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LOL....that's pretty funny. Post the link so we all can read it.
Man, you have gone to great lengths over the years to lie to people about this stock. Hope you're getting paid enough by "your team".
BTW, how come "your team" isn't bailing out this stock now?
Or all your government contacts?
Sometimes, it's not fun being right.
Everything monroe touches is a scam.
I have to assume that everyone on this board went to see the movie Dumb Money.......How in the world can you still believe there will be another short squeeze here? The movie told you it's over!
Yeah, I took the quick money on a couple of companies coming out of bankruptcy.
Was it Healthsouth (I think) that was once at like .015?? Can't recall now, but I sold quickly (around .38) then it went to $40 I think.
Did the same with with AMR (now AAL). They were teetering on bankruptcy and a pilot buddy of mine called me before the news hit the wire that they had restructured. I think I bought it like .24 and sold it later in the day for a triple....continued on to $54. I had 50,000 shares.
And lastly, I sold my percentage of a baseball team....then they went to the World Series two months later!
Man! You sure follow a lot of sectors and caps!!
World running out of helium?? Didn't even know that was possible. Where does one mine helium? From clowns?
every single stock board you post on, the stock goes to zero.....if you were a decent human being, you'd warn those mullets what you are about to do to them.
The same thing you did here. We can look stock by stock if you'd like....when you posted there, current price...
No one can be that bad at picking stocks.
And worst of all, you STILL try to defend them. This company is long gone, but you still think the next pump and dump will save you??/
So basically, all your money is tied up in dead stocks waiting for a pump???
Great "investment" strategy.
You only HOPE everyone has me on ignore, but they don't. I get pm's all the time.
Ya can't own everything.
You hit some, you miss some....you move on. I once owned some Apple back in the Steve Jobs days, many many splits ago and sold it for a small loss. How do you lose money in APPLE?? I own 1700 shares of it now for about 52% gain since 2021, but I don't want to even consider what I would have had.
"That means that $10,000 in AAPL stock purchased 20 years ago would be worth about $5.08 million today, assuming reinvested dividends."
Geez, shouldn't have looked that up!
I once had a ton of MSFT options.....I mean a LOT! Someone convinced me to sell them for a break even. The very next day they announced a split and the options went up $12. I would have made a killing.
Too many stories like that. Gotta remember the good ones.
Looks like the CEO left back around 2015, and a pump and dump firm bought it out.....what exactly is going to make this stock run now?
Lemme guess....leronlimab?
Yeah, you were a genius. Just like the post below when you made a bunch of lying promises to get people to hold.....but wait....now you're saying I missed the time to sell? So you were selling while you continued to pump. What surprises were you referring to? The one where the stock went from .0044 to .0008 in two weeks?
Monroe1
Re: JackAskSlap post# 108379
Friday, October 15, 2021 12:22:18 PM
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108401
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Agreed, come on in fellas enjoy your brew, come next week we got more surprises for you. It's going to be a really good show!
False assumption on Ruby. They opened up the mine and decided to not pursue it more. Doesn't mean anything other than if needed they will mine despite some saying they never have or will. However for those who know mining know that decisions have to be made to best utilize capital. Shows they know what they are doing. Never wasted. Good thing is Mr. Leopold knows his business and is one of those innovators who dares to do something and not sit home behind a computer. We know Perry doesn't blab just to blab but issues updates when warranted. From what I hear... updates are being worked on. The little canary in the mine shaft told me so.
Hey, tell us why Red Cliffs hides their company name behind Typenex?
FOOTNOTES
* Reporting person Red Cliffs Investments, Inc is the Manager of reporting person Typenex. Reporting person Typenex has rights to convert a Secured Convertible Promissory Note into shares of the Issuer’s common stock. The number of shares of the Issuer’s common stock beneficially owned by Typenex as of the date of this filing was 106,099,575 shares, which is 9.99% of the 1,062,057,813 shares that were outstanding on that date (as reported in the Issuer’s Form 10-Q filed on October 29, 2015).
LOL....I'm on ignore, but you're responding to me?? Not sure you know what that word means.
Who made you the hall monitor where you get to decide what this board can read?? You've already stated you want only positive posts, so reality is moot to you.
you realize, you're doing exactly what deerballs wants, right? He can't post here, so you're taking his posts from a different website and posting them here for him. If you aren't working with him, you are certainly assisting him in getting his posts out. Who cares what he's posting elsewhere?
How did this go for you??? Boy, sure screwed some people over on this board!! No pump and dump huh? Man, history sure screws you.
