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Send Mr. Lovatt an e-mail and let him know how you feel and that A PR would set things right.
with all indicators showing positive, Saint peter would have to pry them from me.
Right now buying pressure would send it going through the .0004-.0005 region straight into the .0006's.
It took me some years to learn technicals, but they are just that Indicators. Its like you have to look ahead of the lines on the chart and make an educated guess where they will head next. Just put on a gypsy hat, earrings and buy a crystal ball, or do what I do and place stocks on a dart board and which one I hit I buy :)
It took me some years to learn technicals, but they are just that Indicators. Its like you have to look ahead of the lines on the chart and make an educated guess where they will head next. Just put on a gypsy hat, earrings and buy a crystal ball, or do what I do and place stocks on a dart board and which one I hit I buy :)
CLDR is in good shape. We all want to make money but patience is needed to make money.
Example: take $5000.00 and place it in a savings account for one year. At the end of the year you will be lucky if you made a $50.00 return.
Place your money on a stock that has a bottom, accumulation, and no dilution. Eventuallty traders flock there to put momo on it. You got in at .0004 (example only) and it runs to .0010, you just made a 150% return.
Which is better?
I been accumulating myself. We all say news, news where is the news. This one is shaping up to run hard. All shares sold have been accumulated and now as we all now volume preceds price and PPS runs faster when the ACC/DIS is at a peak.
I have been accumulating here myself. I like the technical indicators showing a major spike coming.
I have been accumulating here myself. I like the technical indicators showing a major spike coming.
CLDR moving smoothly betwen the .0004-.0005's now. Accumulation continuing with the ACC/DIS as high as it has ever been in this stock. MM's cannot hold down for long.
CLDR is a technical play here. major accumulation with the MFI, Slo Stoch, and TRIX positive. It has been accumulating for the last four weeks since I have been in it. Starting to move between .0004-.0005 very smoothly now. Upper bollie has been breached yesterday. Looking for a breakout.
Holding all here. Some of the people who were here two days ago flipped out yesterday. I have to say one trader I am glad is gone.
CLDR is primed here and holding. NITE and HDSN of the ask. Buy them out and the .0005's get thinner since some wish to dive at .0004.
CLDR has had some nice runs even when B/A was the IR. When news hits of a new IR and where the company is headed we will push through the .0005's.
Yea NITE is just goofing off here. The .0005's were hitting nicely. Just pressure and this sends the bollies into a new direction.
CLDR is heading in the right direction here. Churn the .0005's and we chip away the MM's. NITE is just shorting here to keep the PPS down. earlier 500K sent NITE back to .0005.
NITE will continue to play here until buying pressure sends us up.
I would bet my left N*t tha there isn't many shares at the .0005 mark.
CLDR .0005 up. looking to break through here.
CLDR looking to break through the .0005's today. Volume steady on the ask.
CLDR running. .0005's hitting hard
CLDR running today .0005's up
Here is a speech given by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in March of this year at the university of Washington.
Steve Ballmer speech at UW: "We're all in" for cloud computing
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Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer talks about the future of cloud computing at the Allen Center for Computer Science on the University of Washington campus Thursday.
Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer gave his first speech at the University of Washington on Thursday morning and said Microsoft is betting the company on cloud computing.
In the strongest language yet, Ballmer signaled the Redmond software company's total embrace of cloud computing, the evolution from a company still primarily known for its PC software Windows and Office to a cloud computing company.
"This is the bet for the company," Ballmer said. "For the cloud, we're all in."
Ballmer spoke to an audience of several hundred students and professors at the Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science and Engineering. UW President Mark Emmert called it "hanging room only" as he introduced Ballmer, with students watching from the upper-level balconies as the Microsoft CEO spoke in the foyer.
Cloud computing is being heralded as the next-generation shift that combines the Internet and computing so that software, content and data can be stored in remote servers run by other companies and accessed from computers, phones and TVs through the Internet. Many consumers are already using cloud applications such as iTunes, Web e-mail such as Hotmail, Flickr and Facebook.
Microsoft began selling cloud software and services Windows Azure and SQL Azure at the start of February.
Ballmer began the speech with a video asking UW students how they defined the cloud. After several fuzzy answers, the interviewer asked UW football coach Steve Sarkisian. First he sketched out a football play on a whiteboard in a cloud shape. Then he said, "The cloud's a computing model where the physical model is extracted to enable people at work or play to have access to data across devices."
