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How Many Total Shares Outstanding?
How many total shares are outstanding right now, common stock-wise? I've been hearing various figures. If it can get to the 10 mil./day level, this stock is going to go big, big, BIG. That'd be a fine thing to see, I must say.
Alright! It Hits the 8s!
Let's see how long it can maintain its relative strength at this level. Hopefully, we don't get a lot of profit-taking going on the remainder of this session. I think it's got a lot of juice in it, though, even if that goes on.
I Sold Some Ford
I sold some Ford (I traded in my 5,000 of DAL at 12.70/share last year and bought up F when it was at 2.57/share, so I'm loving life) and got into this pinky. Like others have said, it's a REAL company with REAL products and services, which makes it a rare pink sheet find, IMHO. I mean, I can actually look at it, assess it and decide if it's going to be able to pull off what it says it'll pull off, which means this stock could be BIG if things work out.
And like Dove says; folks need to consider ANY purchase to be with money that a person can afford to lose. I can, and for that I thank the sainted Alan Mulally (LOL!)
It's a Player, Dove
I agree. Long-term, this stock's going to be sitting pretty. We've got to shepherd it through the short term and it's got to avoid becoming a plaything for the short-sellers but when it hits mid-term it'll be a real solid investment. Like others have said; there's going to be a lot of crying down the road by the folks who turned up their noses at it with a disdainful snif, snif. Then it'll be the faithful here who'll own the G5s and the Trump Princess-like yachts (hahahaha!).
You Guys are Studs and Stud-ettes
Whew! I don't have quite that much invested in it, but I know my energy sector securities and I know green technologies and this is a good long-term bet. Of course, it's a good one for an occasional short session but it appears that both Tommy Boy and I are terminally incompetent at it so I, at least, will be sitting on the sidelines watching the action when it comes to that.
Seriously, though: Barring something illegal or nefarious going on, I'm impressed that the company appears to be making the effort to keep investors and those just thinking of investing in on what's going on with it. Sure, it's a non-reporter but I pointed out that it's being watched carefully by its market so the chances for a little jiggery-pokery are low, I believe. I think it's got some serious mid- and long-term growth potential and if it does what I believe it can do over the next month or so, I'm going all-in on it myself.
How Much am I Holding?
A lot But those are all for the long term. I'm not a big fan of shorting, mainly because I suck at it and I just don't have the kind of intestinal fortitude, or knowledge, needed to do it properly. There are stocks that I short, of course, but not VYGO. I happened on it on recommendation of a friend who's an energy sector guru who said it showed promise. Like a lot of folks, I'm waiting on the next PR before I make a really big move, maybe.
Me and My Pointy Ears
Hahaha! Spock. Yup...I see the logical play in this one aimed more at a long-term holding, though that isn't to say that there isn't money to be made on intraday plays. Like I said to TommyK, I think the company's strong enough to support a bit of daily give-and-take because it's definitely going to attract the kind of capital investment and government support (on a move towards a greener energy sector and a broader economy) that'll help transform it from a very small-cap concern to something much more vigorous in the mid and long-terms.
Payoff
I think decent profit can be made within a year, but the big bucks will materialize on a longer timeline of 3 to 5 years. If all that folks here are interested in is fractional profits churned on a constant basis, either by shorting or by getting in low and then cashing in on an intraday basis, the stock's going to take some time to grow in the garden it's been planted in. But it'll still grow, nonetheless. For me, most of my VYGO's going to sit for 3 to 5 years, though I'll keep a hedge amount for daily and short-term plays. That can mess with the daily price a bit, I suppose, but the company's strong so I think it'll improve its position despite occasionally daily plays.
I'd Buy a Bit More
Me? I'd buy some more, though I suspect many are just going to sit tight and see how this plays out today. I'm in for the long haul, so adding to my holdings would be logical. A couple of the pro-VYGO folks here say there's good news coming from VYGO's CEO but that wouldn't matter to me. This company's got a firm grip on the kind of green energy technologies, in its sector, that many other energy companies don't. And because those energy technologies are going to be the subject of favorable attention from various governments, I think VYGO's got the kind of winning hand that'll draw to it a bit of capital investment and grants, which'll help it increase its capital holdings.
Hahaha, Taki! Lookit that Green Grow!
Well, it's in the green so, apparently, all this graduate-level discussion on penny stocks and whether or not they report is having a net effect. I'm loving it. Now, let's see if it can hold itself throughout the day...
So, c'mon VYGO, let's get that motor oiled up and ready to rev at high RPMs.
Non-Reporting Status
Doesn't VYGO still have to apply some sort of revenue test even though it might not be offering a public float? It also looks to me like its common equity is being priced by the market, however brutal that may be at present (LOL!). I think there's more than enough data, then, to make an educated decision about the merits of the stock, which still looks like a good long-term play to doofus me
You're Right, Olibri
I like what you're saying as it pertains to the Ask and the PPS. This stock is a little volatile but the volatility looks to me to be a net-net for anybody who's looking to take a strong position on it over the long run. If you can time this stock properly (and I've seen a few of you do it) you can also have a very nice time on intraday activities.
