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$GNSS | #Genasys Inc Breakout
Genasys, Inc. engages in the design, development, and commercialization of directed sound technologies and products. The company operates in two segments: LRAD and Genasys Spain. The company was founded by Elwood G. Norris in 1980 and is headquartered in San Diego, CA.
Hi GTG, Re: GNSS................
There's been some talk of a slow quarter in computers and other devices with flat screens. Seems to me there was inventory issues with their customers which will affect GNSS's book to bill ratio.
To me it looks like the time to start buying from the scared so we can later on sell to the greedy!
I believe my next order date is in about a week. We'll see where the price is then and maybe build out the inventory a bit.
Best regards, Tom
Summer doldrums.
GNSS seems to be at low ebb,
as in '03 and '04;
looking to higher prices
by year-end.
Tom, commentary on current fundamentals would be of interest.
Or even you view on the technical side.
Haven't owned in a long time.
Looking tempting at these levels.
But crushed by recent market declines. 
Hi Peter, Added again to my GNSS position this AM.
Best regards, Tom
Hi Peter, Re: GNSS Holding............
I took a bit of profit yesterday when a Sell order for about 13% of my GNSS tripped.
Lots more shares to sell if the rally continues.
Best regards, Tom
Hi George,
GNSS has been a great performer for me this year. The rocky road leading to it generated some trading gains as well.
Thanks for the complement. Looks like GNSS is starting to build some profits - maybe they'll even have a P/E one of these days!
Best regards, Tom
Tom, just dropping in to say hi.
Enjoy your stewardship here.
Owned GNSS for awhile last year (made $)
But no deep pockets to hold for the long term.
It's done well this year, eh?
It is not a thing about the penalty box. Everyone wants my money. Few receive it. As I think I said, this is the only subject on any stock in my trading portfolio. I did not check tax favored or accumulation portfolios. Those I don't mess with much.
GNSS has been good to me. When a small analysis firm upgraded them to buy, a little research made it look attractive. So I bought a large chunk. I actually invested a full share under the Buffet theory of hold 8 stocks. When it popped a couple bucks I sold half. It never traded low enough to make me want to buy back in. I sold more and will play around this level. If it falls down there are some taken profits. If it goes up, there is some to sell.
You will have to explain the technical analysis par of that. It has been too long since school. I look at financials and for my gambling watch charts.
I have been in and out of eBay a few ties, every time for a nice profit of late. I just bought back in today. It was probably only off 15%, but I think it has some nice upside potential.
BTW - They let me out of the small penalty box, I now have 15 posts per day. At that rate, I'll never catch Zeev. 
Hi Peter, Don't feel you need to use up all your "free" posts in answering. Sorry about the Penalty Box status. I still go back to SI once in a while, but pretty much stick around here. If you click on the "HOT!" heading here you'll get a list of the busiest topics on IHub. Our AIM bb is usually listed in the top 100 boards and is very stable and one of the most polite places in cyberspace.
You'll notice that there are a lot of over-the-counter bulletinboard stocks listed in that 100 most read. Then a lot of market direction chat threads. I don't spend much time there as there's a lot of potatoes and not much meat. Even large cap "name" stocks don't get much activity here. SI used to be great, but I don't know where all those stock investors went after 2002.
GNSS has been a holding of mine for maybe 4 or 5 years now. It's doing well by me, too. I've been trading around a core holding for most of the time I've owned it. I, too, follow accumulation/distribution as a trend. It was pretty ugly for quite a while with GNSS, but the zigs and zags of the chart provided more than enough activity for me to trade profitably.
The AIM trading model usually uses a 30% reversal to trip a "sell" after a "buy." As you can see on the chart, there have been plenty and this is where I do my best work!
I find that my "selling" coincides nicely with W$R peaks above "20" and my "buying" is in sync with the value below "80" on this type of graph.
Best regards, Tom
Hi TI, Two weeks in a row GNSS has tripped my small sales trades. Both times have been for handsome profits. Here's what it looks like at this point:
Gad! I can't believe how they are flocking around to buy shares; over 4MM shares traded so far today. I'm glad some of them were mine!!
Best regards, Tom
Hi TI, Don't know if you're still watching this stock. GNSS continues to create profitable trades for me. This last LIFO trade generated a gain of 39%.
This looks pretty favorable when reviewed next to a StockCharts.com graph:
The strong swings allow for strong moves.
Best regards, Tom
Hi David, I didn't quite get to 100% invested this cycle, but we did make a substantial addition in the $11+ range. We're now seeing very handsome LIFO gains on those shares (a solid 37% gross on this sale).
Yes, when the price seemed to be dropping endlessly, it was pretty spooky. However, having a solid plan in place seems to quell the fears. Too bad I was not paying close enough attention when it bottomed. Still, we are doing well.
Best regards, Tom
GNSS mentioned in 04/05/2004 BARRONS article on LCD and Flat Screen monitors. Pixelworks also mentioned.
Here's my history with GNSS since 01/2003:
Best regards, Tom
Hi Linda, I don't know if you're still in GNSS, but we had a Sale a couple of weeks ago. Nice general move on this stock.
