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Reality Check........
You guys are reading a lot more into this than it deserves.
KISS, (keep it simple stupid)
They have received ONE offer of 7.5 M from ONE plaitiff, and they blew it off.
That alone should tell you something.
For shareholders, things are going to get very healthy...
good luck
baglady........
There is just too much information missing on this one for me to have an opinion right now.
The idea of a wind farm is the greatest thing since the wheel, but where this company actually fits in remains to be seen.
Don't forget, less then six months ago this company was just another pinksheet stock with no direction.
The numbers,(and my good old post-RS play system), tells me that it still has a way to drop before it hits bottom.
Comparing the OS before the split last March, just after, and now will tell a lot about the company's health....we'll see.
PTSC has now dropped below .04. I'm waiting for it to drop lower while the "quick-fix" players drop out.
This has the potential of being the biggest play I've ever been in. I hope I don't cut it too fine.....:)
Because this is a Pinksheet stock there will be a lot of questions left unanswered.
In my mind, the foremost question is; what do they own?...anything, or are they just a holding company to set up these wind farms?
On 0/19/04 they did a 1:200 RS with a post-split breakout price of .05.
That would make the pre-split PPS around .00025.
At the currant PPS, those who bought in just before the split are at break-even. If the PPS continues to drop, and it looks like it will, EVERYONE will be in the red.
IMO, the trick is..........watch for the bottom, and it doesn't look like it's anywhere near there yet.
For the ONLY accurate numbers on the share structure the Transfer Agent should be called.
I can find no reference to them,(Pinksheet stocks don't file), but calling the CEO (see post #24), may solve that. If he is indeed honest and forthright, he will provide contact information for the TA.
BTW...any bid or ask prices anyone sees are NOT valid. All they are is a best-guess.
Anyone attempting to trade this stock, or any other Pinksheet stock, should call their Broker, ask him to call the Floor Trader for a quote.....then trade on that PPS. (even that quote won't be firm, but it's the best you can get...
PS:.......Hi Karen
They have now filed a 10Q for the last quarter of 03 and two more for the first two quarters of 04.
I'm not up on the SEC requirements for this, but it seems that they still owe a 10K for 03.
Usually, companys file a 10K in lieu of the forth quarter 10Q, but in this case they haven't done that.
I'm watching for some sort of filing required for a re-listing.
Or.........some other news....HMMMMMMM
Something is going on here......
I've been sitting on this stock for about two years and had pretty well written it off, but it was still listed with my auto-alert service.
It was delisted for a failure to comply with filing requirements,(stopped filing).
Now, in the past two months, they have brought almost two year's worth of filings up to date and they seem to be catching up.
Unless they are planning to get the stock relisted on the OTCBB, there is no reason to file.
This leads to several other questions that, at this point, would be nothing more than speculation.
The company address listed on PinkSheets.com is out of date.
Currently;
James W. Landrum, Pres.
c/o Golden Chief Resources Inc.
1711 E. Frankford suite 104
Carrollton, Texas 75006
FWIW
Bruce, I put that info in my first post about the problem, but it may be academic now.
Even though I blew it out and cleaned up whatever gunk I could find about a week......ok, two weeks ago, I decided to do what my dentist calls "a deep cleaning."
Lo and behold! Underneath the CPU fan, inside the heat sink, which I couldn't see, was a hellava build-up of dust and gunk.
I cleaned that out and now am back to running in the high 50's to low 60's.
Never hurts to take a second look......thanks.
Chrisau and Bruce.........
Cleaning the dust and gunk out of the box, off the fan blades, etc isn't the problem.
I did that about a week ago and do it about every six months.
(I haven't gone inside the power box to clean that fan, but it seems to be running ok)
All the fan speeds seem to be running at about the same speed as before, but of course, the smart-fan on my CPU is running faster than before.
I feel that "something" is failing.......(the MOBO???), and overheating.
Are there any further checks?
TIA
Help with a heat problem please.....
For almost two years now I've been using the same system with no real problems.
Now, it has started to run a little hot.
specs:
AMD 1.3G CPU
20G HD 70% free
512 M RAM
Windows 98se OS
Counting the power supply, I have four fans, intake, exhaust, smart-fan on CPU, and power supply.
All three fans seem to be operating the same as they always have.
But, instead of the temp running in the high 50's(C) and low 60's, it's now running in the high 60's to low 70's.
If I take the side off the box and turn on the house AC the temp drops back to the low 60's.(and I freeze my azz off!)
