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Nice find, gotta love that chart on EESO, lol!! Must be a short squeeze, LMAO!
Apparently a notorious penny stock scammer, famous for the long con type scam. I heard somewhere that Monk leant everything he knows from this guy, and basically pulled off the scam to a T it seems.
Welcome as the new mod
For the record, I have, and will continue to comply with all disclosure requirements. Just wondering if the board will be blessed with reciprocal action on your behalf?
yes some good intraday swings
no prob, thanks for watching
Thanks for watchin. Wouldnt be too much of a stretch imho
DGRI -- A Breakout above .046 would be bullish IMHO
Pullback for DGRI today, but healthy in terms of the overbought RSI, and thus the technical picture still seems intact. If support at .022 holds, IMHO, we could easily see a retest of the 200 day MA up at .046, and if that breaks - a nice move higher may be possible. Liking how we're starting to get some nice positive divergeance in the 20 and 50 day MA's as per the MACD upturn.
Check out the DGRI video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=437
Technical Analsys Video for DGRI
Pullback for DGRI today, but healthy in terms of the overbought RSI, and thus the technical picture still seems intact. If support at .022 holds, IMHO, we could easily see a retest of the 200 day MA up at .046, and if that breaks - a nice move higher may be possible. Liking how we're starting to get some nice positive divergeance in the 20 and 50 day MA's as per the MACD upturn.
Check out the DGRI video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=437
Technical Analsys Video for DGRI
Pullback for DGRI today, but healthy in terms of the overbought RSI, and thus the technical picture still seems intact. If support at .022 holds, IMHO, we could easily see a retest of the 200 day MA up at .046, and if that breaks - a nice move higher may be possible. Liking how we're starting to get some nice positive divergeance in the 20 and 50 day MA's as per the MACD upturn.
Check out the DGRI video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=437
Damn, you gotta hate that. Wasnt trading it personally, but with that crazy opening gap and fill, anyone would have been scared stiff! It certainly didnt seem it was gonna rip like that a few hours in.
no prob, thanks for watchin
Video Chart for TRDY - crazy nut!
Nice blast off on TRDY today. Not much to go on for TA, but IMHO: Look for .0069-.007 to be the first support, if we head back north of .008, a retest of .01 or higher seems likely. Keep an eye on that uptrend.
Check out the TRDY video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=436
Technical Analysis Video for TRDY
Nice blast off on TRDY today. Not much to go on for TA, but IMHO: Look for .0069-.007 to be the first support, if we head back north of .008, a retest of .01 or higher seems likely. Keep an eye on that uptrend.
Check out the TRDY video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=436
Technical Analysis Video for TRDY
Nice blast off on TRDY today. Not much to go on for TA, but IMHO: Look for .0069-.007 to be the first support, if we head back north of .008, a retest of .01 or higher seems likely. Keep an eye on that uptrend.
Check out the TRDY video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=436
Thanks for your comments,
Wasnt trying to argue with anyone, I just wanted to point out that the calculation he was performing was not the true DCF calc, that's all. Wouldnt want folks to be misled.
If I was a new trader to PCFG, that would be how I would play it. I would wait to play either a bounce off .0325 or the breakout above 0.045 - whichever came first.
Determining the right discount rate to use is the most elusive aspect of financial analysis but I will school you none-the-less.
Start like this. If you do not buy PCFG, you could buy long-term treasuries instead which would yield you 2.5%
So buying PCFG must yield you at least 2.5% to be motivated to buy it no?
Now we must account for the risk of PCFG ownership which can be approximated by applying a multiple reflecting the volatility of PCFG as compared to the general market. This is all part of the CAPM - capital asset pricing model. (look it up)
If historically the risk of the market has been shown to be about 6%, and we know that PCFG is probably 5 times more volatile than the S&P500 (you must actually calculate the beta of PCFG to determine this, I have just estimated here quickly), then the appropriate discount rate to apply to PCFG should be (5 x 6.5%) or about 33%. Then we must add in the risk free rate of 2.5% and there you have an appropriate discount rate to use for PCFG cash flows of about 35%
PCFG is looking way overbought IMHO
Technical Analysis Video for PCFG
Looking overbought up here, but a pullback to the .0325 level might be the first support where those looking to play from the long side could dip their toe in IMHO. Either that, or this busts out above .045 into blue skies.
Check out the PCFG video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=435
Technical Analysis Video for PCFG
Looking overbought up here, but a pullback to the .0325 level might be the first support where those looking to play from the long side could dip their toe in IMHO. Either that, or this busts out above .045 into blue skies.
Check out the PCFG video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=435
You still dont understand
NPV = sum of [(Cash Flow in Year i)/(1+discount rate)^i] + Terminal Value
where i = years 1 to end of DCF calculation.
You did not apply a discounting mechanism to the cash flows to account for the time value of money and opportunity cost of investing in PCFG as opposed to other investments.
