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In Sept. I was 1 year post-transplant and am doing great. If not for all the guys (and Lori) in the pit I think I probably would have gone nuts (and bankrupt). They were unbelievable. The docs have taken me off almost all the meds, except for a small dose of anti-rejection drug....and of course the massive narcotics that I've been on for years since the failed back surgery. I feel better than I have in years. Trading every day now and counting down (5 more years) until Debbie takes early retirement and we move to the Islands.
Yeah, he's a funny guy. Like I tell him though, looks ain't everything. How are ya Harb, been a while.
Yes
Tell ya what, I'll send you 50 bucks and you DTC 250,000,000 PAIMP to me. I need new wallpaper in the bath and you can buy a bunch of that cheap beer you found.
Thanks gdog, look forward to it.
Much, much better thanks. Six months post transplant and everything is great, even trading seriously again. Miss you in the pit.
non other than, howya doin?
As far as I know, it will depend on whether the halt is lifted prior to the X-date of the split. If BHUB is halted and the transition occurs without any possibility of buying/selling shares, then it likely will be a non-issue and will not affect anything. If the halt is lifted prior to the split the shares will (should) need to be covered prior to x-date because of the ticker/cusip change.
Congratulations, someone got it right (someone else prolly already did and I missed it). Every share in every brokerage account will be split 100:1 and there will not be nearly enough new shares of TELA issued to cover that amount. What will happen? Will the MM's get caught in a squeeze? Maybe, maybe not, but the short shares will be out there.
Maybe, I got the near the high, but if it gaps and runs Monday there may be a bit of regret there. If it does not, I will look for a decent point to re-enter.
No need to shout, other stocks can move without rousing jealousy can they not. Perhaps I am mistaken, but it is my understanding that EEGI (the parent company) is going to divvy TELA shares on a 1 for 1 basis. Let's see now, TELA trading in the .30's, EEGI trading .15/.17, hmmmm 1 for 1 divvy, I'm ok with my EEGI buy. I really don't care whether anyone spins off anything, I only care about the perception of the market. If the market thinks EEGI is valuable then the price will go up and I will sell it, just like I sold TELA Friday for a nice profit.
Sent it to the FBI this morning, but what the hell, might as well put a bug in the SEC's ear as well, thanks.
Got busy with TELA & EEGI and missed the move in CTDH til it was too late. Will be watching for entry as well on Monday.
Buy both. I bought TELA @ .19 yesterday, as well as some EEGI @ .17. EEGI seems to be the overlooked wild card here, should be worth as much as, if not more than, TELA due to the various divvies coming up.
EDIT: IMO
Done
Recieved this in the a.m. regarding Interactive Brokers account.
I have something that I think I should make folks aware of. Got an email purporting to be from Interactive Brokers, with whom I do have an account. Unfortunately, I cannot cut & paste the email because if I click on it anywhere it takes me to another page where my login, password, and email address are requested.
I know that there are many ways the bad guys are finding to hijack accounts, but this is the most sophisticated I have seen. The email looks very genuine, with the icon and logo reproduced nicely. The body of it basically said that they were doing a scheduled software upgrade, and by clicking on the link below you will begin the procedure of member details confirmation. These instructions sent to all IB members, apologize for inconveniences, etc., etc.
My first clue that is was a scam, other than wanting my login and password, was that the email showed up in the wrong account, not the one that IB has for me, but another one with swbell, and it was not addressed correctly, just got dumped into my account.
Anyhow, just wanted to put it out there so that people would be aware of what is (likely) going on.
I have reported this to IB and FBI.
First thing I did
Jim, I know that this board gets a lot of reads on the weekend and I have something that I think I should make folks aware of. Got an email purporting to be from Interactive Brokers, with whom I do have an account. Unfortunately, I cannot cut & paste the email because if I click on it anywhere it takes me to another page where my login, password, and email address are requested.
I know that there are many ways the bad guys are finding to hijack accounts, but this is the most sophisticated I have seen. The email looks very genuine, with the icon and logo reproduced nicely. The body of it basically said that they were doing a scheduled software upgrade, and by clicking on the link below you will begin the procedure of member details confirmation. These instructions sent to all IB members, apologize for inconveniences, etc., etc.
My first clue that is was a scam, other than wanting my login and password, was that the email showed up in the wrong account, not the one that IB has for me, but another one with swbell, and it was not addressed correctly, just got dumped into my account.
Anyhow, just wanted to put it out there so that people would be aware of what is (likely) going on.
Thanks for telling me about IB, been using them this week, the fills are quick and dam cheap. I like it. Might want to mention the $5,000.00 needed to open an account.
It is not necessary to call anyone. Most of the dummies working the trading desks know less than you. Just check this link periodically, it is the bible for what is going on in the otc world. This is the page to monitor halts. http://www.otcbb.com/dynamic/marketwatch/mwsubhome.stm
Did not bother to ask, I would think last bid. Just said not interested.
Yup, that's a first for me....broker calling and saying we will buy your shares of this stock, even though its halted. I dunno
Make of this what you will. I got a phone call a few minutes ago from my broker telling me if I wanted to sell BHUB that he would take the order and pass it on to Penson to be filled. However the funds would not be available until the DTCC crap is cleared up. They just followed up with this email:
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To: "David Drillick" <David_Drillick@trackdata.com>, "Rodger Neblett" <Rodger_Neblett@trackdata.com>, "Stan Stern" <Stan_Stern@trackdata.com>
CC: "Steven Nelson" <Steven_Nelson@trackdata.com>, "Richard Langer" <Richard_Langer@trackdata.com>, "Antonio Priolo" <Antonio_Priolo@trackdata.com>
Subject: ATTN: TRACK DATA CUSTOMER
From: "Robert McKay" <Robert_McKay@trackdata.com> Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 09:55:24 -0400
Please be advised that we are now taking LIQUIDATION ONLY orders for BHUB. All orders for this security MUST be called into the trading desk, 718-923-3007. No funds from the sale of liquidations of BHUB will be released until the shares clear thru DTCC and the Global Lock has been lifted. If you have any questions or would like to place a trade please call the trading desk.
