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Profitable InstaCare has a current P/E ratio of ...
... between 2.04 (BigCharts) and 2.37 (Yahoo).
The industry average Price Forward P/E for the Drug Sector is 18.82
That is for an average of 337 companies, as compiled by NYU, from data as of Jan2010
http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar/New_Home_Page/datafile/pedata.html
Obviously, ISCR is grossly undervalued at the current share price.
If it were to move up to a conservative P/E of 10, based on current financials, the share price would be about 30 cents.
That just happens to be very near the ISCR 52-week high of 0.29 on Monday, November 30, 2009.
Always do your own Due Diligence.
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NEWS: Compliance Systems Corporation Completes Acquisition of eLearn Now Learning Management System
July 22, 2010, 8:04 a.m. EDT
GLEN COVE, N.Y., Jul 22, 2010 (GlobeNewswire via COMTEX) -- Compliance Systems Corporation ("CSC") /quotes/comstock/11k!copi.e (COPI 0.01, 0.00, 0.00%) announced today it has successfully completed the acquisition of the eLearn Now Learning Management System ("LMS"). The eLearn Now LMS provides online learning tools which empower users to adapt to continuous change by aligning employee learning to business goals. The recently acquired eLearn Now LMS will be consolidated under CSC's Execuserve Corp. ("Execuserve") subsidiary and provide yet another product Compliance Systems Corporation can offer its customers as it expands the depth of its offerings.
Currently, CSC's Call Compliance Inc. subsidiary provides call center customers with instant updates for complying with Do-Not-Call regulations via it's patented TeleBlock platform. Recently acquired Execuserve brings additional products and services for the call center market, as well as moving Compliance Systems Corporation into new markets with its "new hire" software program which conducts adaptive, customized assessments of prospective job seekers. The company believes the eLearn Now LMS, combined with the other Execuserve products and services, will expand Compliance Services Corporation's offerings further into the workforce management industry by accommodating enterprise-wide learning support to an unlimited number of learners, as well as providing detailed training to specific departments or small groups.
Dean Garfinkel, Chairman and CEO of Compliance Systems Corporation, said "We anticipate that the acquisition of the eLearn Now Learning Management System will be another step in our strategy of becoming a leading provider of workforce management solutions." Garfinkel went on to say, "Our installed base of customers in the call center industry provides access to one of the largest employment bases in the United States to which we believe we can target our Execuserve products and services."
"The eLearn Now Learning Management System will provide the foundation for our customers to build and deploy courses while tracking the progress of employees," said Jim Robinson, CEO and President of Execuserve. "We believe it enables organizations to effectively deliver, manage, and measure elearning via a web-based system. We also believe the eLearn Now LMS is a natural fit with our Hire-Intelligence job candidate assessment and Video-View online interview tool, helping to round out Execuserve's workforce management offerings."
About Compliance Systems Corporation /quotes/comstock/11k!copi.e (COPI 0.01, 0.00, 0.00%)
Compliance Systems Corporation is a software solutions provider and the parent company of Call Compliance Inc. and Execuserve Corp.
About Call Compliance Inc.
Headquartered in New York, Call Compliance is a developer of technology-based compliance solutions for the teleservices industry. Its focus is ensuring compliance with "Do-Not-Call" laws through its patented product, TeleBlock. The company markets its products to corporate businesses across a wide-range of verticals. More information on Call Compliance is available at http://www.callcompliance.com.
About Execuserve Corp.
Headquartered in Virginia, Execuserve was founded in 1987 as a search/services firm dedicated to helping clients increase revenue and decrease attrition by making smart hiring decisions. From the start, Execuserve differentiated itself from other search firms by using a detailed process model, along with profiling and reporting tools to evaluate candidates and employees from a behavioral perspective. More information on Execuserve Corp. is available at http://www.execuservecorp.com.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/compliance-systems-corporation-completes-acquisition-of-elearn-now-learning-management-system-2010-07-22?newsid=1001663656&dist=bigchartssymb%3DCOPI&sid=2658934
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Related to ESRI: GIS Applications Take to the Clouds
July 20, 2010
"Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applications have been moving into the cloud with increased momentum but like other fields where software drives the business model, the move from complex software to the software as a service cloud model was slow to catch on due to the business of delivering software—not the technological constraints of doing so. This presents a new market for those previously locked out of GIS due to high startup costs and a potential paradigm shift for how this niche segment of the software industry does business from now on. The GIS example is representative not only of how large-scale application areas are tentatively approaching the cloud from a technological and business model standpoint, but how such shifts can begin to have an instant impact on the new user groups enabled by the delivery model."
