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"brought in" here on behalf of another"
Are you paid by the hour, or pro bono?
An attorney taking an interest on behalf of interested parties can mean any number of things. I take it the other party is an individual and not a representative of any government, or agency such as the DTCC, correct? You obviously spent a lot of time and detail in answering my post, which I appreciate..
"But do have direct experience with companies who use concepts like "evil shorts", "paid bashers", and such to deflect attention from their own lack of success. It really isn't uncommon in the OTC world, though I'll be the first to concede that MDMN has been in this game for a lot longer than most."
I don't see that game being played here, just facts:
From January 3 to January 14 there were 155,665,040 shares traded.
Less than 1% of total volume is reported legal short position.
Total shares traded during January were 293,651,566!
February had 40,538,675 daily Failure To Delivers out of 86,369,247 total shares traded. That's nearly 47%! March was nearly as bad with 38,038,648 daily FTDs out of 76,693,290 total shares traded for the month. That's right, nearly 50% Fail to Delivers at the end of each day in March! But those aren't considered "legal shorts".
There were 806,506,913 shares traded during 2010 and 557,460,587 traded during 2009. There were 22,882,772 reported as "Fails" in 2010 and 42,089,888 "Fails" in 2009.
An attorney will appreciate the following definition from the SEC:
"A "naked" short sale, the seller does not borrow or arrange to borrow the securities in time to make delivery to the buyer within the standard three-day settlement period. As a result, the seller fails to deliver securities to the buyer when delivery is due (known as a "failure to deliver" or "fail").
Failures to deliver may result from either a short or a long sale. "
The "seller" is a Market Maker. The "buyer" is also a Market Maker. Individuals don't short pink sheet stocks. Fail to Delivers are what you see on the OTC Markets board, from MMs only, after the 13 day rule has passed and are true legal shorts. You may find the daily FTD report (3 day rule) on the RegSho Board, also known as the daily FTDs, which is a very different number and report from the "short sale report" seen on otcmarkets.com.
Naked short sales just aren't reported.
Invested in the Mountain...
and that's what counts, IMO!
Easy
Core, just curious...
What's your interest and trading style in this stock?
I think you know I, and several others here are adamant longs.
We may have traded this stock over the years on a regular basis, but strongly feel the announcement of the tranche may be on hand any day, and therefore are holding very tight to our shares, or even adding to our position. I know I have. As a result, the PPS continues to hold.Have you sold your position?
I can look at overwhelming facts that favor a great value in the mineral content of the mountain. I, and other longs, have determined that there is a great likelyhood that this stock will indeed succeed and reward shareholders handsomely.
You on the other hand have looked at the same facts and chosen to point out a few negatives that are either old news, or cannot be confirmed one way or the other. You post regularly with your reasoned opinion. Do you currently have a position, flip on a regular basis, or are you just waiting on the eventual release of the tranche and JV before jumping back in?
Really, just curious...
Easy
Eat, So Many Relevant Topics
Considered Off Topic on this Board.
Facts support the truth.
It is more than apparent 1.5M "legal shorts" is not significant out of 156M shares traded in less than two weeks, yet it was repeated as proof of something nefarious without ever being retracted as possibly being in error. There's a lot of truth on this board if you can filter it out. Shareholders, holding strong, realize rumors are not fact no matter how may times they are repeated.
Invested in the Mountain!
...and that's what counts.
Easy
Hey Eat, Is 1.5 "Legal Short" Even Significant?
From January 3 to January 14 there were 155,665,040 shares traded.
Is less than 1% of total volume a "record legal short position"?
I don't think so. Just FYI, total shares traded during January were 293,651,566!
That's a lot of churning.
How about daily RegShow FTDs reported during February and March?
February had 40,538,675 daily FTDs out of 86,369,247 total shares traded. That's nearly 47%! March was nearly as bad with 38,038,648 daily FTDs out of 76,693,290 total shares traded for the month. That's right, nearly 50% Fail to Delivers at the end of each day in March!
