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Charts are so funny, wave after wave! I wonder how many are really in tune to todays 'discussion'? Dog
Still don't geddit, do ya. Fundamental analysis means diddly in Pinks. They are worthless shell companies, highly manipulated by PR games and MM's. Charts are about the only way you can trade these POS stocks.
Classic market movement. Buy the rumor, sell the fact.
You could have bought EFLN at .0004 a few months back. Then the rumors/announcements of the CE coming off caused the stock to rise, striking an intraday high of .0021, before it found a .0012-.0014 trading range. It slowly sold off as the rumor eventually became fact. The smart traders made real good money on this recent EFLN blip, a whopping 400% or more.
As I've always stated, you can easily make 30%+ returns over and over on Pinks. Only 30% can make you rich. $2000 compounded at 30% would become $380,099 in just 20 trades (Theoretically in a perfect trading world. Stop losses would most likely prevent you from ever having 20 straight winners)
Most people lose money on Pinks because they won't take profits or set stop losses. They dream of one initial position returning 10,000%-50,000%, so they'll pass on a solid 30%-100% profit or ride a 10% loss down into a 50%+ one as they chase that dream. Because most Pinks are junk companies, and survive on preferred share/debt financing, dilution and PR spins, holding on to the stock for a long period of time can create huge losses in value if not get wiped out should they do a R/S (and Pinks do a LOT of R/S's)
Pinks are worthless, crap investments...but excellent short term trading vehicles, IF you learn to study charts and follow their behaviors and history.
GLTA,
Oz
There ya go. Now you're starting to get the idea.
If you are going to trade in Pinks, the keyword is trade, not invest, you have to forget everything about the fundamentals you've learned on exchange traded stocks. Reading your daily posts in here about how you have 30 years experience in the marketing and manufacturing of a fortune 500 company, and then comparing that knowledge to where ASFX price should be, what their management team should be doing, or how they should be bankrupt by now, is moot. We're trading oranges, while you're telling us how we should be trading apples.
These things are like futures. You have to follow the charts. Look for accumulation periods, take an entry position with a stop loss position should it suddenly tank. Don't get greedy. You can easily get a 30% return on Pinks, over and over.
ASFX is a good money maker for me. I've made some nice chunks on it because it has a history of popping. I made big bucks before last year's March run up. Then I took out a position again late last summer when it looked like it was in an accumulation period agaom, but got stopped out in November for a small loss. I again took a position in February...and again got stopped out for a small loss when the R/S was leaked on that Friday. When it hit another accumulation period last month at around the .20 level, I took another position. Now, I'm up almost 100%, and I've already offset my two small previous losses. I now will use a trailing stop, raising it should this stock repeat the action of the fall of 2009 or spring of 2010.
THIS is how you make money on these things...NOT buying/holding and applying fundamental analysis on them. Most of these pinks are worthless, shell companies. Their preferred stock debt financing puts most of the shareholders money into the hands of management and their crony friends. They rarely file bankruptcy, but instead invoke vicious cycles of R/S's, with each one basically wiping out the shareholders. However, they DO have a tendency to move in larger percentages, and it's when that happens, you can snag a quick 30% profit. Lock that in with a stop. Wash, rinse, repeat.
It takes time to learn and get a feeling for trading these crapola stocks. Most never do. They are attracted to the dreams of turning their capital into a fortune with one "to the moon" blowout, so they will usually buy and hold, riding the stock down, sometimes to the inevitable R/S waiting for that rare 10,000% return. If you are firmly rooted in the behavior and fundamentals of exchange traded stocks, you will lose your keister on the Pinks.
GLTA
CE Certification Just Posted
via their Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=206624602704156&set=a.130154017017882.14490.124508844249066&type=1&ref=nf
Where are the Mods? They should have changed the symbol for this board back to ASFX a week ago when the D was dropped. Did winnotlose bail from this place after the R/S in March?
MM's can, retail can't. If you had read my post, I specifically stated MM's could short it.
...and I'm far from being a boy. I've been trading stocks and futures since 1973.
GLTY.
That's what my experience is telling me. There has been a big surge in volume the past two weeks, and the price has done nothing but drop. That's indicative of dilution occurring.