Monroe1
Re: hinkydink post# 108673
Tuesday, October 26, 2021 10:14:31 AM
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108677
of 112188
Haven't seen any P&D's. Seen quite a few P&S's though. FYI, our CEO doesn't need to P&D. He is quite comfortable. $NBRI$
BTW, hope to buy RTX in the next couple of days. I'm thinking, under $90 is good enough. Hate to get too greedy though.
I do two things on IHUB....
1) Look for smart investors I can follow
2) Expose scam penny stocks
Sadly, I've done way more of number 2 than number 1.
As I tell people in penny stocks, if I'm posting on your board, that's not a good thing. I'm still at 100% on exposing scams.
Funny thing is, when it comes to penny stock mullets, they'd rather people lie to them with positivity, than tell them the truth what they don't want to hear.
Over the years, I've converted a fair amount of people away from the pennies, but not nearly enough. Ironically, people send me private messages saying they wish they had listened sooner. Very few ever state it publicly though....and several later, bring me another penny stock with the promise that "oh, this one's different!!"....then they get mad at me all over again when I tell them it isn't.
Interestingly, sometimes the CEO's of the companies don't even know their stock is being manipulated. Knew a guy who was the CEO of a penny stock. The stock started going crazy, ran from pennies to $6. When I asked him why, he had no clue.....turned out it was very thinly traded and easy to manipulate and a pump and dumper started the rumor Warren Buffet was buying it up.
The RSI is nearing 90, so near term overbought based on that, but it had formed a lengthy base with the 8 month consolidation, and when that happens the breakout can be more dramatic and sustained (at least that is what is taught at 'chart school' lol). Also, as various articles have noted, SMCI's valuation is still very cheap when compared to Ai darlings like NVDA, and revenues should continue to climb at a rapid clip.
So, you defend his being wrong and giving false information, while complaining about my being correct?
That's a heck of a way to choose your heroes.
I've been very positive about my good investments. Why would you attack people for giving you accurate information? Does it make you feel better to hear what you need to? Give you an excuse for the spouse?
4 years of his lies and you cheer him on for a positive attitude??? You are aware he now admits he was selling shares, where at the time he was promising not to sell, right?
And THIS is why my posts are not intended for you. You'd be best served to just put me on ignore.
BTW, for a guy who likes positivity, I notice you only post attacking posts on people.
I have many stocks I prefer not to watch. I might be enticed to do something stupid like sell. Just looked at my $LLY.
Put $100k into it (mostly back in 2019). Took the dividends on about 90% of it and reinvested 10% of it (don't remember why). Should have reinvested all since the dividend has doubled.
Anyway, just noticed this morning it's worth $676k.
Remind me why anyone needs penny stocks?
Ð......I have many stocks I prefer not to watch. I might be enticed to do something stupid like sell. Just looked at my $LLY.
Put $100k into it (mostly back in 2019). Took the dividends on about 90% of it and reinvested 10% of it (don't remember why). Should have reinvested all since the dividend has doubled.
Anyway, just noticed this morning it's worth $676k.
Remind me why anyone needs penny stocks?
Resistance at $37 currently.
I'd consider above $33 due to a dividend though. Not before.
Deja vu??...and 4 years later.....Were you just wrong then?
Monroe1
Monday, April 27, 2020 1:57:06 PM
I like how the CEO handled the slow crappy fda. He is a consummate diplomat and sharp businessman. I like the company better now that ever just hearing him. On top of that all the product positives!!!
Monroe1
Monday, February 05, 2024 10:21:23 AM
thank God we have one of the leading authorities on HIV as our CEO who also is the leading authority on leronlimab with HIV.
The same happened to $SSYS.
I don't understand why the 3-D industry became worthless.
Maybe someone here can explain what I missed.
I did find this
https://solevant.com/why3d-printing-stocks-are-down/#:~:text=Some%20factors%2C%20such%20as%20competition,government%20incentives%20favoring%203D%20printing.
This time we will have trials that mean something being well designed
Thank goodness the company has never reported good news like this before......wait a minute....they may have......
CytoDyn and its former CEO Nader Pourhassan told investors repeatedly that a clinical trial had successfully demonstrated the effectiveness of an experimental treatment for HIV, and that a completed marketing application had been submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Interesting. I've never read a drug study report before. So that one was done a few years ago and reported last year?
Looks like the placebo people survived. The people on the drug had one death and one person missing???
How would a drug with these results get approved?
Great! I'm thrilled to read that anyone is actually listening to me. Don't know if you follow my board or not, but I may be a tad subjective, but I think it's worth it.
Now, SMCI is over $600 as the weekend gave people time to read about it.
