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For a question on GDGI's bollinger bands: I see the upper band is going horizontal and the lower one is curling down. Is this a good sign?
It historically looks like a good sign. But, I don't know if I understand bollinger bands in depth.
Anyone else see the possibility of a huge white candlestick tomorrow? I'm sort of wondering if it will test the 50sma.
Just wondering... And of course, this is just my speculation.
I think you're right with that. GDGI will reach pennyland soon enough.
Amen brother!
I agree. GDGI is going to do well.
The company keeps adding a new state to their distribution... which seems monthly. It tells me a couple of things.
First, they are busy.
Second, they are increasing in current sales, and therefore can afford to grow.
What would a $3,500 dollar order at this time? Would it help?
Thanks for that. I couldn't remember what was mentioned about it. Thanks. It gives more confidence in the company and the PPS to rise.
Just as a reminder: What was the moratorium for? Was it voluntary? Or, who put hte moratorium on GDGI?
I hope you're right Stockholla! GDGI!
I agree. There are too many here who know where this is going.
I sort of wonder if this will be trading sideways (similar to the month of February) for the next 3-4 weeks, then pop!
I agree. That's how I've concluded it too.
Most excellent reply.
Isn't that awesome?! It sort of confirms that a lot of us in GDGI know this is going multipenny. I know I'm confident.
I don't know if this will help or not. But, my small business is in the makings of building a 3,000 square foot shop, with offices. I've been call updating the costs and realized that Cool-n-Save has to be our consideration when we install A.C.
I emailed yesterday morning at 8am. I got a reply back around 8:36am. The gentleman asked what make and mod of A.C. unit I'd have. He also asked how many kilowatt hours the unit would draw.
My point: They are indeed in business! And willing to respond fast!
It helps me feel more comfortable with investing and buying their product.
Steve, where did you find that?
Good answer. I'm learning. Thanks.
Can a stock reach a sort of "stalemate" if the float is really thin?
And if the float is really thin, could it be possible to have all the shares frozen (bought up)?
I'm wondering this because it seems to be showing a similar pattern in the mornig: A small purchase of shares and the stock goes up 12% (or something along that line).
I was wondering if they were selling the small Cool and Save at a retail store of some sort. Good to see that.
Why does it read, at the bottom of page 27, "Cool and Save does not seem to be still in business"?
And the order of 18 Cool and Saves don't have a cost associated with it.
Am I crazy or did I not read that right?
Help me before I have a heart attack.
I agree. I think they reinvest capital back into the company responsibly. Nothing wrong with that. GLTA!
Is this going back down to the 200 day MA?
My target is .04
There are times I think I'm settling for less and there are times when I think I am wishful thinking.
I have an aweful time with making up my mind of when to sell.
To sum up the attorney letter: Would it be fair to say that GDGI is simply legit?
If this is the case, would this help validate (or trust) the next PR?
And if those points are true, would it be fair to think they may have some very good news?
Just speculation. But, am I on to something?
I see what your saying now. Thanks for being patient and thanks for sharing your experience.
Okay. Good. Is that rule for short term trading?
If I looked at the weekly chart, would that help me if I were a long term investor?
What is the purpose of a weekly chart then?
Not being argumentative. Just trying to learn. I often wonder if I should hold on certain stocks short term or long term. Thanks.
Isn't that on the daily chart? I'm referring to the weekly chart. The weekly shows the 200ma at $2.88 (at the moment).
And I still haven't had a really good answer to my original question. And I know there are plenty of qualified people on this board.
Thanks for that sir!
I don't think this helps.
I'm still in my rookie stages for trading, so bare with my question.
I notice on the weekly chart, the 200 day simple moving average is at $2.88. http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui
According to stockcharts.com it gives a snap shot of nearly 3 years, on the weekly chart. Is that taking an average from 3 years back? Because if we looked back 200 days, the average would be lower (I think).
I just don't want false expectations of where this stock could go. Because if this were to jump to just half of that $2.88 pps, there would be many of us set for life here.
True. I didn't think about their filtration system. My bad.
Now I see why you say "no competition".
As they say, "Imitation is the best form of flattery."
Go GDGI!
I'm in GDGI too. I agree with most points, however, there is competition that is very similar to Greenway's. And the fact that there is competition, doesn't mean that this stock won't be a big money maker...
Google the words "AC pre-cooling" or "pre-cooling AC".
There are at least 3 other companies out there that appear to be privately owned, if you dig into the research. (If they were IPO's I'd invest in them too. The market for pre-cooling AC will be big).
The big plus for Greenway's Cool-N-Save is it is rated by the US Department of Energy and EPA as an Energy Star Partner.
I don't know if the other competitors have that sort of backing. Therefore, Cool-N-Save may be the best of the AC pre-cooling systems.
Never the less, GDGI will make some people some good money!
Sweet! Have you seen/used their products?
I agree. It sounds like they will be putting their best foot forward.
They gave this invitation with plenty of time for people to book it in their schedule.
I wonder what the limit of share holders to attend would be like.
I'm loading at these prices!
I guess it's just the nature of the business... Most people, including myself, would think of it to be "too good to be true."
I don't own a milly at all... But, my original strategy was to sell at a penny. (I got in at .0014)
However, I'm wondering if I should hold longer, since it appears to have much more potential than I thought.
In the past, when I had a strategy and ignored it, I didn't earn as high of a profit as I wanted. So, I may stick to my original plan after all.
It all depends on all indicators, the closer we get to that penny!
Is is crazy to add more shares to my total, even if it averages up a little? (I've only been trading about a year, I'm a rookie).
Do traders do this to try to get momentum going to a break out?
Good point. I'm sure it will pay off for Pepsi.