No floor is getting established on the charts. ASFX keeps setting new lows every couple of days. Most of the old retail bailed either the day the R/S was announced, or the next trading day. With this type of downtrend, it's mainly speculators gobbling up the new shares being sold by the company, trying to average down and/or pick a bottom with new positions. You can bet that the MM's are shorting it too. This is a golden opportunity for them to drive this thing down to a penny and make a fortune. It's brutal. I'm still on the sidelines. There's an old trading saying, "You don't try and catch a falling knife".
No, unfortunately, it's still at 5 Billion. They have to also make an amendment in the Articles of Incorporation to reduce that, and as you can see from the Nevada Secretary of State's site, that was never done.
This has also been discussed quite a bit over on the Google board. An "insider" employee for ASFX who posts there has said they intend to eventually file that amendment to address this issue, but like most Pinks, until it is actually done...it's just talk.
IMO, from the huge volume and price drop last week, they were diluting again. According to the recent 10-K, they'll need about $3 million per year just to meet operating expenses. They don't have the revenue from product sales to cover that, so they have to pay bills with treasury stock.
No vendor holds on to treasury stock issued for accounts payable. They're not "investing" in ASFX, they want and need cash to pay their own bills, thus they almost immediately sell it, which causes the O/S to rise and the price to drop.
I've flipped this stock a bunch of times, it's one of my favorite money makers, but right now I'm on the sidelines. The charts look horrible, and with that 5 Billion A/S hanging over the market like the Sword of Damocles, they could easily just crank up the printing press and drive the price down to a penny or even subpenny again. I'd like to see some consolidation happening on the charts, but right now, it's not happening, we're still in a downtrend. I don't buy on downtrends.
No...they can reverse split this thing over and over again until they run out of people willing to buy shares. But that's the problem in Pinkyland...there will always be a pool of newbies with risk capital.
ASFX has reverse split 4 times so far.
1 to 100 R/S 1999
1 to 200 R/S 2004
1 to 100 R/S 2005
1 to 200 R/S 2011
These stocks are NOT investments to be held long term; they'll wipe you out. You trade them short term. You have to buy them, at their lows, between the reverse splits and hope for a PR influenced pop. That's very difficult to do, because of the total unpredictable behavior of the management teams of Pinks. Technical Analysis helps, but a lot of times, when it appears a base is forming, they'll begin to dilute, which will drop the price again.
New Pic from the Facebook Page
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=202355889797694&set=a.130154017017882.14490.124508844249066&type=1&theater
ASFX now has a talking thermo?
"The temperature is 100.4...much hotter than our shares of stock"
So what if they're lies? Pinks are full of deceit; from the boardrooms of the actual companies, to the MM's that try and manipulate them, to the debt holders who are merely interested in cashing in their converteds, to the traders posting on a bulletin board. It shouldn't bother anybody if they know how to trade here, nor should anybody be basing their trading decisions in the first place on what is posted here.
It seems incredulous that people here actually post a logic that says that the PPS is through the floor a the company says zip about actual sales and profit performance all because they have a huge contract in the works...... really? people actuall believe that stuff?
Granted it is my own fault because I decided to invest in a risky pink
More strange...unusual behavior. Normally there is huge spike in volume when the market discovers a R/S is going to happen. I would expect at least 20-40 million shares traded here on such a discovery, but at the current 8.5 million volume...that's got me scratching my head. Just a few weak hands are bailing. Why are others holding?
I'm surprised by the low volume. I've seen R/S announcements on Pinks before, with billions of share O/S like this one, and you see 40, 60, up to 100+ million shares get traded.
Please read my last post and understanding that all of my points are factual.. let me know your opinion.
5-In-1 wins another award
http://www.momsbestaward.com/winnersOutstanding11.php
I don't know how popular that site is, but every little bit of exposure helps
OZ
Well, that didn't take long, did it? A R/S on 8/21, and four months later, right back down to .0001. Dilution is killing this thing again as everybody waits for the litigation to be resolved, which won't even begin until next summer.
I feel sorry for anybody that put any serious money into this thing the past year. Some people are down over 95%. My $100 crap toss is now worth $3...LOL
Just posted on ASFX website...
ASFX Corporate Update, December 2010
The past year has proven to be an exciting time for American Scientific Resources, Inc.
