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I'm selling at .007. 5000 went through. Not much to sell and they dropped the bid to .0067 then .006.
Food is excellent! Locations worldwide.
Mach,
Ask him explain why the large distribution system of Flying Frog can't seem to be found. And what has Berkeley Burgess ever done? I actually pull up more hits on a vanity search than he does. What prior CEO experience does he have since Flying Frog appears to have jumped into existence with the PYST PR of yesterday?
Long but concerned.
Daddy Bush.
BIBO sucks.
The news is great! CYOP may sign up other game companies as well. Low number of outstanding shares/large Asian market should mean much higher share price soon. More positive news expected.
I knew you did. I think longs are sitting pretty right now. I have quite a few shares and I plan to add even more. I doubt these levels will hold much longer however.
Hey fish,
This year ends Friday. From here to 75 cents this year would be quite a move. Of course, I wouldn't kick if it did move that fast. I'd probably sell half my position at .50 Thursday afternoon.
ISME is a little known company (which is good!). However, it has all the qualities of a stock which could run strong with the RIGHT news. Soccer is the world's most popular sport and interest will continue to grow in the US. This fact is key to the story as it unfolds.
slap
I bailed as well.
Not much meat in Q. I am somewhat disappointed. When I want to weather report, I turn on the local news. Can't imagine that some news of substance won't be forthcoming.
Gets rid of the E, about all.
I flipped CYOS from .002 and have re-entered for round two.
I expect the 10 dma to hold. May be some shaking going on early tomorrow. Maybe not.
Isn't .03 double bottom? (When and if it gets there)
Added CNES today. Sure would like to see it show up on a POWERSCAN.
It may have been that the production run was initially delayed to see what kind of traffic would come from GSA site. After the link was killed, this source of potential revenue could no longer be considered--after efforts for a couple weeks to restore the listing were unsuccessful. I believe we would be cruising now had the GSA link stayed in place. On the other hand, production was lower than demand without bulk government purchases from the GSA site.
Politics is such dirty business.
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Having read Tom's letter to shareholders, it is my opinion that a certain poster should be looked into by the SEC. His or her employer should also have some concern in my view. I also hope both have deep pockets. The 508 group seems to have erred in removing the quill listing--using a phony argument in addition to violating the spirit of the assistive tech law.
The government market is so large that it appears TRBY has no choice but to seek a Declaratory Judgment. TRBY's rate of growth has taken a hit. If a competitor engaged in anti-competitive practices and sought to influence a government agency, further legal action ought to ensue. Hopefully the 508 group will come to its senses. Otherwise, I would love to see what happens when the group members are deposed and explain how a computer mouse recommended by the arthritis foundation is not 508 assistive tech.
Well, we knew there was a problem with the 508 listing. Now we know why! The first emotion I had was anger. The PR was lousy. But such information had to be released or everyone would have been po'd about not being informed. The mouse is electronic in my view and should be on the GSA site. It is not TRBY's fault an administrator questioned it and had it removed because he does not recognize it as being an electronic tech item. A declaratory judgment would probably be successful and it might be worth it. Then again, maybe not.
Then I got to wondering why the PR was released when it was released. We learned about the dead link weeks ago. I believe Tom Large is pretty shrewd. I expect positive news tomorrow on one or more fronts. On the other hand I intend to add to my position if we do get a nice downdraft in the AM.
However, absent good news soon, I too will soon be gone.
Let's see. I wonder if the backordered
shipments of the quill started as
planned during the week of the 18th.
I wonder if the roadshow announced in
September was less successful than the old
time medicine shows.
All I can do is speculate at this point.
Wonder if the chicken lived?
There is no selling pressure and no buying demand.
The spread reflects respect for the potential of
TRBY to run hard or to drop hard. No one is betting
either way based on the spread. I won't pay seven cents for more shares until I see some results. I have plenty already.
And I am not selling for little more than a nickel.
I am optimistic. However, it is up to management to
execute on TRBY having outlined a reasonable, rational
path to success. It is time to execute. But the time
will soon pass for a rocket ride without substantial news
of sales or contractual relationships.
It seems to me that Sonk is not assuming anything. He is merely not willing to count chicks before they hatch. The optimistic among us are assuming sales. No one will know for certain until PRs come out which actually provide sales confirmations. I ASSUME that will happen.