There were 806,506,913 shares traded during 2010 and 557,460,587 traded during 2009.
22,882,772 were reported as "Fails" in 2010 and 42,089,888 "Fails" in 2009. Is that significant? Are things getting better or worse? Not talking about NSS in those reported numbers, just Fails. The Fails reported here (and in my previous post) appear to be the "Fails" after the 3day/13day period as they do not match up with the RegShow FTD daily reports.
Let someone make a Conspiracy Theory out of all that ... I'd say shares were hard to locate as they were being traded on a daily basis.
And as Will Rogers used to say:
"There are two theories to arguing with a woman.
Neither works."
lol
Easy
Average Legal Shorts 25,000 per Month?
If Fails to Deliver are the same as "legal shorts", then February's FTDs of 1,783,242 and March's FTDs of 1,830,754 are a pretty large "give or take" from average!
lol
Easy
There's No Need to Sell
Until the Price Is Right
... and we'll all know when that is!
Easy
Excellent Post and Comments, DC.
Exactly on the money!
No "Moon Talk" needed to say where this is going.
Easy
ASCM P ASCENDIANT CAPITAL MARKETS, LLC
"ASCM is on the ask ?? Really, who are they and where are they getting shares ?"
HHH, You can use your magic 8 ball, or check them out and see what they do here:
http://www.ascendiant.com/upload/Ascendiant%20E-Brochure.pdf
They are more than just another MM.
easy
Now where is that news! :)
This could be a life changer for so many people and we all deserve it.
Thanks DC. So true!
One day closer...
We are getting there, slowly but surely, just a little too slow for some!
Easy
How Do MMs Beats the 13 Day Rule?
They cover by buying back their short shares from another MM not locked out by the 13 day rule, IMO, of course. In the process, a few legitimate shares get shaken loose by the weak knee'd, and actually get traded to those with some dry powder. That's how the MMs have played the pinks for years. It's called making a market. All one has to do is look at the Fail to Delivers on today's FINRA list. 69.6% FTDs! That's right, 6,011,182 airshares out of 8,640,970 traded!!! So how did 6M shares seem to have been traded but not located today? Hmmmm...I wonder, could it be the noose is being drawn tighter? One day closer to the news of the tranche, IMO, and then, BAM! Right on, longs! Know what you hold. I'll wait.
Easy$
Know Why The Low Volume Lately?
Exactly right DC, smart money isn't selling.
Longs are holding very tight.
Those that keep spouting nonsense that low volume shows lack of interest are completely off base. This is a home run! Longs are fully loaded and not selling, period. No P & D here. Only iHubers in the know. Consolidation is over. When news breaks of the tranche, there will be an avalanche of buyers, NOT SELLERS! All longs realize that when the JV does get announced, and it will, that the widespread exposure of the news in the greater investment community will draw an increase of buyers. The time to get positioned is now, well ahead of the crowd, and longs are already there. MDMN certainly offers a very high chance of success, in my subjective opinion, of course, and definitely fits the bill for a significant multiple return on capital.
Easy
I'm still waiting for the tranche $$$... impatiently
DC, Not much longer...
Good Things Come to Those That Wait!
EasyMega$
I hear 'Ya Rich
Bored outta my gourd and fully loaded, but why am I still nibbling away at this?
Accumulating a little more for a Big Run is just too tempting. We are one day closer. When this breaks loose on news the tranche is in, every share accumulated will bring a significant return on capital. As Doug Casey said, "The time to get positioned is now, well ahead of the crowd."
This Mountain certainly offers a very high chance of success, in my subjective opinion.
YUP, Nothing Has Changed
The day draws ever closer.
The mountain is still there.
Longs continue to hold shares tighter than ever.
FTDs continue above 50%.
