I wish I had $25K just layin around..

LOL, In MCIG's case, two more down days before going back up :)

MD. Never fall in love with a stock. Some profit is better than no profit or loss. I figure if you covered your intitial investment when you took your profits - then the rest on the table is gravy.

Who actually makes the product(s) for mcig? Seems like they're the ones who we should be investing in...

Death Cross approaching at 2.31. A bullish sign would be if this bounces back up. A bearish sign is continued downward trend since January 8th, 2014.

Broke below it's 50 day average over two weeks ago, so, this is obviously a short term correction. If the 50 day average goes below the 200 day average of 0.26 - then this puppy could drop down to 0.20; which is the next level of "support".

Break down to support of $0.30?

The last financial report was unaudited.

Several similar companies have had their trading halted.

""questions that have been raised about the accuracy and adequacy of information in the marketplace and potentially manipulative transactions in PHOT's common stock".

http://seekingalpha.com/article/2165283-growlife-why-it-got-halted-and-what-you-need-to-know-before-trading-resumes-on-friday-april-25th

Is this something to be worried about?

They do have a good looking product, and great marketing....

By unique, do you mean they own a patent on the design - or that the concept of having a vaporizor for any herb/weed/leaf product?

I haven't really seen anything in writing that they own patents on anything. Plus, what are the chances that MCIG stock will be halted like what happened to PHOT?

What is the big deal about MCIG?

I'm interested in buying shares, but have some questions. It seems like there are hundreds of e-cig companies already.

What makes their product unique?
Is it solely based on price point (meaning MCIG products are cheaper than their comeptitors)?
Do they own any actual patents or are they using the same technology as everyone else?
Net revenues?
Distribution problems?
Do they actually make the products themselves or do they contract that out to someone else (are they just relabeling)?

Thanks...

What did they promise?

How does FDA ruling on banning e-cig for under 18 affect MCIG?
Plus, what is the earnings on this company?

How does the research by Los Alamos National Laboratory relate to NENE?

My apologies. It will be interesting to see if support between 1.80-2.00 will hold up. If not, the next level of support is 1.25-1.50

Humpback,
Absolutely. There can be many reasons why this stock hasn't moved; like the one you mentioned. But, imo, it still remains a speculative stock.

Am a novice about the sector and investing, but technically, it isn't good that this stock DIDN'T break out above $3.00 on the recent news. Part of it my have to do with the following:

http://www.cnbc.com/id/101528314

"Starting at 11:57 a.m. ET, a major player started buying May 1,995-strike put options on the S&P 500 for $133 per contract. The trade was not executed in a single block, but over many smaller trades between 11:57 and 1:12 p.m. (and the prices of the contract varied, getting as low as $131.70). On the whole, 15,450 contracts were purchased. And since each contract controls 100 shares, this trade cost about $200 million.

Since a put gives its buyer the right, but not the obligation, to sell the underlying security at that given strike price, this implies a bearish bet on the market that will make money if the S&P 500 is below 1,862 (1,995 minus $133) at May expiration."

Plus, bottom line is that the company hasn't made .01 cent yet in sales, no earnings to speak of, so it is a pure speculation trade.

IMO, it looks like in a trading channel between 2.21-2.60. A breakout above 2.60 is bullish, a break below a support of 2.21ish is bearish; which mean it might see 2.0 is the next level of support for this stock.

Just my 2 cents.

I thought his was supposed to close at 2.60? I guess not.