Read the rest of the article here:
http://www.hpcinthecloud.com/features/GIS-Applications-Take-to-the-Clouds-98889954.html
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Article: Trading the Solars: Several Interesting Plays
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
http://www.moneyshow.com/trading/Trading_Ideas.asp?aid=TradingIdea-20252&scode=010473
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FYI: Electronic HealthCare Records market leader earnings UP 24%
This post is just for background, so that you can appreciate what InstaCare is about, and just how big this EHR market really is.
AllScripts discusses earnings on CNBC this morning July21
"Allscripts bookings grow 24 percent to $415.3 million, with Glen Tullman, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions chairman & CEO."
Airtime: Wed. Jul. 21 2010 | 6:45AM ET - video of broadcast:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1548992352&play=1
Just wait until InstaCare announces their earnings in a few weeks. They've had 3 back-to-back profitable quarters, and I'm looking for another. They are currently making their revenue ONLY from diabetes drug distribution. They have just barely put their EHR product strategy into play yet. The best is yet to come.
Perhaps it would make good business sense for someone like AllScripts to acquire InstaCare, and its EHR patent IP. It sure looks like they have the money to pull it off. But, of course, this is just speculation on my part.
All just my opinion... Always do your own DD.
VV
AllScripts discusses earnings on CNBC this morning July21
"Allscripts bookings grow 24 percent to $415.3 million, with Glen Tullman, Allscripts Healthcare Solutions chairman & CEO."
Airtime: Wed. Jul. 21 2010 | 6:45 AM ET
video of broadcast:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1548992352&play=1
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Nice percentage move UP 20% today.
She's clawing her way up off of the recent bottom. Pretty much in sync with the overall market which also seems to be recovering.
It sure doesn't take much to move MTPR around. It is just a matter of time before MTPR gets noticed. OR the company does something to help itself along. If any significant buys come in here, the PPS can easily double from here.
Oil is still, very much, in the news, these days, with Oil/Barrel climbing steadily. BP has made some progress in the gulf, but is not yet in the clear. Bad weather is overdue in the gulf, and on the way. It may gum up the situation and extend the problem timeframe. And keep Oil in the news even longer.
There still hasn't been any where near a full review of what went wrong, but it was obviously a safety-protocol violation issue. That is MetaPower's area of expertise.
AND there is a new BP Oil Spill documentary airing tonight:
CNBC - 46 - Wed, 7/21, 6:00PM PST - 30 min
BP: In Deep Water, New Documentary, Disaster
"The April 2010 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig and the resulting flow of oil into the Gulf of Mexico is now the U.S.' worst environmental disaster, and the U.S. government is arguing with BP as they try to learn what went wrong."
Because these current issues can directly affect Metapower Int., I have this rising feeling that some new money may start "seeping" into this stock.
All just my opinion... Good Luck!
VV
FYI: The Electronic Medical Record
Electronic medical records (EMRs) offer a tremendous opportunity to reduce healthcare costs, improve quality of care, and save lives. EMRs can dramatically reduce prescription errors. The Veterans Affairs EMR system has helped it achieve an error rate of less than 0.003 percent. Healthcare providers across the country recognize the benefits of EMRs, but also know the challenges of keeping up with technology.
» The topics covered on this page are:
* EMRs vs. EHRs
* News
* General Information on EMRs
* Implementing EMRs
* Feedback
EMRs vs. EHRs:
Many people in the US healthcare industry, our government, and the press use the terms Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) interchangeably. However, these terms describe completely different concepts. The EMR is the legal record created in hospitals and ambulatory environments that is the source of data for the EHR. The EHR represents the ability to easily share medical information among stakeholders and to have a patient’s information follow him or her through the various modalities of care engaged by that individual. Stakeholders are composed of patients/consumers, healthcare providers, employers, and/or payers/insurers, including the government. EHRs are reliant on EMRs being in place, and EMRs will never reach their full potential without interoperable EHRs in place.
The Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) has provided a whitepaper entitled: Electronic Medical Records vs. Electronic Health Records: Yes, There Is a Difference. It provides much detail into the differences between EMRs and EHRs. Here is a link to the document: http://www.himssanalytics.org/docs/WP_EMR_EHR.pdf
Wikipedia has pages providing overviews of both EMRs and EHRs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_medical_record
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_health_record
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A lot more info is available in the Full article:
http://www.amcp.org/amcp.ark?p=FB72104D
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I think that the EHR buy-in cycle will start soon ...
... now that the Feds have released the Guidelines just this week.
So, the 3rd Qtr SEC filings may show who is actually gaining market share and increasing revenue.
Just my opinion...
VV
bucksl, I just saw another one profiled on CNBC Financial News...
...this morning. The CEO of ALLSCRIPTS was interviewed and talked about Electronic Health Records and what they're doing.
Unfortunately, at $16, MDRX is certainly not a penny stock, so I'm not particularly interested in owning shares.
But the point being we still have to watch these guys anyway, so that we don't get blindsided for lack of DD.
Good Luck.
VV
bucksl, Yeah, Small Universe!
I'm really not trying to rain on the parade here.
Six months ago the situation seemed much more cut and dry.
But since the health care legislation was passed the whole subject has loomed larger and become far more complex. And more to come. So you can't just throw your money into this area and expect to be successful. After all, these are just penny stocks.
Anyone interested in this electronic healthcare record tech should be doing continuous DD on the subject. The race has not yet run its course.
Good Luck!
VV
i-Glide, Good find!
Why don't you make that one a Sticky Post?
VV
Looks like they lowered the Bid to .03
That's mighty generous of them. LOL!
I read that as meaning the MMs don't need any more shares.
So if they have shares then maybe they will run it up soon.
The Ask is still at .065 for a very wide spread.
All just my opinion...
VV
bucksl, "...ctyx is the better of the two..."
Perhaps, better if you're a share buyer. But, most likely, there will be at least 50 players in this marketplace before there is a winner.
In spite of the recent legislation, the insurance companies still have a strangle hold on the healthcare industry. Most likely they will pick the ultimate winner.
Good Luck.
VV
wau77, "...who knows what drives the market???"
That's a really easy question to answer: INVESTOR SENTIMENT, a synonym for psychology.
In the final analysis, the price of everything that can be bought, sold, or traded, is determined by the factors of SUPPLY vs. DEMAND. (ECON101)
For better or for worse, it is the investors that generate the transaction volume by their buying and selling. So virtually everything is driven by what they think and feel about the object in question.
As it turns out, these forums just happen to be a great place to gauge Investor Sentiment, but little else. That's as long as you can filter the posts and figure out who has which agenda, like searching, pumping, bashing, cheer-leading, evaluating, etc. That's the reason why I'm spending my time prowling these forums.
All just my opinion... Good Luck!
VV
ValueFinder8, If you feel you have to put your questions to a lawyer...
...then I guess you own far more shares than I do. Also have more money and time to waste. In anything involving a lawyer, only the lawyer wins.
As far as releasing "material" information, it is NOT what you or I decide what is material. That is the exclusive purview of the corporate management.
I thing it would probably be far more cost effective for you to just pick up the phone and call the CFO and ask. He is the one who prepares the filings, so he would know the answer.
All just my opinion...
VV
InsideStocks (formerly BarChart) rates COPI as a short-term Buy
http://www.insidestocks.com/texpert.asp?sym=copi&code=BSTK
So, it looks like a start in the right direction.