Two questions; How high can the temp go before it does damage?
Is there any way to find out what's causing it?
(all the standard system checks and diagnostics show no problems)
Thanks for any help.
Churak, that's why I said "we'll see". Because of the 10K being filed so late it's now a grey area and, if the company has included activity for the first-quarter time period,....who knows.
If the SEC is hard line about it, that just means another filing before a relisting can be considered.
And, every day that goes by without getting caught up just makes it worse.
All in all, not a very positive picture.
I just don't understand why so many of these smallcap companies wait until the very last minute and then often miss the mark. It's not like it comes as a surprise and, if they are going to file the proper forms anyhow, why not do it on time?..........sheez!
Churak, that was my point earlier.
The SEC will usually allow the forth-quarter filing to be incorporated into the 10K.
In this case, because the 10K was filed so late, they may also allow the first-quarter filing to be incorporated into the 10K.
But, this may all be a moot point.
If they are still on the Pinks, and it appears they are, none of these filings will matter, including the 10K,............until they get the listing back.
I believe they have to file another version of form 10, a 10SBA, or something like that to regain the listed status.
We'll see.
MACH, we'll see, but in my experience, once a stock is delisted, just filing the missing forms won't do it.
They have to file forms that request a relisting.
rager, yeah, I saw that...60M. better than I expected.
Which Q report are you expecting?.....4-03 or 1-04?
The SEC allows for a company to combine the last 10Q and the 10K.
In this case, considering the timing, they may allow the first quarter filing to be overlooked also.
But, regardless of what else is going on, these guys need to start putting some money-numbers on the board...ie; make progress.
Chrisau, if you go to other quote sites, like FreeRealTime.com or BigCharts.com, you won't find a bid or ask.
It looks like QuoteTracker has started reporting "best" bid and ask, as they do at Pinksheets.com.....which is nothing more than a best guess.
Maybe there will be another filing, news, or something coming later.?
Sometimes I think a lot of these little companies will dump a truckload of stock, then go to Vegas and try to make the filing fees on a good roll at the craps table...:)
Chrisau, I see those quote-numbers also, but......
They lost their OTCBB listing on 5/21 and now their primary venue is Pink Sheets.
I see nothing saying their OTCBB listing has been reestablished. I think the "reporting" standards for Pinksheet stocks is changing.
But, I could be wrong, (and often am..:), and Pennystock-land has thrown me another curve..:).
But, that doesn't change the fact the we are dealing with mis-management.
Too little too late???
It really baffles me that companies file their SEC forms late, sometimes too late.
That seems to be the case here.
The 10K forms,(the annual reports), have to be filed within 90-days from the end of the year, that means by the end of March.
They knew that! They filed a NT 10K at the end of March, but that only gave them a two-week extension.
They knew that too, because they have filed NT forms on almost every "required" SEC form they have filed.
I guess, having the E attached didn't ring a bell, and now the 10K is too late.
This filing isn't enough to reestablish the OTCBB listing. Now, they will have to go through an extensive, and expensive, filing process before the SEC will allow them to be relisted.
How can anyone expect a company to grow and prosper when Management performs like this?
This is purely a case of sloppy mis-management.
Bruce, about the CD/RW/DVD.......
thanks for the link, but I would have to be able to understand what all those abbreviations mean to be able to understand if this does what I need.
I just received an email from TigerDirect.com with one on sale.
Here are the details. Does this do what I want?
Internal DVD+/-RW Dual
Artec Evolutionary drive is a perfect multi-media burner to enrich your digital entertainment life.Its facilitates you to store, create and edit video, photo, music and data onto CDs and DVDs; and store tremendous amounts of data to reach 4.7GB. With the unique combination of high capacity and outstanding performance , you will enable to experience a large variety of digital entertainment activities on both PC and A/V platforms.
Specifications
Cache Size 8 MB
DVD+R Write Speed 8x
DVD+RW Rewrite Speed 4x
DVD-R Write Speed 4x
DVD-RW Rewrite Speed 2X
CD Write Speed 24x
CD Rewrite Speed 10x
Color White
Interface Type E-IDE
They have this one on sale for $79.99,(after a $30.00 rebate)
Again, I want to be able to record audio CDs to play on my CD player as well a Video to play on a DVD player.
Will this, and others like it, do that?
TIA
Question about CD ROM, RW and DVD.........
My CD ROM has gotten to the point where I have to thump it to make it work.