Funny, was watching Dumb Money movie last night and they talk about the meteoric rise of Gamestop. Supermicro is doing the same except it's a real company.
Only problem is, I really thought I had the pullback read correctly. It was a rookie mistake by me to sell all shares.
Rarely do I see a 4 week rally. It's almost always 3 weeks. Be careful.
Considering he owns See's candy, I'm not sure he'd want a competitor, or perhaps it would be a money saver?
LOL....you mean like his next door neighbor???
I believe he had a nephew or son who was/is a Judge.
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/ga-supreme-court/1544249.html
BTW, I had posted this on my board. I've been saying, I think Latin America is the place you want to have some money right now...
China vows to keep up spending in 2024 after stimulus cut:
China pledged to keep spending this year despite a property market slump weighing on key government revenue sources, raising hopes that fiscal expansion can provide more support for a slowing economy. Fiscal spending in 2024 will be maintained at a “necessary intensity,” Ministry of Finance officials said Thursday. Hours later, data showed that Beijing withdrew stimulus last year, with 2023’s overall deficit at 8.84 trillion yuan ($1.2 trillion). That was lower both in absolute terms and as a share of gross domestic product than the previous year, according to Bloomberg calculations based on official data. The more conservative fiscal stance reflects government concerns about debt, and expectations that consumer spending would drive demand for goods and services after the end of coronavirus restrictions. But economists have argued that weak government stimulus amid a property downturn was a key cause of sluggish demand and deflation. Bloomberg.com
BOE REACT: Cuts getting closer, first move likely in 2Q24:
OUR TAKE: The Bank of England is warming to the idea that it will likely be able to cut interest rates this year. A dissenting vote for a cut, softer guidance and a forecast that endorses the idea of multiple rate reductions in 2024, all support the view that the next move is likely to be down, it’s just a question of when. The Monetary Policy Committee held its benchmark rate at 5.25%, in line with our view and the consensus expectation. The vote split was 2-7-1 -- a significant shift from the 3-6-0 vote in December. Catherine Mann and Jonathan Haskel still favored tighter policy but Megan Greene joined the majority in voting for no move. We think Swati Dhingra’s decision to vote for a 25-basis-point cut is more significant. She cited the growing risk of overtightening. A look at past easing cycles indicates that, on average, it takes two more meetings before the majority sides with a dissenting vote for a cut. Bloomberg.com
Euro-area prices slow less than expected, clouding ECB cuts:
Euro-zone inflation eased less than anticipated at the start of the year -- testing investor expectations that the European Central Bank will begin lowering interest rates as soon as the spring. After a pick-up in December driven by base effects, consumer prices rose 2.8% from a year ago in January, Eurostat said Thursday. Core inflation, which omits volatile components such as food and energy, also abated less than envisaged, to 3.3%. The ECB predicts more disinflation this year, but at a much slower pace than in 2023, when price gains plummeted to as low as 2.4% in November. It still only expects to reach its goal in 2025. Bloomberg.com
Three Latin America Central Banks cut rates as Fed stays put:
Three of Latin America’s key economies plan to keep easing monetary policy after delivering another round of interest rate cuts on Wednesday, in sharp contrast with Federal Reserve signals that US borrowing costs may only fall after March. Brazil lowered the benchmark Selic rate by half a percentage point for the fifth straight time and promised to keep the same easing pace for the next two meetings at least. Chile delivered a jumbo cut of 100 basis points while Colombia lowered rates by a quarter-point, both of which were split votes with the minority backing faster easing. Latin American central banks are pulling away from their counterparts in advanced economies, reaping the benefits of early and aggressive monetary tightening campaigns in the wake of the pandemic. Bloomberg.com
Awesome! At least you're looking at better support/resistance lines.....but, I believe I said yesterday
P.S. let dolphin know the resistance is currently at .192....then again at .217
If it happens there, it's happening here......
Eight Twitter finance gurus charged with criminal pump-and-dump scheme / ‘We’re robbing f*cking idiots of their money.’
The Verge
By ADI ROBERTSON
Dec 14, 2022
https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/14/23508963/twitter-atlas-trading-discord-pump-and-dump-sec-doj-lawsuit-criminal-charges
The US Department of Justice has charged eight online finance influencers with criminal securities fraud for running a $114 million pump-and-dump scheme on their collective 1.5 million Twitter followers.