We've had three days in a row of ever decreasing volume. Are shares hard to locate? No matter what the daily pps gets dropped to by MMs trying to make a market, shares are scooped up immediately. There is not fear in the longs here. Impatience and disappointment in the delays are only natural, but longs know that the mountain is real, the deal is real. Only a matter of time. No big shovel, but I continue scooping up a few here, and on 'lil sister too, as do other longs, or maybe even traders trying to accumulate a little for a Big Run. When this breaks loose on news the tranche is in, every share accumulated will bring a significant return on capital.
"The time to get positioned is now, well ahead of the crowd."
MDMN certainly offers a very high chance of success, in my subjective opinion.
EasyMega$
Should Be Clear To Everyone By Now
The only ones trading, buying or selling this stock are iHubers (and MMs doing their best to "make a market"). While a few are selling to pay a few bills, why are so many detractors so feverish to try and convince the longs it is time to sell. Clearly it is not time to sell, and clearly longs are holding tight and even buying on every dip. To even mention it, hits a sore spot with a few here, but why are shares so hard to locate at the end of the day ... 64%+ today, and above 50% FTDs most days recently? Longs are already convinced the mountain has great value, and surely it has. All longs realize that when the JV does get announced, and it will, that the widespread exposure of the news in the greater investment community will draw an increase of buyers. When a major announces it has cut a deal on a mountain that contains mineable Moly, Gold, Copper and Silver the pps is not going to suffer. "The Gordon pipe with its $1.35 billion in “Measured resources” outlined to date based upon mid January of 2008 metals prices..." is sure to catch more than a little attention. For any newbies who have a hard time understanding this, read all of Dr. Jim DeCosta's Valuation Consideration here:
http://www.medinah-minerals.com/projects.html
Enough said for anyone with enough intelligence, patience and perseverance to turn a few investment dollars into a nice nest egg ... but in case you don't get it ... read on.
As Doug Casey said in a recent article titled Save, Invest, Speculate, Trade, or Gamble?, "But resource stocks impress me as a first-class speculative opportunity. A good speculation, you’ll recall, is one that offers – in your subjective opinion – not only a very high chance of success but a significant multiple on capital. Resource stocks, and the juniors in particular, definitely fit the bill." It's well worth looking up the article and reading it in it's entirety. He summarizes by saying, "Someday we will look back fondly on today’s period of relative calm as the “good old days,” at least compared to what’s coming. The time to get positioned is now, well ahead of the crowd."
MDMN certainly offers a very high chance of success, in my subjective opinion, of course, and definitely fits the bill for a significant multiple return on capital.
EasyMega$
FINRA? - I Hear 'Ya EB - Loud 'n Clear
I've said many times the value is in the mountain, we know it, and when the JV does get announced, it's only the beginning of value for MDMN and it's shareholders for years to come. Newbies would do well to review the available DD, accumulate and hold a position if so inclined, instead of listening to the repetitive detractors of this stock. The JV is signed and awaiting to be delivered. Are shares really hard for MMs to find? Maybe not, but I suppose I like seeing the FINRA numbers 'cause it seems to explain recent low volume to a degree, and affirm longs are holding tight. An added bonus (again,maybe just to me) is that it seems to irritate a few who don't seem to hold any shares and post only negative opinions. You know the ones I refer to. Those who refuse to acknowledge the value in the detailed DD performed by shareholders that actually have a stake in the future of this company. Yesterday's FTD of 49% (yes, it was below 50%, lol) was eclipsed by today's report of 55% shorts on somewhat higher volume. It just keeps getting better as the announcement of the tranche fund nears, and details of the JV are about to be revealed, IMO.
EasyMega$
Short Sales are not Naked Short Sales:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but, a security shows up on the Reg Sho List not because of daily short sales, or FTDs, but because an MM has failed to fulfill these requirements:
Short Sale Delivery Requirements
(a) If a participant of a registered clearing agency has a fail to deliver position at a registered clearing agency in a non-reporting threshold security for 13 consecutive settlement days, the participant shall immediately thereafter close out the fail to deliver position by purchasing securities of like kind and quantity.