VYGO is a tiny small cap right now, but I think it's got serious potential, especially because it's doing a few things in the energy sector that the rest of the energy companies aren't yet doing but which they're going to have to do in order to hold their market share. They're not doing it yet, though, which makes VYGO one of the few players in the sector that -- if its efforts succeed -- stands to experience serious growth.
Okay...I See the Discussion is Lively Already!
And that's a good thing. I know just from following the thread that I know a hell of a lot more about VYGO than I did just a couple of weeks ago, and I like what I'm learning, quite frankly.
These fractional gains and losses are a part of these kinds of stocks, from what I can see. What I can also see, with VYGO, is that it's in possession of the technology and the knowledge base that's going to make this stock a solid performer of the long run.
I mean, how many people are looking at this stock as a big-time short play? I don't think many are, honestly. And the only other activity I can see going on is a bit of shorting and bidding the price downwards, but that's to be expected, too, I guess. Like most here say; this stock is an excellent long-term security, IMHO.
It's a Jungle
These small cap companies can get battered sometimes, but a few of us here feel VYGO's still a good long play. I know I'm going long on it right now, though some look like they're shorting it. I don't think that can last, though. From what I can see, the particulars of what it's dealing in, in its sector, uniquely positions it for bigger and better things in the days and months ahead.
Yeah, it's Been Making Me Happy, At Least
I've been following it and it's still got a good shot at a real breakout. I think this thing, because of the company, is due for a real uptick in the days ahead. Nothing to dislike about the stock at all, I'd say.
Hey...How 'Bout that VYGO Stock?
Just trying to keep some folks concentrated on the game at hand. FWIW, I don't think anything nefarious is going on with the company and for a penny, it seems to be trying really hard to do the right thing as far as any public disclosures. It just seems to me that a few people with some very deep pockets are controlling the action right now. That's why this stock is a good long term bet, to me.
I Think it's Being Shorted
I think some folks are shorting it right now. That seems to be the pattern here, although I freely admit my knowledge of pennies and shorting them is about the same as a baby dik-dik has when it comes to surviving on its own in the wild.
Go Long or Go Home
You and me both. I can see this stock is going to make for a good long position and I don't have enough smarts to try to short it with any sort of success. This stock's going to be very attractive over the long run but a lot of folks are shorting it and messing with the bid price. That's okay, because VYGO's got the potential for good things.
Fair Winds and Following Seas, Mate
It'll pick up after this, as you say, "blah" morning. I'm mildly surprised that it didn't go off-and-running right out of the gate but it is what it is. I think we'll see move into the positive later today. Time to go up my orders a bit more...
Mornin', Dove!
Ready to make some mean green? I think it's going to do some business today. And the conversation between a couple of the stock market eggheads here this morning continues to make me think this stock is a long term solid positive performer, for sure. Yup...definitely a good day.
It's a Good Day to Make Some Green
Heh. Today's going to be an interesting day, at the least. I followed the vigorous and "spirited" conversation between people who are obviously a lot smarter than me when it comes to these kinds of stocks with great interest. At the end of the colloquy I came away feeling better about these kinds of securities than I did when the discussion really got rolling, I have to say.
I also did some checking last night and everything that I can find on VYGO says it's on the up-and-up and ready enough for good things, as far as a small cap company like this can be. But the point is, it's looking like it's not going to be a small cap concern forever and something I do know a bit about is the kinds of technologies that VYGO's harnessing. It has a solid grasp of how to deploy those energy technologies and if it can apply enough of its fiscal resources to the deployment it stands a good chance of figuratively striking gold (liquid or otherwise...LOL!).
Anyway, you guys keep up the confab because I learned A LOT from the give-and-take yesterday. And if the stock does what it should do today, I think a lot of us are going to learn a few things about VYGO and what it's capable of, both in its sector and in the way its stock performs.
Not Bad at All
Lots of selling-off, looks like to me. I think that long conversation some of the fellows got into about the relative merits of the company had a small effect, though I was impressed by how well VYGO held up in the face of all that. I think we're lucky that we get to do it all over again tomorrow, right?
Go Long or Go Short
The beauty of this stock, for me, is in the long play though I have to admit that there's bucks to be made in the short run, too. In fact, shorting the stock might be what's going on right now, but I don't think that's the smartest play because this thing's going to really take off and leave more than a few folks with some seriously red faces and not a few chits being called in by guys named Don Vito Corleone (hahaha!). Just kidding about the margin call thing (maybe, LOL!).
Why Punish the Company?
Why pound the stock of a company that's being honest and upfront about where it's at and what it wants to do to ensure its success for the long term? I think that's just what VYGO's attempting and so far, it looks to be on the right track to me. Sure, the stock's a little volatile, but that's where "no guts, no glory" comes in, I'd say.
Me; I'm sticking with it for the enjoyment of the ride, if for nothing else.
You Guys are too Funny!
I'm loving the back-and-forth between you fellows and even the (justifiable) paranoia of SC300. It's all good, in other words. Barring a couple of the really, really big dogs here exercising their godlike buy-and-sell powers, I think this stock is good for the long play. Like Mr. Olibri said, VYGO's going to get paid for their diesel, number one, so -- given that -- it would make sense that they're also (to steal your own phrase) "in it to win it."