According to an indictment, members of a Discord-based forum called Atlas Trading used that platform and Twitter to promote stocks they’d purchased in large quantities, making misleading statements about the stocks’ value and their intent to hold it. Once followers had driven up the price, the group allegedly secretly sold off the stock to maximize their profits. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a parallel civil complaint. Both complaints charge seven of the men directly with securities fraud, while an eighth member is charged with aiding the conspiracy through a finance podcast. The conspiracy allegedly ran between January 2020 through at least April 2022, covering an explosion of interest in securities trading during the pandemic.
“I’m playing this extremely smart”
The conspirators include Edward Constantinescu (who went by Zack Morris on Twitter and currently has 500,000 followers), Perry “PJ” Matlock, John Rybarczyk (who went by “The Stock Sniper,” with 267,000 followers), Gary Deel (“Mystick Mac,” with 143,000 followers), Stefan Hrvatin (“Lade Backk,” with 150,000 followers), Tom Cooperman (“Tommy Coops,” with 129,000 followers), Mitchell Hennessey (“Hugh Henne,” with 237,000 followers), and Daniel Knight (“Dan, Deity of Dips,” with 170,000 followers). Knight ran a podcast called Pennies: Going In Raw that was co-hosted by one of the alleged fraudsters and, according to the SEC, promoted the others as expert traders.
The defendants’ fraud charges carry a maximum penalty of 25 years each, and Constantinescu faces an additional 10 years from a charge of engaging in unlawful monetary transactions.
The case is a still relatively rare example of legal fallout in the risky, personality-driven, and positivity-obsessed world of finance influencers, who pair unofficial trading advice with conspicuous displays of success — in the case of the eight defendants here, “pictures on Twitter of luxury residential properties, vehicles, jewelry, and other luxury items.” And the Justice Department’s indictment quotes a series of brazen text and recorded voice conversations between the alleged scheme participants.
At one point, Knight mocks an unnamed co-conspirator who frets about getting caught and says he wants to make buys “the right way”: “The f*cking right way? We’re robbing f*cking idiots of their money,” boasts Knight. (Asterisks reproduced from the indictment.) In the same conversation, Cooperman describes the mechanics of how Rybarczyk pumps stocks:
Like, what [RYBARCZYK] does is he alerts it, and then, like, five minutes later all his little minions start, like, retweeting it, and saying ‘added with him,’ so it, like, builds the hype back up. It happens every single time. They have this sh*t down to a f*cking science. It’s great.
In another recording, though, Knight worries some other members of the right might be getting too brazen. “I’m playing this extremely smart, for the very long term. If you don’t think all these f*ckers go to jail or at least get sued, you are crazy,” the indictment quote reads. “Just wait and see ... It’s market manipulation.” (The indictment’s mention of unnamed co-conspirators and recorded conversations implies that, as is not uncommon in finance schemes, somebody was snitching on the metaphorical group chat.)
Twitter shows that Atlas Trading members were identified as stock pumpers well before the indictment. An account called GuruLeaks, for instance, posted multiple tweets warning about the group. But the replies include defenders — “who cares ... I’ve been in since Feb,” reads one tweet from May 2022.
The manipulated stocks included China SXT Pharmaceuticals, Torchlight Energy Resources, GTT Communications, Surface Oncology, Alzamend Neuro, Universe Pharmaceuticals, ABVC BioPharma, DatChat, and Brickell Biotech. The Justice Department urges people who believe they were victimized by the scam to contact the address or number listed in its press release.
Geez! Now you're assigning me homework!
Yeah, my Dad was also a strong buy and hold guy.....it took me a lot of years to convince him to hold a little cash and diversify....although I've come to believe in his philosophy about dividends.
FWIW, I convinced him to sell his BRK some years back and replace it with MSFT, GOOG, EMR and a couple others. I've never done the math to determine if I was right, but pretty sure I've outperformed BRK over the years. The only advantage to have held it is, the cost basis would have gone away.
I really believe when Warren dies, there will be an exodus in the stock, in spite of all their efforts to convince people all will continue the same. I'm wondering overall how much performance will be lost without Charlie Munger.
When I first started with my charting, it was the Investor's Business Daily chart books and the CANSLIM method. I used to take my chart books to the ballpark with me and chart between batters. I was lucky to find a very good teacher early on. He warned me to stay away from derivative products and leveraged bond funds.
I'll check your other boards, but you sure are busy.
Ð......$META has tested my patience a time or two, but glad I've held. Just announced their first dividend ever, although it's not much. It's an indicator it is moving more to the blue chip category.
I bought in 10/21....up about 50% Although it's up $85 today!
Ð......Some thoughts on the foreign market....
China keeps trying to spend its way out of their market decline. ...it's still not working...
