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Day traders have left the building. Only you, me and the weird guy over there. Have a great weekend and a big thanks to all vets out there who have given me the freedom to post idiotic things in a great country. --Dave
Day traders have left the building. Only you, me and the weird guy over there. Have a great weekend and a big thanks to all vets out there who have given me the freedom to post idiotic things in a great country. --Dave
Day traders have left the building. Only you, me and the weird guy over there. Have a great weekend and a big thanks to all vets out there who have given me the freedom to post idiotic things in a great country. --Dave
Day traders have left the building. Only you, me and the weird guy over there. Have a great weekend and a big thanks to all vets out there who have given me the freedom to post idiotic things in a great country. --Dave
Day traders have left the building. Only you, me and the weird guy over there. Have a great weekend and a big thanks to all vets out there who have given me the freedom to post idiotic things in a great country. --Dave
C'mon, paint that tape at .095. C'mon, you can do it. Paint it, baby! Paint it!!!
At this point, don't give in to the temptation to save what you can. IMO, the worst is over and now that NDOL is on track, management will focus once again on AURC. If you have dry powder, double down here.
But I've been wrong before, but not with this much invested, but still been very wrong, but not with so much DD under my belt and confirmation in another entity by the same merger-makers.
Do your own DD, then take my advice.
Fibonacci Retracement NDOL for dummies:
Run Au: ~.29 - ~1.52 = 1.23
Fib 1/3 (33%) = .41 or Fib Ret NDOL = 1.11
Fib 1/2 (50%) = .62 or Fib Ret NDOL = .90
Fib 2/3 (66%) = .82 or Fib Ret NDOL = .71
Fib 3/4 (75%) = .94 or Fib Ret NDOL = .48
Price today hit Fib 4/5 = .435
Traders expecting buyout get a merger which generated a major paradigm shift during a normal selling / profit taking / consolidation period. We wind up with an exagerated retracement and consolidation that is greatly below value.
See how easy it is?
One can argue that the real run began at ~.09 since there was no real consolidation period after each level, and that this is actually normal correction after a speculative run-up. That is a Fib 2/3rds retracement.
I really hate all that emotional whining and crying and hand-wringing. The comany's value has not changed between the buyout and the merger. The only thing that changed was the speculation paradigm.
Up nicely, for the moment, on more volume than I had thought there would be. Will we see .10 before the day is out?
Not bashing, but a bullish penetrating dip to .08 before we start the next full-on bull leg up would not be unexpected. There are several gaps, and weak hands are on the run, soooo.....
mfbeale: I couldn't agree more. The only reason I watch on a daily basis is I like to trade off of tops, though I don't always get them, and add as more information comes in during retracements. Otherwise, with this one I would just walk away and come back after the Summer-Fall rally. Speaking of walking away, I think the bar is open, because I just heard the sound of a cork. Oh, just my wife rising from a plastic lawn chair. That calls for a drink.
Exciting tension of stealth operation, isn't it mypointz. You can cut the tension with a chainsaw. Oooooh, I can't wait til Vietnam announces. By the way, the agreement with VN was not to PR until their people reported. Vietnamese researchers are very professional and will not release the report until all analysis is complete and as precise as possible. They are professionals because they have been trained mostly by French and American mentors.
Yeah, Benzi, easy to have the guts with entry at .06-.10, but the ones who loaded, or reloaded, over .30... Well.
I was in at .06-.085, so I have the guts to see this through. I also reloaded on the correction at .36, .24 and .21. But my core is still a .072 average and overall .126, so I've got the guts to be holding for the swan song.
NDOL is simply structuring a reverse merger between two existing companies. NDOL shares have not changed since the last filing, more than 5 months, with the exception of 20mm shares issued in an S-8 for the purposes of the merger. The company is still worth more post merger than the original 2.17 pps in the buyout offer.
The only things carved in stone for traders and investors are SEC filings. Management is legally accountable for any and all statements in SEC filings. Ask Ken Lay.