Maybe I'll get a chance to add some shares back sometime in the future, but it's strength hasn't allowed it recently.
Best regards, Tom
Hi Linda, The Market gnomes were being kind again today. We sold 9% of our remaining GNSS shares at $17.82. That puts the account very nicely profitable for the year.
Hope there's a Sale in your near future as well.
Best regards, Tom
Hi Linda, I've been using pretty much the same SAFE settings all along on GNSS. If we manage to get plenty of selling in and raise the Cash Reserve back to the Idiot Wave's suggested amounts, then I'll probably just pull "vealies" after that to keep the cash under control.
Between the high SAFE level on buying and reluctance to spend money any more often than every 4th week, I should be okay on the CASH side for now.
Note that I'm also using a minimum order size equal to 10% of the Portfolio Control value. This also helps to stage the orders out a bit and keeps me from burning up the cash too quickly.
Nice to have some recovery in this one. Now, if I can only get ADCT back into my TRADE range!
Best regards, Tom
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When I do make trades, I'll post them for all to see.
DATE ACTION PERCENT OF PRICE
HOLDING
10/6/1999 STARTED 100% @$19.4375
11/01/1999 Bought 10% @ 16.125
12/07/1999 Sold 9% @ 22.75
12/08/1999 Sold 10% @ 25.4063
01/04/2000 Bought 11% @ 16.625
01/05/2000 Bought 20% @ 16.50
01/07/2000 Bought 8% @ 16.00
01/07/2000 Bought 8% @ 15.1875
01/19/2000 Sold 7% @ 20.625
02/16/2000 Sold 8% @ 22.125
02/23/2000 Sold 8% @ 24.375
04/13/2000 Bought 9% @ 18.50
04/24/2000 Bought 8% @ 17
05/23/2000 Bought 15% @ 15.625
10/13/2000 Bought 7% @ 15.5
10/20/2000 Bought 6% @ 15.125
10/27/2000 Bought 6% @ 14.0625
10/31/2000 Bought 7% @ 13.875
11/30/2000 Bought 50% @ 9.125
01/19/2001 Sold 3% @ 13.875
01/22/2001 Sold 3% @ 14.5
01/23/2001 Sold 4% @ 15.0625
01/29/2001 Sold 7% @ 16.8125
02/07/2001 Sold 4% @ 17.25
02/08/2001 Sold 4% @ 18.25
02/15/2001 Sold 4% @ 18.5625
03/16/2001 Bought 5% @ 13.25
03/29/2001 Bought 4% @ 9.4375
03/29/2001 Bought 4% @ 9.3438
03/29/2001 Bought 32% @ 9.375
04/18/2001 Sold 3% @ 14.00
05/04/2001 Sold 3% @ 14.60
05/07/2001 Sold 3% @ 15.15
05/08/2001 Sold 10% @ 18.01
05/08/2001 Sold 4% @ 18.05
05/09/2001 Sold 12% @ 20.80
05/21/2001 Sold 22% @ 27.25
06/01/2001 Sold 6% @ 29.18
06/15/2001 Sold 6% @ 31.43
06/22/2001 Sold 6% @ 34.10
06/28/2001 Sold 7% @ 37.25
10/12/2001 Sold 7% @ 35.50
10/16/2001 Sold 8% @ 36.40
10/19/2001 Sold 8% @ 39.70
10/26/2001 Sold 9% @ 48.00
11/27/2001 Sold 10% @ 52.50
11/29/2001 Sold 11% @ 57.04
12/13/2001 Sold 13% @ 66.21
01/05/2003 Added $2860.59 to cash reserve.
01/05/2003 Changed Portfolio Control and restarted account at 70/30 Equity/Cash.
01/14/2003 Sold 14% @ 18.34
02/07/2003 Bought 17% @ 12.85
03/21/2003 Bought 14% @ 12.38
04/29/2003 Sold 13% @ 17.52
07/21/2003 Bought 14% @ 13.04
07/30/2003 Bought 12% @ 10.89
08/27/2003 Bought 24% @ 10.50
10/07/2003 Sold 9% @ 14.51
10/16/2003 Sold 10% @ 16.18
11/03/2003 Sold 9% @ 17.82
11/04/2003 Sold 10% @ 19.60
01/20/2004 Sold 9% @ 21.60
03/09/2004 Bought 15% @ 16.00
05/06/2004 Bought 13% @ 14.90
06/18/2004 Bought 11% @ 13.96
08/10/2004 Bought 31% @ 11.5
11/05/2004 Sold 8% @ 15.77
11/15/2004 Sold 9% @ 17.35.
01/19/2005 Bought 9% @ 12.92
06/02/2005 Sold 9% @ 17.96.
07/11/2005 Sold 9% @ 19.67.
07/22/2005 Sold 11% @ 22.43.
07/22/2005 Sold 13% @ 24.93.
10/27/2005 Bought 13% @ 18.57
12/01/2005 Sold 11% @ 22.69.
12/15/2005 Bought 13% @ 18.12
01/24/2006 Bought 11% @ 17.54
04/03/2006 Bought 13% @ 16.5
05/01/2006 Bought 9% @ 15.6
07/13/2006 Bought 58% @ 10.72
Good Investing,
Tom
