So true. It happened to me a few times

I only know about the number of doctors LOL

Welcome to joy ride, saj I feel good about this one..

Same feeling here LOL

Just bought some LNG at 3.8

LNG down to 4.7$ pre-market on citi downgrade..Going to play this all day

I don't know about you but the only thing I am waiting for is a nice run that can triple my money Check out the posts made on this forum in recent days if you want to know where they are with the audits. Here is one..

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=29122329

My take on HMGP : I hope it is, Kel. I called the bottom around 4 cents range and I am plenty sure I own the bragging rights for bringing in buyers and stopped the bleeding at that range. That was the hardest time to be positive on the stock and I see most of those who were negative then are bullish now. I am being cautious now only because this upward movement was built on NITE's mercy. I would have like it lot better if AUTO was on the bid because they were the ones bringing it down. That would nicely fit the 'short' theory. Sure the fundamentals haven't changed but they didn't play a role in this run. Based on my trading experience, this is what normally happens. The market maker runs the stock up on low volume after 'cleaning out' the weak sellers. Some of the big holders chip in with some money and buy the stock because they are worried it would fall right back down. They also work hard to generate the frenzy so that they can sell their shares to new buyers. The 'always late to the party' i-hub momo crowd bring in some bagholders with their push. The distribution phase lasts for some time and I hope for the sake of our friends in the stock,it lasts long enough for them I sound the most bullish when the stock is trying hard to reverse from the lows and get cautious once it runs a few hundred percent higher from the lows. Folks who follow me know this very well. At least I am not costing them any money and I am not creating any bagholders by giving an atrocious price target on pinkies. Wishing you the best. I will be around to cheer if this propels higher on some solid news and better market dynamics. So far as pinkies goes, I sell the stock based on my trading discipline and willing to buy back lower if the story is right. This way the story is same and you have more shares than ever before Good luck!

Absolutely, Spark! The time is ripe We got oversold and then some more.

LOL. Whoever said the stocks should move up only on news is so wrong It is all about supply vs demand. What brought this down so far is supply and what is going to take it up is the flood of new buyers coming our way. Your call for a lower buying price reminds me of another stock where the folks were calling for a 3 cents bottom when it was trading at 4 cents range and I told them it is not going any lower. Guess what ? The stock closed at 13 cents on Friday. I banked nicely on that one. We have seen the short term bottom here. I hate to see people shooting in their foot but sadly that happens all the time.

I never even attempt to apply investment philosophy to pinkies any more I tried that route and didn't work. LOL

The big holders need a lot of volume to sell They need to generate enough interest at this level so that new buyers can buy their stock. I have said this before but it is worth repeating. No one ever become poor by taking profits. GL!

Interesting how similar sentiments are being echoed on ALRY forum NOW

Posted by: STRONGUS
In reply to: Waverider110 who wrote msg# 27255
Date:5/8/2008 7:49:35 PM
Post #of 27322

I have observed ALRY for a few days. Looks like there is a lot of supply still coming in. The stock didn't go up on news because of that. I am passing this one for now

I am seconding that and I am the second humblest ihub member LOL

LNG : Keep an eye for a bounce Be careful with your entry & exit points. It goes up & down very fast.

LNG : Keep an eye for a bounce Be careful with your entry & exit points. It goes up & down very fast.

Cuppy & others, There is no doubt that both law & karma have their own time frame and punish the scammers in their own way. I hope and pray each one of us bounce back big time from the big set back we suffered here. I also wish the current AMGG holders the very best. The web of deceit and lies pinned by ex-RGNO management were so cunning and preplanned, it didn't even make savvy minds suspect them for a long time. It is also true that we loyal longs chose to ignore the red flags and trusted Jerry & Greg at face value of their statements. It took me a good amount of time to recover. I am coming back now with a few well earned successes on other stocks and I hope you guys do the same. I can say this for sure. They cannot even dream about pulling another scam via public entity under our watchful eyes. Good luck!

That is a fair statement imo.

