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lol... you didn't sell out of APPI to get this did you?
that's hard to say... with all the great news lately though, you'd expect this to be much higher.. looking at the chart, i see support at .0004 and resistance at .0008... since it is at .0009 (passing resistance), it could very well be a breakout and make a run... dunno though... i think having higher lows as we build a higher support would be better and build a better trend... if it closed at .0008 or better, i think we're looking real good... .0006 or .0007 is still good, but slower...
actually, i should have said whenever a MM is short a lot of shares... MM's are short all the time, but when a MM is short a lot, then something is going to happen... sometimes it's good and sends a stock up, but sometimes it's bad and sends a stock down a death drop... not sure what the case is with PDSC, but i'm willing to put some money in to play... if i lose, i lose a little... if i gain, i can gain a lot!
stocks that i've been unable to trade with ameritrade online so far are SSSU. It changed it's name and symbol to GOIH to combat the naked shorting problem... there's a bunch of articles in yahoo and/or check that board... stock did a nice run-up... it is retracing back down now though... i missed the opp to get in at .004 and it went as high as .08 or something... anyway, this one i couldn't even call a broker to place the trade b/c ameritrade was so short... i even sent them an email and got quite a funny response about how they were trying to protect itself and us clients...
CSHD was another stock that was restricted online... it had quite a nice run up, but then it was later discovered that the CEO Rufus was not a good guy.. the stock has fallen quite hard.... could have gotten in at like 10 cents... went up to like 2 bucks and dropped back down to like 15 cents now... read the articles and posts about that one... btw, Rufus was booted from the company...
good luck to you.
it's possible that it was a lie, but i don't think it is... usually when one of these NOBO things are issued, it's b/c MM's are short... whenever a MM is short, i am always unable to buy that security online with Ameritrade... lo and behold, i can't place this online... i have to contact a broker in order to do it... selling on the other hand i can do online easily...
it's certainly possible
next resistance point is .002
if the trend keeps up, this will be no problem within a week
yes, i am sure... http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=ecfl
maybe that nasdaq site never updated their database with the name change back then.
yeah, it's old. that was their name up until July of this year.
nice... we just broke thru resistance... blue skies are coming
i see.. i notice that that number and person applies to many other stocks as well (google them)... looks like stock spam... but regardless, you should call just to find out what they say... just don't believe it...
was this something you got from the company PDSC itself, or was it just a stock spam postcard?
what's the phone number?
Although it's possible, it's highly doubtful. If you notice news and press releases posted online, they always say "XX:XX Eastern Time".
guess Checkmate won't be posting here anymore... not only did we not have a PR by 2pm, but i didn't get a response to the 2 emails i sent to the company (i emailed from 2 different accounts)...
J
yes, I've read Checkmate's past posts. He certainly is a pumper/basher. However, that is why I emailed the company directly to see what they say. (And yes, I went to Banyan's site to get the email address, rather than take the one he posted, although it turned out to be the same). I trust no one but myself.
I got in Friday on it's way back down expecting it to run back up. I emailed adavis@chiropracticusa.net as checkmate advised and am awaiting a response. Hopefully I'll hear good news.
J
hey C7, my first thought on that was exactly what you said... however, after re-reading the article, i believe that there's a possibility that there may be a reverse split in SLSE within the year. it mentioned that the preferred shares are protected from any restructuring... so if during the year's time, there is an RS, then you would still have the same number of shares after you converted your preferred back to common after the RS... if you didn't convert, then you'd have a lot less... the flip side is as you mentioned that your converted shares would have a new restriction period... at the end of that time, the share price could be a lot lower or there may even be another RS during this time... who knows? i still haven't decided what i'm going to do yet...
we closed green... it's all good
I voted against that proposal. But chances are there will be one anyway.
wow... that's very nice... too bad all my other stocks are losers
were those all buys or sells?
for those people who have the SLSE dividend, what do you think about today's PR?
