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Have not had chance to check this out.
Re. stock symbol / cusip - WAMKQ / 939322830:
The above-listed stock is part of a non-mandatory reorganization or tender offer, which currently expires on 11/11/2010.
Where to find more information:
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Thank you Ilene!
Ilenes i remember the comment made to you by Mr. Sussman and believe it to be true after much DD on him. Maybe you would like expound on it. If not i understand.
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Not my desire at all. But man, some of this stuff drives me nuts.
And I guess, and I've seen it here before, if someone doesn't say "that's not true" (and give the link/facts) then in 3 posts it's a new fact, in 10 it's "lore", and in 20, it's being repeated around the globe at the water cooler.
What kills me is taking the time for the "lore and myths" post, and even re-posting it today, to help calm/educate people.
And it's clear that only a few read it.
I guess people just post and want answers and then leave and don't read other stuff.
"Lore and Myths" - kindly read if you haven't.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=56143398
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Your doing a great job and i am sure many here understand you losing your patience.Hang in there!
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jhdf51
I am quite happy knowing that Susman is behind the scenes directing this MASTERPIECE w/o giving away our hand to the enemy or in this case ROSENCRAP!!!
The more silence from him the better I like it, his presence will be felt when and only when it is required.
GO WAMMMMMUUUU
GO SUSMAN
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Exactly! You hit the nail on the head.
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Agree....whatever happens here beginning Monday, it has been an honor being apart of this board I have learned alot. Many great people have spent many selfless hours doing DD and some go to the hearings and take the time to report back to us. I just want to say thanks to those people (I don't want to go through all the names for fearing i'll miss somebody) they know who they are. Everyone deserves to make a million bucks here, best board i've
ever been apart of. I LOVE YOU MAN!
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Hestheman; I agree with every word,great job! I am in to the end of this debacle.
So did i. GLTA
Very well put!
So am i;Thanks to somebody choking!
Not that i can find,last time 2-24-2009
I am big WAMUQ fan and fan of the DUCKS.[Ducks ranking] No respect[Rodney Dangerfield] I thought i was being funny.
Feeling like Rodney Dangerfield. [The DUCKS]
Very good post as they were the key to getting this train on track.
Great job, Thank You
Got music now.
Agree ,and looking good for the Ducks.
Same here long to the end! Best to you and all longs.
A quotation from the Sioux leader Crazy Horse, who shouted "Hóka-héy, today is a good day to die!" meaning (loosely), "Let's do this, today is a good day to die!" Often incorrectly thought to be a famous saying translated from the Siouan language.
[edit] Phrasetoday is a good day to die
1.An expression of willingness and even eagerness to give one's life in the name of one's cause.
Agree; good post!
BFHJ was pumped on 9-30-10 by Wise Alerts and on 10-08-10 by Cool Penny Stocks.
Welcome aboard;good to see in another newspaper.
There was a time when the individual stock investor could only buy and sell stocks during the regular trading hours at the major stock exchanges. In the United States, these hours are typically from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. However, online trading began to rapidly gain popularity in the 1990s, leading to a greater demand for stocks in general, and particularly a demand for the ability to trade stocks after the traditional business hours. A Form T is a form that brokers are required to use to report transactions that occur after the market’s usual hours. Trades that occur outside of regular market hours are thus referred to as Form T trades.
After-hours trading had been available for some time to institutional investors and high net worth individuals, but became more widely available in the late 1990s to individual traders with the rise of Electronic Communications Networks (ECNs). If an investor or trader is a customer of a brokerage that has access to an ECN, then they can engage in Form T trades in the after-hours marketplace, which is open an additional two and a half hours after the traditional markets close in the U.S. An ECN acts as the go-between for buyers and sellers in the after-hours market.
For the individual as well as the institutional investor, Form T trading does present a few important advantages. If the investor happens to find out something that may have an effect on the price of a stock after hours, they have the convenience of acting on that information immediately. Otherwise, it would be necessary to wait until the markets open again, by which time the information will have reached many more investors, making it harder to profit from the situation. Form T trading also makes buying and selling U.S. stocks more convenient for foreign investors who operate outside the usual hours of trading in the U.S.