I have added more ARSC today. GL!

Thx, my friend. Together we can make it rich LOl

Whatever I touch, bounces big LOL

I trade it all the time. Just sold some LNG at 5.80 for a nice profit

Posted by: STRONGUS
In reply to: fastlizzy who wrote msg# 57561 Date:5/9/2008 1:45:12 PM
Post #of 57572

In LNG 5.05

In LNG 5.05

ARSC.ob - Trend reversal time

AUTO ON again

FMNT filed BK. I would stay out of that one.

PFB bouncing today

The level 2 looks bullish UBSS is on the top bid along with Eturd. I haven't see that in a while.

eik, When your DD becomes a reality via audits and other deals, you will be crowned big time here. Be around I am confident that we will see a nice rebound from this range..

Factored in the stock price now. That is why the stock price is this low and you are able to buy ARSC for 1.5 cents. It will bounce. Mark this post.

A friendly reminder..This how the last one went..

Today's closing prices - ERHE : 42.5 CENTS HMGP : 12 CENTS

Posted by: STRONGUS
In reply to: Manti who wrote msg# 32368
Date:3/26/2008 7:07:33 PM
Post #of 34916

Manti, You are the one who brought up the other stock on this forum. So here goes my take on that. The action on ERHE feels very toppy..You made a wrong move, my friend. You sold HMGP at the bottom and bought ERHE close to the short term top..it may have a little more juice on this run but not much. GL!

ERHE 36 cents & HMGP 4.8 cents..Let us revisit the score card after a month

I agree. Even if one doesn't look at it as a long term play, ARSC can be of interest to bounce players. Way oversold and beaten down..

and then thank me when you bank LOL

jim, ARSC.ob closed at 0.015 cents today. This one is way oversold and good for a neat double GL!

I have observed ALRY for a few days. Looks like there is a lot of supply still coming in. The stock didn't go up on news because of that. I am passing this one for now

I am normally early to the party Here is some fun stuff..

*
Obama Doomsday Scenario Contest Results!

Yesterday, Trailhead invited readers to imagine what would have to happen for Barack Obama to lose the Democratic nomination. And boy did you respond. You, dear readers, are a motley assortment of creative and disturbed geniuses.

Scenarios tended to fall into a few categories: embarrassing revelations, major screw-ups, Clinton ex machinas, and unfortunate occurrences. Others involved Obama turning out to be someone—or something—other than himself, such as the Rev. Jeremiah Wright (“note that you never see the Rev. & Obama in the same place!”), “the smoke monster from Lost,” Dennis Kucinich in disguise, and John McCain’s illegitimate black child. Several other scenarios involved zombie attacks and alien invasions. Yet another described a heinous Aristocrats-like stage performance by the Obama family.

We can’t possibly share them all, but here’s a sampling organized by category. Winners are at the bottom.

Embarrassing revelations:

Obama is actually 34 years old, too young to be president.—Marc Sylvestre

Video surfaces of Obama at that Rev. Wright “God Damn America” sermon that he claims he didn't attend, especially if the video shows him applauding that statement.—Brian Weber

Obama photographed raising pinky while sipping latte!—Benjamin Clark

Customs agents find one of Natalee Holloway's “Carlos ’n Charlie's Aruba” T-shirts in his luggage.—Tom Grayman

Obama’s opening his mail while being interviewed by Bill O’Reilly. He drops a Hallmark card. O’Reilly helpfully picks it up for him and reads the inscription: “Barack: Thanks for the visa! See you soon! Your BFF, Nadhmi.”—Boyd Reed

Pictures of an 8-year-old Obama in his local neighborhood bomb-making class with William Ayers and other Weather Undergrounders.—Jen Geiger

The Drudge Report uncovers shocking photographic evidence that Barack Obama and Osama Bin Laden were actually college roommates. … They depict Bin Laden doing keg stands while Obama stands to the side holding his turban and counting in Arabic.—Rudy Santelises

He shot Alexander Hamilton. And there's video.—Andrew Rice

Reader Mark Schondorf submits a whole list of shocking twists, including: “Hillary summons a Kraken”; “Obama was a ghost THE WHOLE TIME!!!”; “Hillary goes back in time to kill Obama’s mother”; “Hillary wins because, as it turns out, she's Keyser Söze”; and “Unbelievably, the aliens are afraid of water.”