At that time, FINRA reports the daily "short sales" vs trades.
EasyMega$
FINRA
For those who fail to recognize sarcasm or look for the facts:
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20110309.txt
This URL has been posted many times on this board.
These are not naked shorts, just Failure to Delivers.
The trend in diminishing volume and a high level of FTDs does not look good for the MMs, IMO. Looks very good for longs, however, that are evidently continuing to hold tight.
Looks to me like M78 said it all, “Too late. The lobsters are already in the pot, and the fire has just been turned on and the cover slammed down. They're as good as cooked. “
lol
EasyMega$
Obligatory Short Report
Hey KMN - Good News!
Failure To Delivers yesterday were less than 50%.
Out of 1,274,919 trades only 626,971 were FTDs.
I think I see a trend here.
EasyMega$
Failures to deliver (FTDs)
may result from either a short or a long sale. There may be legitimate reasons for a failure to deliver. For example, human or mechanical errors or processing delays can result from transferring securities in physical certificate rather than book-entry form, thus causing a failure to deliver on a long sale within the normal three-day settlement period. A fail may also result from naked short selling. For example, market makers who sell short thinly traded, illiquid stock in response to customer demand may encounter difficulty in obtaining securities when the time for delivery arrives.
Naked short selling is not necessarily a violation of the federal securities laws or the Commission's rules. Indeed, in certain circumstances, naked short selling contributes to market liquidity. For example, broker-dealers that make a market in a security4 generally stand ready to buy and sell the security on a regular and continuous basis at a publicly quoted price, even when there are no other buyers or sellers. Thus, market makers must sell a security to a buyer even when there are temporary shortages of that security available in the market. This may occur, for example, if there is a sudden surge in buying interest in that security, or if few investors are selling the security at that time. Because it may take a market maker considerable time to purchase or arrange to borrow the security, a market maker engaged in bona fide market making, particularly in a fast-moving market, may need to sell the security short without having arranged to borrow shares. This is especially true for market makers in thinly traded, illiquid stocks such as securities quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board,5 as there may be few shares available to purchase or borrow at a given time.
Walk Down Was a Fake out?
Not exactly, more like business as usual. "Airshares" are nothing new.
Last three days trading as reported on FINRA reported 16,429,070 FTDs (before today). Today's usual shake and bake tactic didn't exactly result in massive selloff as hoped for by MMs, and maybe those posters continuing to to talk down the stock, even though many detractors apparently hold no position. If they doubt the company and do hold a few shares, why not just sell and move on? Including today, FTDs in just four days of trading, resulted in 18,578,662 FTDs! Without a massive selloff, where are shares going to be borrowed or located? Longs are holding tighter than anticipated. Bought a few cheapies today myself, although I counted my position as already full, I just couldn't help myself. I think a few other longs, and perhaps a few day traders, may have done the same. Everyone is free to believe and invest as they wish, but it appears to me that time is on the side of longs here.
EasyMega$
2.87 M Shares Needed Immediately!
That's right, longs...
Please dump 2,870,561 shares within the next few days. Those very smart MMs with 56.3% fail to delivers at the end of today would really appreciate your help in clearing their books.
Yup..and that's all she wrote! lol
just too EasyMega$
Longs Continue To Hold Tight
and wait for a bigger payday. Hold and wait by smart money seems to be the strategy of the day. OK, so a few shares were sold today, maybe to pay a few necessary bills, but let's face it. As volume continues to go lower each day, it's not due to lack of interest. Those with no shares continue to post endlessly on how there will be no JV. Despite all the prodding, there is no selloff by weak hands to fold. Why? Perhaps there are no weak hands left. Day traders have already flipped. Liquidity is less certain and day trading is unprofitable without volume. Most longs here have gotten in at a much lower pps. We have full positions. Any more would just plain be greedy. As long as rumors keep getting tossed around here, the most credible rumor is that shares held tight are several times the official OS. OK, it's only a rumor, but most longs don't even care about a naked short position that might exist, IMO. The value is in the mountain, we know it, and when the JV does get announced, it is only the beginning of value for MDMN and it's shareholders for years to come. Newbies would do well to review the available DD. What becomes quite evident at the end of each day is that MMs are having a very hard time locating shares. Fewer shares were traded today than yesterday, and yesterday, fewer trades than the day before. Yet, the failure to delivers reported by FINRA continue to remain high. FTDs today were greater than 40%. Why?