(“the Company”, “ASR” or “ASFX”) (OTC: ASFX.PK). The Company has become a manufacturer and the owner of the intellectual property for two proprietary products, and their new state-of-the-art thermometer line has seen tremendous success within 2 months of launching. The Company’s mid-year 2010 update explained achievements and challenges, and at this time, ASFX would like to update its shareholders on the progress that has been made since then.
Top Milestones Include:
June – current
* Becoming a globally approved manufacturer of medical devices
* Creating new distribution channels worldwide
* Selling out of 10,000 thermometers within 2 months
* Selling 5.09 thermometers per month per point of distribution
* Increasing worldwide distribution channels
* Staff increase to respond to market demand
ASFX’s 2010 financial statements are available online at www.otcmarkets.com. Since there have been a multitude of questions surrounding the status of the Company’s S-1 filing, the Company is directing those with questions to view the most up to date information on http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0001114605&owner=exclude&count=40. ASFX will not comment any further on the subject.
Thermometer Demand
The new Kidz-Med® Non-Contact and VeraTemp+™ Professional models commenced shipping to various retailers and distributors in early September.
The thermometer that the Company formerly distributed used to sell 0.15 pieces per store per month per point of distribution. The Kidz-Med Non-Contact shattered that record by selling 5.09 pieces per store per month per point of distribution. According to the latest industry research, current category leaders are selling approximately 1 to 2 pieces per store per month. Therefore, to sell 5.09 pieces per store per month upon launching is quite an accomplishment.
As a result of market demands, the Company is just completing another production run of 10,000 thermometers, soon to be shipped to the US. Shipments to retail and wholesale partners have become a daily routine.
Sell out’s occurred quickly after initial shipments were made, exceeding Company, retailer and distributor expectations. Each order placed by Amazon had been selling out in 2 days over a 2-month span. CVS.com sold out of product in a very short time frame. The companies have been re-ordering in larger quantities to try to keep up with the demand. School Health, the Company’s exclusive VeraTemp+ distributor for the school market segment, sold out of their initial order before receiving their first shipment and were recently replenished with inventory. Emergency Medical Products also placed an order for the VeraTemp+ Professional Non-Contact thermometer to target emergency medical services and institutional requirements.
Private label deals are being negotiated for a variety of customers domestically and internationally, and are expected to be fulfilled for the 2011 cough/cold season.
Furthermore, the Kidz-Med website has been re-designed in order to direct the consumer base to retail.
Worldwide Distribution Channel Expansion
Worldwide distribution agreements for the Kidz-Med® Non-Contact thermometer and VeraTemp+ Professional Non-Contact thermometer have been executed with a multitude of leading retailers and distributors.
Mass merchant and chain drug retailers include Amazon.com, Bartell Drugs, CVS.com, select CVS stores, Diapers.com, Duane Reade, Fred Meyer and Price Chopper.
Established worldwide distributors include:
Bolivia and Peru:
Laboratorios Crespal, S.A. and Overseas Trading Co.: Laboratorios Crespal, S.A., a pharmaceutical company that has been manufacturing medications for human use, has been manufacturing and marketing more than one hundred products in the Bolivian market for the last 20 years and in the Peruvian market for 10 years. They have over 3,000 clients in Bolivia and 1,500 in Peru, which, besides small private stores, include mass merchandisers, drug chains, pharmacies and supermarkets. With plans to expand their chain of distribution further, Crespal currently employs a workforce of approximately 55 sales reps in Bolivia, and 27 in Peru. Overseas Trading Co. acts for Laboratorios Crespal in the US, managing the orders placed for export products. For more information, visit their website at www.crespal.com.
Ecuador:
Grupo Fybeca: This privately held Ecuadorian company operates two drugstore chains, Fybeca and Sansana. Fybeca offers complete full service pharmacy throughout the country with 80 stores. Sansana has 260 stores targeting middle-income clients in 22 of the 24 provinces of Ecuador. Together, they maintain more than a 30% market share of all Ecuadorian pharmaceutical market. Healthcare, personal care and beauty care rank in their top ten categories of sales. Grupo Fybeca leverages extensive use of loyalty and corporate promotions to drive sales.