Navel Gazing
I know what you mean. I think, though, that the stock can be a real performer if people look at it from the right perspective. Dovegra mentioned that it's well-positioned to take advantage of a lot of things bubbling up from the move towards green energy and technologies. I think that's the right outlook to have when it comes to VYGO.
VYGO Looking Good for the Day
Up to .0085 (2.5% or or so improvement over its open) and it may be a strong play for the day. It lost a lot of value over the last month but maybe it's finally coming out of a generally-downwards trend and will now start picking up real steam.
VYGO Bid Moving Up
It's solidly in the green right now, at .0085 (about 2.5 percent upwards swing). It might be a real daytrading player today, in other words. I think it's better for a long term play but there's definitely some flexibility in terms of an intraday thing, I'd say.
It's a Day Player, Bay-Bee!
"Bid moving up," indeed. Nice to see a green morning out of this stock. Let's keep those positive waves, going Moriarty
Like I said; I'm more inclined to go long on this one rather than to stake everything on an intraday trading scheme and a profit-and-run strategy (though one can certainly make some nice $$ dedicating at least a part of one's holding doing that). Me; I'd park some cash in it and then go put my mind on something else...like maybe gazing at my own navel (hahahaha!)
It's Strong For What its Technology Is
It's performing so-so, at best, but if the Obama administration gets its way, the company's going to be on the scene to take advantage of a lot of DOE and other government largess when all the dust settles over a comprehensive energy policy and a push towards green fuels and the like. I think it's trying to position itself to take advantage of that.
Maybe that's why a few folks here are saying to go long on this stock. Certainly, it's good for a day's worth of fractional profit taking, but I think the best thing with VYGO is to dedicate a portion of one's holdings towards a long-term strategy.
Lookit Go! (Blind Exuberance on Display Alert)
That's me; the blindly exuberant cheerleader. But it's looking good and even if it is a bunch of blind trading actions going on right now, as Dove avers, it's still good to see those numbers in the green. Maybe this is the start of a general upwards push, which this stock really should be doing anyway, given how strong the underlying company is.
Call Me Blind Melon Chitlin
Um...yah! I'm usually flyin' blind and singin' the blues first thing in the mornin,' darlin'. (hahaha!) "Blind Trader" should be my two middle names, as a matter of fact.
But lookit this baby go. In the green already and it's going to stay that way, come the end of the day. I can feel it right down into my blues-infused bone marrow
Buy 'Em Up!
I'm with you, buddy! I think this stock's primed for big time performance this week, as long as the real big dogs here don't decide to make one of those ginormous sell-offs they're occasionally fond of
I'm mostly a "strike while the iron is hot" guy and -- given how easy it is to get into this stock right now -- I don't really so too much of a downside at all to getting in now. I was so confident on it I set my orders up at the end of the day last Friday, for this morning's action. Believe me; I'm no stock guru nor am I a big player but I don't see the harm in taking on VYGO and seeing if it runs like the thoroughbred it's going to turn out to be.
Get Her Done for the Starving Pygmies!
I think we're all ready to get her done, not least for the starving pygmies down there in New Guinea (LOL!). Think about it guys; if we make more green from VYGO we can all take up a collection for Larry's famous starving pygmies down there in New Guinea. Every penny (or thousandths of a penny, hahahaha!) will help. So get out there and bid, bid, bid up the price
Think Green...Big Time!
Okay...visualization gurus would say that you've got to think positive thoughts when it comes to this stock. In other words, "no negative waves, Moriarty" (to paraphrase the great Oddball, from "Kelly's Heros").
I'm going to watch the stock all day, sitting here generating positive waves. Positive green waves, because the stock's going to go green all day. It's just to strong of a security not to, right? (LOL!)
Konnichi Wa! O-genki desu ka?
Good morning, how are you guys? I missed out on some of the Friday "fun" here but I'm locked and loaded for today so I hope it's a profitable day for all. Certainly, the stock has all the ingredients necessary for success. All it needs is the help and encouragement of a few of the really big guns here to take off (LOL!)
Patience, Patience...
What a long day. Dove's right about this one, though; a little patience is in order because it's due for a rebound and strong week next week. The company's got too much going on in the green energy department to be down for too long. What's the outlook for next week? Lotta green, of course
Very Nice Day
The stock did a great job today. A 5.21 percent improvement (0.11) on a Friday afternoon was excellent and I didn't expect ENTB to do as well as it did this week. Now, who doesn't love the color green? (LOL!) And would could complain about the way the stock's been making a lot of people a lot of money.
VYGO Volume Nearly 2 Million Already
This stock is trading at a volume that promises to be exceptional by the end of the trading day. I basically just followed along with what the players on that board were doing and I had a very enjoyable day, I must say. I think there's a lot of potential in this stock and it may finally start recapturing what it lost over the last two weeks.
Watch VYGO Today
Had a very strong day yesterday and it's a little down right now. Trading volume's almost exceeded 2 million shares already so this stock is a hot mover and there's a lot of potential in it. I played with it all day yesterday and I closed the day feeling very, very happy.