The answer was best stated by M78 as shown below:
"Too late. The lobsters are already in the pot, and the fire has just been turned on and the cover slammed down. They're as good as cooked."
I keep laughing on that one ... and that's all she wrote!!!
EasyMega$
Why has volume diminished to such low levels?
Could it be a majority of longs already have full positions and are holding very tight? Or could it be that there are fewer MMs actually allowed to be making a market until they close out open short positions? I don’t have a definitive answer, but I do know MMs are having a very difficult time locating shares. On Thursday’s relatively low volume of only 2,351,851 shares traded, 57.8% were fail to delivers. No massive sell off there. Just a stuggle by MMs to fill a few orders. Friday’s even lower volume of 2,058,813 of shares traded were 69% FTDs! Why? Where are the shares needed to cover these fail to delivers going to come from? I'm continuing to hold tight, and apparently, so are other longs.
Unfounded posting of confusion and doubt aren't changing anything.
Maybe a few shares will be shaken loose.
If you are in, you're in!
Rumors are just rumors.
The mountain is there, and what it contains isn't about to up and vanish.
News will come when it comes.
Looks to me like M78 said it all, “Too late. The lobsters are already in the pot, and the fire has just been turned on and the cover slammed down. They're as good as cooked.“
Easy Mega$
True!! But wrong!! These-RULES DO APPLY
to pinks and OTCBB stocks!!
or, at least, they will:
4320. Short Sale Delivery Requirements
(a) If a participant of a registered clearing agency has a fail to deliver position at a registered clearing agency in a non-reporting threshold security for 13 consecutive settlement days, the participant shall immediately thereafter close out the fail to deliver position by purchasing securities of like kind and quantity.
http://finra.complinet.com/en/display/display_main.html?rbid=2403&element_id=9398
EasyMega$
True!! BUT WRONG!!
A minor correction to my earlier post - Final Rule 204 went into effect July 31, 2009.
Application to All Equity Securities
Consistent with temporary Rule 204T, the close-out requirements of Rule 204 apply to
fails to deliver in all equity securities. As discussed in the Rule 204T Adopting Release, this
requirement differs from the close-out requirement of Rule 203(b)(3) of Regulation SHO that
applies the close-out requirements of that rule only to those securities with a large and persistent
level of fails to deliver, i.e., threshold securities.87
A purpose of Rule 204 is to help limit the use of “naked” short selling as part of a
manipulative scheme. To achieve this purpose, we are applying the rule to all equity securities,
regardless of the level or persistence of any fails to deliver in such securities. In addition, as
discussed above, we believe that all sellers of equity securities should promptly deliver, or
arrange for delivery of, securities to the respective buyer and all buyers of securities have a right
to expect prompt delivery of securities purchased. We believe this should be the case for sales in
all equity securities and are adopting this rule to further that goal.
M78 - Lobsters Are Already In The Pot
The lobsters are already in the pot, and the fire has just been turned on and the cover slammed down. They're as good as cooked.
lol
I agree! That about says it all...
EasyMega$
ID - "RULES DO NOT APPLY"
You are right and I am wrong.
Thanks for the correction.
