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Hey man great buying opportunity
Nice cheapies wow
What if Bitzio and Koka got married and had a baby?
run–up
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noun
: a usually sudden increase in price
: the period immediately before an action or event
Full Definition
1 :the act of running up something
2 :a usually sudden increase in volume or price
All I wanna know is Are we trading in America, you God damn right we are !!! weak people make excuses provide solid dd and you can be taken half serious
I also heard the Circus was in Canada
Turn up the VOLUME!!!
Welcome to America
Nice volume back to back
Only if you contract something
So glad I only paid PEANUTZ for these shares
The sky is the limit
Beers n whores are more expensive
The Phoenix
The koka deal is worthy of uplisting period. Neither players want to hover in pinky land and the cash seals the deal. A multi revenue company to go with the deal !
When your in at .0001 then 1 tick is the moon 100%
All pennies are raising money it's the timing that pays
A boogee is what I pick and flick
Pushing away from the table
If Bitzio buys koka for 800,000 shares preferred and koka then infuses co. With cash financing , I just see a new company forming with dividend
Endless possibilities but the uplisting is what sticks in my mind
News would help
Cool site eco friendly Koka Mystic
Hmmmmm
Quality control after a reverse split is also congressional worthy.
Its all about the Benjamin's
You said you've signed all these splits in a general sense but seem very detailed with citing incidents and I am wondering if they only asked you to be on the boards what did you gain , it seems as some Blackfoot action may have happened and if we hadn't reverse split I would keep a secret but that part seems to be the work of a consultant or coach
Toxic asset is a popular term for certain financial assets whose value has fallen significantly and for which there is no longer a functioning market, so that such assets cannot be sold at a price satisfactory to the holder. Because assets are offset against liabilities and frequently leveraged, this decline in price may be quite dangerous to the holder. The term became common during the Late-2000s financial crisis, in which they continue to play a major role.
When the market for toxic assets ceases to function, it is described as "frozen". Markets for some toxic assets froze in 2007, and the problem grew much worse in the second half of 2008. Several factors contributed to the freezing of toxic asset markets. The value of the assets were very sensitive to economic conditions, and increased uncertainty in these conditions made it difficult to estimate the value of the assets. Banks and other major financial institutions were unwilling to sell the assets at significantly reduced prices, since lower prices would force them to reduce significantly their stated assets, making them, at least on paper, insolvent.
Don't Let Stock Prices Fool You
A common saying says, "Don't judge a book by its cover." Some equally valid words of wisdom for investors could be, "Don't judge a stock by its share price." Despite much readily available information for investors, many people still incorrectly assume that a stock with a small dollar price is cheap, while another with a heftier price is expensive. This misconceived notion can lead investors down the wrong path and into some bad decisions for their money.
The cheapest stocks - "penny stocks" - also tend to be the riskiest. That stock that just went from $40 to $4 might end up at zero. And a stock that goes from $10 to $20 might double again to $40. Looking at a stock's share price is only useful when taking many other factors into account.
Many Factors to Consider
Investors often make the mistake of looking only at stock price, because it is often the most visibly quoted number in the financial press. However, the actual dollar price of a stock means very little unless many other factors are considered. For example, if Company A has a $100 billion market capitalization and has 10 billion shares, while Company B has a $1 billion market capitalization and 100 million shares, both companies will have a share price of $10, but Company A is worth 100 times more than Company B.
A stock with a $100 share price may be intimidating to many retail investors, because it seems very expensive. Some investors think that a triple-digit share price is bad, and they feel that a $5 stock has a better chance of doubling than the $100 stock. This is a misguided view, because the $5 stock might be considerably overvalued, and the $100 stock undervalued. The opposite also could be true as well, but share price alone is no sign of value. Market capitalization is a clearer indication of how the company is valued, and gives a better idea of the stock's value.
Why Market Cap and Share Price?
Stocks are divided up into shares so that clearly distinguishable units of the company and investors can buy a portion of the company corresponding to a portion of the total shares. The actual number of shares outstanding for publicly listed companies can vary widely.
Big examples of this are stock splits and reverse stock splits. There are some psychological associations with stock prices, and companies will sometimes choose to cater to this investor psychology through stock splits. For example, people tend to prefer buying stocks in round lots of 100 shares. This leads to the conclusion that a stock with a share price of more than $50 may turn off the average investor, because it requires a cash outlay of at least $5,000 to buy 100 shares. This is a large financial commitment to make to one stock for the average retail investor. As a result, a company that has had a good run and has seen its shares rise from $20 to $60 might choose to do a 2-for-1 stock split.
Stock Splits
A 2-for-1 split means that the company will change every share of stock into two. It also means that the value of each share will be divided in half, so that the two new shares will be exactly equal to the one old share. An investor might be more comfortable buying the shares at $30, making a $3,000 investment to purchase 100 shares, but the rationale is absent when looking at the actual transaction.
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Quiet Period
DEFINITION OF 'QUIET PERIOD'
In terms of an IPO, the period where an issuer is subject to a SEC ban on promotional publicity. The quiet period usually lasts either 40 or 90 days from the IPO.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'QUIET PERIOD'
In other words, If you take your company public, you can't talk about your stock to anybody for 3 months.
Refine Your Financial Vocabulary
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Go big or go home!
Watch me buy some today and sell them to your friends tomorrow
This is pennies not foreign policy
Put your Canadian trade tools away and connect the dots on this massive dilution
Same thing I'm doing today getting paperwork straight because AAFB is not up to date ,it is faster for me to drive
Hello big govt!
Thanks for real dd
Deja Vu'
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA--(Marketwire - June 14, 2011) - Rocky Mountain Fudge Company, Inc. (OTCBB:RMFI) the "Company")is pleased to announce that effective June 14th, 2011, the Company's name was changed to Bitzio, Inc.
The Company will commence trading under its new symbol, effective immediately. For a period of 20 business days, the Company will trade under the symbol (OTCBB:BTZOD). After the expiration of that 20 day period, on July 12, 2011, the Company will resume trading under the symbol OTCBB:BTZO.
The change of name is intended to reflect the Company's focus on opportunities in the social media and smartphone markets.
The Company also announces that its Board of Directors has approved a forward stock split of the Company's issued and outstanding common shares. The stock split is effective immediately.
Each Company stockholder will receive three additional common shares for every common share held on the stock split record date. Stockholders do not have to take any further action. The common shares will commence trading on a post-forward split basis immediately. It is expected that the increased number of outstanding shares resulting from the stock split will improve market liquidity and provide a greater opportunity for investors to become stockholders of the Company.
"We are excited about the new developments and direction within the Company. There is tremendous potential in these emerging markets for Bitzio and we are positioning the Company to take large strides," said Gordon McDougall, CEO of Bitzio, Inc. "Now that the Company has been restructured through a forward stock split, we are ready to launch our strategy and fulfill our intention to be a leader of the current social media and smartphone boom."
Is there a name change, ticker change
New company name suitable for a fashion co. conglomerate and explanation for uplisting
Personally that is the way I see this uplisting and of course there is another