Tom Large came out with a great PR when TRBY looked ready go to the .03 level. I believe it showed what great promise the company has if it can deliver and great product demand rears its pretty head. On the other hand, lower prices await us if something does not materialize soon. And I would emphasize the word soon. We have product, we have packaging, we have an indication of an order of some size from a Federal Agency, but those things by themselves won't send the share price higher. And if the sales don't come now while the company is set for them, we have problems.
If nose operated, it has to be clickless.
Potential patent infringement? Potential
whiplash?
coy, did you sell half between .07 and .08 instead of .12?
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=4014334
Hoping to reload?
I thought about pulling a trigger on 1/4 of my
shares today. Then I realized news of a contract
could come at any time and my chances of getting
back in with any size would be difficult in any
event. So I am holding.
The reaction to this good news is less enthusiastic than I would prefer. We are set up for news of a contract. MM's have to have
their tails puckered.
smoke, I added today. Will add on any further weakness.
I don't know where this one will go, but it has the
potential beyond most pos otcbb stocks. I too am frustrated
with expectations for this one not being realized. Going in for more below .05. No news and no progress in the coming days will surely allow me to pick them up, but I'd rather have some positive news. MMs are not any surer where this one will go than we are. The only reasonable direction for them is down unless Tom Large pulls the rabbit out of his hat. Float appears to be in fairly strong hands based on the pitiable volume, but no one is stepping up to the plate either. Could be a real opportunity here to add at considerably lower prices on a percentage basis.
Only picked up 5000
I believe TRBY technology will benefit from MSFT's Longhorn launch. Would be great if MSFT licenses the clickless web concept from TRBY. However, the question is: what will sustain or advance the share price between now and the 2006 launch of Longhorn? Can Mr. Large push TRBY to critical mass for ignition? These things remain to be seen.
It is almost as if Tom is retailing for some other manufacturer. Until he moves product in volume, TRBY's cost per sale will keep the retail price high and tamper demand. He needs to be hitting workers compensation insurance underwriting departments with Quill info. Deals with Dell, etc would be great but it is insurance underwriting that really could push product; the more exposure the Quill gets, the more the public at large may migrate to it. The Quill can save money for employers.
I used to be a claim manager with a multi-line insuror and was a Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter. I can say with certainty that a company mandating the use of the Quill as part of its operations would eventually lead underwriters to give a substantial ratings discount for workers compensation insurance premiums. Over the long haul, an investment in the Quill for all employees would lead to substantial savings in insurance costs for any company, but the savings would be multiplied the larger the organization. The US government, state governments and multi-nationals corporations are ripe for the product.
The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. The way to sell Quill to corporations is through insurance savings.
We hear little about the Designer Appliance SafeType keyboard. It is an interesting concept. Anyone who has tried it?
One buck minimum if within the next four months. Government contracts alone should make holders of 200,000 shares or more millioniares one or two years down the pike.
I noticed under press releases on the site a March release stating that the national ad campaign is to launch in August with movie theatres, etc being targeted.
I wonder if the PP was fully subscribed at the time
it was supposed to have ended. Full subscription would
be quite positive in view of the price action of recent
weeks in my view. Would make a great PR if investors felt
so confident about the future that they paid 8 cents for
shares they couldn't sell for a year when such purchase
was theoretically feasible in the open market.
Partial subscription, or worse: failure of the
PP would be negative. I believe MM's control price action easily with light volume trading. My view is the PP may have taken some
demand out of the OTCBB which allowed greater MM manipulation.
Still long, still positive. Overall market trend has been no
help though.
Is that 25 mm's in the lineup?
Just raised my bid.
Can no longer fill at .105. At least not
yet. Trying to buy 36000 more.
First buy of 45000 shares
was immediate at .105.
They will sell to you at .105. I just bought there.
After the hobnobbing of the CEO with MSFT, Apple, etc
last month, some substantive news is needed. Nice PR
recently added nothing to prospects of bottom line.
I am adding as we drop due to the no news blues.
I'm looking for a contract with MSFT, DELL, APPL or others in the not too distant future. Eventually I suspect many workers compensation carriers will make the provision of the Quill for all employees with significant daily computer time an underwriting factor. It is only a matter of time before we have significant upside. IMHO
Low float for BB. $1.50 to $2 by end of year.
We will see 30 cents plus within weeks. Then back in to 20s
for consolidation.
IMHO