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Good call, bro.
OhManIDied -- I have; and on separate devices. Still printing that 0.57 WORL ask. Oh well. Makin' money. Not gonna complain ;)
T-Master, you don't think this will stick, eh? I'd like to say you're absolutely wrong, but this Lvl2 bug with WORL is kind of concerning. That and I'm not adding to my position. Just being honest. If I was certain this was going to stick, I'd likely add.
In the end, I think the general speculative consensus on Fannie will win out though. I hope you're covered by then.
GL
I wonder if this rally is happening partly because every order appears to be going out as a buy due to WORL sitting on the fake ask of 0.57.
LOL
Wouldn't that be something...
Shorts: So sorry. SO, so sorry. Try to avoid any ledges. But really.. why would you short this? Lesson learned I hope.
Is anyone else's Lv2 ask stuck on WORL's 0.57?
Was considering adding a substantial amount more to my .78 position when it hit the high .40s. Looks like I might have mis-called it. Oh well -- looks like my portfolio position could end green today :O
I hate having to chase.... grrrrr... Not adding yet.
RALLY! eom
Oh, just makin' money. GO SWET!
I wonder how many shares are being taken off the table. Feelin' pretty good about this...
Very interesting development. They seem to be doing everything right. I'm curious if this 'position' Providence has taken will be elaborated on in another PR.
Good luck in accumulating, IMPC! Sadly, you won't be getting any of mine =/
You guys are waiting on an earnings report, I take it?
It's funny because The Street was loving it right before they started their propaganda and then the crash after the spike.
For example:
http://www.thestreet.com/story/11874897/1/fannie-and-freddie-stocks-are-still-hot.html
In what way is Monday a better day of truth than Tuesday? Or Thursday?
The day of truth will be if/when we get a PR stating the IND is passed.
The next day of truth will be if/when they get funding for the Phase I. Or it could be orphan status.
Or it could be the new Breakthrough Therapy designation the FDA has introduced.
http://www.fda.gov/RegulatoryInformation/Legislation/FederalFoodDrugandCosmeticActFDCAct/SignificantAmendmentstotheFDCAct/FDASIA/ucm329491.htm
This seems to fit the bill, and this board has yet to talk about it's possibility. I've mentioned it a couple times, but no one seems to consider it. I tossed out an email to Bio-Matrix, but have yet to get a response on the breakthrough issue being on the table as a potential solution or not.
Watership is correct.
I said:
This is what I believe as well. Something to perhaps ease the dilution. Koos may not be a master of what he does, but he does seem to care enough to try and help the shareholders out.
By the time we're at Phase II (assuming we get there, and things look positive to that effect), all these levels will just be story to tell the grand kids, so to speak.
There is one main reason, beyond all the other overwhelming evidence, I don't believe this has the possibility to be a "scam", in the sense of how pinkies and some otcbbs go. And that is this video of Mizer speaking:
It was bought at .0067 I believe, and sold in the .007+ range during the OTC listing excitement. At least, that is what it appeared to be, from my perspective.
The large block buyer appears to be selling off in the morning. Perhaps they are waiting for that 8:30 am PR precedent to happen. Not sure what's up with that.
Pavlov's Dog -- That's what I believe is happening here.
The first few days of constant run up made everyone hungry for more. The opening bell hits, and it just kept running up. Dipped a bit, then ran more. Dipped, then ran up for the last 15 mins of the day.
Then Thursday happened. The big boys can't have this over a dollar yet. To difficult to play it the way they want. The morning run up happened -- exponentially; and then the bottom dropped out. That is when the new game began. The same kind of run up happened again this morning, too a lesser extent, and then it attempted to drop the bottom again. However, it just floated to a stable point of safety. The buy volume, from there, was matched by sell. Almost to the block.
If you look at the nature of the trading going on; every time there is a 24K block or more bought, seconds later, there is a sell around that same size. And vice versa.
There seems to be a conscious effort to trade this in a pattern that gets the investing public to believe that after the morning run up, it will crash back down again.
Why?
Because the day this actually flies into orbit, the pattern will look like it's about to crash again. People will sell off, like they are primed to do, and then the huge buying will (imo) eat up the shares out of nowhere.
Though this is all my own personal speculation, it seems blatant to me.
