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Pennystocks picked this one this morning. Tried to buy it but it has a DTC Chill on it. lol
You know that the elevator is going down in the last 20 minutes. The only question is at what floor will it stop.
Are you joking? Look again. There was a ton of paid promoters for this stock.
Bought this yesterday. Talk about good timing!!!!!!!!!
That is the last thing we want. They only work with pump and dumps. Just a nice steady rise is the way to go.
WHEN THE TREE SHAKES....WILL YOU FALL OUT? Or will you be strong enough to hold on to your shares?
You know they will be shaking that tree to see who falls out. Who will be strong enough to hold on. I am waiting to catch those who fall and grab their shares.
Anyone have a clue? Anything factual?
Yeah, right.
Oh, by the way, CAGI also does not belong to the United Nations, NAACP, NCAA, AARP, Meat Packers of America,....and the list goes on. And the reasons they don't belong to any of these groups is the same as why they do not belong to the Wine Institute!!!!!!! The Wine Institute specifically put certain criteria in so that businesses like Supermarkets, Rite-Aid, etc., would be ineligible to belong. Nice try though, you probably fooled some posters.
luckybaby: CAGI does not meet the qualifications for joining the Wine Institute, so naturally they would not be on the list. You cannot simply sell or export wine to be a member. They are not a licensed winegrower, they do not own or lease a bonded winery, or bonded wine cellar. They do sell wine in the state, but they do not meet the previous additional qualifications. Here are the qualifications for joining.
"If you are a licensed winegrower, or you own or lease a bonded winery or a bonded wine cellar in California and are producing or selling wine in the state, you are eligible to become a Wine Institute member."
Tell us what were your reasons for posting misleading information?
A total of $1.80 in trades, and it drops 33%. What a joke.
You will NEVER see a $1.35 re-entry point.
What a winner this has been for me this month.
Up ^^^^^Up .10 in after hours trading.
Some analyst writes that housing stocks have run up quite a bit, lately, and that they could drop......and bingo, the sheep follow. Today is a great day to load up. Nothing but blue skies ahead for anything associated with housing.
Same old story. Flood the airwaves with some news, and e-mails from paid scam artists. Stock goes up temporarily, then drops leaving amateur bagholders. See it time after time.
Do you have a link to your statement, or is it just wishful thinking?
Looking at all of the posts........no one has a clue why this doubled today.
Anyone know what is going on? Someone with knowledge, and not wishful thinking.
The "chill" that my broker (TD Ameritrade)has on this stock is not helping. I can only sell. I am sure there are other brokers with the DTC on it, also. I would be buying a lot of this if I could. At this price, it is a no-brainer.
Am I missing something? Since S&P boosted HOV's outlook from negative to positive, the stock has fallen. What a bunch of crap.
Today reminds me of the old joke about a carload of lawyers going over a cliff..............It is a good start.
Anyone else having this problem trying to buy this stock? I get a message from Ameritrade as follows.."Order cannot be processed due to a DTC chill restricting the ability to transfer a security and settle the trade."
Shorting? You need to read this from PUMPSANDDUMPS.com Go to their website. They tell it like it is. Here is an excerpt that covers shorting of penny stocks.
7 Sure Signs That You Should Not Be Playing The Stock Market (at least not the Penny Markets anyway)
1. You Believe That The Share Price of Your Penny Stock Is Down Because of Shorting
No, no, no! Impossible! We'll say it again. It is impossible for a significant short position to exist in any penny stock. Anybody who tells you otherwise is conning you. Any tout who tells you that his "pick" went down because of shorting is a liar. There is only one reason for a penny stock to go down in price. And that is because sellers (mostly insiders) are flooding the market with stock.
2. You Believe That There Is Such A Thing As A "Paid Basher"
The fact of the matter is that most penny stocks are scams. The regulators have made it far too easy for con artists to infiltrate the stock market with ridiculous schemes, most of which are designed to dump worthless stock onto an unsuspecting public. In order for these cons to get you to buy their stock, their company has to be "talked up" and that is through paid promoters who have developed email or snail mail lists by advertising their own feigned success in the penny markets. Some of these promoters are so good at conning their audience, they even convince subscribers to pay for their membership. Most, but not all, will specify some sort of compensation for their promotion, as required by law.
When a penny stock goes down, touts and company insiders will often invoke the idea of shorting as the cause. As discussed previously, shorting penny stocks is so prohibitive, that it never causes the demise of the price of a penny stock. Still, people will try and convince you that anybody speaking negatively about the prospects of a penny stock is a "paid basher" out to aid the shorts. As there is no upside to paying somebody to speak negatively about a penny stock, paid bashers are a fairy tale. Same goes for these fantasy so-called "short and distort" schemes. If you believe that the share price of a penny stock can go down because of a paid basher, GET OUT OF THE MARKET NOW!
3. You Think That A Stock Can Have More Buyers Than Sellers or Vice Versa
Every trade requires a buy and a seller. Period. There is no such thing as more buys than sells or more sells than buys. Think of a stock as a car. If you are looking to buy, you know how much you are willing to spend. Same with a stock. You make a bid and if the seller is willing to sell it to you at that price, then you have a deal. But there is still a buyer and a seller. Same if you are selling a car. You know what price you want and if the buyer meets your price, then you have a deal. Once again, you still have a seller and a buyer. It takes two to tango and two to complete a transaction. A stock, like a car, boat or house is only worth what somebody will pay for it.