From the first page of 2006-02-01 QSB filing
State the number of shares outstanding of each of the issuer's classes of common
equity, as of the latest practicable date 337,865,401 shares of common stock,
$0.001 par value, as of February 1, 2006.
The number you quote from later in that same Q is less the 100,000,000 restricted shares left from the 2004 reverse merger that formed Bio Tracking Security Inc.
Might want to buy now, if you are holding off to buy, because at open, they are going to eat your lunch. JMHO
In the previous Q report, there were two numbers given. Created quite a stir here when it was released. The actual number was the one listed at the top of the last Q report, plus another 20 million from the last S-8 filing.
IHDR, you spin what I write. My post makes the most sense with regard to you. Think about it with calm logic.
Actually, wrote that in a post-alcoholic stupor. You should read my stuff when I'm completely sober and after a cup of fine Java.
IHDR, I was not questioning the integrity of you, the person, I was questioning the integrity of your alias. Your alias is nearly --or virtually-- immune to all repercussions due to false or misleading statements. You as a person and real identity must answer for the same types of statements which your alias can make nearly without consequence, except for punitive actions by the moderator. We as posters come to identify so closely with our aliases that we forget that the alias is only connected to our real selves through an impersonal medium of wires and electrons. Questioning the integrity of aliases is not the same as questioning the integrity of the human being that alias represents. We should be even more diligent in questioning the integrity/veracity of aliases than we are with the named people we come in contact with in daily lives.
OK, everything I own is up today, except this. EDEX was the one I thought would move first[b/]. Well, maybe it will move most when it moves. Well... Back to lurking. --Doc
How do you know he told anyone anything? These ar alias/anonymous posters. They can say anything until they are deleted, put in iHub jail or TOSed.
It's buying time again, folks. PR actually in the pipe? Maybe. We'll know by Friday. LOL
BCB, I'm looking for 5% of the float. I have 3%. Fortunately for us, West was distracted by AURC this morning. LOL
Me too, BDB. Loading at .05 and below. Jump to .09. Hmmm. MM signal, or?
IHDR, you can stop now. I got plenty more under .22 today. Besides, might be time to give it a rest. How do we know Parkin told you things that no CEO should tell anyone they don't know via a phone call or e-mail. Seems like you are trying to paint the dude a dark color simply by throwing enough mud to "make it true." I don't know who you are, as you are just some alias that flips position every few weeks. But, I do know who Parkin is. Who am I going to trust at this point? An alias/anonymous poster, or Mr. Parkin?
Of course, if you are aiming at .18, have at it. I still have some dry powder.
If you have a margin account, you have authorized your broker to lend your shares to others in return for the ability to borrow shares. So, no, that is only true if you have a cash account.
OTC:BB and Pinks cannot be shorted. However there is a delivery rule that says the broker/mm can fill orders and then look for shares to cover later. If the broker/mm does not cover or does not intend to cover a sale with shares, then he/she has a naked short open position. There is a 3 day settlement period in which a broker/mm has to cover a sale, the position then comes under Reg SHO. However, the Reg SHO Threshold list has a requirement of an excess of fails to deliver over 10,000 shares AND 1/2% of the o/s or more. After 5 consecutive days of fails to deliver the security is put on the Reg SHO list.
Although naked short positions are in violation of rules for OTC:BB and Pink issues, the SEC has virtually no enforcement and the exchange for all purposes is "self-regulating." Therefore, regulations dealing with covering short positions with borrowed shares is a moot point since some MMs often violate their own regulations by not having any intent to cover open positions.
Whence, AURC has been on the Reg SHO list for some 84 days. Go back to the closing prices of that week some 84 days ago to get an idea of just how far under MMs and their clients may be.
http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/aspx/regsho.aspx
You mean like stick a couple of these in your pocket for the flight home?
That would be fun!!
