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Thanks.
In from $.0104 to $.0144...out from $.0185 to $.0355. Back in again at $.0161 about 3 seconds before the bell.
I was one of the suckers that didn't sell sooner. There's no sense in sitting in a stock while the MM's drive it down more than 50%. Which, unfortunately, I did this week. Would have been better to sell for a tiny loss and watch for re-entry. I'd already flipped this several times for 30% profits. I'll take that any day as long as I can keep my losses cut at 4-6%.
Out for small $$$ but big % loss. Should never have stayed in this long. Should've sold for a 8% gain when I had the chance. A good trader never stays in a losing trade. That's what's called a bag holder. A good trader will flip for peanuts rather than betting the farm on one stock, especially if he has to ask "What do you think the PPS will be next week?" A good trader never KNOWS what a stock will do, nor does he or she profess to know with supreme confidence and excessive use of "LOL"'s at anyone whose opinion differs. A good trader will get out of a stock as soon as it starts going against him, and get back in when the going looks clear. Am I a good trader? Nope. Not yet, but I'd rather flip for peanuts than bet it all on a stock in which I have unjustified confidence. For those here asking advice, get out. Seriously. Take your losses and buy back in when the going looks good. Staying in a losing stock is never a good idea. Always best to get out and watch for re-entry. "Losers average losers."
Already flipped this for a profit 3 times. I'm still ahead from those gains despite being in at $.024 right now. Otherwise I'd have sold already. To me, this still looks incredibly bullish, especially on the 1 hour and 4 hour charts. Not sure the news is substantial enough, yet, and the 10 billion A/S makes me nervous, but I'm going to try to be patient here.
I think so. Definitely looks like MM manipulation to me.
TD Ameritrade has no minimum. At least they haven't since I signed up in August 2014 to use Think Or Swim.
I've never had a penny in the account and I use Think Or Swim every day.
Think Or Swim. Sign up at TD Ameritrade, search for the Think Or Swim platform, download it. Should take less than an hour, and you don't have to put up any $$$ whatsoever, it's completely free to use. I use Think Or Swim for level 2 quotes and stock scanners, and I then trade with E-Trade.
Jack, glad to see you're out of Blackbird!
Was that you right at market close on Propanc?
-B
They let me buy last week also...but would not let me sell the next day. Try entering a limit order, see if they let you. You'll probably get a message telling you to call them in order to sell.
I bought a few days ago and E-Trade won't let me sell without calling either. I don't have much $$$ in this stock, or I would've called days ago to sell.
Hoping the "D" comes off tomorrow.
Thanks Ninja.
While I don't particularly have any long-term faith in TBEV as a company, I've been watching you for many moons and am often impressed about how accurate your calls are. I've even gone back to when you joined this site and have matched your calls up to charts and PPS at that time.
I stopped trading OTC's for a while because I didn't seem to have much luck with them, but I was (and still am) relatively new to trading. I've been wanting to get back into OTC's, however, so I've been watching you, I Like BB Stock, and a few others very closely.
I'm skeptical about this company. Very well may be a dilution machine? I do have a small position, though, and I'd like to be able to get out of it at any time.
That being said, I discovered E-Trade wants me to call them in order to sell it. Does anyone have experience with this? Pretty sure I've traded stocks after a reverse split and never had this happen? Can I call them and have them sell on the spot?
Should the stock run or head lower next week, I'd like to be able to sell ASAP.
Thanks.
Just sold 3,500 shares for $0.08 with a limit set at $0.07.
Glad to be out with more than double what I had yesterday.
Will buy back in if/when the going looks good.
-B
I'm still here, you bastards!
Been a shareholder here since mid August. While looking back, I wish I had sold for the one small profit or one of the several small losses I could have taken along the way.
I'm still here though, and owning this stock has taught me a lot during this, my first year of trading. I also have to thank all the posters here in this forum. I've learned much from lurking here the past several months. It's been fun, exciting, and I learned important things I may not have learned elsewhere.
I never intended for this to be a long-term hold. I'm going to give BBRD another month or two before I sell, and then, no matter the potential, I'm not holding a losing trade this long again.
