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INXR Giving me buy signals on 15min & 30min interval charts.
Picked up some more.
Lookin' good!
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
Make up your own mind.
Looks like VNDM is either covering now or collecting shares for the run.
Attention passengers, your flight is cleared for take-off.
Habañero Hot Sauce.
Demand will come when they see there are no sellers at lower levels. See my last post for more.
Why this is trading perfectly today.
Yes, perfect I say.
Why do I say that? Because people are HOLDING.
They're not selling for peanuts.
First comes the situation where there are no sellers.
Then comes the situation where buyers realize they need to pay fair market value.
Cries for lack of volume right now are misdirected.
It's not that we simply need volume.
We need either one of two scenarios:
1) Volume of buys only, or
2) No volume with no sellers at anything other than the ask.
EITHER one of these scenarios is PERFECT.
If you are patient, the buyers will come to your price.
There's no reason to get antsy. The only people who should be getting antsy are the BUYERS.
We'll be in the .002's soon enough. If you hold, they will come to you. I haven't lowered my asks for days, and I don't intend to.
Nevermind charts, charts don't dictate behavior. They REFLECT behavior. I'd like to see that they reflect the behavior of people who know what they have, and aren't letting go until it's reached what they consider fair market value.
One final thing. Just because a stock prints at xxxx 20 times, and then prints at xxxx-.0001 all of the sudden, doesn't mean that things are turning around. MM's do bid tests at lower prices to see how the bid holds up, and they'll short some to do the test. That's part of the way they create liquidity, or at least, so they claim. And just because the bids might fall away, doesn't mean that the bid support won't come back. It just means it's not there at the moment. If you know what you hold, and you have conviction of cashing out at fair market value, you won't be overcome with the emotions of feeling the need to lower your ask just because a few minutes go by without bid support. It's been my experience that the bids always come back if there are no sellers.
I think we've got a great bunch of shareholders here, from what I see today. Keep it up, y'all!
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
Follow your own path to enlightenment and richness.
Reading comprehension is not one of your "acquired" specialties I see. Nowhere does it say in any PR that INXR is "acquiring" a PR firm. It says "retaining" a PR firm.
Your ridiculous bashing continues to be 100% baseless.
Noise in the room.
TFN, wrong chart!
That's an ETIM chart you posted to the INXR board.
Geez, if only I some in ETIM, I'd yank it out while at the top of that sucker and roll it into INXR now to get the party started.
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
Who cares what I think? Only I should care.
Great post.
Far more than the other boards you seem to post on.
Sorry... nothing factual about what you said.
Majority of the volume today at ASK @ .0019 or in the spread.
That's all I need to know.
Honestly, I really don't see it that way.
It's just more of the same MM BS. I wouldn't get too hung up on candle patterns at this point. I consider this an upward channel, and today's action was just the bottom of the channel.... buy territory, if you ask me. This is really just the same range we've been trading in for days, while we accumulate. Monday's always seem to suck all around, anyway.
I'm so not worried about tiny variations in PPS like this.
It sure would help if people would just hit the ask instead of sitting on the bid with thumbs up butts. I mean, let's be real. Most of these prints are 1M or less. We're talking about $100 or less most of the time, folks. Give me a break.
You have MANY people like myself who have bought *all* their shares at the ask. That has to tell you something about the strength of the holders here.... perhaps that's enough to help the cheap bastards feel more comfortable hitting the ask too. I don't know. Why anyone would want to get into a stock like this once they pull it down 1 tick to meet their bid is beyond me. Getting in and giving it a push at the same time is the way to get things going.
In any case, I don't mind the close today, and I picked up another 1M at the ask myself. No regrets.
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
Don't think for me, think for you.
That's the second BS post you've made today.
We're green. Cut the crap.
MM's trying to get a "handle" on it.
Didn't get last print, but .0018, I'll take it.
Picked up another 1M myself at .0018 today.
Seems you just can't have enough INXR. LOL.
People want to give their shares away, fine with me.
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
Make up your own minds.
Great post rjc!
The difference between 2/23 and 3/16 at .0018 is:
5 day period ending 2/27 traded 670M shares, and 110M shares on Friday 2/27 itself. That same week traded sideways at .0018 and .0019 with higher volume. People jockeying in and out, big changeover of buyers and sellers, consolidating, choppy... etc... are all phrases I'd use for that period.
5 day period ending 3/16 traded 470M shares, and only 46M shares on Friday 3/16 itself. This week moved up as the week progressed. Float tightening, not many sellers, resilient, patient, resolved holders and capitulating buyers... bullish, steady growth. etc., is what I'm seeing now.
