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it was merely a drive by bash.
OT posters like me are around...they are lying in the weeds ready to strike and rise up LOL
reminded me of something i often heard from a recently departed uncle. "ten thousand swedes ran through the weeds, chased by one norwegian." probably had something to do with our viking heritage or something. :0)
oh, but there is much good stuff to come. ;)
did someone dump a bunch of shares toward tut to pump?
email i got today......
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i disagree. if you look on that board activity ranking (this is 19th now?) as a measure of liquidity, you can see how the flow of info would be hampered by decreasing that liquidity. info is our currency now. education requires info.
we are not bashing. we are not here to drive the price down. we are not here to get a lower entry.
you've been indoctrinated to think that so that you can be taken advantage of. and you have.
we are here to see how this all unravels. that's how we are better prepared to avoid such disasters in the future.
you should try it. there will be one problem though....someday in the future, while you are getting your education, someone will post that you should get a life, or that they don't know why you are still here, and call you a basher.
i know that would happen to you, happens to me now.
wait a minute.....if too many get educated, who we gonna sell to? who's gonna hold our bags?
oh, no....now we have paid annoyers. what's next?
i'm waiting here with the worm in my mouth.
i am not a paying member, i have no need to post that much. so now i'm out of posts, and i cannot reply to pms.
i know there are some who cannot or will not understand why i'm here at all. i've never posted that much here, especially while i was playing the stock. i've made it a rule to never get too involved on a board for a stock i am in.
i have a lot of sympathy for those who find themselve holding something they wish they weren't. been there, done that. am there, doing that.
for myself, avoiding the support of a board has allowed me to avoid holding bags too often. that works for me. that means i end up selling to someone else that may in the end hold the bag i avoided. that is the game and it is up to the buyer of my bag to minimize their exposure should that bag get heavy. down here in pinky land, that bag will almost always crush you.
too often on these boards, i see people turning investing into a war. first, investing in a stinky pinky is an oxymoron to me.
if it's a war, then selling is quitting.
but....selling is the only way to survive.
so surviving is quitting?
surviving is betrayal of other members of the group?
i see those who've made their money asked to leave.
those who "won" are not allowed. (by some members, not all)
so, by definition, that makes the board for losers only?
that's bs. it's the result of indoctrination, or inexperience.
don't ask me why i'm here. for me it's education.
i will not attack anyone personally because i see myself in many here.
i bear no one ill will. (there are a few that i will admitt to some little pleasure derived from a bit of comuppance)
let's hope so. but there are some that would only want to see what supports their theory. to them, this is a support group. that repells fact.
this is education at it's finest. this is learning at it's healthiest. point, counterpoint, opinion vs opinion, postulate and rebutt.
we are human beings, very social creatures.
we are drawn to interaction in groups.
our strength lies in the fact that we cling to eachother.
we cling to eachother for strength and in so doing, we can do together what we can't do alone.
this is both a blessing and a curse.
people for the most part aren't looking for truth,
they are looking for support.
so, gathering into a group, we are capable of overcoming what would be an obstacle were we alone.
gathering in a group, we are capable of overcoming what would be common sense were we alone.
support groups can be helpful, but they also can be dangerous.
only by familiarizing ourselves with group interaction can we educate ourselves to differentiate the helpful and the dangerous.
cons generally have more confidence in themselves than they merit. they generally overstretch and often that is how they are tripped up.
Rational people do not hang out camped on a stock board posting continual negative spin while professing basically no ownership interest in this stock whatsoever.
that is myth, myth that promoters want you to believe. it is a myth that you must believe or your house of cards come tumbling down. truth be known, i would venture that with very very few exceptions, those you call naysayer are just what you claim they cannot be....rational people.
the only difference between them and yourself is viewpoint. perhaps, like me, they have seen this scenario played out before too many times. perhaps, like me, they have been left holding the bag before. perhaps, like me, they find unravelling the machinations of a penny stock fascinating.
perhaps they, like me, find this educational, providing some increase in armor against the slings and arrows of those who play with us in this mean and nasty game.
