued, and then you have to know when a correction has run its course. I know there are many successful short sellers, but I don't like those odds.
Need to update the portfolio from post 200 forward.
Somebody remind me.
It requires Java access to iHub content, which I do not have at the moment.
See it here (requires Java):
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=pf_summary&p=2&u=ih_35207
Nights and weekends, I have not been motivated to log in to iHub much lately.
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