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How do I get on the front of PnD's?
This thing needs to rebound 200% just to break even, for most people. Then to increase from there seems like we would need real material information to develop. No news here though and this is plummeting.
Will this hit .034 again or was that the HOD?
Could be up 1000% today!
"Can't go any lower than this, right?"
Ah, so many times.....
But you know, $.0001 isn't even the lowest it can go.
I'm so sad today. I've put money in this and had it all disappear. Stocks aren't supposed to be like this. It isn't a casino, and every spin is random. This is calculated. I do research, diligence as they say, to make sure there's something more than just a shell, just paperwork filed and some dude getting rich on a yacht. This looked legit. But it's not. Something's wrong, but I don't know what it is. My cash has been sunk. I'm into the hundreds in my stock balance now. Hundreds of dollars. That's why I'm sad today. I didn't start there, but it all ended with this stock.
Sadly, my sales counted towards yesterday's totals. This entire outfit has no legs, and I can't figure why. They have business, cash flow, a real opportunity, but big investors aren't paying attention. The worst part is buying in at such a low number to begin with, thinking it can't get any lower...support is in...all the same stuff you tell yourself with each OTC you buy. And then, it happens the same way every time. If just one of these POS's would put in some effort to become successful, investments would be more than daytrading penny stocks, where people with small amounts of cash to throw in just get taken over and over again. Best of luck to all; I lost my absolute ass on this.
Trading proves insiders are way ahead of the common people. Today is proof. At 10am, for no reason, the stock and volume jumped disproportionally to any other given day, with no news. It benefits me this time, but typically I'm experiencing the dump side of this situation.
It's just a couple hundred bucks that move this price. Under $500 will get you several hundred thousand shares right now. If this is a legit company at all, and they get it together, the price will eventually increase. It's in the owners' best interest to increase the price, after all, so eventually they can be bought by another company. The last few months, this price hasn't decreased beyond the .0013. Anyone at .0012 is not getting in, so this has to be the support until a major move either way. I can't really see it going down unless this is a crazy scheme and they don't have a single truck running down the road. It appears they do...so it's just gonna take a little time to get there. Meanwhile, $100 buys 75k shares every week or two.
New buyer here. After some quick DD it looks like this company has settled the one issue holding things down - the lawsuit. It's only been a little over a week. I'm looking at past performance tied with the release of the news stories, and they all line up. The news comes out, and then the pop in price. So it doesn't appear to be a P&D. But I'm not sure why so much good news, and yet this thing is sub-penny. I get it has 1B shares but they are reducing debt very quickly. Seems to be a legit company and I'm hoping now with the lawsuit settled they can all sleep a little better and start making insider purchases, and focusing on getting the news out to the broader market and literally growing the interest in their stock. Not looking for a $1 price here but a few cents would seem reasonable until they can start buying back shares, maybe in 1-2 years. Guessing...all IMHO. Put the ppl_first.
Nailed it - "loves to travel" and so do I. Kinda looks like he's using the 'company' as a tax write-off for the vacationing.
"adding today" = always huge lie. Saying and doing something are two different things. No one is buying now. The news is never great, always just related to moving shares around. Let's see some revenue...an influx of cash or orders. But 1 system here and there, China, ventures...blah blah blah. No one's adding here. Check the charts - they back me up. The trend is down!
I got a small position today at the top of the run. That usually means a reversal for everyone else is coming. You've been warned.
Look at the 1-year chart BEFORE buying. Notice the P&D activity close to $.05-$.06. Don't think it isn't going to happen again. The penny stock pumpers have already picked up on it. These news releases are fluff. Take a vacation in China and write a story about it. The buyback will only be a sell-off by those insiders who've invested a month or two ago at .003 range. When the moment's right....down we fall back into the sub-pennies, to be rinsed & repeated all over again. Why am I here? To get back my original investment at .06. Duped again as always by these P&D artists - that's what they are - con ARTISTS.
When is the Dump coming? $.05 is the high point, so I'm guessing it'll come close and then *flush*
What a disappointment (daily). $12 target value IMO.
They work like a pink sheet stock. Reverse split, then dilute and sell more shares. Not good for the common investor.