Obviously I need a new one....:)
What I want is a CD drive that will record audio and video to create a disk that I can play in my CD-stereo player and/or a DVD player.
I know nothing about these things. Is there such a thing?
TIA
Question about text,(font)........
Are the choices all the same for all MS operating systems, or are they more options with the newer one,(ie; XP)?
Meaning "Times New Roman", etc.........are there more to choose from?
TIA
lostcowboy, Thanks. I pretty well understand how the speed is controlled,(limited). They have a very good explanation at pcPitstop.com.
I have about a dozen different servers I can dial into, all are V.92 compatable.
I just now dialed into a different one and ran an upload test at pcPitstop. At this moment, my upload speed is 15 kb/s and the download speed is over 41 kb/s.
Again, the download speeds are acceptable, but the UL is not.
No matter what changes I make online, the problem is the same.
tc, thanks. That link is concerned mainly with download speeds. I have no problem with my download speed.
Right now, as rated by pcPitstop.com, my download speed is about 41 kb/s, which is as good or better than average.
My upload speed is the problem.
It showed -2 kb/s,(that's right, minus!), but then I disconnected my firewall/anti-virus program and it showed 27 kb/s.
Lately, even this number is high for my average. It usually shows 14 or 15 kb/s upload speed.
As I understand it, the upload speed is generated by my modem, which causes me to suspect the modem more than anything else.
lostcowboy, "green?"....that's funny.
I haven't had green connections since Pa knocked over the outhouse and flooded the backyard!.......:)
FWIW, the phone company takes responsibility only for the equipment on their side of the connection. Anything on my side is my problem.
But, I have no problems with connections or wiring.
Here in SoCal, you can call the phone company repair service and ask them to test it........here it's 611.
I DO have a very long,(50ft), and old cord running from the wall jack to my computer. It's possible that this wire is damaged, foot-traffic, wheeled-chairs, etc. To test that I will have to replace the wire, preferably with a shorter one that's out of harms way.
As for the modem; I've always used an internal modem. My currant one should be working a top effeciency, a Creative Labs 56K/V.92 PCI, which is supported by my ISP.
I guess, for lack of better answers, my next step is to replace the wire... Then, if that doesn't correct it, replace the modem.
I'm also looking into wireless telephone-connections-transmitters. If they work at an acceptable level, this would eliminate the wire from the jack to my computer.
Thanks
lostcowboy, yes, it could be the cord I'm using from the jack to the computer.(a long one). That's the next thing I'll check. ( I have to relocate my desk to do it...:)
The phone service we have here in So Cal is above average and something like "noise on the line" would never be allowed..:)
(too many people would be screaming about it..:)
It has been getting worse, which makes me think it isn't the ISP...........that and tests I've run at PCPitstop.com.
So, that leaves what?..........the modem?
Thanks
question about bandwidth speeds.............
With a dialup modem, if my upload speeds are consistantly low, 14, 15, is it time to buy a new modem or is something else causing the problem?
TIA
Capt Nemo, I can whistle and keep elephants out of my yard. It works because I never see any elephants.
That's simplifying it, but, with the SpywareBlaster, if you never see the spyware how do you know if it's working or not?
Plus, does it get rid of what you may already have in your system?
TIA
Ruellit, I do that all the time...
It's my bandwidth up.
It should show at least 40 kb/s, but only shows 14.
As an example, when I go to a website it is very slow to download and if it's a weak site it may not download at all.
It's either my modem or the ISP servers and I'm trying to find out if there is some way to tell.
BullNBear51, et al............
My download speeds are fine.
It's my upload speed that's the problem, and that's why I suspect my modem.
MY ISP has about a dozen server numbers I can use and I've tried about half of them.......with the same results.
As for NetZero, they were my first ISP, way back when they were the only free one,(with a banner).
I'm not anxious to get involved with them again.
I just thought there might be some sort of test, similar to the tests used by PCPitstop, to determine WHERE the problem is.
Do I have a bad modem?
While surfing I often have websites download VERY slowly and it doesn't seem to be connected to the internet traffic.
Offline everything seems to be just fine.
I've run several test at PCPitstop.com and my upload always comes out at around 14 or 15 kbs, which is VERY low.
I also ran a ping test that came out very well.
Is there any way to tell if the problem is with my modem or my ISP?
I have a dialup, V-92, 56K modem that is just a few months old.
TIA
TO ALL!!!!!
