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hmm.. thanks - I am trying to get to an even half mil
If my full order is not filled, and I have it set to 'good for the day' will it auto cancel?
Also, if I change my order from .043 to .044 will I be charged an extra commission?
Partial fill
Thu Dec 24 10:54:59 2009 Buy 8000 XMDC Executed @ $0.043
Close at 1
I encourage everyone to go to google.com/alerts and set up an alert for bioharp - it sends you an e-mail every time the bioharp is mentioned anywhere on the internet.
bootyful
I have no L2 today - was that 200k a buy?
I think someone here should buy 250,000 today :) (at the ask, of course)
Averaged down to just under .05 with some buys today :)
Yea, I live in NYC and we got our first heavy snowfall on Saturday night.
ALthough, even if it snows 2 feet here, the streets look normal after 2-3 days and the heavy traffic melts the snow.
I forgot how much i love the number 4
thx wicks
I have had a buy order in at the ask for 10 minutes, hasnt gotten filled and the ask just went up to .0354
A bioHarp that prompted someone to scan themselves at home wouldnt benefit doctors as the patient would not have to pay for a visit.
Though how cool would it be is you could scan yourself once a month and wirelessly send your info to your doctor and if they saw something they didnt like, they would call you in.
Unless the bioharp was 100% accurate it wouldnt fly, as people would get a false sense of security.
Green start :)
All during lunch hour, haha
Will probably make that a separate PR - to keep communication with us.
I expect that on the 28-29th
I just got off the phone with E Trade - He didnt give me a straight answer as to why it happened but suggested uplisting may be taking place
He was just guessing, nothing factual
Investigational New Drug
Good day all. Let's get green.
Oh sorry - i missed a whole page of posts! Yea, i just started reading about it and it looked scammy.
Thanks for the heads up and sorry for the re post everyone.
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - December 17, 2009) - ChromoCure, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: KKUR) announced today that it will be breaking ground on its new facility in Florida at some point in the first quarter of 2010.
ChromoCure's technology is believed to detect cancer even at its most early stages with 100% accuracy. The new diagnostic center will be open for pathologists and researchers to come in and explore ChromoCure's technology.
The center will receive a ChromoCure CS200 to train and educate its pathology partners on site. By increasing the amount of labs using the CS200, ChromoCure hopes to not only to be able to detect all cancers at any stage in the human body, but also engineer its eventual cure.
More of ChromoCure's initiatives will be announced ahead of the scheduled opening of its facility.
For more information, please visit www.chromocure.com.
oh ok, no problem
Then why do you keep saying we finished even when we clearly finished green???
Looks like a green day here
Somebody manned up, haha
Thanks
I don't get it? Why would someone jump ship in the .02's, when they just had a week to jump in the .03's?
Only time will tell.
Stop losses at .03 hurtin'
Just bought my first 100 shares. Hi all!
No. Yes. But speculating on IHUB does nothing but make people question money they have invested or may invest. I'm not saying don't be realistic, but don't try and act like you would have made 15 million in 7 days of owning the bio harp, when you have no idea what is happening.
How do you know what Paul is and isn't doing? I'm sure, since he is the CEO, he has a much better plan than you are stringing together this morning.
No prob, I learned also.
Good info from investopedia.com:
Market makers compete for customer order flows by displaying buy and sell quotations for a guaranteed number of shares. The difference between the price at which a market maker is willing to buy a security and the price at which the firm is willing to sell it is called the market maker spread. Because each market maker can either buy or sell a stock at any given time, the spread represents the market maker's profit on each trade. Once an order is received, the market maker immediately sells from its own inventory or seeks an offsetting order. There can be anywhere from four to 40 (or more) market makers for a particular stock depending on the average daily volume. The market makers play an important role in the secondary market as catalysts, particularly for enhancing stock liquidity and, therefore, for promoting long-term growth in the market.
Market makers must maintain continuous two-sided quotes (bid and ask) within a predefined spread. A market is created when the designated market maker quotes bids and offers over a period of time. They ensure there is a buyer for every sell order and a seller for every buy order at any time.
Once the market maker has entered a price, he or she is obligated to either buy or sell at least 1,000 securities at that advertised price. Once the market maker has either bought or sold these shares, he or she may then "leave the market" and enter a new bid or ask price to make a profit on the previous trade.
For example, let's say that a market maker has entered a sell order for Microsoft (MSFT) and the bid/ask is $65.25/$65.30. The market maker can try to sell shares of MSFT at $65.30. If this is what the market maker chooses to do, he or she can then turn around and enter a bid order to buy shares in MSFT. The market maker can bid higher or lower than the current bid of $65.25. If he or she enters a bid at $65.26 then a new market is created (referred to as making a market) because that bid price is now the best bid. If the market maker attracts a seller at the new bid price of $65.26 then he or she has successfully "made the spread." The market maker sold 1,000 shares at $65.30 and bought these shares back at $65.26. As a result, the market maker made $40 (1,000 shares x $0.04) on the difference between the two transactions. This might not seem like much, but doing this repeatedly with larger order sizes can provide lucrative profits. All day long market makers do this, providing liquidity to individual and institutional investors. The major risk for the market maker is the time lapse between the two transactions; the faster he or she can make the spread the more money the market maker has the potential to make.
However, making money from the differences in bid and ask prices is not the only function of market makers. Their first priority is to provide liquidity to their own firm's clients, for which they will receive a commission. They may also facilitate trading for other brokerage firms, which is very similar to the duties of a specialist.
It should also be noted that market makers are required by law to give customers the best bid or ask price for each market order transaction. This ensures a fair and reasonable two-sided market. If these regulations were not in place, customers' profits would be gouged and share prices would be much more volatile than they already are.
not much volume
Good luck to you
Nice to see you :)
Yea - those sites tend to be inaccurate anyway. GoDaddy may simply have servers all over the place. Doesnt mean anything- was just having some fun digging.