they would become a liability only to the extent that it would cost money for defense. don't you just love our legal system.
oh, you'll always be at risk of a bag, just make sure they are small.
i am reading here now about MM manipulation on the big plunge...
if there are determined sellers and no buyers, what you get is a plunge. it doesn't take manipulation. it is the stampede of the herd. this is a stinky pinky. it rides on the emotion of the herd. up and down. no MM is interested in holding inventory in the pinks. they are not going to buy up stock when shareholders are afraid. when people accept that, they will be better able to make money and decrease the size of the bags they hold.
i get the feeling that you are not very experienced (until now) in this end of the market.
your post has revealed 2 things:
you have learned not to trust the company.
you have learned not to trust the message board. you now recognize that you got caught up in the "group think" that these boards become.
buying SLJB was not the wrong thing to do. although your entry was not wise, your problem was not selling. selling is the most important part of making money. the board tried to keep you from selling. that should, and it seems did, tell you something.
once you have learned that you must sell, and not follow the group, and once you learn not to trust, you have learned the most important lessons required for making money in the market.
good luck, and don't "invest"....TRADE. ;)
your description of penny stocks is right on. i would add one thing though. the business of these pennies is to sell stock.
i did play this one, not well, but played. the "projected" "pro formas" was the killer here.
i didn't get the feeling that there was an impending suspension, so i played a bit.
i remember watching someone trying to post some comments about those projections. they brought up my exact concerns. i read one post. i went back to see what the reply was to....deleted as i called it up. so i went back to the post about the projections. deleted as i clicked. i went back to the list. i saw it listed again. clicked on the new one....deleted as i clicked. saw it listed the third time. this time i saw it but it was deleted shortly thereafter.
someone was deliberately trying to keep us in the dark.
it was at that point that i was convinced that this board was dangerous and would cloud anyones thinking.
Wouldn't allowing shorting on a DOWNTICK create a whole new set of problems????
my opinion... (and it appears also to be that of the sec)
probably won't make much difference. shorting on a downtick is probably no different than buying on an uptick, only a matter of direction.
it may increase the number of people shorting (retail) because it would be easier.
it is also food for believers. have you ever noticed that whenever the price is going up, "smart money is coming in"?
have you noticed that the price really only goes up?
there seems to be 3 reasons for a price decline
1) shorts
2)MM's manipulating
3)bashers scaring out weak hands.
no one ever sells.
"investing" is a war in which selling is giving up, and no one ever wants to give up, and everyone is encouraged to hold "long and strong".
as long ans promoters and ceo's can keep the retail herd believing crap like that, they will always find willing bagholders.
another urban legend. like the "confessions of a paid basher".
EVO is a short term trader. fairly successful from what i can tell.
I will reframe from creating any new packaging
gee, and i was looking forward to that "georgia nutcracker" artwork.
one of my earliiest memories was orange kool-aid.
when we were kids, we used to make snow mush in the winter. snow was plentiful and so was our imagination when it came to flavors. kool-aid was an aid.
well, there goes my hat size. probably add 5 pounds too.
careful there, you may be faced with comuppance.
the simulation is really a good idea. a book on basics is good.
but.....nothing would surpass your personal time, one on one. nothing builds esteem like being taken seriously enough to merit someones time.
for the eldest....might i suggest a stool. a high one. sort of a "looking of uncle serfy's shoulder" type.
i can only regard your clinging to and propogating of that falshood as:
1) you really don't know what you are dealing with because you have never looked into the rules,
2) a deliberate attempt to promote some sort of legitimacy regarding this pos stock for the purpose making money. (the only way to make money is to sell, and for that you need a sucker. you would thus be looking to take advantage of a sucker.
i prefer to believe the first as i choose to believe that the vast majority of people are good inside.
so my advice----study the rules. you will find that you will be less likely to make yourself look foolish and you will have a shortcut to evaluating a situation.
and, when you have some experience under your belt in this end of the market, you will be called a paid basher.
i doubt seriously the bashers creed will be overcome by logic anytime soon. there is too much money to be made off those who would hold it as dear as the apostles creed.
cool, minimal engineering. i really think that i will need something like that. i haven't even started this full time but i can see the effects of sitting at the monitors as those black lines in the bathroom scale move along.
spread it far and wide.
that desk....i gotta see more of that. i was thinking i need something like that. got more pics?
voz..