I would like to see some more tips and investment suggestions on this board.
Hey guys...........If you don't posts your picks and start making this board a little more active, people will look elsewhere.
APOA, at .165 is up on news...more
This upward trend started at .04 two months ago, but was slowed down by a civil lawsuit.
Now, the lawsuit has been settled.
Marie, ZMBA has what looks like good support, it's just a little lower than it is now.
I haven't done any DD on the company.
good luck.
HMMM, Marie, very nice play on JRVR.....
Do you plan to average down on ZMBA?
Looks like it doesn't have any support until about .14, and then what?
Do you know something about the company?
OT- Special report re ecstasy drug.........
On Thursday, April 1st at 10PM Eastern/Pacific time (9PM Central
and Mountain time), ABC is broadcasting Peter Jennings' documentary
about the history, science and current status of Ecstasy (MDMA). This
hour-long documentary has been long in the making and will be balanced
and incisive. MAPS has worked closely with the producers from the
beginning of the project. Rick Doblin and Sasha Shulgin and many others are interviewed
and the recent approval of MAPS' MDMA/Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) study
will be mentioned at the end of the show.
Here is the press release:
ABC NEWS TO AIR ONE-HOUR SPECIAL REPORT ON
TODAY'S DRUG OF CHOICE -- ECSTASY
The rise of Ecstasy is a major event in drug history. If current trends
continue, 1.8 million Americans will try Ecstasy for the first time in 2004;
only marijuana will attract more new users. Overwhelming, positive word of
mouth has made Ecstasy a nightmare for drug controllers. On a special
edition of "Primetime Thursday," Peter Jennings tells the epic story of
Ecstasy that has never been heard. "Peter Jennings Reporting: Ecstasy
Rising" airs THURSDAY, APRIL 1st at 10pm EST on the ABC Television Network.
In the 1990s, Ecstasy seemed to come out of nowhere to join marijuana,
cocaine and heroin as one of the four most widely used illegal drugs in the
country. No other drug has ever spread so fast.
To halt its spread, the U.S. Government has spent millions of dollars making
a dramatic case against Ecstasy as a dangerous drug. The headline of this
campaign has been that Ecstasy causes massive brain damage. But this is a
claim based on flawed science, and many Ecstasy users now feel their
government has no credibility.
What do we know about the real risks of Ecstasy? Has the government been its
own worst enemy in the fight to stop the drug's use?
"Peter Jennings Reporting: Ecstasy Rising" takes viewers through the seminal
events in this story and introduces all the major players -- from Alexander
Shulgin, the famous chemist who was the first person to report the effects
of Ecstasy, to Michael Clegg, the Dallas businessman who gave Ecstasy its
name and turned it into a recreational drug, to the drug enforcement officer
who led the fight to make Ecstasy illegal, to the DJ who brought Rave to
America. This special tells the definitive story of how an obscure compound,
discovered in 1912 and all but forgotten for over 60 years, became the drug
of choice for a generation.
The rest of the ABC announcement, with graphics, can be viewed at:
http://www.maps.org/mdma/jennings040104.html
GBMI, Admittedly a shell company looking for a home, in Jan they made some claim about getting into the guitar making business, but nothing seems to have come of it.
Friday, the volume jumped from 17M the day before to 262M on no news.
The PPS went up 36.36% from .001 to .002.
They may have found a sugar daddy and, if so, news should be forthcoming.
But.........the OS is now about 3.5B and if anything longterm is developing there will surly be a RS somewhere down the road.
Meanwhile, if Monday shows another huge volume day, it could be a short play........quick in and out.
A very interesting read about Exchanges.....
Greetings, cousin!
I trust your week was as good as mine!
Yes, I very much enjoyed the Mystery Science Theater 3000 rendition of "The Beginning of the End". Thanks so much for sending me that videotape.
And thanks for not sending the pictures of Snookiepoo.
My buddy Jorj suggests that you may want to look at investing in a DVD player at some point, by the way.
Yes again, I can fill you in a bit on the different ways that stocks trade in the United States. No, I will not discuss Canadia. That's different.
Anyway, it's not Canadia. It's Canada.
C eh? N eh? D eh?
You are right about one thing; the entire subject of stock exchanges and markets and what they do requires a different language. I'll try and do the best I can for you.
Eh?
A stock exchange is a place where securities are bought and sold. (You'll remember the definition of a "security" from my letter of February 24th.) In the U.S. there are several stock exchanges, such as the Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHX), the Pacific Stock Exchange (PCX), and the American Stock Exchange (AMEX).