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061130/0189560.html
BOSTON, MA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 30, 2006 -- Solos Endoscopy, Inc. (Other OTC:SLSE.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company is offering a share buyback program to its shareholders. Solos Endoscopy, Inc. will offer to buy back common shares of stock from shareholders in exchange for convertible preferred stock to be valued at $0.50 a share. Current shareholders must have their shares into Florida Atlantic Stock Transfer by December 29th, 2006 in order to qualify for the exchange of common shares to convertible preferred shares.
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http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061130/0189560.html -- what do you think?
BOSTON, MA--(MARKET WIRE)--Nov 30, 2006 -- Solos Endoscopy, Inc. (Other OTC:SLSE.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company is offering a share buyback program to its shareholders. Solos Endoscopy, Inc. will offer to buy back common shares of stock from shareholders in exchange for convertible preferred stock to be valued at $0.50 a share. Current shareholders must have their shares into Florida Atlantic Stock Transfer by December 29th, 2006 in order to qualify for the exchange of common shares to convertible preferred shares.
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For every one share of Solos Endoscopy, Inc. that shareholders turn into Florida Atlantic Stock Transfer by the deadline, the shareholders will receive one share of convertible preferred stock valued at $0.50 per share. The preferred shares, following a one-year holding period, can then be converted back to restricted common shares at a dollar for a dollar exchange. Shareholders must turn in a minimum of 1000 shares in order to qualify. The convertible preferred stock will be protected from any future stock restructuring by the Company.
"We are very pleased to be able to offer our shareholders this buyback program. With our share repurchase program announcement today, we are reaffirming our confidence and optimism in the long-term future of the Company. As more information becomes available, it will be provided on our website," stated Robert Segersten, President of Solos Endoscopy, Inc.
About Solos Endoscopy, Inc.:
Solos Endoscopy, Inc. is a healthcare technology company whose mission is to develop and market breakthrough technology, applications, medical devices, and procedural techniques for the screening, diagnosis, treatment and management of medical conditions. Backed by technical support, Solos' sales team can help make the right buying decisions for the hospital, surgery center, or physician office. Additional information is available on the Company's website at: www.solosendoscopy.com.
Safe Harbor: This release includes forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 27E of the Securities Act of 1934. Statements contained in this release that are not historical facts may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. Actual performance and results may differ materially from that projected or suggested herein due to certain risks and uncertainties including, without limitation, ability to obtain financing and regulatory and shareholder approval for anticipated actions.
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http://www.solosendoscopy.com
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me too! i'm ready for a nice run
i hope so
LOL... that was a funny movie
that would suck if it went down to a nickel...
out of curiosity though, if you sold all your shares, doubling it at a nickel would still give you zero, wouldn't it? or did you mean you're going to buy twice the amount that you sold?
ah.. ic... good luck..
interesting... why would you get out at it's lowest possible point? did your sale cover the commission? i'm down a bunch and think things are bleak myself, however, getting out now is a bit irrational for me.. hope you take the money and have good luck with your next trade.
did someone ask for a stock basis calculator or was that some other board? http://www.calcpartner.com/csCostBase.asp?mainframe.htm
yeah... a whopping 9 cent trade
i saw that too.. it was around 12:05... you think it's a call for help? lol
You didn't get your shares with TD Waterhouse? I have TD Ameritrade and have received the new shares since 11/17.
whoa.. that is quite some volume today... was that 60M+ volume around 1:45 all 1 buy or sell ?
yeah, i'd like to see 3 cents again... i wonder what lunch time will bring... will people have a later lunch since the market closes at 1 ?
very true... look at the 1 minute chart for today... between 10 AM and like 10:50, it looks like a giant "M"... like a MM's signature... lol
PS... Thanks Flatsfox
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i saw the blip in my streamer... very interesting
OT... how do you get to have so many posts a day as a free member?
Rufus was a doofus...
yeah, totally unreal... looks like it's momentum just shifted again though...
anyway, i've averaged down on HISC many times already and own over a million shares... when it has it's run up, i'll be sitting pretty