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Help me understand, If BDGR now has 86 mill. O/S and a year ago we had 22 mill. shares, an increase of 46 million shares.
and a stock price of about $0.80 a year ago and an average selling price of approx $0.35 = $16 100 000 from selling treasure stock.
Now wheres the money???
CCOP down 46% to $0.07, something must be up and we have a
Holiday coming next Wed., should slow next 2 weeks.
Mr. Z
Its looks like you are finding your sweet spot, GOOD SHOW.
You are right on target
Thanks
Become a better Investor. ( No hidden agenda or meaning)
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The Tycoon Report:
6 Simple Rules to Think About Before Investing Your Money
Jason Jovine
I can’t begin to tell you the number of times that I hear this question: “How many shares (or contracts) of that stock (option) should I buy?” If subscribers get a suggestion to buy a certain stock or option, they often do not know how much of it they should buy.
Let’s start off with a few simple rules:
#1. Risk and Reward go hand in hand.
#2. Remember that your situation is unique.
#3. Think in terms of dollars invested rather than number of shares or contracts purchased.
#4. Think in terms of percentage gains rather than actual dollars made.
#5. Know the context in which you received the recommendation.
#6. Can’t forget Mr. Opportunity Cost.
Let’s take them one by one, shall we?
Rule #1: Risk and Reward go hand in hand.
This is rule number one because so many people tend to forget this simple fact of life. This rule does not just apply to investing and/or trading; it also applies to every aspect of life.
If you speed through that red light or stop sign, you probably will make it to your destination faster (reward), but if you get caught, you will, at the minimum, get a ticket, or you may even injure or kill someone (risk).
If you bought that call option that expires two weeks from now, you may make more (reward) if the underlying stock goes up than if you bought the option that expires in nine months, but you have a greater chance of losing all of your money (risk) since you only have two weeks for the underlying stock to move higher.
Are you with me?
Rule #2: Remember that your situation is unique.
You need to be completely aware of your situation. Everyone’s situation is based on many factors such as age, net worth, annual income, and risk tolerance just to name a few.
If you are 90 years old and living on a fixed income, you probably don’t want to trade options. If you are 40 years old, making $200,000 a year with $1,000,000 in the bank and $5,000,000 in the market with your Bentley parked in the driveway, you can afford to play options and take more risk, in general, than the 90-year-old.
If you are living paycheck to paycheck and your electricity is about to be shut off because you have not paid your bill for three months, you probably don’t want to spend your bottom dollar on options.
Are you with me?
Rule #3: Think in terms of dollars invested rather than number of shares or contracts purchased.
I have always been fascinated by the fact that someone would rather by 1,000 shares of a $10 stock than 100 shares of a $100 stock. Hey, folks, guess what? Either way, you are investing $10,000 into each idea.
Nine times out of ten, the $100 stock will carry less risk than the $10 stock. This, of course, is not true all of the time. Just remember that markets are, over the long term, efficient. That $100 stock is valued at $100 for a reason. Usually it is because demand exceeds supply.
You can profit from trading in the stock market from stock market “hiccups” or inefficiencies, but over the long term, the market is a self-correcting mechanism.
There is a term called “arbitrage” which helps stocks stay where they ought to be. Arbitrage basically means, “The purchase of securities on one market for immediate resale on another market in order to profit from a price discrepancy.”
Folks, there are traders with a whole lot of resources who are sitting out there with a whole lot of time, money, and sophisticated computer systems, and they are waiting for any price discrepancy to appear so that they can pounce on it (think lions on the Serengeti waiting for Wildebeests).
Trading on big, well-known companies is less likely to give the “Average Joe” the opportunities to make money from these price discrepancies. Average Joe needs to look in areas with less competition to make money from these “hiccups”.
If Mr. Joe is going to buy big, well-known companies, Jason Jovine (that would be me) suggests buying them for fundamental reasons. Think of my recommendations from the past (e.g. CVS, ANSW.) CVS I wouldn’t dare trade (too many people watching it). I bought it because it was rock solid on a fundamental basis for the price I (and hopefully you) paid for it.
