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That's ridiculous. They can have one or a thousand NDA's and buy shares, it doesn't matter one bit. That is in no way related to insider trading. I can't see how you find that statement logical in any way, and I am pretty sure you don't.
Oh yeah, there are probably numerous NDA's and NCA's in this whole deal. There is no way that this would all happen on a friendly handshake.
It's not going to be halted. I've heard the SEC argument a million times before. Throw those three letters into your argument to try and scare people, but it isn't true.
It's actually completely contradictory statements. Naysayers claim that pink sheet scams are rampant because the SEC doesn't regulate them, yet they also scream out that the SEC will halt them for the scam. Argue one or the other, not both.
It looks like the volume of trades is going up quite a bit. Not so much the total volume of shares, but the number of trades being executed. Is this significant to an upcoming event such as a bullshake?
The cookware set is the one I'm waiting for. I'm always a fan of good cookware. Higher price and more lasting value than a squeegee. I hope they hone their campaign strategy before they unveil it.
I don't know for sure they have it, but the cookware set has been discussed since about 3rd quarter of 2009.
It all clicked for me this morning. I understand why the FLD works and the PPS can not do anything but move upwards. Thanks to everyone for answering my barrage of questions!
11 trades today. Total volume: 39,273.
Hmm....bullshake coming?
If they go full throttle after this second test period, they are still following through exactly as they stated in their conference call.
I made a call to Scottrade about not being able to trade a GRNO stock online due to restrictions. I called again and asked about some free trades as compensation (I also mentioned an incident not to long ago where their whole trading mechanism crashed). Surprisingly, they compensated me 5 trades. Probably could have gotten more, but I was happy with that. FYI for anyone who invests with them.
Thanks for the tip Ex!
That sounds positive to me. I'm glad to see new changes in behavior. Thanks!
Is this a recent change in behavior for them or have they been doing it for a while? If it is new behavior, what does that signify?
Ahh, ok. That's exciting news if it's true. Thanks!
Excuse my naivety, who is UBSS?
This company isn't even on the map yet. It is not being seen by investors anywhere. Wait until some eyes are on it and that's when we'll see strong movement.
I get excited when the bashers show up. That means the gears are turning frantically over in MM land.
Spongetech sues Timothy Sykes:
http://www.hedgefund.net/publicnews/default.aspx?story=11208
This should be amusing...
I have never felt so inspired.
No I do not. Haven't even researched it. That was my next question. It was told to me by my investment advisor but I haven't even started looking. I'm in PBEC very modestly so it hasn't been a high priority yet.
Ahh...first post to PBEC, good to see familiar faces here.
Is anyone aware of the grant PBEC applied for from the Federal government? I believe it is somewhere in the neighborhood of $75 million.
Scottrade has GRNO as restricted from being traded via the online accounts. I had to call my order in. Is this because of non-current pink sheet information or because they are linked to NITE and now looking to curb purchases for some reason?
Does anyone know approximately how much of the float is locked down at this point? I know it's over 100%, wondering if it's at 200% yet.
1000%? I hope so, but I'm looking more for the $5-10 range. Although, the numbers suggest $25 is possible with a couple hit products.
I'm glad everyone here is in sorta decent spirits. Tough to do when watching this. There's an inner struggle that goes on when this happens and it's very very difficult to maintain reason over emotion. It helps to have everyone here relying on each other to keep things in perspective.
It's not a bad thing. It's amazing how low the volume is though. Usually I expect a stock to be doing hundreds of trades a day. I guess that does not pertain to float lock downs though.
Funny, I woke up to this article being in my e-mail this morning:
http://www.rodale.com/how-prevent-hangover
Asparagus may be the answer to your problems.
It looks like it's going to be a boring day in CDIV world. 15 trades is not exciting.
Well said. That is a good explanation. I also am almost completely out for right now. However, there is still no doubt in my mind that this stock is going to go back up again, and I'll be back with hopefully more money to invest than before. I agree as well that many who were here before are sitting and watching for the moment.