It should, however, be noted that Form T trading should be done with the utmost caution, especially by the individual investor. The risks may in many cases outweigh the benefits. The biggest drawback of after-hours trading is the lack of liquidity. This simply means that for some stocks, trades become very difficult to execute, and some stocks may not trade very little or not at all during extended hours. Additionally, depending on the broker, an order may not reach all the possible venues where it could be executed, so if it is executed, it may not be at the best possible price. Some investors do feel that the risks of Form T trading are worth the rewards, but it is best suited to those with the most experience in the market.
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I have had buys and sells many times that I have placed right at the close and they not go through before the 4:00 p.m. close but show up moments after the close as form t trades.I'm speaking from experience not hear say or some myth.
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Was not trying to step on anyone's toes ,but had been told it was the MM's balancing there books. As of now can not find any information on how Form T pertains to OTCBB's that do not trade in after the markets usual hours.
Form T Definition;
A NASD-required form that is used by brokers to report equity transactions after the market's usual hours.
There was a time when the individual stock investor could only buy and sell stocks during the regular trading hours at the major stock exchanges. In the United States, these hours are typically from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. However, online trading began to rapidly gain popularity in the 1990s, leading to a greater demand for stocks in general, and particularly a demand for the ability to trade stocks after the traditional business hours. A Form T is a form that brokers are required to use to report transactions that occur after the market’s usual hours. Trades that occur outside of regular market hours are thus referred to as Form T trades.
After-hours trading had been available for some time to institutional investors and high net worth individuals, but became more widely available in the late 1990s to individual traders with the rise of Electronic Communications Networks (ECNs). If an investor or trader is a customer of a brokerage that has access to an ECN, then they can engage in Form T trades in the after-hours marketplace, which is open an additional two and a half hours after the traditional markets close in the U.S. An ECN acts as the go-between for buyers and sellers in the after-hours market.
For the individual as well as the institutional investor, Form T trading does present a few important advantages. If the investor happens to find out something that may have an effect on the price of a stock after hours, they have the convenience of acting on that information immediately. Otherwise, it would be necessary to wait until the markets open again, by which time the information will have reached many more investors, making it harder to profit from the situation. Form T trading also makes buying and selling U.S. stocks more convenient for foreign investors who operate outside the usual hours of trading in the U.S.
It should, however, be noted that Form T trading should be done with the utmost caution, especially by the individual investor. The risks may in many cases outweigh the benefits. The biggest drawback of after-hours trading is the lack of liquidity. This simply means that for some stocks, trades become very difficult to execute, and some stocks may not trade very little or not at all during extended hours. Additionally, depending on the broker, an order may not reach all the possible venues where it could be executed, so if it is executed, it may not be at the best possible price. Some investors do feel that the risks of Form T trading are worth the rewards, but it is best suited to those with the most experience in the market.
Correct!
And I'm buying.
Awesome posting with great DD as usual JJSeabrook!
Thank you; Steelheader7
Last pump i can find was on 9-30-2010 by Wise Alerts with no compensation.
Coming outa the woodwork this morning!
My Ameritrade account is a IRA and placed mine at 16.00 no problem.
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Is there a way around the max that Ameritrade allows GTC order prices that far exceed current ask? Previously..I tried setting it at $10 and they kept cancelling my order. Will try again.
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Good DD Thanks.
Glad to see you back!
Thanks for looking out for us.
Very good read.
http://www.susmangodfrey.com/?id=75
Good post!
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Wow this board is thinning out ...anyway...
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I believe everyone's just lurking!
The same happened to me last week on 2 million shares that i got at .00029 and was listed as sell.
I believe you are spot on!
Points well taken.
The last promo was 10-08-09 that i can find.
Appreciate your effort'Impact625'and honesty.Good job!
Thank you
Steelheader7