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Why would you sell if its gonna be hitting .10 by tomrorow?
It should, they're paying for it! $1,000,000 per campaign. So far I've counted 2, one for one week, one for one month. I am definately not counting on the one month promo. Before EOD Friday get the F*** out!
Yea, my butt is still sore from that one too
By looking at the charts it seems there's resistance around .20 - .25. Do you guys think this will hit this target by friday?
And you can't spare a brotha some bling?
Thanks much. Friday will be a scary day then
so did their last promo end on July 7th when it took a plunge? What specific date does this promo end?
When does this promo end?
Yea I saw that as well, this could be very exciting. Heres another link I found on Verizon's website:
http://mw2.vzwwap.com/vzwwap/app/News/StoryDetails.aspx?nid=TRE7674VJ&ncat=Technology&insptid=06YOHZ80005S04TJ4BT3R8ZKA
Here is the contents that came out today:
At chipmaker trial, investors play Rambus roulette
Jul 08 13:02 EDT
By Noel Randewich and Dan Levine
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Chun Ming has spent the past two weeks in a cramped San Francisco courtroom, sending notes from his laptop to a tight-knit group of investors glued to a $4 billion antitrust battle involving some of the world's biggest chipmakers.
A passionate Rambus Inc shareholder, Ming prizes the few seats close to an electrical outlet in the crowded gallery. He's a prime spectator as the technology licensing company tries to wrest a fortune from Hynix Semiconductor Inc and Micron Technology Inc in a trial expected to last months.
"I'd bet my life on Rambus at least doubling, but I have no money left," said Ming, a former electronics tester who is in his mid-fifties.
Investors for years have wagered on disputes related to Rambus' memory-chip patents, and the company's stock price swings dramatically on court rulings. Options activity in Rambus appeared to turn bullish with the start of the California trial, where a Rambus victory could cause its stock price to skyrocket.
But to get that boost, the Sunnyvale, California-based company and its shareholders need the jury -- including a retired medical secretary, a library worker and a software company employee who owns his own patent -- to sift through highly technical material and rule in their favor.
It's the kind of bet several analysts view as no better than a coin toss.
Rambus has spent more than $300 million on legal bills since it was founded in 1990, equivalent to $1 million per employee, as it sued the biggest names in the business for allegedly infringing some of its more than 1,000 patents.
Many Rambus investors are attracted to the stock's volatility -- and others to the narrative of a small company defending itself from larger aggressors. The company has a stock market value of $1.6 billion, modest compared to the $4.38 billion it seeks from the jury.
Rambus says South Korea's Hynix and Idaho-based Micron colluded to fix prices of memory chips used in personal computers and prevent its technology from becoming widely used. It claims it lost billions of dollars in business.
Micron and Hynix say Rambus' chip technology was plagued with technical problems and that the company blames its competitors for its own failure.
In the past 10 trading sessions starting June 22, investors bought more than 12 Rambus calls for every put as a new position on three U.S. options exchanges, according to Schaeffer's Investment Research. That ratio is higher than 97 percent of the readings this past year.
(For a graph of Rambus option activity, click http://r.reuters.com/puv52s )
DAILY GRIND
At the trial, day-to-day proceedings are laden with complex instructions to jurors about how they may use the detailed evidence. Two weeks into the case, Superior Court Judge James McBride gently warned jurors not to sleep on the job.
Rambus co-founder Mark Horowitz testified this week along with former Hynix executive Farhad Tabrizi. Micron Chief Executive Steve Appleton is on the company's witness list.
While Rambus has been successful in settling some claims in the past, putting a case in the hands of a jury creates a wild card, said Gareth Feighery, a founder of Philadelphia-based options education firm MarketTamer.com. The uncertainty will lead to "more speculative than smart trading," he said.
Sharing a vigorous online message board where they discuss Rambus, shareholders chip in money to pay for the lunches of members who attend the trial to post reports on its progress. Rambus followers at the trial have included one who flew in from Connecticut and another stopping by on a break from work.
Last year, after an Ohio man committed suicide, mourning members of the message board said he was part of their group and had been devastated after losing his savings on Rambus shares and options.
"There has been a real sense of community on that board for a long time," John Danforth, general counsel for Rambus until 2006, told Reuters. "Some volunteers go to court, some are lawyers, some are patent experts."
