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Yay! Go FEEL... hopefully the right board this time.
It is a great little company and has more potential than many in the sub penny world because it REALLY should not be down here in this price range. But when they sell shares into every rally, it will remain down here. Until that action stops it will not rise to it's potential, and if the hands that are picking these shares up are not as strong and kung fu as mine. Well, then their sales are going to feed gravity.
You have a good weekend too. As with all FEEL investors. It just stings a bit when we have a day like today and you know there is enough volume/activity to push this up a 1000% but you have to settle with 30% and news that the TA is too busy transfering to get to their email.
Honestly it is time for some 12 yr old single malt. Cheers
I have been here for more than a week...
The recent activity has been great, but it was great four months ago when the 52 week low was 0.005 and the share price was playing near a penny and a penny and a half.
When they sell into the heavy volume like they did today there is a bad after taste when the party ends. 0.0095 down to 0.0020 to be exact.
That does sound like a good idea.
Which means that this Stock could head down pretty fast when all these new MOMO traders sell out. Not liking how heavily they must have sold into todays volume in order to hold the price this low.
Without news this could sink hard after a day like today.
Should ask one's self what happens when 114M shares sell in a single day when there is low buying pressure.
Like what I am seeing. GLTA
I have to admit everytime I get down on FEEL and the management for their sales numbers or lack there of... I always turn back around and take another look at their filings.
The fact that you can see anything on Edgar for a micro-penny is amazing. The fact that they are up to date and transparent as a triple pane Pella places them at a higher quality investment than most publically traded companies under a dollar a share.
There is no denying that their filings make this little company more than worth the risk. They have alot more riding on inaccuracy than I do when they publish it with the GOV.
Feel like playing golf this morning. To bad I would need a snow plow just to get to the tee box.
Looks like a good day for FEEL. It could stand a good day, or a good week, and especially a good month. New intrest is always good.
FEEL has a spot on the 12, 6, 3 and 1 hour IHUB Buzz Cloud...
That is gud.
I FEEL another thought has come to mind...
If the road show meetings went well this could be the activity of an interested institution. I just FEEL I am missing something here.
Nice upward movement.
Kind of a strong move here today. I FEEL I might be missing some information that others might be more privy too. This kind of upward movement sometimes happens on my watch lists right before the company releases something nice and new.
This also might be reaction to the earlier posting of the JR catalog page. That is pretty big news all on it's own. Nice find, thanks for sharing.
FEEL has the ball rolling towards the pin today. Let hope the greens are fast!
GLTA!
You are absolutely correct. Pennies are for trading, not holding. Very similar to ETFs, in the fact that they average down rather fast overtime rather than year over year growth. All stocks without new product do this by the way. Not unless they spark something innovative in their product line do you usually see growth in value.
An example would be if the new trend in golf tomorrow became the reverse taper grip. Then the stock would experience a more solid growth pattern. Otherwise it is just dilution, devaluation and splits to mask dilution.
Investors get fleeced, and the company is up a creek without a paddle since they are obviously living beyond their budget and current cash flow.
BUT!!!
If they use the shares to improve their business in all areas including Sales, inventory, supply and distribution channels. they they have a chance of improving their cash flow and bringing their monthly bills within their improved budget.
Personaly I like my companies to maintain atleast two years of operating cash on hand. that way you don't have to borrow from the business when times get tough. But FEEL is not my company.
Well now you are talking odds and limiting risk. Still very important factors in all forms of gambling.
And yes the stock market is a form of gambling, and it has odds, and there is risk. I would not go to Vegas and put it all on 32 because of the poor odds, and risk versus reward. AND THAT IS THE OLNY REASON I WOULD NOT DO THAT.
If somebody of extremely good source told me that the roulett wheel at the golden Nuggett was going to hit 32 everytime between the hours of 1PM and 3PM on Thursday of this week. I would have no problem jumping a plane grabbing a limo at the airport and being table side at 1:05 PM Thursday to put enough on 32 to pay for my expenses to Vegas and make a small profit when it hits.
I have done no less on FEEL at this point in time. I am my own extremely good source of information, and I made the trip and put down enough to cover my expenses and make a good profit if the luck strikes.