After suspenssion by SEC for ten days the court was in a position to extend it until court is fully satisfied.
i'm afraid that is quite wrong. you may have heard it many times while in the hsm desert, but it just isn't true. it is only something required if the beliefs of the "true longs" are to be true.
the court is only in a position to determine that the investigation take place and to force cshd to cooperate. that is all that has happened in court. the stock is only trading because technology has developed to the point where individuals with a computer can hook up and buy and sell. there is no market now. so in effect, the stock has been kicked off the market.
the only further action that the court can take is to rule on the case brought by the sec, and dertermine penalties. it will probably be at least 2 years before anything like that starts. the only further action that the sec is allowed, is to deregister the stock. that also takes years.
Court let the stock trade again after the expiry of 10 day suspension,only to its disadvantage in greys. That proves that SEC action was not valid.
again, someone has been force feeding you garbage. nothing has been proven other than that the sec should investigate. that the stock resumed trading was not the doing of the court, or the doing of the sec. their hands are tied by procedure. what you have seen happen is merely procedure.
and yes, the sec is protecting the public in this case. they have informed the public that this may be a scam. with that information, the public through it's good judgement should be able to avoid buying this stock from those who want to dump it on them. the problem that the "true longs" have is that the sec is protecting the public from them.
lets take it easy on the voz man.
he has probably been isolated and has probably bestowed on some posters a label of credibility that they don't deserve. the fact that he is still, after all this time, using or refering to terms like "the sec allowed", "the court allowed", or "the sec mandated" that trading resume only reveals that education is required. he's been hoodwinked by self important posters in a group support atmosphere.
education (depregramming, if you want) not ridicule. i have seen the desert from which he comes and quotes. he's starved. give him food, not a fist.
that's one of those crutches you'll have to throw away if you want to walk away with profits. time is irrelevant. probabilities is all you have. what are the probabilities? in that question lie all profits. everything else is loss. the game is always over long before surety arrives.
yep....keep believing that....you'll get suckered again.
you'll keep holding bags until you learn the game down here.
learn the game and you can do well.
you will still end up with a bag or too for a while, but they will be much smaller and of shorter duration.
if you want to learn the game, you must give up all preconcieved notions, all old wives tales, and all urban legends. you have to discard what most "investors" believe.
those beliefs turn trades into bags.
take some time and look at the charts of...oh...about a hundred of these stinky pinkies. what do you see? the business of pinkies is to sell stock to the believers. that's what you see. the key is believers. if you could look back far enough, you could see the changing landscape as each scam d'jur ran it's course through pinkyland. aids test, bird flu, precious metals, voip, nobo's, etc. there are seasons, and we are at the tail end of the nobo season and in the middle of dubai season. what's next?
this "badger" is merely doing this for fun. also, trying to learn how this scam is put together. i probably won't find the whole thing unless someone makes up a flow chart because i don't have a lot of time. i'm not a full time trader like so many here.
the chances of there being a "paid basher" here is just about nil. many are just like me, only this crime show is real.
the key word there is "trade". there are so many inexperienced people "investing" down here in ratland.
but then, there has to be some bagholder types for traders to sell to at the high. i've done my share, it's someone elses turn now.
they sure wouldn't announce that if they wanted to buy, and they wouldn't spend the money on the announcement if they didn't care.
that's my logic. short interest is too small for this to have much effect. short squeeze maybe a nonevent. the timeing here with the grand opening and comming hype might be what they want. they certainly wouldn't want to sell into weakness.
i think buyins just may have shares they want to sell.
it will take on a whole new meaning. it will probably morph into what is required. expressions and words, like everything else humans deal with, are always morphing to fit whatever society requires of them.
we could keep a running "google every 3 months" chart and track it. sorta like a slow motion game of teliphone.
heck, this could be the "OK" (oscar knudsen) of the future.