4. You Think That Penny Stocks Can Be Charted
The concept of relying on charts to determine when a penny stock should be bought and sold is one of the most ridiculous theories out there. Chartology is unreliable at the best of times even with legitimate stocks. Penny stocks are at most times manipulated and Bolinger Bands or Candlestick analysis cannot ever be relied on to indicate buy or sell signals. In fact, applying these theories or others like them, is guaranteed to give you a wrong answer every time. Even those that devised these analytical techniques will tell you that they cannot apply to penny stocks. Once a promotion of a penny stock ends, there is no logic as to where it will trade, except that it will trade lower.
5. You Believe That If The Company Makes A Statement, It Is Guaranteed to Be Truthful
There is still the perception out there that regulators like the SEC check out every statement a company make for legitimacy. Or that the regulators will catch and prosecute a stock schemer every time. Not even close to true. Most securities fraud artists, especially in the penny markets, get away scot-free. Even those that are eventually prosecuted, can spend years spinning their cons before they are stopped.
A press release or SEC filing issued by a company involved in a pump and dump scheme rarely speaks the absolute truth, if at all. At a minimum, the truth is distorted with a positive bent to make the announcement seem better than it is. Many are just outright fabrications. It bears repeating, that you should look for the caveats in announcements, which will eventually lead to an easy out for the announcer. For example, financing of up to x dollars. An option to acquire... Will buy back up to x dollars of stock from time to time at the discretion of the Board of Directors. Our favorite term is "best efforts".
6. You Believe That Paying A Tout For Penny Stock Picks Makes the Pick More Legitimate
It is unfathomable that some touts garner fees from their subscribers. These are promoters getting paid from both sides. Almost always, they are promoting the same stock that the "free" touts are promoting.
7. You Believe That Trading In Penny Stocks Is Indicative of The Major Markets
We laugh when we hear someone claim that their penny stock was down because the DOW was also down on the day. How preposterous. Except perhaps in the event of a horrendous day on the major markets (like a crash), when everyone is jittery, penny stocks are absolutely not indicative of the major markets. Most penny stocks go up because of independent promotions and most go to down when the promotion ends or insider selling weighs on the share price. The performance of the DOW or any other major index generally has no relevance to the performance of penny stocks.
REQUIRED READING........THIS IS THE BEST WRITE-UP I HAVE SEEN ON PUMPS AND DUMPS.
http://www.pumpsanddumps.com/p/its-pump-dump.html
He uses the shotgun approach. Shoot in a large pattern..you are bound to hit something.
I agree. Very sad. But even worse for the people that bought the hype after it went up.
PR: When I saw the title I got excited......when I saw what the body of the PR said I got irritated. Why would they waste time and money putting out a PR that says absolutely nothing?????????? The drop in price reflects the contents of the PR. GO PVSP
Hopefully, someone will buy this shell.
I like the AGS REF deal. How else is a "start-up" company going to raise capital to expand and grow their business? They could have just dumped shares, as they probably have done in the past. Anytime a company is forthright about what they are doing is a plus for me. A financier wants something for their money. I see nothing but good news ahead out of this deal.
Paid pumps should be arriving today. Nuff said.
FROM CLUBPENNY STOCKS.........THEY TELL YOU THEY ARE PAID TO SAY WHAT THEY PRINT, AND EVEN TELL YOU THAT THE HIRING PARTY WILL DUMP SHARES...and yet people still buy in and end up holding the bag. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING EXCERPT FROM THEM, ESPECIALLY THE PART ABOUT LIQUIDATING SHARES.
"ClubPennyStocks Network has received $20,000.00 in cash compensation from Winning Media LLC for the one day profile of Vidable Inc (OTCBB:VIBE) which services include the issuance of this release and the other opinions that we release concerning VIBE. ClubPennyStocks Network has not investigated the background of Winning Media LLC, the hiring company. Anyone viewing this newsletter should assume the hiring party or affiliates of the hiring party own shares of Vidable Inc (OTCBB:VIBE) of which they plan to liquidate, further understanding that the liquidation of those shares may or may not negatively impact the share price. ClubPennyStocks Network has received this amount as a production budget for advertising efforts and will retain amounts over and above the cost of production, copywriting services, mailing and other distribution expenses as a fee for our services. As such, our opinion is neither unbiased nor independent, and you should consider that when evaluating our statements regarding Vidable Inc (OTCBB:VIBE)."
This insults my intelligence. It is from an e-mail that I got from PennyStockInsiders.com. They tell you that the CEO's shares cannot be sold into the market (I would assume that they are restricted), then they use that as justification to say "if he is not selling there must be some amazing things here." HE COULD NOT SELL THEM IF HE WANTED TO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Below are a couple of paragraphs from their e-mail.
"We know for a fact that the CEO of the company is holding onto his SNPK shares fully. They announced that his stock cannot be sold into the market, and that he is thus commited long term growth of the company.
If the actual CEO of the company is holding his stock and not selling shouldn't we consider doing the same? That could be a clue that a lot of amazing things are brewing there."
PLEASE DO A GOOGLE MAPS STREET VIEW. That is all I needed to see that this is a scam.
SNPK gives money to an advertising agency who takes a cut and hands it off to another agency, who hands it off to a pump and dump site. It is quite a trail, but it eventually leads back to SNPK. This way, they can say that they did not directly pay anyone to promote their stock. I love it.
If you use google maps and do a street view of their address, you will get a queezy feeling. It looks like a storage unit.
I hope you come out okay, but this looks like the euphoria is starting to dry up.
I hope you are not underwater too much on this. It is dead, pure and simple.
How is that .72 working out for you? I would refrain from using CAPS. Draws attention to what you say, and you don't need that.