Matter of fact I am playing several similar games of chance at the same time. It increases my odds or as Cramer would describe it... diversifies my portfolio thus reducing my overall risk.
Investing is legalized gambling, no less, otherwise there wouldn't be a giant Risk disclosure attached to your brokerage account application.
Of course it is a gamble! Heck Jobs the APPL CEO just annouced medical leave shaking the future of the apple cart of all companies. Even the bigest most solid companies are a gamble.
FEEL is a micro-penny, with little visibility. EVEN IF IT IS MORE THAN OTHER MICRO-PENNIES IT IS STILL LITTLE.
The only sure things are death and taxes. Everything else is just chance.
You of all people should understand the wisdom of ol' Kenny Rogers...
You have to know when to hold'em, know when to fold'em...
Know when to walk away, know when to run...
Nothing in FEEL says fold and run at this point for my particular investment. I think the dilution is being issued with some responsibility but I do question FEEL's ability to capitalize on the new aquisition, since they have missed more targets than a blind archer with tourettes.
Paying their monthly bills with shares is just plain irresponsible, so let's hope they turn off the faucet and start selling some product here soon.
I would agree with that. A certain amount of dilution is acceptable when you purchase a company with a marketable product with an existing supply and distribution channel. Pro-Line was a good move in my opinion. Go FEEL!
How is my FEEL investment doing? Am I back to break even yet? They get the share value up to a reasonable market cap for an active golf manufacturer/distributor yet? Hmmm... guess not. Well, I will just have to check back a bit later.
Wow! A lot of churn today. Sure are alot on FEEL posts today. Have to start going through all those posts to see if anyone asked the TA for the latest counts.
That is unless someone already knows and would be willing to share again...
Just wondering how much was dumped into the good news today.
I GOTCHA Ball Retriever??? Why would Pro Line build such a device. Everybody knows all you gotta do is ask the wifey really nicely.
I think we could see 70 million in volume today... that would be a huge amount of action withour low float. lots of hand trading. GLTA!
Because a large number of people picked up shares for 0.0015 to 0.003 and are just taking profits while the company debentures are still being sold.
The company will run Pro-Line-Sports was a good move in my opinion. They made a forward move and it will be rewarded.
Gotta love this action.
"Only the bigs win", does not mean FEEL = scam... if anything it supports their lack of sales and funding. But unfortunately I can think of all the of golf related gifts I just purchased as x-mas gifts, and not a single purchase went to a big. The junior sized putter was not manufactured by a big. The college and NFL club covers, towels, tees, divot forks were not from the bigs and the three practice putting cups were not bigs.
The day I buy a bunch of over priced, china made, brand named, brand new clubs is when FEEL takes off and I have nothing to do all day except make tee times.
Till then I will deal with my 5 yr old hand me down Clevelands and my yellow plaid pants.
By the way... You wouldn't happen to have any yellow plaid pants to go with all those swing trainers? HAHA!!
Nope, but that does drive home the point that in golf. People will buy anything. If they can sell a pair of yellow plaid pants to a guy and make him believe that it will make him more of a golfer. Then they will buy anything.
I should point out that my garage is outfited a bit more industrial than most. Not too many garages come with four different types of metal cut-off saws, wleding and bending equipment and a complete host of air tools.
I do a bit of metal sculpture on the side. :)
I am not trying to be a "kill joy". Just pointing out some facts.
Personally, I would pull out a loan for FEEL myself, but I have another plan. (A business plan to be exact.) I came up with a brand new golf related product that I can manufacture and ship from my garage at nearly a 400% profit margin. Researched competive products and found nothing that would directly compete domestic or international. I thought it up last week, completed the design in a couple of days, and investigated all my suppliers. Decided on a name for the company and purchased the URL over the weekend, and am actively working on a prototype.
Dare to dream... Still holding my FEEL shares. Maybe they will right this ship but I have my doubts.
Fact is I like the idea of owning a business in the Golf industry, and I am fully aware of FEELs struggles with the Pings, Titlists, Callaways, and Nikes of the world. Getting shelf space at Golfsmith with names like that battling it out has to seem almost impossible. GLTA GO FEEL!