Chile:
Sell-Out Ltd: Sell-Out is an importer and distributor of personal, health and homecare products. They are exclusive Chilean representatives of Honeywell and Braun, makers of air purifiers and blood pressure monitors, respectively. They also represent Proctor & Gamble for their Gillette, Duracell, Braun and Oral-B brands and Seb Group for their Moulinex, Rowenta and T-Fal lines.
Panama:
Farmacias Metro: Farmacias Metro owns and operates 14 pharmacies in the city of Panama and one store in the Chitre province. Farmacias Metro uses television and print media extensively as well as radio to promote their store, services and new products.
China, Brazil, Italy, the Middle East and Southeast Asia:
Sol-Millennium Packaging Prototype
Sol-Millennium: The Sol-Millennium Group is a leading and innovative products and services company that specializes in the development, manufacturing and distribution of advanced user-friendly safety medical products.
The Company has two operating entities including Sol-Millennium Medical Products Co., LTD based in Shanghai and Zhejiang Sol-Millennium Plastic Mould Co., LTD. headquartered in Zhejiang Province, China. Since their establishment more than 20 years ago, they have dedicated themselves to provide world leading safety injection solutions.
They are the largest and most experienced syringe mould producer in China meeting over 60% of China’s syringe mould needs. Sol-Millennium is officially an approved supplier for UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) and many other multinational NGO’s.
ASR’s thermometers and NGO Disintegrator unit will be shipping to this distributor in 2011. ASR has been collaborating with Sol-Millennium on developing the Disintegrator NGO version for third world and developing countries. More information can be found on their website www.sol-millennium.com.
United States:
Emergency Medical Products/School Kids Healthcare: As the Nation’s leading pre-hospital and first aid distributor of emergency medical supplies, equipment and pharmaceuticals, Emergency Medical Products, Inc. (EMP) has been servicing the emergency medical supply and equipment needs of first responders, hospitals, colleges, clinics, law enforcement, industrial safety, and pre-hospital professionals for 38 years. Thousands of EMS, fire/rescue, public safety, medical and nursing schools, dentists, campuses, schools and universities, prisons, hospitals, and emergency healthcare agencies and professionals across the country rely on EMP. School Kids Healthcare, the newest division of EMP, is a supplier of school nurse supplies, school health equipment and medical school supplies for schools/universities, clinics, daycares and businesses. Further information can be found on www.buyemp.com or www.schoolkidshealthcare.com.
McKesson: As the largest pharmaceutical distributor in North America, McKesson distributes one-third of the medicines used every day. They supply more than 40,000 U.S. retail pharmacies, hospitals and health systems. They also deliver a comprehensive offering of health care products, technology, equipment and related services to the alternate site market, including physician offices, surgery centers, long-term care facilities and home care businesses across the country. From pharmaceuticals and medical supplies to sophisticated medical hospital workflow solutions, McKesson’s offerings help customers reduce costs, streamline processes and improve patient care and medication safety. Additional information can be found on www.mckesson.com.
School Health: Founded in 1957, and still family owned and managed, School Health is the nation’s leading supplier of health supplies and equipment to schools. School Health has evolved from a specialized distributor of basic supplies to a consultative solutions provider for major health initiatives including vision and hearing screening, emergency response preparedness, infection control, and wellness plans. Not only do they supply the best of health supplies to schools (K-12), colleges and universities, early childhood, community health and professional sports teams but they also serve as ambassadors to help provide education on new products and technologies. For more information on the company, visit www.schoolhealth.com.
Additionally, the following countries and regions are currently in negotiations as potential distribution outlets for the Company’s thermometers and private label thermometers: Australia, Greece, Ireland, Kuwait, New Zealand, Singapore, Canada, Scandinavia, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom.
Approved Manufacturer
The Company is officially an approved manufacturer of medical devices under the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the world’s largest developer and publisher of international business standards.
http://www.americansci.com/investors/2010/11/american-scientific-resources-becomes-approved-manufacturer/
Disintegrator
Bayer Kogenate Disintegrator Prototype
Bayer Kogenate Disintegrator Prototype
Bayer continues to buy the Disintegrator for distribution to their Betaferon patients in France. Bayer has been very happy with the success of the Disintegrator and the way that their patients have embraced the technology. The Company hopes to expand the use of the Disintegrator with other Bayer Betaferon patients in different markets around the world.