Major screw-ups:

Obama confesses that the blackout “ending” of the series finale of The Sopranos was his idea.—Scott Schiefelbein

The only way that Obama could possibly lose the nomination is if video of him punching a baby surfaced.—Nick Wilhelmy

There is only one unforgivable crime in America … dogfighting.—Tom Bianchi

The reason he doesn't believe the government created AIDS is because he did.—Shane Mehling

Clinton ex machina:

The best scenario for Hillary is to run as John McCain’s running mate. And for McCain to die.—Dea Henrich [So Obama would still be the nominee, but we had to include.—Ed.]

The Clinton campaign digs up records in the National Archives proving that Hawaii was not a state at the time of Obama's birth, thereby making him ineligible.—Pamela Belyn

Bill Clinton starts campaigning on his behalf before June 3.—Eric Samuels

Hillary sheds two tears.—Jon Cowan

Unfortunate occurrences:

Obama will need to be photographed windsurfing … and then get eaten by a shark.—Stephen Defibaugh

Obama, trying to fit in with the Oregon locals, goes on a white-water rafting tour arranged by Lanny Davis Excursions.—Boyd Reed

Hillary invites Barack to her home in Chappaqua to talk about ending the race. The visit eerily resembles the movie Misery.—Boyd Reed

The winners: The best submissions managed to make a concise joke, summarize all of Obama’s vulnerabilities at once, or vividly capture the mind-bending paucity of Clinton’s odds of survival. Here are three that did the job:

3rd place: Hillary appeals to the Supreme Court, which, based upon a 2000 ruling, decides that the candidate with fewer votes wins the election.—John Kirkbride

2nd place: Hillary Clinton must parachute into Pakistan while under heavy sniper fire, infiltrate al-Qaida using a fake beard, putty nose, and duct tape, and capture Osama Bin Laden, whilst singing the “Star Spangled Banner” with one hand over her heart and an American flag lapel pin prominently shown on her outfit. She must film all of this in HD and create a montage scored to Lee Greenwood's “God Bless the U.S.A.” Meanwhile, Barack Obama must publicly convert to Islam and change his name to Osama Hafez al-Mohammed Hussein Ayatollah Obama, while burning an American flag in the Crystal Cathedral as he replaces the crucifix with a do-it-yourself Piss Christ, while performing an abortion on the exhumed body of Terri Schiavo. He should also be naked. It should then rain frogs. That ought to do it.—Jason in San Diego

1st place: One of the lesser-known consequences of quantum physics is an event called “quantum tunneling.” Here's how it happens: At a campaign stop in West Virginia, completely out of the blue, the aggregate wave functions of all the particles in Barack Obama's body end up instantaneously transporting him through the entire Earth and leaving him treading water somewhere in the Indian Ocean, or leaving his various particles scattered inside the mantle. The odds of this occurring are such that any macroscopic object tunneling through any barrier is highly unlikely in the lifespan of the universe, but it could occur!—Michael Blessington

Thank you for the submissions. You heard them here first!
Published Thursday, May 08, 2008 2:48 PM by Christopher Beam
Email jcbeam@gmail.com
Filed under: Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Contests

About Christopher Beam

* Christopher Beam is a Slate political reporter.

I am bottom fishing some of the beaten down banks stocks. I bought HWFG, CNB & NCC. I am keeping HIL on the watch

At least with the stocks like that, we don't have to be afraid of averaging down. I sold half of it and keeping the rest. GL!

I think the company understands that having great products and potential alone is not enough. The important thing is to get the word out and get 'connected' to right forces. That is the best way beat the shorts at their game.

think what?

PFB will bounce big at some point. The question is when