ANSW - Well, I could get away with my fancy tricks that I keep hidden up my sleeve (I charge people for this, but sometimes I give them away for free in The Tycoon Report; stay tuned, ha ha.)
RULE #4: Think in terms of percentage gains rather than actual dollars made.
Forget about dollars. Think in percentage terms, folks. Trick question here. Which would you rather have, a stock that goes from $20 to $25 per share or a stock that goes from $50 to $65 per share?
If you choose the former you still have a way to go in the learning process. If you choose the latter, you were correct. The former gave a return of only 25% and the latter gave a return of 30%.
Once again, always think in percentage terms. This is the best way to look at a situation objectively instead of emotionally.
RULE #5: Know the context in which you received the recommendation.
Who gave you the recommendation that you are about to buy? Was it your barber? Maybe it was that annoying computer nerd that knows a thing or two about technology? He heard that such and such company had a great technology and was going to be the best thing since sliced bread.
Guess what, folks? He may be right! They may have a great technology, but that doesn’t mean that it will translate into a higher stock price. I have seen many people (including myself about 15 years ago) buy into nonsense from people who think they are market pros who, in reality, know absolutely nothing about how the market works.
I have worked on Wall Street since I was 18 years old, and I am in my thirties now. I have an MBA in finance, and let me tell you that 99% of the people out there are just great marketers, nothing more and nothing less. WAKE UP TO THIS!
RULE #6: Can’t forget Mr. Opportunity Cost.
Let me, first of all, define opportunity cost for you. You ABSOLUTELY MUST know what it is if you don’t already. Opportunity cost is “the cost of an alternative that must be forgone in order to pursue a certain action. Put another way, the benefits you could have received by taking an alternative action.”
In other words, folks, DO NOT think that you are or were successful investing because you made money on a particular investment. You always need to ask yourself if you chose the opportunity that could have made you the most money.
In other words, if you invested in option A, and it returns to you 25% instead of investing in option B that would have returned 50%, then YOU MADE A MISTAKE!
I know it takes some getting used to, but you always need to try to find a place to put your money that will give you the HIGHEST RETURN with the LEAST AMOUNT OF RISK!
Until the next time, folks, spend your hard-earned money wisely.
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Mr. Z
I won't come out of the cl or self-imposed jail until Monday. Talk about a load of ammo, I don't know what I want to talk about first.
It must be Christmas because I am making a list, and yes
I am checking it twice. With all the ammo that is coming my way and forcing me to now dodge bullets, I am going to have to recruit a few volunteers. I am open for suggestions.
Thanks
Can you help? I want to talk to FRANK LOVE, do we have a phone number?
Thanks
Mr . A
My post looks cryptic, Something happen to some of my words. Let me try again .
I can"t operate with out PROOF ,can you help?
Can you help me find that number in stone, I can 't
work with PROOF, Can you help?
Do you have any PROOF that I can back it? Point me in the right direction.
Thanks.
Mr. ACCURATE
I am not know what the share count is for sure, but if we use 68 000 000 then the
dilute stock is over a 300 per cent increase over the 22 000 000 that BDGR posted in a New Release.
What did the big boys say and you said mr.x said to send it back, please make a copy, good tradeing
Just the TV off with my favorite soap opera so I can concentrate on Ihub
Me too, and I have a itchy finger.
More will read you, if you don't use all CAPS, That is considered shouting.
Thanks
Dear Sir
We all have choices, I prefer not to bash but to change the company bad habits , to hurt no one and I hope you make a ton.
If BDGR would have been totally transparent we would not be having this conversation.
If we would all pull together we could help Joe turn BDGR around
"One last question; if an audit is produced, WHICH IS NEEDED."
Thank you for confirming that one is needed! With an audit it will confirm where we are and help point us in a direction to
head and implement a plan to turn this company around.
You know Bdgr need proper management to push this company to the next level. BDGR needs to overhaul the board of directors
and separate or merge all of the entities.
No body is against BDGR buying shock back unless the money is needed to turn the company around.
THANKS
No comment at this time.
Thank you
No comment at this time.