RS made my portfolio small, any increase in share price is minimal now. This was doing just fine before the split. Only difference is now I'm left with 62 shares instead of 500. Same price swings, really. Reverse splits blow chunks.
RS 8:1 in effect today, then quick fall from $14 back to $6 back to $1.
Come on 1.83 so I can sell this junk!
Quarterly 10-Q says drilling has restarted and they are still profitable at 10% margin even with these low oil prices.
Can't tell if it's end or beginning of an uptrend. Oil might be making a slow recovery, or shift back into Opec's hands. This seems poised to recover to previous levels.
So the RS went through, not really seeing much of a difference here except somehow the value did go down a bit in my acct.
Thanks for your hindsight, at a perfect 20/20, and intellectual insight with that big brain of yours.
WTF just happened? Why was this chugging along all nice & pretty at $1.65 and now it is stair-stepping diagonally down? WHY?
Well I'm in, got my 25 shares, ready for retirement. Thought the IPO was supposed to be $14-$16 but as usual, the little guy gets sloppy seconds and I had to up my buy to $34/share. Nice. Now sit back and watch it fall.
What does a CTO normally mean for a stock like this, ie is it good news or about to go to zip?
.54 currently, past month has been bloodshed for Lightstream. Delisting and further oil turmoil will result in bankruptcy if they aren't able to cut costs quickly.
At 10.16 pre-divy, there's only a few trading days until the Feb. 2 cut-off date. This has fallen from 12 to 8 in just a month's time. The last week or two is only dividend interest, and on the pay date, this stock price is gonna tank from whatever level it's at to way below the 8.00 it reached intra-month. The price of oil has fallen, and the stock price should have followed it. IMO, it's not worth the $.61 per share which is about 6% yield since the drop is going to be way more than 6%.
5.60, I'm not getting in until oil shows a recovery for a month at least. The intra-month on Canada Sands here is terrible.
1.37 now, that quick dip to 1.10 earlier this month is just a forecast of what is to come. Not looking good when it gets under $1, especially when they are de-listed.
From 17 to 12.56 in a month is a fast rate of decline. I'd think there's at least another 50% cut left in this stock price until oil starts to reverse direction.
Good thing, even at .28, the company is not dependent on stock price. They have plenty of revenue even at the lower oil prices to maintain production, though they probably won't be pulling a profit in the upcoming quarters.
4.90, pretty rapid decline over the past month, right in line with oil. Hopefully they're hedged enough to weather this storm.
At 10.48, this is the only one of my smaller service guys that have any positive movement over the last month while oil has fallen. If oil had gone up or recovered, Sanchez would be sitting pretty, but until the global situation clears up, it feels like this stock price recovery will be short-lived.
At 5.14, the past month has been brutal for WTI. I'm starting to see the stronger of the little guys showing intra-monthly recoveries, though they are small and short-lived. That seems to identify the stronger companies, but WTI has had nothing but a straight 1-month decline, so that worries me a little.
As low as 1.35 but slight 1-month recover to 1.75, just not sure if this thing can stay above water long enough with oil so low.
As low as 1.35 but slight 1-month recover to 1.75, just not sure if this thing can stay above water long enough with oil so low.
5.72 as of today and 1-month chart says it all...just can't get any legs until oil recovers, if it does any time soon.
Seems these little energy producers like Osage have only a few outcomes here at $45 oil. One is they continue on and come out on the other side just fine and the stock price goes straight back up to $1.80 and higher as oil recovers. Another one is they are bought up at these low levels, but the buying price will still be horrible compared to $100 oil. A third yet is they cave in and go under. I'd love to sink $10k in this and watch it recover as oil recovers. I'd also hate to see them go under as oil hits $40/$30/$20?? per barrel, and take my investment with them. It might be best to sit on the sidelines, monitor all the M&A news in the energy & services sector and hope to catch the PR before the general public does that their neighbor is buying them for 10x the current stock price...and my dreaming continues...
What is up with KWK? Why are all my other oil bottom stocks rising in the midst of the uptick in oil, but this POS is sinking intra-day and especially after hours. Is there some external force aside from the dividend being cut that isn't apparent to the new investor? This thing should be in $1 range by now with the recent oil volatility.