GL guys.
The regulators "will allow Fannie and Freddie to pay off their debt".
Watch this video:
http://www.thestreet.com/story/11874897/1/fannie-and-freddie-stocks-are-still-hot.html
The 29 second mark.
What happens when Fannie and Freddie pay off their debt? Seems there is a story line being played out here. I see it as less than likely that the government will disallow the use of deferred taxes to pay the debt.
Wouldn't Obama want to come out and say how he's saved the auto industry AND the housing industry -- pointing to the release of Fannie and Freddie out of conservatorship? Seems exactly the kind of thing he'd want to use as fuel to take the house in 2014.
Charts can't point that out.
This stock is not for the faint-hearted. It's going to shake out most of the people in it for a quick gain, imo.
Well yeah. What's you're point? Did you think I implied it or something?
I predicted the pull back; somewhat. Didn't think it would happen this soon. Thought it would get over the 2 dollar range first. I miscalculated how popular this stock is getting with novice investors. The big buyers know this, and so do the shorts. Today, the buyers decided to let the shorts have their way (likely the same entities, btw), and shake the tree loose of the novices. That's what the run up was for. It was a plateau to short from.
I should have known.. the way the chart started becoming less volatile yesterday. The big pull back was right around the corner.
The earnings haven't been released yet. The potential of what very well could happen with Fannie and Freddie have yet to be realized in a PR. The build up is still in route, imo. Perhaps the same thing happens tomorrow. A large run up, and then the bottom being pulled out from under it. The last of the flippers and novices will fear the stock. Then, at some point before the earnings report (all my opinion here), this thing will have a 200% type day.
Today, it seems the big boys wanted to clean house of the hangers-on. And it worked very, very well. They will probably try the same thing tomorrow, imo. Monday or Tuesday, I feel like there will be a crazy rebound. Will be nice to have this pull back out of the way.
Again -- this is all my speculation.
I posted this yesterday:
I think this will end up one of those story tales that gets told throughout the ages, so to speak lol. GL to you in whatever you decide. I plan on holding this at least a year.
Normally, this is good advice. This is not a normal stock, however. Far far from it. And it's in far from normal circumstances. This entire situation is unprecedented.
Absolutely good advice to be cautious as a general rule.
However, it's said that the regulators will allow Fannie to pay back it's debt. This, after, a 10-K delay notification implying a way to do it, potentially, in one shot.
The stock is seeing buying that is coming from somewhere. Steady, and daily. Ask yourself who could be doing that. Connect the dots.
Far from normal stock. Far from normal circumstances.
The problem with the short volume percentage figure is it doesn't show what percentage of the total volume was cover volume. I believe most of the shorting going on is when the massive buys stop coming in. Short it for a few mins, then cover during the buying revving up again. It's not like this is green every minute to minute. Anywhere there are flippers and daytraders, there are shorts. There will be this kind of short volume all the way up to where this is going.
It doesn't really matter. It's just part of the trading game.
Not the fact that the government regulators are going to let Fannie pay the debt off? Sure, something like that might create a short squeeze, but that's hardly the largest issue. It's a bi-product. If penny sites are touting it, then it's because it's simply an eye catcher. A delay notification for a 10-K regarding a deferred tax issue as a means to pay back a bail out is not as sexy looking. Maybe you just read the titles of things or something.
lol.. penny sites...
"a retail holder would have to.."
Nope.
A retail holder doesn't need to do anything. But more brokerages chose to have that 2.50 per share backing than not. In fact, almost all.
Some don't.
As are most people, thus there will be a pullback. But a meaningless one that can't last long. If that happens, then the shorts will try and cover hardcore as soon as the buys come back. Every day, there is a couple of points where the buying trails off, and the flippers grab their profits. That queues the shorts to short. After this period of the day, the flippers grab up the cheap shares, and the shorts cover. A mini squeeze happens. This has been every day since Friday. As the price rises, these scale offs of big buying will have less of an effect on the pps. Thus, a real pullback will be needed to keep up this pattern. It will happen. It will create a chain reaction. Many of the people who bought under a dollar will sell. It may drop from like, 4 dollars to 3.20 or something.