Robert Mckay
Track Data Securities Corp.
718-923-3007
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I said "no thanks, I will roll the dice at this point".
You say that you would rather make a profit than lose every penny that you own. Did you really put every penny into this or any stock at any time? Haven't you heard of the 5% rule? Sheesh
The origin was from WWII army slang, first time I saw it in a movie was Tango & Cash (1989) with Kurt Russell & Sylvester Stallone.
I'm not convinced that Penson is completely responsible. I have accounts with Mytrack and Interactive Brokers, both clear through Penson. Mytrack will not let me trade it and IB will. I dunno
If you read the SAT pr carefully, you will note that they do not dispute the facts as presented by BHUB. They mention some "misleading and/or false claims", without any specifics. They do not attempt to refute the issuance of fraudulent shares or their involvement in same. This is simply a vague pr, released in an attempt to cloud the issue and their culpability. IMO
not likely
I think this is what he meant to post
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(COMTEX) B: Select American Transfer Co.: Select American Transfer Co. Fir
s Back ( M2 )
B: Select American Transfer Co.: Select American Transfer Co. Fires Back ( M2 )
Apr 11, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) --
Select American Transfer Co. wishes to respond to the Press Release
issued by The BigHub.com, Inc. (Other OTC: BHUB.PK) on April 10, 2007.
Select American Transfer Company confirms that it acted as the transfer
agent to The BigHub.com Inc. but resigned from this position as
transfer agent months ago.
The alleged information provided by Select American Transfer Company to
The BigHub.com Inc. was unverified and required further review and
verification before making such information public since Select
American Transfer Company sent all the books and records to the company
months ago when it resigned as transfer agent. The BigHub.com Inc.'s
new management was made aware of this fact upon their inquiry for
information therefore the view held by Select American Transfer Company
is that claims made The BigHub.com Inc's Press Release were misleading
and or false.
Select American Transfer Company has notified both www.pinksheets.com
and the Depository Trust Corporation (DTC) of its resignation as
transfer agent to The BigHub.com Inc.
Nathan Rogers, President stated: " The PR sent out by the management of
The BigHUb.com Inc. was misleading and we wanted to set the record
straight for the shareholders involved as well as our clients as such
misinformation could harm our reputation and it could force us to seek
damages from those who maliciously harm our corporate name and image. "
About Select American Transfer Co.
Select American Transfer Co. is a transfer agent licensed under the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and regulated by the Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC).
Safe Harbor Statement
The preceding includes forward-looking statements which involve known
and unknown risks and uncertainties which may cause the company's
actual results in future periods to differ materially from forecasted
results. Any forward-looking statements above are made pursuant to the
safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
of 1995. Actual results may differ materially due to a variety of
factors, including, without limitation, competition, intellectual
property rights, litigation, needs of liquidity, and other risks
detailed from time to time in the company's reports filed with the SEC.
Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve
risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, continued
acceptance of the company's products and services, competition, new
products and technological changes, as well as any and all "other
risks" associated with business.
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Tel: +1 647 722 9581
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Mytrack/Mytrade
That is absolutely true. As long as you have a cash account, and do not spend more than the cash available at the beginning of the day, you may buy/sell whatever you want as many times as you want. For example, if you begin the day with $5,000 cash and you buy $3,000 of WXYZ, then sell it 2 hours later for $4,000, you still only have $2000 left to buy with that day, not the $6,000 that might show in your account.
This is very simple, please do not try to make it more difficult than it is. You can buy/sell anything, as many times as you like in a day AS LONG AS you do NOT spend more than the cash available at the beginning of the day.
Now, the cash available at the beginning of the day, and during the course of the day will vary from broker to broker, but usually these will be constant:
1. If you buy and sell the same stock on the same day, those funds will not be available for three days (until the trade clears).
2. If you buy today and sell same stock tomorrow or any day thereafter, those funds are usually available immediately.
3. Any stock that you sell during the course of the day that you have held for 1+ days, the proceeds are available in addition to what you had at the beginning of the day.
My broker takes the guesswork out of the mix and always gives me "buying power" available at any moment in time. They automatically calculate whether funds are resusable depending on what you sell and when you sell it.
Many people will probably tell you that this is not true, but I have been doing it since the daytrading rules went into effect 6 or so years ago, as have many people that I know.
so 2 Wayne Rumballs (god help us) and both collect shells, hmmm, coincidence, I think not
Prolly thinks a shell is something you find at the seashore
I just heard the same rumor
LTDN nice boats, made a bit on the f/s in November and has had a couple of decent runs. Maybe its time for another, thanks I'm in for a few just in case.
You are off topic, this post must be DELETED....then I will be #1
EDIT: crap somebody slipped #2 in on me
Nah, we ain't no kin and I ain't no genius like you, "investing" my money is sub-penny stocks and thinking they are the cat's meow.
How about the one's that are lost?
Dam son, you sure you can afford to spend a whole $24.00 on this stock. You longs are sure-nuff committed aren't you? How much did your broker charge you for that huge order? I tell ya, I'm in awe of the business acumen of some of you folks.
IRAD was one of the few f/s that have worked out nicely lately. My cost basis after the split was .15. Damn shame I gave up on it on the 18th and sold for pennies.