VV
ValueFinder8, In the most recent 10Q filing page 15 it says:
"We have received seven inquiries from companies interested in partnering with the company for the implementation of its cell phone centric technologies MD@Hand and MD@Work. The interested companies range from clinical laboratories, service organizations owned or aligned with medical health insurers, a medical content provider and legacy healthcare systems companies. All seven companies are much larger than instaCare. We have chosen one of these companies as a proposed partner and are in wide ranging discussions. We plan at least one additional proposed partnership."
http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?param=&ipage=6959533&DSEQ=1&SEQ=&SQDESC=SECTION_BODY&exp=
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Mr Sensitivity, The Safeway food market in my neighborhood has a pharmacy in the store.
That pharmacy fills prescriptions for diabetes drugs.
So, is Safeway a Medicare provider? I really don't know.
It seems to me that selling prescription drugs would not make them a health care or Medicare provider. More of a vendor of health care products. I do know that they submit forms for reimbursement to insurance companies. But they don't render diagnosis or treat wounds, etc. That would be the "care" part of healthcare.
This really isn't a point I want to argue about. Your opinion is as good as anyone's. I just own this stock and hope to make a profit on it.
Good Luck.
VV
I believe a recent SEC filing does say they are working with somebody.
I don't recall who it is.
What is your point?
VV
Not gone, just transformed.
FYI: The Electronic Medical Record
Electronic medical records (EMRs) offer a tremendous opportunity to reduce healthcare costs, improve quality of care, and save lives. EMRs can dramatically reduce prescription errors. The Veterans Affairs EMR system has helped it achieve an error rate of less than 0.003 percent. Healthcare providers across the country recognize the benefits of EMRs, but also know the challenges of keeping up with technology.
» The topics covered on this page are:
* EMRs vs. EHRs
* News
* General Information on EMRs
* Implementing EMRs
* Feedback
EMRs vs. EHRs:
Many people in the US healthcare industry, our government, and the press use the terms Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Electronic Health Record (EHR) interchangeably. However, these terms describe completely different concepts. The EMR is the legal record created in hospitals and ambulatory environments that is the source of data for the EHR. The EHR represents the ability to easily share medical information among stakeholders and to have a patient’s information follow him or her through the various modalities of care engaged by that individual. Stakeholders are composed of patients/consumers, healthcare providers, employers, and/or payers/insurers, including the government. EHRs are reliant on EMRs being in place, and EMRs will never reach their full potential without interoperable EHRs in place.
The Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) has provided a whitepaper entitled: Electronic Medical Records vs. Electronic Health Records: Yes, There Is a Difference. It provides much detail into the differences between EMRs and EHRs. Here is a link to the document: http://www.himssanalytics.org/docs/WP_EMR_EHR.pdf
Wikipedia has pages providing overviews of both EMRs and EHRs:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_medical_record
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_health_record
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A lot more info is available in the Full article:
http://www.amcp.org/amcp.ark?p=FB72104D
VV
Hardwood, Now, why would you be "scared" of...
...a sixty foot tall gorilla?
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I don't think InstaCare will be "eligible" unless they ...
....start a hospital or clinic, or become a Medicare or Medicaid service provider, etc.
The point of the article that relates to InstaCare is that there will be massive government money to subsidize the purchase of electronic medical record keeping products. InstaCare makes such products.
All just my opinion...
VV
Fasctrack, I really don't have a price target.
I enter and exit based on Technical Analysis indicators. I usually exit a position when the upside momentum levels out or begins to dissipate.
But to answer your question I think this one could go as high as a dime on some really good news, like new customers, bigger orders, audited financials, etc. Any of those could happen at any time. But if that were to happen it would probably pull in sellers who would take profits, and the PPS would probably go right back down again. Stocks tend to move in a range or channel. Think Trend Trading.
I believe it was JP Morgan who once said: "No one ever went broke taking a profit". And Warren Buffet said: "I got rich by selling too soon".
Good Luck.
VV
optimus203, When dealing with La Jolla Cove, hope will get you no where.
Do you know how Convertible Debentures work?
It is the borrowing money in exchange for stock at a discount from a FUTURE market price. The debt is converted into shares at the discretion of the lender and at the time of their choosing.