The PHX is the oldest, established in 1790. The PCX was formed in 1957 by the merger of the San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange (founded in 1882) and the Los Angeles Stock and Oil Exchange (founded in 1899).
The biggest exchange is the New York Stock Exchange in New York City, also known as "The Big Board" because a long time ago, before Microsoft, there was a Big chalkboard on a Big wall, with a tiny fellow writing down the changing prices all day long. The NYSE started back before cars, with a bunch of guys who formed a club and decided that only members of the club could meet under a big tree to swap stock for themselves and their customers. One day they got rained on (or snowed on, or spit on, I can't remember exactly) and decided to move indoors. They now have electricity and indoor plumbing and computers and personalities from CNBC reporting live and No Spitting on the Trading Floor and everything.
The NYSE has rules that must be met if a company wants to "list" (make available for sale) their stock on the exchange.
Since we're on the subject, the phrase "ticker symbol" has its origin connected to the NYSE. Back when the old brokers were young brokers, even BTI, (before the Internet) there was a little machine in every brokerage firm that slowly ejected a little piece of paper tape with holes punched in it. (Unpunched holes were known as "hanging chadmeisters" back then.)
The holes spelled out letters and numbers, and the brokers could "read the tape" to see the updated [almost real time] price changes of the stocks being traded on the exchange. The machine was known as a "ticker" (from the sound it made as it punched the holes in the tape), the tape was called "ticker tape" (yes, the same stuff they threw out of the windows when The War Was Over), and the symbol used for each different stock was the "ticker symbol".
Anyway, where was I? Oh, yes.
Stock exchanges "list" stocks to be traded on their exchange. Those stocks are called "listed securities", and the market they trade on is called the "exchange market". .
"But Mr. Chicken Brains," you might ax, "What if the stock is not listed on an exchange? What market does it trade on then?"
Eh?
The dealer market that trades "unlisted" (not listed by an exchange) securities is called the "over the counter (OTC) market."
You've heard that many times, I'm sure, but you may not have really understood what the OTC market is. A "market", in the sense we are using it here, is a system for trading stocks. The biggest market has always been the "exchange market", which means the stock is trading on an exchange, like the NYSE or the PHX.
Stay with me now, cuz. If you missed something, go back and reread it.
"Over the counter" originally meant, "not quite up to the standards required to be listed on an exchange like the New York Stock Exchange". That's why you might have heard the phrase used despairingly by some old white-haired fossil stockbroker. To him, an "OTC" stock was something you bought in an alley from some smelly guy with cheap shades and a greasy trench coat.
That's all changed, now. The guys have really nice suits and CNBC personalities reporting live and No Spitting on the Computer and everything!
But they have no floor! I mean they have no "trading floor", like the one at the NYSE where everyone walks around and yells and throws little bits of paper on the floor.
They have no floor because the OTC market is a telephone, (and now also computer) based market between about 700 securities dealers across the country. About 17,000 securities, including all U.S. government securities, are traded "OTC". There are rules for trading OTC stocks. The rules are enforced, (I use the term loosely), by The National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD). The NASD was formed in 1939. Its job is to regulate the OTC market.
Not so long ago, in order to bring some sanity (as opposed to buying things from oily guys in alleys) to the OTC market, the NASD created what they call the "NASD Automated Quotation System", or "NASDAQ". (That's "the Nazz" to you, cuz.)
Even though the NASDAQ performs many of the same functions as the New York Stock Exchange, the NASDAQ is not technically an exchange, it is a system used to create a market in certain stocks. The NASDAQ is a computer-linked system for "making a market in", (trading) OTC stocks. That's why brokerage firms that buy and sell stocks on the NASDAQ are called "market makers". And yes, a brokerage firm can be a member firm of the NYSE and also "make a market" in OTC stocks. In fact, all the big firms do both.
Confused yet? It gets even better!
Stocks and other securities that are listed (included for possible trading) on the NASDAQ system must be "authorized" by the NASD. In order to qualify for a listing on the NASDAQ market system, a security has to meet certain minimum requirements relating to the company's debt, assets, and stockholders, among other things.
And like the NYSE, the NASDAQ requires that the company register its securities under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, or the Investment Company Act of 1940. Authorization does not automatically guarantee that the security can be traded forever; the company can be "delisted" if the minimum requirements are continuously met.