Awww, shucks... thanks. [blush]
Late night PRs have a stablizing effect, but sometimes it can give others time to formulate a strategy to kill momentum by boxing the price. However, what we saw today, I think, is best explained as seasoned investors waiting out the open and then sitting for the correct price. Lots of holding with selling only coming from weak hands. I think we will get a delayed reaction out of this now that the PR flippers have been removed. Should find .10 as the next base by the end of the week. JMHO
mx10001, my experiences in Asian cultures is that they have a lot to teach us about farming techniques. One example is Bali. In the late 1980s a new rice was introduced there along with modernized production techniques including ferilizers and pesticides. As a result of the 3 year "experiment" rice production actually dropeed by 40%. However, that was a small part of the economic impact. Fertilizers ran off and caused reef choking algae blooms in the coastal seas, which caused a large drop in fishing production. Fertilizers also harmed the calves of the cows traditionally kept by rice farmers. Because there were no pests, duck flocks rapidly declined and duck keepers began going out of business after onlky the first year.
Needless to say, the farmers returned to traditional rice farming practices and all has returned to normal, including the net annual rice production surplus. My suggestion is that you first study what techniques are already employed by local farmers, and then draw conclusions as to how to best employ "modern growing technology."
The real problem is the release of previously sequestered carbons from fossil fuels. If commercial fertilizers are used to produce biomatter that eventually is used to produce biomass fuels, then there is a net increase in carbons released from natural stores of energy.
Biomass fuels are environmentally friendly because they are closed carbon cycles in which carbons used in the formation of biomass is then released as CO2, which is then reused for forming new biomass. The direct burning of fossil fuels adds a great deal more carbons to the environment than does fertilization. The net result of petro-chemical fertilization would be a substantially reduced rate of increasing carbons, but would still result in increasing greenhouse forming carbon gasses as opposed to direct burning of fossil fuels.
That said, in Asian and Southeast Asian countries, the waste chaff from rice production is burned. The ash is part of what fertilizes the paddy before each new planting. However, the real fertilization comes from the use of bovine by rice farmers. Even when field preparation is done with modern machines, rice farmers keep some type of bovine -musk ox, brahmas, kerbau- in the paddy. Added to this are ducks which are used in the natural control of pests. Flocks of ducks are led from paddy to paddy where they eat pests and leave highly nitrate enriched, fertilizing droppings. The use of burn to clear chaff has less to do with recycling biomatter and fertilization and more to do with easy disposal of crop waste. If there were an easy and beneficial way tyo colect rice chaff from farmers, it could be a great source of material for biomass production in emerging rice-based food economies.
Going out on my usual limb here: We close up .01, following NDOL's lead.
Our PR... will be... next... I hope... No... I mean... It will be. Yes... it will... be.
Hard to do William Shatner impressions using print media.
I just love mirror trades, don't you? The things those guys get away with on the pinkies. Oh, well. Where else can you 5-bag a nickle investment? It's a great country! LOL
West, Was that you again 100K @ .04? I'm satisfied with .05. You won't get a single one of mine for less than $1. LOL
CLME at .05 is a no-brainer. I'm in. Never thought I'd get it at that price. Just wait 'til after Memorial Day.
That .23 that went off was me on a partial fill. Looking for more. NDOL finally moving up. Could mean the 8K is actually, and finally, in the pipe.
j0hnny, They released late in the day to minimize its impact and create slow and steady mentioned earlier. Had it been released during trading or an hour before open tomorrow, it would have attracted every flipper looking for a runner in a bear market. JMHO
If the MMs try to walk this down again tomorrow, I have new powder just waiting for them, as do a number of my friends. Should be a wall of buyers appearing out of nowhere below .23. This could be fun. Further short-selling to tumble the price will only mean increased liability for the MM cabal. I suggest others with some dry powder left jouin us and break their backs. This is the only warning they will get.
World Spot Au is approaching 665. The question for tomorrow is: Will NY Au short and drive the price back down and closer to 620, or will they add to the next wave through further buying?
NY Au back on the buy + NDOL in the news = big move for AURC toward full valuation. IMHO