Yes, the two .0018 days are very different, with the latter seeming even more promising. It might appear be slower than you hoped. But then again, if you're holding longer term, then it only appears slower because we're building in our retraces as we go, rather than taking a big run up, a big retrace, a long churning period, and then run back up to where you'd hope to be. The way I'm seeing it, the slow but steady, patient approach will ultimately have better longevity and get to where we want to go quicker, with more stability, and better profit potential for longs when the momentum hits.
It might be slower than you hoped, but it's not slower than I hoped. One tick a day is still more than 5% a day to be up. Try to do that on the big boards.
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
wa wa wha what happened?
bastard MM's mirrored it down?????
Unreal. That should have been a .0019 close, no question in my mind. Oh well, we all know the truth.
Without reading the past 130 messages, I can say from looking at today's action that we are doing quite well today, IMO. Next week should be even better.
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
It's easy. A no brainer.
Then again, it is a brainer.
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
It's not about what I think.
It's about what you think.
One tick a day.
Steady as she goes, captain.
Everyone should be aware that Microcaptrade continues to be unbelievably screwed up in their L2. They're are way more MM's on our stock, and on all of the stocks I'm watching, than are represented by Microcaptrade. Some of my stocks have 15-20 MM's on the bid, and MCT is showing only 3-4. This is even affecting the TOP bidders, which are absent on some stocks I'm in. This problem has been going on for MONTHS. If this isn't enough reason to justify the need for another player like INXR, then I don't know what is.
I don't oppose it. I support it.
You can't know how many shares are trying to be sold on the ask, because that's only information available to MM's on L3.
That's what L3 is, SWFfileman.
A little help taking out these .0017's would be nice, guys!
That's old news. BRGE is gone.
You looking at real time L2's?????
Nice post. We're likely to get the bigger, longer move because we've been moving up in a very measured fashion... my one tick a day mantra. If we can balance the buying pressure with the selling pressure exactly right, we can walk up every day at a nice smooth angle with very limited pullbacks, giving us that bigger run. Also, when you build a base upwards nice and slow, if momentum hits, everyone doesn't end up selling at the same levels, and you get an even bigger run. Your analysis presents another view of the same thing I'm seeing on my charts.
If we all work to consciously keep that balance, then we keep the flippers and the MM's at bay, while creating a stable platform with minimal risk and good profit potential.
Gotta walk before you can run if you really want to get to where you're going.
GLTU.
Yes, capital gains avoidance... of course.
Nice addition.
Or if you just save some for selling a year from now, it's worth more because of the capital gains savings, all while helping the PPS of your other holdings possibly become worth more as well.
Sounds like your Dad should have just bought back in!
Organic growth = good
Thanks much, Valley. It's been on my mind for a while actually.
I didn't spend too much time reading it over, so if anyone has an issue with something that I said, I'll understand.
It's not a dumb question at all JT. It's a very smart question.
And it has a very real answer. The answer is, you should sell a little bit at a time, as the market goes up. You look at the daily average volume and you sell only the number of shares that you think the market will bear without damaging it.
If everyone learns how to treat this thing and each other with respect, then we can all make good profit without hurting each other.
If you plan on holding 30 million shares and selling them at a dime and retiring in the Carribbean, think about how many other people might be trying to do the same thing. If you start dumping your huge pile of shares, then others will do the same, and you'll never see anything close to the profit you foolishly thought you could achieve. People will pull their bids, you'll scare everyone away, and if you insist on dumping every last share, you'll get a tiny fraction of what you hoped, while having held on for so long without taking anything off the table, and without ever having any chance to use your profits along the way to buy into other opportunities.
Responsible selling is the name of the game, and we *all* have to be responsible for it. It's very important. There may come a day when there are a few people that end up holding way too many shares to be able to responsibly liquidate at once. You want to avoid that by selling some along the way. You can sell a little bit every day for months. It's not uncommon to have to pay $1000's of dollars in commissions to get all of your shares sold. It just goes with the territory. Understand that. It's a very real concept. If you have to spend $30K in commissions to realize $500K in profits, then that's just the way it is.