Ballmer went on to outline several dimensions of cloud computing:
• The cloud creates opportunities and responsibilities. "For years in the pre-cloud era I spent my time meeting with software developers who had a brilliant idea and said we have written an application and we have two customers right here in Dubuque. Can you help us find customers in Des Moines and Seattle?" Ballmer said. "You think about infrastructure that will now support a wide class of creators." He also spoke about the need for privacy and security.
• The cloud learns and helps you learn. To illustrate it, Microsoft did a demonstration of Bing Maps, which incorporates user data, photos and information such as hyperlocal news and mashes it up on a map. A zoom on a North Seattle neighborhood pulled up a blog report that a taco truck had a fire, for example.
• The cloud enhances your social and personal interactions. "I think we will have succeeded with cloud the day we agree that virtual interaction in the cloud is as good as being here," he said. Microsoft also did a demo of Xbox Live where the Xbox avatars of Ballmer, Emmert and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates sat in a living room and talked trash while watching television. While the service is not yet available, it shows how Microsoft wants to position Xbox as a social-network television hub.
• The cloud wants smarter devices. "PCs don't look like PCs five years ago, and the cloud has a lot to do with it," Ballmer said. "Phones don't look like phones five years ago." Microsoft, which has been trailing Apple's developments with iPhone and Google's Android, recently announced a redesign of Windows Mobile, renaming it Windows Phone 7 Series. The new phones will start selling before the end of the year, but are not yet available.
• The cloud drives server advances and vice versa. Microsoft brought a "cloud in a box" to the UW campus — a shipping container filled with 10,000 servers. What many companies promise with the cloud is that companies will no longer have to manage their own servers. Microsoft, Salesforce.com, Amazon and Google will manage and run servers. "There shouldn't be people babysitting all these machines," Ballmer said.
• The cloud fuels Microsoft and vice versa. "About 75 percent of our folks are doing entirely cloud based or entirely cloud inspired," Ballmer said. "A year from now that will be 90 percent." This full embrace of the term cloud computing is new for Microsoft. Up until now Microsoft was still pushing the term "software as a service" to describe cloud software.
Ballmer also took a dig at Google without actually saying the company's name. "It's great to know about 83 million sites, but if you're trying to find something specific ..." he said. "As part of the U.S. health care debate, I decided I need to learn about health care for society. Try that one out" with a search engine, he said.
He talked up Microsoft's search engine competitor Bing. "We may only have our little 11 percent market share but — vroom — we're keeping our heads down and we're hiring."
An audience member said in the Q&A session after Ballmer's speech that Microsoft has been late to the Internet and now with the cloud.
Ballmer said, "I think we're at the front or tending to the front. ... In the phone case and certainly in the search case we've got work to do."
Carlos Marin, a senior computer science student, said the talk was interesting. "Everything was based on the cloud which Microsoft is now focusing on." Marin got Ballmer to sign his mug after the speech.
Still, Marin believes Microsoft is lagging in other areas of innovation.
"I think they're always a little bit behind," Marin said. "Now they're doing Windows phone, which is going to be just like the Apple iPhone. They kick their butt a little."
Another computer science student, Erik Milneson, watched Ballmer speak from the third-floor balcony. "It was great," he said after the speech. He is excited about the shift to cloud computing. "It's individual computer power versus cloud computer power, and it's just so much more powerful and valuable
CLDR looking to breakout of the .0004-.0005 region with heavy accumulation continuing to uptrend. Mondays trading saw CLDR trade over 89M shares with Accumulation in the .0004-.0005 area. End of day saw a minute spike to .0003 then back to the .0004 area. Slo Stoch. TRIX, MACD, and the quick break of the upper bollie is showing CLDR to be a great technical play for now.
Great technicals here with a straightening of the CMF and ACC/DIS line.
News and technicals make an explosive mix when used at the right time.
I agree. Press releases can show which direction the company is going and what their business model is accomplishing. But Lowman we know here in pinkyland some companies take advantage of PR's to Dilute or dump.
There is a company that I will not name but has over 40 PR's in three month period ( This happened about 6-9 months ago) with no substance to back them up. All that time they were masking the 25B A/S they had ( never told the S/H's about the increase) and dumped 6B of that A/S during that time frame. They have since R/S'd and starting the rinse, cycle, repeat again.
Another Stock SDI* fell from a high of .03 to now trading at the .0002-.0003 mark by diluting the 50B A/S they have. Some on that stock lost 20 Grand thinking bounce.
