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I put an order of 875,000 in three minutes before close at the bid of .0055 and they filled 705,000 15 seconds after the bell. I guess I'm in. From you longer holders, what can we expect here?
I'm out guys, just dumped over 12 mil. Too many other opportunities out there. Good luck to all you guys, hope this pans out for ya's.
I think the problem with BGOI is it's just plain over hyped. Great company, but when hype gets too strong, they always bring it back and scare the crap out of weak hands. Trick is, ya gotta have a handle on actual value and buy into dips if you think value is there. No question about value here, so I've been buying the dips. If we all do that, this will over-come the crew jinx. Give it a day or three more.
I understand that and I'm not trying to point a finger. I was just thinking out loud. I know the crew makes good calls. That said, my personal luck with their calls is about less than none.
I'm bleeding now, WTF happened? This has gone on too long to be just a tree-shake.
I don't know what the deal is, but I do know that many of the stocks the crew hypes end up tanking. I think they are putting lots of others money in their pockets on these pump and dumps.
JMO
Just a little tid-bit. When ever I e-mail Fred, he either e-mails me back or he will call me when he shakes free. I e-mailed him earlier today and have yet to get a response. I am guessing he is busy in Europe, other wise, I think he would have gotten back to me. Like I said, he always has in the past. I think he is in the process of making news right now. Hold your shares and add if you can.
Perhaps it's not what they have now, but what the future holds. Stock prices look forward, not rearward. You should read the latest news and speak to Fred himself. Fred, the company CEO is not buying shares to lose money. He knows what is coming better than any of us. He now owns about 700 million shares...Think about it!!
Why am I not surprised to find that Freddy Guarnieri runs a small liquor store?
I have a friend that owns a small deli and liquor store in my town. That store allowed him to build a million dollar house, a $650,000 expansion on the store and a new truck every year. He buys new cars too, his last one was a 50K vette. I was wondering where Fred got his money from to buy all that stock, now I know. I'd say Fred is a pretty savvy business man. Hold your shares!!
Another nice buy/sell ratio day. More than 3 to 1 buy to sells. My question is, who is selling? Why would someone sell just when a stock is getting ready to launch? I don't get it.
How many 7's left Marchetta? Think we get through them today?
TIA
I talked to Fred (CEO) several times last few weeks. He said he expects profitibility this month but they wouldn't be closing the books on Jan. until mid Feb. Then a couple days to run the numbers. When they know we will know. He is quite excited about the new Trinidad facility. He said it would be big. Not too many pinky CEO's buying their own shares on the open market. No dilution since mid 08 either. His buying shares pretty much rules out dilution and a R/S.
Anyone watching AMHD? The CEO (Fred) is buying on the open market like crazy. He now owns over 700 million shares. He said the new Trinidad facility would be huge. Stock is starting to move after its pullback.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=AMHD&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p72922553789
I will bow to your expertise...but cant he sell shares now and file on the 10th of the following month?
The last time I talked to Fred, he was still buying. So, if anyone is worried about Fred selling now, you can put those fears to rest. Fred is especially excited about Trinidad. He said that facility would be huge for Amelot. After Trinidad Amelot will be developing the Tobago facility, but that's down the road a piece. Just look at the growth potential here. From the way he talked, his buying days were not anywhere near done. Those of you that have talked to Fred know he never gives any inside info. That is a sign things are for real here. He does not hype. He will discuss already released info and answer questions associated with that info. I have a feeling we will see his share count significantly higher the next PR that is issued.
The real question here is, how high can this stock go? I can't answer that but I can give an example where I sold way too soon. I owned ASFX under a penny. I sold just under 3 cents and the stock ran over 8 cents a week later. If I remember right, there were over 4 billion shares out there too. I'm not making any predictions here, except to say insiders at ASFX were not buying shares like Fred is. He knows this company will make him rich. Remember, this company has not diluted a single under Fred's leadership. Great things to come, don't let anyone scare you out of your shares. This is a different company under Fred's leadership.
Nice close today. Volume starting to pick up. That said, many sub pennies are up today. Perhaps the general market weakness is causing money to flow into these plays, especially the better ones like AMHD where we have a CEO buying and a company that is growing. We could be seeing a shift of funds into sub pennies starting again. Things like money flow run in streaks. Money is flowing back out of big caps, no question about it. Last year the sub and regular penny stocks ran hard for several months. Then, money flowed out of these pennies and they contracted for several months. Perhaps it's becoming our time again.
Hang tight, the chart has turned up and we are heading higher. Don't make the mistake of selling too soon. Watch price action/volume relationship. If we have a day or two retracement (down the road I hope) on light volume, hold your shares. Volume to the upside is picking up which confirms the chart turnaround. Look at yesterday, down 1 on 7 million. Aren't you glad it wasn't you selling at 4 and 5? See ya's tomorrow, this is my 15th post today. I have just full of hot air all damn day...Later.
About a 10-1 buy/sell ratio today. Not bad. Means people are starting to see the true value here.
Huge fires always start with small sparks.
If we get 125 million today, we might see 8's.
