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They win, there's no equal distribution or Fair Share here...but if you check with E*Trade you probably can find out for certain, if there is a limit on shares, as in part of the "conditional" offer, like at the grocery store, when a special exists and there is a limit per purchase...LOL - IMO...I'm not going through E*Trade but a different underwriter...What it boils down to is, a lottery for small time retail investors on the initial offering
right right right
Those who have inside connections to the company or underwriters… Underwriters prearrange and sell shares to their top clients… No matter what you do, you are unlikely to get a large number of shares through E*trade, if any at all, as shares are not necessarily distributed evenly amongst underwriters and demand will be divi up amongst highest conditional offers - IMO
Facebook is making an effort to have some of it’s shares accessible to E*Trade. Those who have a brokerage account with E*Trade can attempt to participate in Facebook’s IPO, through E*Trade IPO center; Users can place a so-called conditional offer by indicating how many shares of Facebook they would want to buy, and the maximum price per share they are willing to pay. Once Facebook's final price is set, which is likely to be on May 17, E*Trade would than divvy up its portion of the IPO shares to the clients who bid the highest price per share. An E*Trade customer will need to have sufficient available funds in their accounts to support the offer. - IMO
Since I have FACEBOOK on the mind ...Is there a "LIKE" button for this CAGR post...lol
Not quite…Facebook is making an effort to have some of it’s hotly sought after shares accessible to all. In its updated IPO prospectus filed late Thursday, Facebook added E*Trade, the popular low-cost online trading firm, to the list of what is now 33 underwriters of its offering. And I can assure you it hasn’t gone over well with those I know.
Those who have a brokerage account with E*Trade can attempt to participate in Facebook’s IPO, through E*Trade IPO center; But not as easy or guaranteed as you might think. Users can place a so-called conditional offer by indicating how many shares of Facebook they would want to buy, and the maximum price per share they are willing to pay.
Once Facebook's final price for its initial public offering is set, which is likely to be on May 17, E*Trade would than divvy up its portion of the IPO shares to the clients who said they were willing to pay at least that much. An E*Trade customer will need to have sufficient available funds in their accounts to support the offer.
What it boils down to is, a lottery for small time retail investors on the initial offering
founders were not stupid, they wrote the constitution to declare our rights, not determine our rights; and protect us from stupid...regarding modern journalists & judges, or those who think they represent the art of journalism, if ever there was abuse of the 1st Amendment, there's a difference in reporting on the events and /or tilting the coverage in favor of ideas and are two separate issues; the founders only had one interpretation when they transcribed the Bill of Rights and would have taken issue with the tilting the coverage in favor of conditioning ideas
if you have a few million to spare and pass the Goldman test, your in on initial offering
I believe you have to 'LIKE" in order to post your "free speech" on most FB Pages...the judge was wrong-IMO- check his constitutional credentials
The laughter you hear amongst the wineries & California public winery policy advocacy associations is so loud it should reach ears in Florida, no problem...IMO
it means the incorporation is heading for default & then revoked if BOTH Business License & Incorporation Fee is not paid for
As one of the many who walked off with a few $million pre split for holding this stock just three days, I can tell you this WAS the play of the year, nothing close in penny land...
& if your position was originally held in an IRA account? the letter is sent to your broker, who, after a second review by the LTI, will create an escrow position back with your broker...The reason - LTI did not want disbursal to appear as a distribution for IRA account holders
in about 5 years give or take
I like what you said...3rd sentence in particular
Zuckerbergs management style coming into question along with his needing an adult in the room...IPO delayed? valuation taking a hit; S1 filing revealing weak earnings has future investors scratching - our heads
very concerned with the recent actions take by Zuckerberg. His not appearing at several IPO discussions, his recent over paying for InstaGram, and his share structure holding 28% of the shares while maintaining 58% of voting power has relegated future shareholders to peon or Muppet status...
lol...false alarm, the DTCC still has ZICX corp & shareholders by the balls
Yea, you don't see that...PUH-LEEEEEEEEEEZE
Sometimes...Oh, OK
we're still waiting...right everyone
Puh-leeze - CAGR amazingly made the mistake of choosing a TA which suppresses that information, but you knew that, right? IMO
If anyone followed the markers I left this morning more people would know that...I suspect a few would have liked to have seen that info suppressed? oh well you can't keep the truth hidden for long...the CAGR financials expose the truth hidden behind the mask of the kaboom & to da moon
I don't know, why don't you ask CAGR and see, maybe that will be their next pitch
Puh-leeze...everyone knows that - time is not a factor, still i think I'll invest MORE money in Prime real estate in Napa adding to my holdings there rather than throw money at a struggling co like CAGR desperate for money to pay off their debt and pay them selves a salary
i think I'll buy a 1000 acres of prime Californian Real Estate in Napa this week and start a winery since I'm already a partner in a brewery ...better than throwing money at CAGR don't ya think...just my opinion
Puh-leeze...
You don't have to worry about that.......disappointment on the horizon, that is except for the rainbow investors...and before the snippets come back I'll answer those snippets...I know...infiltrate
no one is asking or telling anyone to jump off the CAGR choo choo...just keeping it in true perspective
That's why there are boards that bring in traders to this idea that CAGR is the rainbow stock - trading action is needed so others can walk off with the gains...stock 101
CAGR indirectly selling shares for a china location which is nothing more but an overly hyped liqueur store...delayed once already...IMO
As an industry (NYSE, NASDAQ, OTCBB, Pink's) the average Short sale volume on any given day is 40 - 45% give or take. Why? Because not every long seller sells directly to the market, they sell to specialists and market makers who sell into the market FIRST. This is legal so as to not stick specialists and market makers with shares they do not want. It is called a bona-fide market and is detailed as an exemption for them. Short sale volume data is USELESS and is only used by fools and crooks to manipulate the minds of fools.
A naked short creates an FTD, if it is not an FTD it is not a naked short...The values of total fails-to-deliver shares represent the aggregate net balance of shares that failed to be delivered as of a particular settlement date
SHORT INTEREST is a single day snapshot having little to do with FTD's and Reg SHO.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CAGR/short-sales
DidYouKnow?
Reg SHO and Rule 4320 threshold lists notes if there have been 'excessive' fail to delivers for the respective security.
Reg SHO & Rule 4320 Status - No Reg SHO data is available for CAGR
If the stock was heavily naked shorted, where are the FTD's that would be derived from the naked shorts? You realize that the SEC publishes an FTD list that captures all FTD's at the DTCC for EVERY day right? So please explain where your naked shorts are hidden.
you guys might have gotten lucky...zicx trading????
Let me clarify for ya...
sounds pretty simple huh...lol
effects everyone, especially middle class
Update: already happening