It goes like this. The week that Multicell borrows money from La Jolla Cove, LJC will start naked shorting the stock. When the stock price has dropped about 90% then La Jolla Cove will convert the debt into shares. Of course, after the PPS has dropped 90% LJC will still get their contractual discount off of the current market price. Then they will use the shares to cover their short position. The process is called "death spiral financing". I have already witnessed this process at close range.
I am not saying this is absolutely going to happen. Because MAYBE Multicell won't have to borrow any money from La Jolla Cove. But if they do, GAME OVER! Think of La Jolla Cove as the blood sucking Vampires of the financial lending world.
VV
I just read the doc and I see that La Jolla Cove Investors, Inc...
...is involved as a CD financing provider.
Those F'ing blood suckers completely destroyed a good company I used to invest in, named Radix Marine (RDXM).
Apparently MultiCell Technologies has made a deal with the Devil.
VV
Maybe we should task RichieBoy to go over there and dig out the truth.
Just a thought... Persistence does pay off in the end.
VV
AmericanBulls rates InstaCare as BUY CONFIRMED
http://www.americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=ISCR&MarketTicker=OTC&TYP=S
"Today a White Marubozu was formed. This shows that the buyers controlled the price action from the first trade to the last trade."
Yes, control is good.
VV
Maybe they should figure out how to recycle something.
It seems that the world is filling up with cast offs and garbage.
Particularly fiberglass...
I guess this is just a shell now, until informed otherwise.
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TakeChances, Thanks! I really couldn't help NOT doing it.
This one has been on my watch list for a long time. And I do love a SALE!
From my viewpoint, because of what they do in business, this company is pre-destined to become very successful and highly profitable. In spite of their best efforts to avoid it (just kidding).
Because of the BP Gulf Oil Leak fiasco, which was a safety-related accident caused solely by a deviation from a defined safety protocol, it has become painfully obvious that safety is a major concern in the oil biz. I just never realized how easily "the zhit can hit the fan", so to speak. That means that Metapower's software MAY BE key to avoiding future multi-billion dollar mistakes. This could quickly develop into the next MUST BUY software product for Big Oil.
I don't know how much overlap there might be between oil shale and deep water drilling, but surely, the company could capitalize on this situation in some sort of targeted marketing blitz. It might even be going on now and we wouldn't be aware of it unless they told us. So I suppose we will see whatever positive results are forthcoming from BP's major F'-up, in the, hopefully soon-to-be-released, and long awaited financials.
Good Luck to All Longs.
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wamills, "Still less than a billion A/S."
Wow! Last time I checked a BILLION of anything is a whopping big number. But I do realize that it goes with the turf.
You mention MDFI. I played that thru the gigantic move it made. Managed to take some nice coin there.
How about ISCR?
They are doing essentially the same thing. But their approach is to use smart cell phones to store medical data, instead of a thumb drive. And they've applied for multiple patents on this methodology. Plus, they're an SEC Fully Reporting company, planning an uplist to the AMEX.
However, their MedRec deal is somewhat on the back burner right now. Instead, they're makeing big bank on distribution of diabetes drugs to seniors, indigents, and Medicare Part D recipients. They've been profitable 3 Qtrs in a row and actually have a positive P/E.
They have two irons in the fire. So I think it is a much better choice. They do have an A/S of 1.75B but the O/S is only 82M. Check it out!
SO, in the end, as Popeye once said: "Ya pays ya money and ya takes what ya get!".
Good Luck.
VV
lanewbie, Well, you're Very Welcome, Rhoda.
I wish you the Very Best of Luck.
I know that I just warned you about investing in pink sheet stocks. But I just bought a large block in one that I have traded for profit six times in the last two years, and I feel very comfortable with it. I watch it constantly and keep current with the developments.
What I do is called Trend Trading (buy low-sell high, same stock, over and over again). When I find a winner then I will put it in my "stable of ponys that can win". And a "big block" for me is about $250 worth. I just use a small amount of my funds at a time so I stay well within my "comfort zone" and can, therefore, stick with the position for years if necessary. And if it falls down, as they sometimes do, then I can buy more without worry. So you just need to find your own personal "comfort zone" and stay within it.