Can't tell for sure. That said, the CEO has been buying massive amounts. Can't hurt to follow big (SMART) money. Just hang on so you don't get dizzy....(smile)
I had posted earlier this week I thought we could see an 8 close by weeks end. If we get this kind of volume tomorrow, it's in da-bag.
See, your makin money already. Does it do this to ya :o)?
We haven't seen up two for awhile. Lookin good.
Welcome, you will make money here. We're going up.
If that was your 5M buy at 14:37:54, it showed up as a buy.
Did you buy at 5 or 6?
I wish L2 showed realtime exact numbers. If it did, I'd have it.
Man, who is selling all the 6's? There must be a lot of them.
Someone or a group of someones are slapping the 6's pretty hard considering the low volume lately. Maybe a 7 close? Would be nice.
Hey Fish or Epic, please remove my Viking posts #'s 806, 807 & 815. I had enough fun.
Thanks..
Vikings playoff losses.
• Jan. 16, 2005 - NFC Divisional - Philadelphia 27, Minnesota 14
• Jan. 14, 2001 - NFC Championship - N.Y. Giants 41, Minnesota 0
• Jan. 16, 2000 - NFC Divisional - St. Louis 49, Minnesota 37
• Jan. 17, 1999 - NFC Championship - Atlanta 30, Minnesota 27 (OT)
• Jan. 3, 1998 - NFC Divisonal - San Francisco 38, Minnesota 22
• Dec. 27, 1997 - NFC Wild Card - Minnesota 23, New York Giants 22
• Dec. 28, 1996 - NFC Wild Card - Dallas 40, Minnesota 15
• Jan. 1, 1995 - NFC Wild Card - Chicago 35, Minnesota 18
• Jan. 9, 1994 - NFC Wild Card - N.Y. Giants 17, Minnesota 10
• Jan. 2, 1993 - NFC Wild Card - Washington 24, Minnesota 7
• Jan. 6, 1990 - NFC Divisional - San Francisco 41, Minnesota 13
• Jan. 1, 1989 - NFC Divisional - San Francisco 34, Minnesota 9
• Dec. 26, 1988 - NFC Wild Card - Minnesota 28, L.A. Rams 17
• Jan. 17, 1988 - NFC Championship - Washington 17, Minnesota 10
• Jan. 15, 1984 - NFC Divisional - Washington 21, Minnesota 7
• Jan. 3, 1981 - NFC Divisional - Philadelphia 31, Minnesota 16
• Dec. 31, 1978 - NFC Divisional - L.A. Rams 34, Minnesota 10
• Jan. 1, 1978 - NFC Championship - Dallas 23, Minnesota 6
• Jan. 9, 1977 - Super Bowl XI - Oakland 32, Minnesota 14
• Dec. 28, 1975 - NFC Divisional - Dallas 17, Minnesota 14
• Jan. 12, 1975 - Super Bowl IX - Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6
• Jan. 13, 1974 - Super Bowl VIII - Miami 24, Minnesota 7
• Dec. 25, 1971 - NFC Divisional - Dallas 20, Minnesota 12
• Dec. 27, 1970 - NFC Divisional - San Francisco 17, Minnesota 14
• Jan. 11, 1970 - Super Bowl IV - Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7
• Jan. 5, 1969 - NFL Playoff Bowl - Dallas 17, Minnesota 13
• Dec. 22, 1968 - NFL West Championship - Baltimore 24, Minnesota 14
I deserve that, LOL..
Sorry there Fish Man, just couldn't help myself. I'll behave now.
:o)
Sorry, sometimes I just can't help myself.
:o)
Viking trivia question..
Question: Why are the Viking colors purple?
Answer: Cause that's the color you turn when you choke, and they been choking since the 70's, lol!!
Viking fans, Favre to retire!!
It is reported he will open a bakery franchise and specialize in
TURNOVERS LOL!!
Even though we're down today, it's only on 3 million shares. Nothing to worry about. Not many buyers today, but the selling has about dried up. Would be nice to get some good news, but I don't expect anything till about mid Feb.
All indicators on the chart are turning up, or starting to. This run is just starting. I kinda hope and think a slow move like last two trading days will be more sustainable.
Lets not forget why it's moving. CEO is buying back shares and the company is being transformed into a profitable entity since Fred has taken over as chief. Lots more to come. Diesel fuel and its replacement will always be in demand.
By the way, a buy confirmed was issued on this stock by American Bulls. They've only been wrong once out of the last 15 calls on this stock. If my math is correct, that makes them right about 94% on this stock. I'll take those odds any day.
http://www.americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=AMHD&MarketTicker=OTC&TYP=S
Thanks for your efforts keeping us informed.
Wow, great article.
Favre got all the credit the entire year. Now it's time to wear the blame and shame. He is a premadonna (spelling?) that many will enjoy seeing fail. That clown has thrown many game losing picks just like that one. Time for him to retire. I am a Saints fan, but looking at Green Bay's QB Aaron Rogers, I'd say he will be an elite Manning type player before much longer. That's what Favre hated, GB choosing Rogers over him and he wanted and still wants revenge on the Packers cause GB is where he wanted to finish his career. He said so many times himself. He reminds me of a jilted female.