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I don't know if this had been posted before; if so, my apologies.
PinkSheets.com has a Caveat Emptor (buyer beware) indication for BEHL, as well as an additional warning: http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=behl
FYI, I am holding 50K shares in BEHL. This is my fourth time in. I made nice $$ the first two times, lost on the third and am down this time (I got in in the low .050s).
My source told me he spoke to PinkSheets.com by phone and they informed him that they would remove the Caveat Emptor status tomorrow. That's all I have and it could be a rumor as far as I know. We'll have to wait until tomorrow.
Came across this letter and was told "Caveat Emptor" status will be removed tomorrow. I will try to see if this is legitimate or simply a rumor and will post one way or the other.
In the meantime, here is the letter: http://pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=24374
Anyone know what is spooking BIEL? First 30 minutes have been exclusively down, similar to yesterday.
BIEL recovering slowly but nicely.
Higher low as has been the case for the past six trading days. High is at resistance, which should be broken in the near future.
With its shareholder updates and no BS approach, why is it acting like a POS? It should be trading at a much, much higher price. Anyone have any insight into this?
You want someone else to potentially lose their money if the stock goes down. Why don't you offer to papertrade and report the results?
I got in at about .0043.
PPS can only go to 0, not into negative territory. I'm looking at INAR as a long-term hold, as I'm down around 30% (OUCH!!) at the moment, but play others as well, of course.
If INAR and its subsidiaries play things right, things should turn out OK. If they don't, then you might very well see 0 pps.
GLTA,
Jeff
Thanks, omer1. Good point!!
Now, after the market has closed, I'm not so sure that INAR is exhibiting either a dragonfly doji or a hammer. The COD was a decent distance above the LOD, but there is quite a distance between the OOD and the COD. From exhibiting a doji/hammer to its current form, it looks like the price collapsed in the very late goings.
JMO,
Jeff
Thanks!!
ROFLMFAO!!! You are absolutely right but isn't everyone guilty of what you are talking about, including myself and probably yourself, too?
Where do you get your L2 from? TIA
I just picked up 50K shares; fourth time in BEHL (two were for decent profits, other for a loss). Hope to do well this time around, too.
INAR is exhibiting either a dragonfly doji or a hammer candle. Either candle signifies a bullish reversal. Take a look at the candle of 8/19. This was a hammer candle and INAR reversed and had a short uptrend. Look for confirmation tomorrow.
What is the relevance of two-year-old material to today?
Can you provide the source of this information so that we can decide for ourselves if EVRM is for real or not?
Thanks!!
Today's volume is the highest since early August. Is that heavy sell volume or light sell volume? I'm not trying to be cynical here. Just need clarification. TY.
Why is that?
I agree. I opened the iBox and skimmed through. I was really impressed by this company. I bought 62K shares shortly after the open today.
In studying BEHL's chart, I noticed that .06 may be an important point to watch, IMO. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, it acted as support (on average, as Monday's low was just a little higher and Wednesday's low was just a little lower; Tuesday's low was just at .06). On Thursday and Friday, it acted as resistance.
JMTC,
Jeff
There could very well be a big shake today as LDSR has been rocketing north without a pullback or consolidation.
Just my two cents.
MM stands for Market Maker, the ones who sometimes manipulate a stock's price. For more information, do a search on Google or Yahoo.
I never got an email directing me to sell, nor is anything in their newsletter; haven't checked their Twitter page, yet, but don't think I will.
I just subscribed to Bloomfied, so will see what they are like.
I have 40,000 shares long.
This is the weekly chart. I brought up a daily chart at StockCharts.com and the candlestick for 8/7 is either a dragonfly doji or a hanging man; neither is perfectly formed on the chart, that's why I am writing that it could be either. In any event, both indicate a bear reversal. I don't know if a reversal will happen, but you should know that it could, IMO.
JMTC,
Jeff
I just back into BEHL at .07.
My trading philosophy can be summarized in three words: Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda. ;)
I've read a lot of his blogs and he admits that he comes to boards like this one to get a feel for what can be shorted in the next day or so.
I was very interested in his products even though they are quite expensive. I was about to purchase when I read something, written by him, that said he makes more money from his business than from his trading. Go figure!!
The reason for the reference to travel is that he and his girlfriend went to China Monday or Tuesday, so he missed a day of trading. Apparently, he is still running his business from over there which makes one think: If he is running his business, trading US markets on China time (when the US markets are closed and most are sleeping), when is he and his girlfriend playing tourists? And when are they sleeping? I guess this guy is Superman and doesn't need sleep.
Well, if you find out who that is, he probably needs to be hung up by his b@!!$. j/k
Timothy Sykes wrote earlier today that he shorted BEHL. Scroll down and you'll find it near the end of the article: http://timothysykes.com/blog/2009/08/05/eight-cheap-stocks-to-buy-short-sell-6000-in-gains-from-yesterday/.
This guy supposedly has quite a following who jump whenever he says to. So when he said to short BEHL, that is what happened. From what I've read (on his site and a couple sites that his followers have built), he and his followers have been known to manipulate prices of pinks and penny stocks just by shorting them.
Check out this page: http://www.thepennystockblog.com/signals.html
In the original post, it was noted that it came from a company representative. What kind of company has reps that can't write?
This doesn't look very professional. Its full of spelling errors and fragmented sentences.
It was very real. A similar mistake happened last week when someone placed an order for .0049 meaning .049. Some dishonest MM's out there who see these mistakes and keep the change at the expense of the trader/victim.
Jeff
IMO, there wasn't serious damage done to BEHL. It was profit-taking and bottom-fishing. It recovered from a low of .05 to close at .10. This is buyers finding a good stock, that was momentarily on sale, and jumping in and pushing the price up. Someone who had gotten in at .05 would have made 100% profit, intraday. If serious damage had indeed been done, you wouldn't have seen this kind of movement.
JMTC,
Jeff
I first got in at .02 and got out on a down day during the bull flag formation; emotions played a big part, then, even though I knew it was a bull flag. I got back in at .039, last week, and have been enjoying the ride. But, my 240% increase could have been 570% if I had stayed. You're not the only one thinking about mistakes, but we all learn from them and any profit is better than a loss. From what I've read, mostly on this board, BEHL is a gold mine in the making, so I intend on staying for the duration.
JMTC,
Jeff