Seems like it's been holiday mode for a while. ;)
News. Nice.
7 cents to 12.5 cents on 20,800 shares?
The result of such a low float?
Seems like once there's some volume behind this, it could do exciting things. I've bought in twice so far but I think I'm going to start buying/trading this a lot more once we see 20+ cent ranges.
I'm curious, what are people thinking about the outstanding shares as compared to the float? Are you seeing this as a ticking bomb that once the shares are no longer restricted, one might want to be out of BBRD before dilution starts? I'm wondering what the intentions behind, and possible outcomes of this might be.
Thanks so much for helping with all my questions!
-B
To info@werpo.us...."Hello, my name is Brad and I was wondering if WERPO has any intention of updating its shareholders as to the status of the company post reverse merger and reverse split?
I understand that it takes time and a lot of work to complete a reverse merger and acquiesce to the changes, but your shareholders are very anxiously awaiting updates of any sort. Keeping shareholders in the dark is an easy way for them to lose confidence in a company.
Might we be expecting a Press Release or any sort of updates/news anytime soon?
Thank you so much. -Brad"
From Christian@maximumperformanceadvisors.com...."Brad:
Thank you for your interest in WERPO. We will be handling the investor and public relations for WERPO moving forward. We are discussing a corporate update at this time to inform investors of the direction of the company post reverse merger. Hopefully we can get something published within the next week so.
If you have further questions, we are available to answer any public inquiries.
Best Regards,
Christian Hansen
Managing Director
(858) 381-4677"
I emailed info@werpo.us on Thursday and received a reply on Friday. They've always responded to me within 24 hours, but this time the response came from Maximum Performance Advisors. WERPO website still has info@werpo.us as contact. I realize this email discrepancy might just be minutiae compared to the long silence, but I hope they can get that taken care of soon. I might have deleted their reply if I hadn't recognized my own heavily ...........'d subject line in the subject line.
I'm hoping this is the in-between period when they're trying to get all their ducks in a row before they go out there and knock 'em out. If what I've seen/read/heard about WERPO is true and the company doesn't drop the ball, then the potential here could be immense. That's why I'm here. And it interests me. This is a company/technology I would follow even without anything invested.
Now, would anyone on here mind explaining to me like I'm a 6 year old why it would be beneficial to have a ticker change? I've read a lot of talk about it. Thanks.
-B
All excellent points. Thanks, TheJosonOne. Your informative posts on here have taught me a lot. Not just about BBRD/WERPO, but about due diligence and researching a company.
My trading was based on price action chart analysis. Even after I began using L2 quotes in August, I didn't start learning how to look deeper into a company until I found this forum. I've even emailed WERPO 2 or 3 times myself at this point. I still don't know how you find some of the things you find, TheJosonOne, but I'll learn.
Thanks again.
That's comforting. Thanks.
Thanks.
I guess I am a true lurker. I'm on here every day reading nearly every single post. I feel like I practically know some of you. It's a strange feeling.
Good point about the technology being cheap enough to replace, I didn't think about that. Their equipment being able to withstand the very waves that power them has been my main concern since I first bought in.
Hey everybody, I'm Brad. I've owned a small position in BBRD since August. I started trading this year and I've put in about 40 hours a week, every week, in addition to my full time job.
I've scoured the internet, countless hours spent studying anything I can find, and I found the forums on this website. I've read just about every post here on the BBRD forum for the last 2 months and I've easily learned just as much here about trading and the market than I have anywhere else. Carefully reading every word you guys have posted here....I just want to say thanks.
I've mostly been following JackG, because while I'm sure guys like that can be wrong now and then, they have a good nose for things.
I've hung on here, nervous at times, but this week was exciting!
Folks on here, let me ask you...I've lived on the water most of my life, I've seen storm waves lift 50 bajillion pound boulders and plop them in someone's backyard...do you think the SDE/WERPO technology can withstand such wave energy? Can anyone offer more information on this topic? Thoughts?
Thanks for everything!
-B