Serious as a heart attack pantherj. It absolutely floors me that these guys can not find money. I have to do some more research to see if I can't figure out why but as someone posted earlier the total market cap for this company is $225,379.93!!! I have personally qualified for more than a dozen home loans that dwarf this amount and the last time I checked the homes I was attempting to purchase were not businesses with a professional backed product and inventory on the shelf.
Golf is the sport of business mogels. Almost any given foursome at the counrty club up the street from me probably spent more combined in green fees, membership, travel costs, gambling losses, clothes, alcohol, cigars and new equipment last year alone to total well beyond $225,379.93.
What avid golfer wouldn't want their own club maker? What amature club pro wouldn't invest in a professional backed product that could sell millions with the right marketing? Heck if the reverse taper is soo good, then why hasn't Nike burped up a couple million, bought the rights and put them on their team clubs for 2011? If it could be the latest craze in golf, or even a possibility then this would have happened.
Instead they have a bunch of us penny pinchers crossing our fingers while they sell the company off one monthly payment at a time.
I have patience, but this is business, and you have to strike the iron while the iron is hot. I just get the feeling that most of this company is being run from the 19th hole.
I am patient. But natural attrition rate on a 3x game of risk with no action does not pay-off to the player with patience.
My money may be gone. I can face that. Next year it may come back ten fold and I will be there with bells on, because I have no reason to go. But if I can't be honest with myself then who can I be honest with? Reality bites and to get me to ten times my original investment at this point would be a super volume miracle. And even though this is the season for miracles, I would rather one not be wasted here.
I FEEL that it maybe a good idea not to look at FEEL daily. Kinda depressing to see a company with this much potential led down the "as it seems" wrong path.
Stock promotions, and road shows? I thought these guys were making and selling golf clubs and grips. I hope they have a real plan, hail mary's are kinda short term.
Glad I paid attention to my own rules on this one. Otherwise I would be alot less comfortable. Not saying that it is'nt going to run. Not saying that we all might be saved and praised after a few PR's. Just saying that it is a heck of alot closer to 0.0009 than it is to 0.01.
The decision on FEEL at this point is simple stupid. The road show should be pretty easy.
FEEL like it may be a bit too cold for golf. Time to build that indoor driving range in your basement!
Not the best choice for cheerleader, but GO FEEL!
How is L2 not working? Looks fine here... http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/FEEL/quote
Did someone mention buying pressure? FEEL could use a little right about now.
Horn, we ask our selves this question everyday. Lately it has been some publically annouced dilution, but the board has been tracking it very closely, and the dilution amount does not explain the current share price.
I honestly think this is a good step for FEEL. I think the jury is still out on whether this is good for the current investor. FEEL obviously needs money. They are obviously willing to convert shares to cash to do so. There is no way a person with a few extra scheckles wouldn't toss a grand into the current undervalued share price, but they may be a bit more business savy than the FEEL leadership. If they negotiate a flexible shares for funds deal where their quantity of shares is determined by current share price I will be running for the hills.
Death spirals are never fun, and publically annouced death spirals I have witnessed way too many times. If they find good investors with cash for a fixed number of shares then I am all for it.
I will be watching and praying I do not see the letters AJW, or the name of a particular hedge fund owner.
Here is the quick description of what I fear most:
- Strike a deal with a company like A.J.W. Investments where they get so many shares for a particular share price and more or less if the share price changes.
- A.J.W. secures the first amount of shares removing them from the market, and then they call A.J.W. Offshore Inc. who in turn naked shorts the shares, dropping the share price.
- A.J.W. in turn points out the reduced share price and takes additional shares to offset the drop.
- A.J.W. then calls A.J.W. Offshore again... and the spiral begins.
Think I am making this up. Go out to the SEC and do a search on AJW offshore. Hundreds if not thousands of dead companies surface. From the Juniper Groups 10Q (New Millennium Capital Partners II, LLC, AJW Qualified Partners, LLC, AJW Offshore, Ltd. and AJW Partners, LLC (collectively referred to hereinafter as “NIR Group”)) Oh yeah and I got 1500 results with my search.
I am not saying that FEEL is going this path, only that it is easy for a company in need of money to fall for the trap. It is worth being cautious until we know they have secured funds from a decent source.
GLTA FEEL investors.
Agree. Share structure does not even remotely define the current FEEL share price.