Unfortunately, it is against the IHub rules to drop the symbol name here, because it would be Off Topic. And since I moderate several forums and assist on others, I feel I must support the site TOU (Terms Of Usage) rules. But you can check my posting record and quickly see which one I am referring to.
Once again... Good Luck.
VV
MTPR shares are On Sale today.
...so I bought a nice block in a single fill.
Nice to be "back in the saddle" again.
Looking forward to the audited financials coming out soon.
Good Luck to All Longs.
VV
OK... Peace!
Let's just stay focused on the company and the stock, as the TOU rules require.
And we can (should) forget about all of the rest.
Peace... and Good Luck!
VV
Two excellent articles on Fighting Piracy on the High Seas
Two Faces of High-Seas Crime
http://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/story.asp?STORY_ID=2436
And check out the picture of the small boat being used for raids in:
Pirates Beware: Force Recon Has Your Number
http://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/story.asp?STORY_ID=2438
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davos, "What's wrong with this thing?"
Negative TA indicators have been in full view for quite a while, months.
The CMF has been solidly negative since the peak in late April. Both the 50-Day and 200-Day Moving Averages have been trending down since about the same time. The tightening of the Bollinger Bands foretold a BREAK either up or down. And today is THE day!
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=UNDT&p=D&yr=0&mn=3&dy=0&id=p26111513601
Many will look but only a few can really see.
Now, at this point, I'm sure someone will respond that TA doesn't work on penny stocks. Yeah, right!
VV
lanewbie, Well, I certainly do wish you the Best of Luck.
Most penny stock players learn the ropes by losing a great deal of money early on. And hopefully, they learn the important lessons that they don't repeat, BEFORE all of their money is gone. But you don't have to do it this way.
I would suggest that you learn something about Technical Analysis and how to read charts, and especially, how to interpret the many indicators, so that you know where a stock is in its cycle. Go to http://www.stockcharts.com and you will find a wealth of learning aids. Bookmark this one because you're going to use it hourly.
Then learn how to read and interpret corporate balance sheets. For whatever company you are looking at be sure to read the SEC filings as soon as they are published. And it also helps to read the earlier reports in order to spot companies that have been successful over time. For this, Go here: http://knobias.10kwizard.com/main.php
And here's a tip for you and for ANYONE who may be reading this post. If you are using the FireFox browser there is a handy plugin called "Update Scanner". You can point it at the SEC filing index page for any stock and the instant a new filing is published you will be notified by a little popup on the screen. If the filing contains significant news then a few seconds head start could either save you a lot of money, or help you make even more.
Use these forums only to find picks (stock to check out) and to gauge "investor sentiment. NEVER buy any stock based solely on a recommendation on a forum. And if someone says the stock is "going To Da Moon!", then this should be a gigantic RED FLAG. It is probably going to hell in a hand basket, so to speak. Trust no one, because mostly, they just want to unload their shares on you.
And finally, companies of pink sheet stocks do NOT file reports with the SEC. So if you dabble in those then you are mostly flying blind. Be very wary of pink sheet stocks, although you can make fantastic profits IF you can spot a good one.
Just be patient, be thorough, and never stop learning about this game. Get all of your "ducks all in a row" and you'll probably do OK.
VV
ComCam files SEC form 4 on 07/15/2010
http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?param=&ipage=7054570&DSEQ=1&SEQ=&SQDESC=SECTION_INSIDER&exp=
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lanewbie, I can tell you're a MOMO player and not a real investor.
I don't see anything wrong with that... really! It is one way to play the game.
But there is far more to this than just: sympol+pps+volume=momo.
There is business track record, share structure, investor sentiment... etc.
Stuff you guys seldom, if ever, look at.
It is all well and good to have a light-weight streamlined way of dealing with stock situations. That can make for quick movement in and out, and hopefully, a super quick profit.
But sometimes that methodology just doesn't work in your favor.
I recommend that you view MODC as your nemesis or your "Waterloo" and you'll be a lot closer to understanding this situation.
I have owned this stock for a LONG time, and just as a point of reference, my average cost basis is about $4.58/share. If I sold it the proceeds wouldn't even cover the commission.
All just my opinion... Have a Nice Day!
VV