WHO DID WHAT?
The jury may award Rambus none, some, or all of the billions it seeks. Any payment they decide on could be tripled under California law, although the judge has leeway to reduce a jury's award and the verdict could face lengthy appeals.
Jurors often see trials as morality plays and are less focused on technical details, said U.S. District Judge Jeremy Fogel, who has presided over several patent trials.
"They're trying to figure out the good guys and the bad guys," said the San Jose, California-based judge, who is not involved in the Rambus case. "They're trying to take the narrative of the trial and understand it in terms of who did what to whom."
Rambus could reach a deal with Micron and Hynix. Samsung, the world's top memory-chip maker, inked a licensing agreement with Rambus last year worth up to $900 million, allowing it to avoid this trial. A Hynix representative declined to comment, and representatives for Rambus and Micron did not have an immediate comment on any settlement possibility.
Rambus shares, which closed at $14.93 on Thursday, might be worth anywhere from $9 to $109 depending on the trial's outcome, said Capstone Investments' Jeff Schreiner, one of only a few analysts covering Rambus. He has a $45 price target.
Memory-chip stocks have fallen since April on worries about sluggish PC sales, but analysts say Micron's shares have also been hurt by concerns about the trial. The stock is down about 30 percent since the end of April and is trading below book value. Hynix shares are down about 21 percent.
"You can never completely factor in the lawsuit because we never seem to be able to completely handicap what is happening," said JMP Securities analyst Alex Gauna.
After years of mixed results in court for Rambus, Ming is optimistic but doing his best not to get his hopes up.
"I've already pretended they lost."
(Additional reporting by Doris Frankel in Chicago and Miyoung Kim in Seoul; Editing by Martha Graybow and Tim Dobbyn)
You got to be freakin kidding me
RSI is very high, so how much of a factor is RSI really?
So you're not pumped up? damn.
So why are they saying 977702? Everywhere else I look says 11.26M. Why can't we get our facts strait for once?
Lets get this mofo to .03 by friday and .04 next week
GGRI is a pump and dump, I lost 65% two days ago, DO NOT BUY
Yea those fat bastards although slow and dangerous in the market, can still serve a purpose! Don't you go sellin' on me!
PS thats a movie quote converted to market talk
Once the acquisition goes through people are gonna be sorry they sold. :/
Yes! and its my birthday dont let me down
Is it just me or did the RSI do a 180 to 70 from 35?
I have a good feeling about this one. In business since 1989, not a pump and dump, rsi is 35. Very undervalued. With a solid aquisition it should hit $1.00.
But really, IDK I asked nobody gave an answer
LOL, to many this is their DD!
I've checked www.pumpsanddumps.com and it checks out
They should of just called it Readme.txt. wtf is 8k i dont open viruses.
Oh thats great to know the CEO has faith in the company. Company's financial situation doesn't make it look too attractive
Does anyone know why it plummeted from $2 to .01¢? Also I think the OS is 11.26M, not 20 something.
I've ready back as far as could without digging up obsolete material. I've heard someone mention 8-k but I have no idea what that is.
Question. Why was there a 91.54% increase today? Did they land a brotha on the moon??
^^
Should I buy in on this tomorrow morning after the spike? After a 92% gain in one day it seems like i'd be buying in too high.
Come on baby! Up Up Up
Clap....clap.....clap
Pretty sure company insiders. Too coensidental for that many triggers executing that fast. Just look at the candles. Massive sell
Then I pressed 1 to accept all charges for their promotion
Just tried to call GGRI and got a disconnected msg. Can u guys confirm this?
8867884474
Thanks for the optimism I hope it was a one day flippity flop. Im still clinging to life support with 50% loss. I need to at the very least break even...shame on them for using my hard earned money for promotion payments.
Just lost %50, I feel great
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Look under 'Our Current Premiere Alerts'
I think we weeded out the floating poop in our punchbowl.
I do believe there is another wave acomin'. Just one promo? I think not:
There is a 1 month promotion with Penny Pics for $1 mil...and a second $1 mil promotion for 1 week.
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Where? All I see is greedy trolls short selling which would have been my fist gain with a penny stock ever. Anyone want to follow me???