Same old Wild West rules apply as from 2008 (the following is from the "official" SEC website):
Division of Trading and Markets:
Guidance Regarding the Commission's Emergency Order Concerning Rules to Protect Investors against "Naked" Short Selling Abuses
I. Introduction
Pursuant to Section 12(k)(2) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, on September 17, 2008, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") issued an Emergency Order temporarily strengthening the delivery requirements for all equity securities. The following questions and answers regarding the Order as amended have been prepared by, and represent the views of, the Staff of the Division of Trading and Markets to assist in the understanding and application of the Order. They are not rules, regulations, or statements of the Commission. Further, the Commission has neither approved nor disapproved these interpretive answers and is not bound by them.
***********
...Bottom line...
How does Rule 204T apply to registered market makers, options market makers, or other market makers obligated to quote in the over-the-counter market, that are selling securities as part of bona fide market making?
Answer: Temporary Rule 204(a) provides that if a participant of a registered clearing agency has a fail to deliver position at a registered clearing agency in any equity security for a long or short sale transaction in that equity security, the participant shall, by no later than the beginning of regular trading hours on the settlement day following the settlement date, immediately close out the fail to deliver position by borrowing or purchasing securities of like kind and quantity.
We are extending temporary Rule 204(a)'s close-out requirement for fails to deliver attributable to bona fide market making activities by registered market makers, options market makers, or other market makers obligated to quote in the over-the-counter market (collectively, "Market Makers"). Thus, a participant must close out the fail to deliver position attributable to a Market Maker by no later than the beginning of regular trading hours on the morning of the third settlement day after the settlement date for the transaction that resulted in the fail to deliver position.
In addition, any Market Maker to which a fail to deliver position at a registered clearing agency is attributable must attest in writing to the market on which it is registered that the fail to deliver position at issue was established solely for the purpose of meeting its bona fide market making obligations. In addition, such written attestation must describe the steps the Market Maker has taken in an effort to deliver securities to its registered clearing agency.
Temporary Rule 204(b) provides that if a participant of a registered clearing agency has a fail to deliver position in any equity security at a registered clearing agency and does not close out the fail to deliver position in accordance with the rule's requirements, the participant and any broker or dealer from which it receives trades for clearance and settlement, including market makers, may not accept a short sale order in the equity security from another person, or effect a short sale in the equity security for its own account, to the extent that the broker or dealer submits its short sales to that participant for clearance and settlement, without first borrowing the security, or entering into a bona-fide arrangement to borrow the security, until the participant closes out the fail to deliver position by purchasing securities of like kind and quantity and that purchase has cleared and settled at a registered clearing agency. To allow Market Makers to facilitate customer orders in a fast moving market without possible delays associated with complying with this requirement of temporary Rule 204(b), we are not applying the borrowing requirements of the rule to Market Makers provided the Market Maker can show that it does not have an open fail to deliver position at the time of any additional short sales.
http://www.sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/204tfaq.htm
From the foregoing "guidance" and decreasing volume of sales, including FTDs, I would conclude there are a decreasing number of "active" MMs that do not have open fail to deliver positions, and are thus unable to participate in any additional short sales. Seems to have occurred earlier last week with 'lil sister. Explains why trading volume is "drying up". IMO
M78 "attempt by the short community"
Actually, day traders are one thing - no problem.
Strategic tactics by MMs to cause an avalanche sell off just didn't happen the last couple of days. FTDs on 'lil sister have been much lower for the past week, very little volume and pps is holding. Strong hands prevail there.
A few MMs on MDMN must not have heard, or thought that they could initiate a panic bear raid with their usual tactics. Their initial pps drop at the open yesterday failed to spark the huge sell off they had hoped for to scoop up shares. This was not likely day trader action, IMO. Yesterday's end of the day FTDs were at 49% on fairly high volume (and 50% on Friday-also high volume). Maybe MMs are starting to get the message that shares are hard to come by, and the usual shake & bake strategy is failing to produce their desired results. Where are the MMs getting shares to cover those FTDs? Too many shares in strong hands not letting go. Today's FTDs were reduced to less than 35%, a very good sign, and again, volume was low. Then shares are getting a little hard to locate. MMs need a massive share selloff if they hope to avoid a very painful short squeeze. The MMs always had the "right" to "make a market" in thinly traded (they've always interpreted thinly traded as poorly regulated) markets. They've never had the right to naked short shares (which IMO, they've been doing for years here).