A company can have its securities registered under security law and still (for some reason) not trade on the NASDAQ or a national exchange. Such a stock is called a "non-NASDAQ security. The NASD (not the NASDAQ) provides an electronic price and volume reporting system for trading such a stock. That reporting system is called "The OTC Bulletin Board", or "Bulletin Board".
Bulletin Board quotes can be entered on the NASDAQ computer system, but if you've ever heard someone say, "It's listed on the NASDAQ Bulletin Board", you know they are either confused or you are in a dark and unpleasant corner of the alley and have not realized it. The NASD is a regulatory agency, but it does not regulate the OTC Bulletin Board. That's why trading on the Bulletin Board is much more speculative and potentially dangerous than buying or selling a stock that trades on the NASDAQ or an exchange. (As if buying some freakazoid NASDAQ listed Internet tech stock isn't potentially dangerous.)
So there you go! That's the short answer, believe it or not, but that's enough to get you into worse trouble than you already are.
I see that you did not click on the ad like I axed you.
You can make up for it by clicking on it twice now, and actually buying something. Remember, these people are just wonderful. They might even trade on the NASDAQ or something for all I know.
Have a great week, cuz!
Your loving cousin,
Tastes Like Chicken
JRVR is moving again,(yet), up 42%@.05..eom
RVIA..8-K filed.....more about.....
One of the BOD members has resigned for health reasons, effective yesterday.
At .07, this is one of my post-RS plays and I'm looking for a bottom/bounce around .009
This resignation may help to push it down to my entry area...IMO
HMMMM, Marie, don't ask me for advice anymore.
GIVE me advice.....:)
GZFX co-PR......................
BOCA RATON, Fla., Mar 26, 2004 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- AdSouth Partners, Inc. (ADPR, Trade) is excited to announce that it has successfully retained high-profile, nationally recognized talent for the GameZnFlix, Inc. (GZFX, Trade) summer campaign. With the initial campaign launching on Saturday, March 27, 2004, with Dennis Cole, this second- stage summer campaign will focus more on the game rental side of GameZnFlix and will target America's young people between the ages of 12 to 25. AdSouth's retention of this talent has lead to a significant budget increase by GameZnFlix, Inc. based on a proposed series of 3 to 4 commercials featuring this talent.
AdSouth Partners and GameZnFlix are arranging a press conference to be scheduled for the first week in April in Boca Raton, Florida, with Dennis Cole and our exciting new talent.
John Cammarano, President of AdSouth Partners, Inc., states, "After meeting with the talent agency in New York, I am even more convinced that the talent we have chosen and the proposed series of commercials created by AdSouth Partners, Inc. that GameZnFlix is about to create a new demand in the combined DVD movie and game rental market. The adding of this new talent will continue make GameZnFlix a household name and should begin the process of diverting marketshare from other competitors and bringing new subscribers into the marketplace."
John Acunto, CEO of AdSouth, adds, "Making a campaign for a client is like creating a recipe, and we are excited that we have put together all the ingredients and we are going to enjoy the finished product this summer."
"GameZnFlix is extremely excited about the signing of our new talent for the summer advertising campaign. The working relationship between AdSouth Partners and GameZnFlix is working and coming together well. AdSouth understands our company goals and continues to provide the talent and direction GameZnFlix, Inc. needs for the future," stated John Fleming, CEO/President of GameZnFlix, Inc.
For further information, contact AdSouth Partners (561) 750-0410 or visit:
AdSouth Partners, Inc. http://www.adsouthin.com
GameZnFlix, Inc.: http://www.gameznflix.com
Yesterday, GZFX moved from .102 to .14 on no news.
It closed strong, on it's high and the volume was up about 400%.
IMO, something is going on.
This is the former PGHI which, on Feb 5, merged with GameZnflix Inc. and started in a new direction.
The last company PR, on March 15, stated that on March 27, a National Television Ad campaign will begin.
IMO, it looks like someone is quietly buying this stock
Marie, re JRVR..........
I wish I could tell you what to do, but only you know all the details of your position.
Based on your first post it looks like you already have a double. It's NEVER a mistake to take profits.
It couldn't sustain a move to .04, but that may be due to profit taking. The spread is VERY tight, which is a good sign.
I looked at some of the trades today and the MMs are taking trades on both sides...ie; taking sells at the ask the buys at the bid. I'm not sure what that means, but it could be due to the tight spread.
Good luck,....just remember, taking profits is always a win.