If you look at HMGP, they had their day recently when one a-hole decided he was going to irresponsibly dump a pile into the market when the market was completely incapable of absorbing it. It couldn't have been more obvious what happened there. And what happened? A few people got bargains at half the current PPS within minutes, many people pulled their bids down real low, and that jerk who could have sold shares along the way for much greater profit didn't get his pie in the sky wish after all... no surprise there. Further, what turns out to be an amazing testament to the strength and understanding of HMGP shareholders is the fact that they all understand that a jerk like this can come along and do that. They understand that it's just temporary, and there was no panic selloff as a result, in spite of the fact that the PPS dropped to half of what it was, with a lot of people holding a lot of shares. That understanding and even-keeledness translated into a very quick and temporary bounce, nobody got hurt, and nobody panicked, and the original PPS was restored by the next day. The same is possible here with INXR, if people really understand the dynamics. We can learn to deal with that very real but stupid scenario by being responsible in our response to it.
The best thing you can do if you're caught in that scenario where you have just way too many shares is just to treat it like an ATM machine. When you need some cash, you sell a few shares. The goal, however, is to avoid getting to the place where you have just too many shares to begin with. And yes, there is such a thing as having too many shares.
Ordinarily, trusting each other not to just blindly dump shares like that does not seem to fit the market mentality. But what makes a good, core group of shareholders is the fact that you can trust each other not to stab each other in the back like that. We've seen some responsible selling in the last few days. That's really good. I have seen many scenarios where people end up with way more shares than the market can absorb. And I've seen in those same scenarios that responsible selling along the way is capable of creating the maximum amount of wealth possible for all players. It's a lesson that greed will get you nowhere. You take what the market gives you, and *you have to be realistic* about what the market is likely to give you.
We're well on our way to building that level of trust. Keep the faith, be realistic, sell a little bit along the way, keep your expectations in check, and if we can all do that, then that's as good as it gets.
Finally, there is also a concept to consider, and that is, sometimes, in order to get the price up nice and high, you have to be willing to hold onto shares that you may never end up being able to sell. But doing that is what could make it possible for you to get the most profit out of it to begin with. It's all a balance. Theoretically, if we all agree to never sell 10% of our current holdings, then we can move up 10% faster, because the float is that much tighter. And that means we can make up the value of that 10% of leftover shares by raising the PPS 10% higher and selling 90% of the other shares, so it works out to the same realized wealth. See where I'm going with that?
All IMO, LONG on INXR.
"Slow and steady, drink a lot, don't get freaked out."
Yes, Tex and I are in agreement.
Just one tick a day. Nice and easy, let everyone on the bus in an orderly fashion, and people will then leave the bus in an orderly fashion as more come on, and everyone can make $ along the way. Builds a better chart, and it builds a better shareholder community as well.
When we get to the .0005 rule starting at .005, then bigger ticks will be the norm. We'll work our way up there.
I want that Hemi-style chart.
Steady as she goes.
And of course, what's fascinating about a 10001 share trade is:
10001 binary = 17 decimal.
and 10001 shares * .0017 = 17.0017 cents.
Amazing how that works, huh?
Seems the MM's just want to play a little spread to make some $ themselves. Goes with the territory. For most of the day, there was no spread, and no mirror trades either. We all know how MM's are going to make their $, and we all know there's nothing you can do about it. Nothing unusual there.
Watching L2 right now, UBSS at .0017 now, and DOMS back to 13 cents where he was earlier today.
Only bidwhacking today was for total peanuts. JK21, I look forward to your assessment of the % of buys at the ask today. I'm sure it will be enlightening to any nervous nellies.
On a day like today, with the market the way it is, if even if we closed down a point, it would be a success. And yes, I agree, as I said, I'm showing this as a screaming buy on my charts.
This is the penny market. Micro-fluctuations in PPS happen all the time. The big picture can be seen on daily*3 and weekly charts. All of which say everything is totally peachy. The Daily*3 chart (one which nobody seems to consider, but one I find infinitely valuable on INXR) shows that we've been in an absolutely lovely and stable uptrend, and regardless of what happens today or even tomorrow, we're miles away from losing that uptrend. Major support on my daily*3 chart is at .001 right now. Does anyone really think we're going anywhere near there, much less far below? Give me a break.
We're doing *great* here. Watching every tick and getting emotional about it is not how you make the real $.
That time's better spent looking after so many other things in life, including your big board stocks right now.
At least if you're going to say "to keep this chart in the right direction," please qualify your statement with the timeframe and interval of your chart.
All IMO, LONG on INXR. Follow your own path, keep your emotions in check, and stick to your plan. 'Cause that's how you get into the 5% club.
OT: CompUSA is one of the absolute worst places to have anything done to your computer. And yes, plenty of MS Certified people work there. Case in point.