But so what? Worry about it if you're flipping. The regulators apparently have said they WILL let Fannie and Freddie pay back their debt. And if book value is then allowed to present itself on the stock price, none of these trading games, getting to that point, matter.
But to each their own on that one.
There is no chart, or candle pattern that can dictate what happens when a company of this magnitude potentially comes out of a conservatorship after fully paying off it's debt.
From these levels?
Show me a chart to compare.
Woa woa woa! Did he say there WAS a change of heart by the regulators in the united states that will now allow Fannie and Freddi to pay back the US treasury?
Until that statement, I thought this was all speculation. Is there a citation on this?
The regulators are going to allow them to pay back the money!?!?
Does this mean what I think it means???
HOLY CRAP
http://www.thestreet.com/story/11874897/1/fannie-and-freddie-stocks-are-still-hot.html
Just an MM posting a correction. Take a look at the sell price.
The last PR was bittersweet. It gave a nice spike, and the investors not willing to go capital gains on BMSN took their profits. That PR was confusing to a lot of people. The .015 and above area became shorting territory. Profits were taken, and shorting likely ensued. We're back at a base. I highly doubt it will go much lower from here. I think this is it. I might be eating my words tomorrow, but I don't think so. This is basement bargin bin imo.
Do you still believe in HemaXellerate? I do. Do you think that the industry is just going to sit idly by while a phase I clinical trial with an extremely promising potential orphan drug/breakthrough FDA designation product just sits there?
I don't.
I always come back to this video of Mizer speaking at a conference:
You picked a great time to come back! Good luck to you in whatever you decide. It's shown a pattern of small pullbacks when the hour long buying infusions take a pause. Seems to allow the flippers to take their profits, and the buying to continue at a slightly discounted price. Showing no signs of ceasing from what I can see. I would wait for 12:30 - 2:20 tomorrow. Seems to be a pull back around that area of time. Just monitor the trades and you'll see it.
Just to reiterate, this is all my opinion! Not a recommendation to buy. Just my own observations of the pattern. GL, bud.
Speculation that Fannie Mae will be able to make a huge payment on it's bailout money. It's all in their 10-K delay notification put out on Thursday. I think it was given about 95 billion, or there about. I believe it's only used 45 billion. In that light, they may be able to pay it all off if the deferred tax issue is allowed to be used. If that happens, and are able to work with the government on it's future, then this thing's final support price is something that might drop your jaw.
J.P. Morgan gets back into private residential mortgage-bond market today
http://www.nasdaq.com/article/update-jp-morgan-to-issue-its-first-mortgage-bond-since-2007-20130320-01096#.UUo71xx191g
a big hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm here.
The housing market is back, guys. Will Fannie Mae continue to be used as a government revenue stream, or will it be released to score political points for the 2014 election? Dems need the House, and bad.
You be the judge :D
GO FNMA!!!!
Dead on, deadboy. Not to mention the DD you posted here yesterday (just want to make sure people know the fundamentals of this conservatorship):
Q: What happens to the Company’s stock during the conservatorship?
A: During the conservatorship, the Company’s stock will continue to trade. However, by statute, the powers of the stockholders are suspended until the conservatorship is terminated. Stockholders will continue to retain all rights in the stock’s financial worth; as such worth is determined by the market.
Q: What happens if the Company is liquidated?
A: Under a conservatorship, the Company is not liquidated.
Q: Can the Conservator determine to liquidate the Company?
A: The Conservator cannot make a determination to liquidate the Company, although, short of that, the Conservator has the authority to run the company in whatever way will best achieve the Conservator’s goals (discussed above). However, assuming a statutory ground exists and the Director of FHFA determines that the financial condition of the company requires it, the Director does have the discretion to place any regulated entity, including the Company, into receivership. Receivership is a statutory process for the liquidation of a regulated entity. There are no plans to liquidate the Company.
Q: Can the Company be dissolved?
A: Although the company can be liquidated as explained above, by statute the charter of the Company must be transferred to a new entity and can only be dissolved by an Act of Congress.
fhfa. gov/ webfiles/ 35/ FHFACONSERVQA. pdf
Breaking that dollar barrier turns this into a whole new ball game. Like the sound of blue whales in the distance turning their heads and doing that whale sound. lol. You know, I'm sure you've seen it before.