Thanks
advice from speculater:
A RE-POST TO THIS BOARD (FOR INFO ONLY) no hidden message
By: speculater
24 Jun 2007, 11:52 AM EDT
Fully Understanding The Press Releases
When crafting together a PR, most companies go to great lengths to compact a lot of information into a small concise space. This is especially true of the 4 recent BCEI/Core-SSTP/USSE PR's. They contain a ton of information in a relatively short amount of time. Personally, over the years, to properly understand a PR, I have found it immensely beneficial to read and reread the same PR at least 5 times, preferably over a period of several days. I am amazed at the new nuggets of information I glean every time I reread a PR. I think that investors that only read a PR once, just do not absorb all the information that is available to them. Therefore for current and prospective investors alike,
I repeat
Joe needs to step up to the plate and provide us a NEW PLAN OF ACTION for operation going forward. and an Audit to show us where we stand.
No more double talk.
No more half truths.
No more faulty number.
REP
I don't think they (Joe and/or his relation who post on this board) believe in the fairness doctrine.
When I was buying Bdgr stock @ $.70 Joe was selling company stock
without telling any body. NOW THAT THE PRICE IS LOW HE is telling us he buying it back. (Pump and Dump to fund Who?)
Bdgr outstanding shares went from 22 million shares to
68 Million Shares during the same time, A 300% increase in Outstanding Shares.
YES we need an audit that only fair and Joe and his board needs to tell the stockholders HOW THEY are going to TURN
THIS COMPANY AROUND ASAP.
What are your thoughts? Anybody.
Jmap/OIL MAN
I don't think they (Joe and/or his relation who post on this board) believe in the fairness doctrine.
When I was buying Bdgr stock @ $.70 Joe was selling company stock
without telling any body. NOW THAT THE PRICE IS LOW HE is telling us he buying it back. (Pump and Dump to fund Who?)
Bdgr outstanding shares went from 22 million shares to
68 Million Shares during the same time, A 300% increase in Outstanding Shares.
YES we need an audit that only fair and Joe and his board needs to tell the stockholders HOW THEY are going to TURN
THIS COMPANY AROUND ASAP.
What are your thoughts? Anybody.
ZZZZZZZ
I will talk to you in a week, I cant Wait and to much to talk about.
Thanks
ACCURATE
I submit for your approval.
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Announces Release of Comprehensive Audited Financial Statements and Assets and Further Seeks to Become a Fully Reporting Bulletin Board Company
OIL CITY, LA.,Xxx 13, 2007 (PIMP NEWSWIRE) -- Joe XX, Inc. (Other OTC:BDGR.BS - News) today announced the completion of their SEC mandated comprehensive audited financial statements and assets. The Company's audited financials can be seen at http://www.BDGR/Joe Lanza.co/corporate.Bs, BS.
``We're extremely pleased to announce the completion of our audit,'' said JOE LANZA, Black dragon President and CEO. ``This has been a longer than expected process, but now that our audit is completed we are embarking towards becoming a fully reporting company and expeditiously moving to the OTC Bulletin Board exchange,'' stated Mr Joe.
The audited financial statement disclosed Joe Dragon has $2,172,000 (Two Million One Hundred Seventy Two Thousand Dollars) of unencumbered assets at the close of the last fiscal year, DECEMBER 31, 2006.
``Our mission and goal are to provide total financial disclosure to our stockholders and supporters,'' LANZA said. ``Now we can diligently pursue various opportunities to provide substantial revenue and growth to the Company via the sale of our proprietary OIL CAPs and Video of products and to aggressively seek synergistic strategic acquisitions on a global basis,'' concluded LANZA.
(As you know this News Article is NOT TRUE)
Maverick
How long have you known Joe and what is his business plan
to turn this company around?
if we look at a 2or 3yr chart we have slid for a long time
and Joe is on thin ice.
Nobody wants to here pump and sell Oil we want an audit and a plan to turn this company around.
What would you do if you were Joe?
Thanks.
Why did JR and Stanton part and JR is moving north?
I think you are right! also I think a big portion of the pumps and slapping other stockholders around
are coming from Joe Lanza relations.
Do you think that BDGR will ever become a transparent company?