China vows to keep up spending in 2024 after stimulus cut:
China pledged to keep spending this year despite a property market slump weighing on key government revenue sources, raising hopes that fiscal expansion can provide more support for a slowing economy. Fiscal spending in 2024 will be maintained at a “necessary intensity,” Ministry of Finance officials said Thursday. Hours later, data showed that Beijing withdrew stimulus last year, with 2023’s overall deficit at 8.84 trillion yuan ($1.2 trillion). That was lower both in absolute terms and as a share of gross domestic product than the previous year, according to Bloomberg calculations based on official data. The more conservative fiscal stance reflects government concerns about debt, and expectations that consumer spending would drive demand for goods and services after the end of coronavirus restrictions. But economists have argued that weak government stimulus amid a property downturn was a key cause of sluggish demand and deflation. Bloomberg.com
England pretty much status quo in a fairly flat market
BOE REACT: Cuts getting closer, first move likely in 2Q24:
OUR TAKE: The Bank of England is warming to the idea that it will likely be able to cut interest rates this year. A dissenting vote for a cut, softer guidance and a forecast that endorses the idea of multiple rate reductions in 2024, all support the view that the next move is likely to be down, it’s just a question of when. The Monetary Policy Committee held its benchmark rate at 5.25%, in line with our view and the consensus expectation. The vote split was 2-7-1 -- a significant shift from the 3-6-0 vote in December. Catherine Mann and Jonathan Haskel still favored tighter policy but Megan Greene joined the majority in voting for no move. We think Swati Dhingra’s decision to vote for a 25-basis-point cut is more significant. She cited the growing risk of overtightening. A look at past easing cycles indicates that, on average, it takes two more meetings before the majority sides with a dissenting vote for a cut. Bloomberg.com
Euro-area prices slow less than expected, clouding ECB cuts:
Euro-zone inflation eased less than anticipated at the start of the year -- testing investor expectations that the European Central Bank will begin lowering interest rates as soon as the spring. After a pick-up in December driven by base effects, consumer prices rose 2.8% from a year ago in January, Eurostat said Thursday. Core inflation, which omits volatile components such as food and energy, also abated less than envisaged, to 3.3%. The ECB predicts more disinflation this year, but at a much slower pace than in 2023, when price gains plummeted to as low as 2.4% in November. It still only expects to reach its goal in 2025. Bloomberg.com
Ahhh, Now I believe this is the place to be looking to...Latin America. Mexico looks interesting as well as South America. Still early enough to make some money here...
Three Latin America Central Banks cut rates as Fed stays put:
Three of Latin America’s key economies plan to keep easing monetary policy after delivering another round of interest rate cuts on Wednesday, in sharp contrast with Federal Reserve signals that US borrowing costs may only fall after March. Brazil lowered the benchmark Selic rate by half a percentage point for the fifth straight time and promised to keep the same easing pace for the next two meetings at least. Chile delivered a jumbo cut of 100 basis points while Colombia lowered rates by a quarter-point, both of which were split votes with the minority backing faster easing. Latin American central banks are pulling away from their counterparts in advanced economies, reaping the benefits of early and aggressive monetary tightening campaigns in the wake of the pandemic. Bloomberg.com
If you would have told me that 20 years later, there are still people waiting on their CMKX check, I'd have told you that was too stupid to believe.
Right now I'm trying to figure out how Vinny is not in prison. This makes no sense. He was only a low level mobster.
Geez!! Cranky? I can't remember everything you've ever said. Besides, that was just the lead in to the question. You're supposed to know how he evades the law?
He has had soooo many counts against him with a supposed 80 years of jail time.
I recall when he used to hide money under his kids names...now it seems they've joined in his ventures.
Interesting note.....
Kevin Williams has now sold ALL of his shares of VPLM. Will he be issued more, or does he know (like the rest of the insiders do) that common shareholders are getting nuttin?
Many of you have posted about Barbara having plenty more shares....not Kevin.
https://www.secform4.com/filings/1410738/0001934737-24-000004.htm
I'm sure someone will have a good excuse to offer. Maybe deerballs will give his one post now?
In looking, it goes back further....you were around in the PCBM days.
Which BTW, I just noticed LoCastro is running a Communications biz among other things...
PRESIDENT
LOCASTRO ASSOCIATE ALL PRO, INC
Jun 1997 - Present 26 years 9 months
I can't recall if you were following back in the PCBM days, but how in the heck does Vince LoCastro avoid prison.....or death???
All Pro Communications, IncVincent LoCastro
Director of Marketing at All Pro Communications, Inc
Effingham, South Carolina, United States Contact Info