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Ok, it is a fairly new computer (under a year) and it doesn't happen with my other computer which is much older. So I guess anytime there is a power failure this is the way to restart it up. The first time it happen I actually put in a call to my computer tech help (which wasn't open yet) thinking something was wrong with the computer - I just couldn't get it started. Then I thought about unplugging it and that did the trick.
Still have half - sold the other half to lock in profits!
IBCS - in today on the pullback.
Will make you think twice about holding a bankruptcy stock over night!
Anyone know why this would happen? I just had a power outage - it lasted for about a few seconds - lights all went off and back on again. When I went to turn the computer back on, I couldn't by hitting the power switch. The only way to get it back on again was to unplug the power cord and then replug it in and then I was able to hit the power button and get it started. This happen to me the last time I had a power outage.
OK -thanks.
Really? I just checked and mine is set at 78 - is this too high? If I lower it, how and what will it affect?
AXGI - I'm not saying anything - don't want to jinx it!
Looks like it is just me and Jane in GENR here - anyone else?
Let be one more person to agree on this matter. XP is 100 times better than 98! I never used ME but I hear that one was even worse than 98 - is this true?
Yes Jane, it looks great at this point.
IMDS - going nuts!
By the way, take a look at GENR - their financail results were pr'd today.
Well then I guess that makes me a sugar momma flaming idiot!
Ha! So that is why you never thanked me when I pm'd you to buy LRSY at .03! LOL
You are not a putz on RATE - you made money there - you're a putz on CGO! LOL
Oh, ok! One of these days I will take the time to learn how to use this site! About six months ago someone sent me a pm and said that they "people marked" me and I had no idea what he meant - meanwhile, I have only been using the site for two years! So now I know what "people mark" and "hide this poster" means - I'm getting there! LOL
I didn't even know there was an "ignore" feature here. If I wanted to ignore you (of course this is hypothetic - I would never really ignore you, Matthew), how do I do it? And then by using "filtering on/off" I would be able to turn the ignores on and off - is this right?
You poor thing! The tree thing you can deal with after everything is blown over (no pun intended). Try and stay safe!
What is this "Filtering On" on the top of the page - is this new or did I just never notice it? What does it do - what am I filtering? LOL
GENR - 1st q results in:
Genaera Announces First Quarter 2003 Financial Results
- Net Loss for First Quarter 2003 Decreases Substantially
to $1.6 Million from $4.1 Million in 2002 -
Are you an investor or a trader?
I doubt there was anyone who bought at .03 and was smart/stupid enough to hold on that long! LOL
ARDM - doesn't seem to want to break resistance at 1.10.
ARDM - in this morning at 1.04 - nice volume on Friday.
Well it works, I have fallen for it in the past although I am getting more suspicious with experience!
That's happen before - no GNET early and then you see it!
Practically all buys at .45 and they drop the ask to .44!
Then would you say that you are more likely to get a fill by using a limit vs. a stop-limit?
Yes, I have those definitions too, but what is the difference between a plain old limit order vs. a stop-limit order - doesn't a limit order work the same way - when the price is reached it triggers if it can be filled? Here is the limit order definition:
Understand limit orders
A limit order is just what its name implies: it sets a limit on the price for which you will buy or sell a stock.
In contrast to market orders, which guarantee an execution, but not a price, limit orders allow you to set the price—either the maximum amount you're willing to pay (for a buy order), or the minimum amount you're willing to receive (for a sell order). Execution of a limit order is not guaranteed.
Of course, if the stock is selling higher than your limit sell order, you'll be filled at that price. If the stock's ask price is lower than your limit buy order, it'll be filled at the lower price.
GENR looking good this morning.
.41 X .44
Can someone help me - I'm brain-dead on this particular explanation. What is the difference between a limit order and a stop-limit order? I usually use limit orders, but how is it an advantage to use a stop-limit instead. I do understand that when a stock reaches your price stop it then becomes a limit order - so isn't that the same thing as just using a plain old limit order? TIA
the people
Would that be us? Yes, I believe, I believe! LOL
I flipped it on Friday but can't remember if I used an AON (I think I did with the sell order). AON's definitely put your order on the low priority list to fill.
If I'm not using an AON I don't leave anything up for grabs in the last hour - unless I really need to unload something. Also, I don't think they let you use AON in the last few minutes of trading - at least not at Etrade.
Ok - just checked the pr
Genaera
Corporation (Nasdaq: GENR) today announced that it has received a NASDAQ Staff
Determination letter indicating that Genaera was granted an additional
180 calendar day grace period, or until September 18, 2003, to demonstrate
compliance with the minimum $1.00 bid price per share requirement in
accordance with Marketplace Rule 4310(c)(8)(D).
Don't know why I was thinking May.
Are you sure they have until Sept - I'll have to recheck that, but somehow I was thinking mid May - I may have this confused with another stock.
RB on the blink all day - keep seeing more and more of these type messages:
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=AXGI&read=89419
I've been watching your TRIB ever since you sent me that chart in early April!
Ha - you are too funny!