We all crunched the numbers for months. The potential revenue vs. operating costs and number of outstanding shares is great. The CEO only diluted slightly for the funding when he could certainly have diluted many times over so far. When the good news comes in, the good people will be back.
I am also interested sir. Count me in. Thanks!
Pink sheet stocks are volatile and subject to manipulation in countless ways. That's it. End of story. No pink sheet stock is immune to these factors. A company who executes, generates revenue, and continues to uplist will slowly and surely cut down on the volatility and manipulation as their PPS grows. None of this matters at all right now if you are holding until 2012 or longer, or at the minimum sometime reasonably after consistent revenue and the first uplisting.
What are you trying to accomplish? You're stating things that are completely generalized, as if it's prophetic. It's going to go up and down, up and down, up and down. Only, over a reasonable amount of time, much more up than down. It is nothing short of scare tactics, and poorly stated at that.
A round on you will increase the Den family three-fold. Bar economics.
Good idea. I used the 100% rule on this one. 100% at the ask :) It was a tiny order though that rounded out my max # of shares I will be holding in CDIV. I'm ready for the ride!
We should always be buying at the ask, right?
Yeah, it sucks to watch it do this. One thing I learned through this is that no stock is immune to the volatility and manipulation of the pink sheets world. Had I understood that, my strategy would have been a little different. I'd probably be invested in a heavier position right now, with my initial investment out and riding free shares. Live and learn.
Boston,
That PR is major. I think that is one of the most important ones we've had anytime recently.
I know you are heavily invested so it's hard for you to watch, but I firmly believe that $1.09 per share from investors for $1.2 million means a great deal for confidence.
Once this bottoms and then has a couple weeks of strong upticks, maybe it's a good time to buy more and try and bring down your average you bought in at.
Yep, but I don't know enough yet about how the whole process works. Plus, even at the current price, it'd cost a considerable amount of money. I'm not convinced that all the "long-term" investors are still in. I'm not even in right now because I believe I could profit elsewhere better for the next couple months.
If you think about it, we always said long and strong regarding TSHO which is basically the same thing in an unorganized fashion. At the Den, they are highly organized and highly dangerous to short-sellers.
I'm still soaking it all in at the moment so I'm in no position to start recommending stocks. Let's see what happens to TSHO. I still believe it is a solid company and will continue to execute on their plans, but it isn't immune to pink sheet volatility and manipulation. Rather than fight that right now, I just assume embrace it and be ready for a rebound and uplisting. After all, they already got their major financing so the stock price isn't quite as crucial at the moment.
We have more volume today in 2.5 hours than we had all of Friday.
I'm a fan from what I've seen so far. Still learning, but I'm starting to get the concept.
One thing I think is worth looking at is if this strategy of float lock downs continues to be successful, and I think it will, it might be worth looking at for TSHO. We know the company is good, we know the float is low, under 18 million, and we know a lot of DD has been done already. It's also still on the pink sheets meaning an uplisting can trigger a short cover.
If it continues to drop, it might be an opportunity to evaluate it. I would bring it up to the Den first and see their thoughts. I know they use a lot of variables in determining the companies they choose. It also probably depends on how many are currently in play since there's only so much money to go around.
I don't want to see TSHO continue to drop, but there might be a silver lining here.
I completely agree, didn't even think about that. They are also owned by AT&T. :)
RIM would be interesting, but I don't think so just yet. They are pretty focused on developing hardware and software, not advertising services. However, I would say that any company who is currently developing mobile device hardware and software would at least have interest in the mobile advertising area if it is lucrative, so they are probably watching. In the case of the GO800 service, it pulls 800 number style connectivity away from the major telecommunications providers and puts it into the hands of a mobile company. It also improves it. So another possibility might be AT&T or Verizon or someone like that who wants to retain the "DID" (it isn't a DID, but I'm not sure how to classify it) market share.