If so how do we accomplish that?
Would Joe allow that to happen?
Would he ever step down and put in new management?
Thanks
Mr. Z
go to post 327 & 328
Did you see the June 15 announcement where the CEO was selling shares in rrc. Now would you like to see all companies do that.
If BDGR would adopt these ethic of rrc we would not be having this type of conversation and the stock would be much higher.
Accurate
You did not drink the Kool-aid, and its time for Joe to
give us another round, damn that stuff is bitter-sweet.
Take a look at (RRC) this is where bdgr should be.
I sold it out 3yr ago at $5 to buy more BDGR. They have the same business plan. I guess it goes to show what good management can do.
I am told Privet placement is selling to rise money just to pay bills and wages and should be restricted.-
Point well taken, we are stuck plus a cost of $500 to $700
to get your stock free trading. Now were you told that when
you paid for the stock?
This is the one that got away. Now look what they could have had. But decided to sit on there thumbs for two years with no new business and weight for Way-Links which will be one more before deployment.
Company management is to busy doing other things to make this company roll.
Who is the information officer and where is the PR? you are siting on the information highway and its all most free.
Thanks.
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Add $25 000 000 To IPHE
Press Release Source: iPhone2, Inc.
iPhone2 Signs Term Sheet to Acquire CLEARBAND Group of Companies' Assets. Acquisition is Projected to Add $25,000,000 in Revenue Over the Next Twelve Months
Wednesday May 9, 8:00 am ET
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., May 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- iPhone2, Inc. (Pink Sheets: IPHE - News) today announced a Term Sheet in which the Company will acquire the 51% of The Clearband Group of Companies, with an option on the remaining 49%. iPhone2 has taken over managerial control of the Companies as of this date.
This acquisition includes over $3,500,000 of audited unencumbered assets as well as a three year agreement to deploy WIFI and VoIP services in Madison, WI, with an estimated value over $25,000,000 to the company. The Madison agreement calls for city-wide deployment of Clearband's SmartCity Wifi and VoIP services. Clearband has several similar agreements expected to close shortly with additional cities. iPhone2 expects to close the acquisition the first week of May.
iPhone2 Inc. is an innovative Voice and Video over Internet Protocol communication provider offering residential and commercial customers affordable and user-friendly ways to communicate more efficiently. iPhone2's OfficePhone2.0 is the Next Generation of Communication Products enabling small-to-midsized companies to enjoy the benefits and features of large, expensive phone systems without the prohibitive initial expense or ongoing maintenance costs.
"The Clearband acquisition opens new and profitable markets to deploy our industry leading IP communication services," said John Scafidi, President and CEO of iPhone2, Inc.
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I think they are using stock sales averages volume times the stock price = cap. When stock price gos to .0002 the cap will double, the same as the stock you hold. I cant wait to see the an audit.
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Thank you for the info. here a little more.
http://hytechapps.com?
http://hytechapps.com? HHO gas
for info only
Let me say this, I want this company to soar to $2 or $5 but you and I both know that it does not have a chance in hell until Joe backs up this company with an AUDIT.
Joe has little trust among stockholder's. So, if he can't or won't or at minimum, make some attempt to build that trust starting with an AUDIT, BDGR will be among the fallen.
If you guys want to pony-up $70K and take me out of my position, I would be more than happy to go away ASAP. Balls in your court(s).
Thanks.
Charts Talk, it is obvious that you would like to stop me from posting, and from your standpoint, I can understand this. However, it is obvious that you do not want an audit and/or you wish to see the stock to soar merely as a ploy to stick newbees with this stock, hence sticking it to "them (the newbees)" when you and Joe sell out. Good luck as I WILL NOT QUIT POSTING, and I certainly will not put my head in the sand so that you can continue to scam others.
Thanks
I see you are studering , are you concern that Joe may do an AUDIT and what it might show??
Thanks
This was a re-post of news on BDGR Yahoo, Have a look, also please re-read and correct your numbers.
By the way did you see an announcement that Joe or BDGR was increasing the Outstanding Shares from 22 Million to XXXX? and what was that Date of the announcement??
Thanks