Furthermore, Bayer asked ASFX to design a global solution for Kogenate, Bayer’s infusion drug treating hemophiliacs. A Disintegrator variant has been engineered, developed and presented to Bayer on Jason Roth and Marc Massoglia’s recent trip to France.
The Company continues to co-develop the NGO project with its partners in manufacturing, distribution and the NGO community.
Mebby
In October, ASFX launched the US Mebby line at the premier juvenile product industry event, ABC Kids Expo. The Company received interest and orders from several specialty baby shops, and has immediate plans for showing products to the big box baby retailers and specialty online baby retailers. Among the new products Mebby has to offer are two popular former Kuster products, the Jelly Baby and Cocoon Baby bath, which will be available again after a brief absence from the market. ASFX hopes to recapture this market and expand the line with its reach in the baby retailers.
The Mebby products are currently being sold through Amazon.com.
MEDICA
In November, the Company’s executive team headed to the world’s premier medical exhibition, MEDICA, in Düsseldorf, Germany, as a first-time exhibitor. The VeraTemp+ Professional thermometer was displayed for the first time to an audience of tens of thousands, as was the Kidz-Med thermometer and Disintegrator. All products were well received, and distribution opportunities are currently being negotiated.
Looking Forward
Dr. Christopher F. Tirotta, CEO and Chairman of ASFX, comments, “The milestones that ASFX has achieved in such a short amount of time are noteworthy. The Company has transformed itself within a year, successfully establishing significant sales channels, and continues with enormous vigor to work diligently and efficiently to create a market leading Company.”
“Thank you, our loyal shareholders, for continually standing by us on this exciting journey. Even though at times it can feel like a roller-coaster ride, please understand that as we are able to distribute updates and news, we will. ASFX is lucky to have such a dedicated group on its side,” he concludes.
__________
Safe Harbor
This notification may contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Statements contained in this release that are not historical facts may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. Actual performance and results may differ materially from that projected or suggested herein due to certain risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, ability to obtain financing and regulatory and shareholder approvals for anticipated actions.
Investor questions, please contact:
American Scientific Resources Investor Relations
IR@americansci.com
561-948-4863
And Section 1.3.5 confirms Roth is Not a full-time employee of ASFX, and more importantly, "conflicts of interest" could arise.
It's not a big deal at all. Jason Roth is a DIRECTOR. He sits on the board. Board members are NOT required to be employees. Some corporations have their entire board comprised of non-employees.
What's the big deal about the Doc being the only employee at the management level? ASR is a very small company. Lots of small companies only have one employee, and they wear one hat. They can carry the title President, VP, Secretary and Treasurer all at once. Most Sub S corps are structured this way and you will even see it in a C corp. The primary difference here is that ASR isn't private, it elected to be a public company and issue stock, but like any other small company, trying to eek out a profit is the name of the game, not how it's stock, board and management is structured.
A Payroll is VERY expensive, one of the largest expense you can have on the ol' ledger book. At this stage of this company's reinvention of itself from a distributor to an actual manufacturer, as a shareholder, I like the fact Tirotta is the only management employee as long as it's not a lavish salary he's riding on.
Roth is a board member. Board members are not employees although they can receive compensation.
If they have 5 other employees, the company must be doing better. They used to have only 4.
People have to realize that most of these Pinks are very tiny companies, some smaller in sales and capitalization than your local 7-11. They chose to capitalize themselves in the Wild West that is the Pinks and Pennyland. Trying to trade these 3-10 man operations is an art in itself, but it can be done and huge profits can be had. Expecting and/or comparing them to be run like a Fortune 500 company can be a very expensive lesson though.
GLTA
After all, its a pink stock for God sake, how was microsoft when it was pennies?
Because of the history of just doing a R/S in the past. Looks like they've changed tactics now to just increasing the A/S; 350,000,000 in June and now another 750,000,000 5 months later.
I never thought they would stop printing shares, it's the only way they can generate money. As I posted last summer, since Cillo took over the company in 2008, they've increased shares something like 1.8+ billion, but it used to be done through R/S's and keeping the A/S capped.
BTW thanks OZ...