I know we all have Horror stories about this type of manipulation. All I am saying is when CLDR does put out a PR about the new IR, Updating pinksheets, Vizual mobile coming on line, Contracts signed, we will fly.
SSWC was heavily promoted. I would rather see the slow steady accumulation here. As I said before the ACC/DIS is higher than it has ever been. The MM's cannot hold down the PPS for much longer with this much positive Accumulation. The 50-100 day MA is slowly making their way to cross. SLO Stoch, Trix, MFI all positive here.
True to a point, but when a stock continues to put out press that is fluff, it turns sesoned investors away due to the company using those press releases to try and pump the stock or mask dilution.
It would be a stellar day if Mr. Lovatt addressed every point he made in the Q/A session on a PR. But for now CLDR is a technical play, with major accumulation never seen before on this stock.
I believe news is forthcoming. I am glad news has been slow recently. To many PR's make the PPS plummet also. The last PR was Oct 4th.
Hey Lowman:
CLDR has to clean up flippers and accumulate those shares. The ACC/DIS has never been higher. The MM's can only hold for so long. Buying pressure is increasing each session. We need a 100-150M day to truly punch through to the 100 day MA.
CLDR accumulating with volume moving up during each trading session. ACC/DIS line along with the Slo Stoch, MACD, TRIX, and MFI all in positive territory and moving north.
CLDR indicators showing a major breakout potential in the coming trading sessions. The upper Bollie sitting at the .00045 was broken through yesterday with volume steady at the .0004 range.
CLDR was associated with Big Apple up until July of this year. CLDR ended the contract and is in the process of announcing a new IR Firm. News coming shortly. CLDR is in the process of updating filings on pinksheets to correct the symbol from Stop sign to current.
When an MM is assigned to a stock does not automatically mean a spike in price here. CLDR has to churn shares to move forward.
CLDR the one to watch. With the ACC/DIS as high as it has ever been on CLDR, a massive breakout pattern is showing in the chart indicators. The TRIX, and SLO Stoch are crossed over and moving north with the RSI steady and the MFI holding stroing in the plus side.
CLDR News is forth coming on a new investor relation firm taking Big Apples place. Vizualmobile is moving forward with contracts being sought in the Europe. Africa, Middle east sectors which by the way is the hottest growing areas now.
CLDR is in the process of updating their stop sign on the OTC market and aggressively pursuing positive growth potentials in the mobile cloud market. At this mpoint in time major companies such as HP, Google, Apple, Microsoft, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint/Nextel is actively pursuing the Cloud mobile market. A small company by the name of 3PAR was bought by HP for a large sum even though 3PAR was never profitable. CLDR has positioned itself in the European market place which is by the way the hottest market now. CLDR is partnered with Microsoft. Will a buyout happen, I do not know, but the potential is there.
CLDR looking to move higher with the 89M in volume on mondays trading. Each day the volume is higher with the ACC/DIS moving higher than it has ever been on this stock.
CLDR Breakout is happening here with the upper Bollie pierced yesterday and accumulation now at the .0004 mark. This week should see a resetting of bollies with the 50-100 day MA being tested here.
As we all know Accumulation happens before PPS spikes and CLDR is accumulating massively.
Whena stock has been taken down to a certain level, Flipper groups move in and flip it for a small gain. Buying pressure eased up in the afternnoon with the MM's taking it where they wanted it to go.
CLDR ACC/DIS is still climbing. Breakout pattern emerging from here. When an upper Bollie is broken through, either a major spike happens immediately or accumulation above the break is needed to send the stock further. Churning is the game here. Yesterday was a good trading day as we churned the shares. People looking for a fast break should understand Volume before price. It will take a better volume than yesterday to move quickly or we go a little slower and accumulate on the way up.
Good flips yes, but they are selling way to early to those with longer gain intentions than just a one or 2 bag here. If the shares dumped by CLDR is declared illegal by the SEC this stock will soar.
I agree. A one bag wonder. CLDR has much going for it and major news coming out soon. A least those shares are being bought up.
NITE will play the short game here to try and keep the PPS down. Needs buying pressure to push him off.
Seems NITE now has shares at .0004. Been trying to blast through.
Already am. I have a buy in at .0004 and it has been 5 minutes and no fill.
Last run a few weeks ago was the last of 450M shares dumped. This time around we will see higher lows. will churn out of the .0004-.0005 region very soon.