Technical Analysis Video for PCFG
Looking overbought up here, but a pullback to the .0325 level might be the first support where those looking to play from the long side could dip their toe in IMHO. Either that, or this busts out above .045 into blue skies.
Check out the PCFG video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=435
You clearly have no idea how to calculate a DCF value for the equity of PCFG. You have not discounted the cash flows over time at any discount rate, and you have not determined a terminal value. DCF must be based on future CASH FLOWS to the firm before interest costs, which is impossible to know right now with any accuraccy until shovel hits dirt and all the potential problems associated with any mine ramping up production come out of the woodwork. After you calculate the DCF value of the firm, you must subtract debt and then divide by outstanding shares. All you have done is taken the gross margin on production and multiplied it by the total gold resource.
Anybody know of any connection between Monk and Steve Carnes?
There is no proof needed, just look at the chart. If no one sold in large proportions, the stock would not be where it is today.
The fact remains is that the FLD concept was, is, and will forever be just a pipe dream. Even Monk himself discredited the FLD's power in his "official response" to the EIGH fiasco. There is as little proof of a FLD actually working as there is proof of major selling by den followers in the plays.
Cant understand why anyone would be whacking with news like this. At least wait for more details of the offer, I know I would kick myself if the price came in at $0.50 or higher.
honestly, i am dissapointed with the price action however, would have expected more enthusiasm than this. Guess we'll have to be patient
unfortunately not, I guess we will have to wait for the i-bank valuation
Let the speculation begin!
I said MAJOR TRANSACTION was in the works DAYS AGO!
And here it is, SPPH is so unprepared they have to scramble to find an i-bank, this is gonna be good!!
Fantastic SPPH NEWS! All-cash offer in the works!
Wake up people, do you really think the offer price will be BELOW current price???
I appreciate your reply, first sentence CLASSIC BEAVIS!
I wasnt trying to imply that NO legitimate company would ever R/M - there are many examples of that, and there are obvious benefits aswell. My point was simply that companies want to be public mainly for the increased access to the capital markets that it brings. If a company does not need additional capital, it makes no sense to go public (because of the costs involved) unless the insiders and major holders want to cash out.
If LOCN be will reversed into a Nasdaq ready entity, then undoubtably there will be some form of financing announced, wether it be by private placement or IPO. Until that point LOCN basically trades in a vaccuum at arbitrary prices dictated by market demand/supply forces. The true value of LOCN can only be determined when the identity of the private company to be merged is known. Then fundamental analysis can be performed to determine an estimate of appropriate share pricing for the financing transaction. Until then the price of LOCN has no foundation other than speculation --> which of course doesnt preclude traders from banking profits on price action swings
Ok, gotcha
23 winners, in a history of a decade. How many calls were there that werent reversed into real companies of merit, and whos shell prices then declined to nothing. Nice winners, but where are the losers?
All did IPOs
Hey genius, why do you think a company wants to go public in the first place?
Not just because they feel like it, they do it because they want to raise equity financing
The point of going public is to gain access to capital markets. If the entity is NASDAQ LEVEL, that means it could IPO itself and potentially raise alot more money than doing a R/M, promoting, and then diluting.
Basically if the entity is truly that good, they should be seeking institutional participation through IPO process, as opposed to R/M which are primarily for companies with few assets and NO CASH
Why would a NASDAQ ready company do a R/M
If the entity to be acquired is truly NASDAQ worthy, they would have just done an IPO to go public. Something doesnt make sense there
CGFIA - is this really breaking out?
Technical Analysis Video for CGFIA
Remains to be see if we can hold the breakout above prior resistance at .003. Would like to see today's close above that level. If we then can consolidate there and work off overbought RSI, then a subsequent push higher to test 0.0045 may be possible IMHO
Check out the CGFIA video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=434
Technical Analysis Video for CGFIA
Remains to be see if we can hold the breakout above prior resistance at .003. Would like to see today's close above that level. If we then can consolidate there and work off overbought RSI, then a subsequent push higher to test 0.0045 may be possible IMHO
Check out the CGFIA video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=434
Technical Analysis Video for CGFIA
Remains to be see if we can hold the breakout above prior resistance at .003. Would like to see today's close above that level. If we then can consolidate there and work off overbought RSI, then a subsequent push higher to test 0.0045 may be possible IMHO
Check out the CGFIA video chart here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=434
SAEIE - most likely will retrace to 10 cents area
*Updated* Technical Analysis Video for SAEIE
Had initially called resitance at 10 cents, wow SAEIE sliced through that like butter at room temp! Got overbought though up at 18 cents, so a retrace back to 50 day MA at 10 seems likely, but IMHO would be a good area to play for a bounce.
Check out the updated TA video for SAEIE here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=432
*Updated* Technical Analysis Video for SAEIE
Had initially called resitance at 10 cents, wow SAEIE sliced through that like butter at room temp! Got overbought though up at 18 cents, so a retrace back to 50 day MA at 10 seems likely, but IMHO would be a good area to play for a bounce.
Check out the updated TA video for SAEIE here:
http://www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=432