Now we know where that volume came from early part of the week some peeps knew the raised A/S
Also...note on page 3 of the Amendment increasing A/S. No changes in any of the Directors. As of today, there is absolutely no legal proof that Slavoljub Stefanovic has been added to the Board of Directors. I'm guessin' Cillo and his cronies are still "anticipating" that event as the PR stated on Sept. 21.
EFLN Votes to INCREASE A/S to 1.5 BILLION !
Over at Sunbiz. They doubled A/S
http://sunbiz.org/pdf/00241591.pdf
Oh, well...there goes the "small float" factor down the toilet. They surprised me. Usually at this time of the year, they do a R/S, which is what I thought they might do going back to last summer. Instead, they just gave themselves another 750,000 to print.
So yer sayin', what..ASFX stockholders and employees buyin' their products is not good?
That strategy was good enough for Henry Ford. He INSISTED his cars should be purchased by employees and investors first.
Ankle grabbing time!
.0001 Bid. Ouch
You know, you accused me a few times of being part of this mysterious cabal intent on destroying EFLN, accused me of shorting (which I can't since I have just a li'l ol' E*Trade Account), and accused me of being a paid basher.
The reality, I'm just a trader like you, who unlike you, quit believing a few months ago that this company has any product to sell other than shares. Too many shell corporations by Cillo, too many fluff PR's, too much history of just dumping shares. Since Cillo gained control of this company about 2 and a half years ago, the only thing they've done is sell shares...over 1.5 billion. All they have to show for that capitalization is a couple of dead web sites.
You believe this company is real, with real products, and the stock is severely undervalued; I believe they are headed to another R/S as soon as they finish selling the last batch from that 350 million A/S increase in June.
Good luck to you though.
I guess it's purely for entertainment purposes now...lol. I was thinking of buying back in once it got below .0003, but I won't touch this thing now.
I'm wondering how many are gonna hold this thing through the next R/S, and it will be interesting to read their comments when it goes down, considering the amount of people who warned them and told them to save what small amount is left in their position on this pig.
It's also fascinating to me to see EFLN still trying to sell their bills of goods once they got figured out back in June. They have no more bullets; the PR's have nothing, and they aren't getting any price movement through anything INEX related now...the markets have pretty much figured them out.
EFFECTIVE: June 15, 2008
But...but...EFLN announced this spring (almost two years after this date), that they were in the process of buying 30% of INEX Solutions, Inc., which according to the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations, is STILL CURRENTLY a private corporation owned by Joseph Cillo, Cole Coon and Candis Coon...you know the same people running EFLN.
http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/67672503.pdf
How can you buy something you already own? It couldn't possibly be because Cillo, Coons and his cronies have created many, many shell corporations with the name INEX in them over the past few years, and it was a different INEX, could it?
INEX Worldwide, Inc. http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/00273818.pdf
INEX Consulting Group, Inc. http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/H0260385.pdf
I-NEX Information Systems, Inc. http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/H0265901.pdf
I-NEX Holding, Inc. http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/%5CH008675.pdf
INEX Partners, LLC http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/67676359.pdf
And they wouldn't be changing the names on them periodically (the current INEX Solutions, Inc. was I-NEX Solutions, Inc. just a year ago http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/00256533.pdf) to add even more smoke and mirrors in selling EFLN shares to the public...would they?
I haven't seen this much misdirection since I watched a David Blaine special on A&E. "Step right up ladies and gentlemen and try to follow the pea...I mean the corporation...under these three shells".
...and yet some people are still amazed that this stock didn't go Vrooom today with this morning's PR?
He said they've got a lot of stuff in the works, contracts etc... But they learned their lesson with the fluff PRs so they're waiting till its concrete news.
KaBOOM! Yep...the market really bid this thing up today on such a fantastic PR.
This one went out to one retailer and had 420 units on it. This one
went to McKesson.
You know what? You're right. GLTY.
Huh? I can't short a penny stock. Only MM's and hedgies can do that....or is that your answer to my queries and posts in here?
They've been dead on accurate as to why the stock price is collapsing and your losing money, but it's not the type of information you want to read in a forum if you're long and in the red, where facts are not as important now as holding hands with other longs in pain and singing Amazing Grace together, ergo I must be a basher.