New short selling regs went into effect 2/28/2011.
We'll see how effective they are.
Good news would seal their fate!
Yesterday's FTD of 49% and low volume
did not produce the desired result by MMs. A dismal attempt at a bear raid, despite the usual cheerleaders throwing liberal amounts of fear, doubt and confusion on the board. Be clear...we have a mountain! Check the DD. I know what I have and continue to hold. Valuation of the JV will be revealed in good time with accompanying astonishing rise in pps.
It doesn't take six posts a day,
or even a half dozen,
to KNOW we have a winner here. lol
Nothing else needs to be said!
Have to appreciate the level-headed comments
that continue to be posted by many longs on this board, not to mention DD that newbies really need to review. Despite delays, there are more than enough shares held in long hands here to prevent a bear raid of significance. Fear and doubt can be caused by not knowing what tomorrow brings, so know what you own. Tomorrow is here. Regular daytraders can make out well here, but do not run the show of daily fluctuations. Those posting about shorts have a very legitimate point, considering the failures to deliver day after day (check regsho site). Oftentimes these failures exceed 50% as they did on Friday. Shares are very difficult to locate. Why? The fact these highest % failures to deliver often occur on low volume days, where a pps also illogically declines, points to two things. #1 - MMs have a strategic interest in shaking shares loose by maybe causing a little doubt and confusion (their strategy has failed with "little sister" and will fail here also)...#2- shares held long in strong hands know what they hold as all issues are in the process of being resolved. Daytraders make out just fine here, but will be left behind when the good news starts. The longs will be the ones that grab the brass (or should I say Gold) ring in the end.
OK, Just IMO
A Big Thanks to All The Longs Here That Continue to Be Logical, Ferret Out The Facts & Make sense.
You know who you are.
Thanks
...going long.
"Now this does not mean just any company but to effectively nail the MMs, Longs must find the great company on the floor and accumulate long before the MM tactics and games begin."
Yes. Nibbled a little here yesterday, and with little sister today. Surprising how a nibble here and there accumulates a position over 4-5 years. The fail to deliver today at 51% would tend to indicate shares are not immediately available. Tactics at play here are sure to fail the MMs.
http://regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20110223.txt
But remember, the value is not in the shorts, but in what the mountain contains.
Exactly Right!
"Speculative investors reap most of their profits when getting in early on an emerging play."
That's why I nibbled up with another 5K today.
It's very early in the emerging play.
1st Time Poster on iHub, 1st post on this board.
Accumulating MDMN since early 2007, and appreciating the good DD here on iHub these past years, with few exceptions. The roller coaster ride of Anticipation has been exciting over the years for more than just a few of us...getting better every day. For any doubters hanging out here about Cerro's claims, reminds me of a sign getting off the Cyclone in Coney Island from years past. "Don't go away mad, just go away."
Me? I'm not about to walk away from this one, having just entered the gate. The thrill of a roller coaster ride is not at the exit, but begins at the Entrance. Yes, the fun and rewards are just beginning. I am Anticipating a very thrilling, sometimes fast and very long climb to new heights.
Easy
1st Time Post on iHub, 1st post.
Accumulating CDCH since 2006, and appreciating the good DD here on iHub these past years. The roller coaster ride of Anticipation has been exciting over the years for more than just a few of us. For any doubters hanging out here about Cerro's claims, reminds me of a sign getting off the Cyclone in Coney Island from years past. "Don't go away mad, just go away."
Me? I'm not about to walk away from this one, having just entered the gate. The thrill of a roller coaster ride is not at the exit, but begins at the Entrance. Yes, the fun and rewards are just beginning. I am Anticipating a very thrilling, sometimes fast and very long climb to new heights.
Easy