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I really don't see ACH competing with MyECheck no matter what they try. Their fees would only get higher if they ever offered same day transactions. They have proven that greed is their sole driving force.
$MYEC long since 8/23/2013, have not sold a single share, only adding.
I started buying $MYEC at .004, loaded up at .0025 and have been buying the dips whenever I have any cash I can spare. I have not sold a single share, and will not sell any until $4 or higher, and then only enough to retire and be very charitable.
My son started buying at .065 and has been loading up since the price has dropped. He understands the existing growth and future potential of this company, so he knows his early buys will make him plenty of profit.
$MYEC Long
This is exactly why MYEC is going to expand exponentially.
"MyECheck service will enable more donors, and allow the charity to use more of the donation money for charitable work when compared with other payment methods."
As more adopters arrive, the MYEC advantage will be noticed by more an more decision makers. They will have an easy choice.
PICK ONE:
1) I want more money, faster and more securely.
2) I want less money, want to wait longer and move it with less security and more chargebacks.
Note: Your competitors will choose #1, which will you choose?
$MYEC LONG
The IBM-Apple connection sure looks like it fits. They would need the EASE platform to quickly handle this huge amount of data.
IBM was probably the first F100 as the back-end, then they got Apple involved as the 'end-user' F100 company.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/YIPI/news/Yippy--Inc---YIPI--Shareholder-Update?id=82963&b=y
https://www.apple.com/pr/library/2014/07/15Apple-and-IBM-Forge-Global-Partnership-to-Transform-Enterprise-Mobility.html
My wife also noticed something very interesting.
From the June 18th Yippy shareholder update:
"We are working on a landmark deal for our company and shareholders with our largest customer. I feel we are close to having the full scope and terms on the table in the next week. The EASE platform is highly desirable, irreproducible, and our ability to under-price and out-produce the competition by unobtainable margins is without question feasibly realistic," concluded Walsh.
From the Apple press release:
The landmark partnership aims to redefine the way work will get done, address key industry mobility challenges and spark true mobile-led business change—grounded in four core capabilities:
I bought most of my shares at .0025, and have been adding ever since. All of my extra cash is going into MYEC.
I WILL NOT sell any of these shares until at least $3.00, and then only a small percentage to fund a change in my occupation from IT Director to full-time Investor/Philanthropist.
I know what I own and will buy as much as I can. $MYEC long
Hmmm, new activity, I wonder if there is pending news or another dividend on the horizon.
BID: .14
ASK: .25
$ISSM
Beta is simply going live with a smaller set of users so you can start with a user base that is ready to report any unknown bugs. This kind of testing is difficult to do without real-world activity, and the small user base helps to limit the pain from any new bugs.
It is a wise decision, especially in the financial arena.
You would have to look at that specific company's books to determine why they are making so little profit. The possibilities are almost endless.
Every industry has winners and losers. Some lose due to their own poor choices others due to circumstances beyond their control. I purchase from and invest in strong companies that know how to stay in business.
EWSI is a good example. Overall they are making choices to create a stronger company, so I will hold my shares and add more when I have any free cash. I have patience to wait for the growth.
There are always things people can point to as 'bad' choices in any business. It is easy to do so after the fact. It is much harder to be the one making those decisions with the limited information available at that point in time.
I'm still happy with my investment in EWSI. If I weren't, I would sell. The day I decide that I would not buy more EWSI is the day I will contemplate getting out.
I work in IT management and can tell you that the refurbishment business is alive and well. Many businesses cant afford to buy new PCs that are fast and capable of multi-tasking, Sure, you can get a new PC for $300, but it is a slow $300 PC. A $300 refurb. is a much faster machine.
Our business saved over $90,000 and greatly improved employee output and morale this year by purchasing fast refurbished PCs. That covered a large part of my salary for the year, so they are essentially getting my services for free. That is just one purchase. I buy equipment all the time and only buy new if it is a requirement. We have had great results with refurbs over the last decade. Had we bought new we would have either had to close the doors or do some massive layoffs, especially since 2008.
If you try to buy a refurb, you will know that they are blown off the shelf so quickly that you better pull the trigger when you see the system you want. Wait an hour and it may be gone.
Businesses and savvy home users will buy refurbs unless they have the cash to waste one something that will lose 75% of the value in a couple of years.
QTS is exactly the kind of company I would expect MYEC to use. Ed completely understands the requirements for security and rapid expansion necessary for his software in this type of hosting environment.
He will be able to instantly add more processing power, storage, bandwidth, etc. It is also likely that there will be triggers that will automatically add those resources when needed.
It means that their previous transaction tests used just a tiny fraction of the power available to them.
This is the kind of facility required by big customers, governments, etc.
We are headed for great things. I am going to enjoy the ride and have fun watching the next mega company rise up to take its place in history.
$$$MYEC long$$$
First buy 8/23/2013, loaded up in September in the mid 002's and been buying dips with any spare cash.
I will NOT be selling at all until $3 minimum, and then only enough to retire. Holding the rest to do great things.
I'll guess that they get a nice slice of the pie.
3.141592653 Million
Some will call it an irrational number.
The site is password protected now, but if you click the drop-down arrow to the right of the url in Google, you can choose to see the cached page.
Google search for syntricpm.com
MYEC is like a beautiful snow covered mountain.
The first upper layer of snow has just started to slide. It will quickly pick up speed and engulf the entire financial system.
Ed owns mydcoin.com, which shows dcoin.com on the main page.
mydcoin.com
dcoin.com has a main page showing Online Crypto-Currency exchange.
dcoin.com
$MYEC Long
YIPI owns EASE. That is more than enough to make them extremely tantalizing to any F100 company.
The negative ball gazing today does nothing to change that FACT.
Long all the way.
Thanks.
How do you report a moderator you feel should be removed from a stock message board due to constant, unsubstantiated bashing of the stock and deleting numerous posts from people who disagree with him?
EASE is a game changer.
If you understand cloud networking, you know exactly what I mean.
If not, then you probably would not believe anyone who told you how big it is anyway.
I'm long all the way!
Looks like it is back up now.
Add me to the list. I don't post much but I am in for the long haul. hopefully not too long :)
100,000 shares.
Jong,
I do not want to get into a flame war with you. Your emotion about this investment lead me to believe you could not afford to lose it. I apologize for adding stress to your situation. I have no emotional attachment to money, so it can sometimes be hard for me to empathize in a manner society would deem proper. And no, I am not wealthy, and never will be. I just do not see money as a road to happiness.
I am accumulating the stock, not trading it. For me it is a long term investment. It will hopefully be a tool to be used to do some good in a wicked world.
I fully agree that Yippy still needs improvement. Even with the blemishes, Yippy is far more efficient (for me) because it gives me the results I want. I don't care if Google gives me the results before I am done typing. I'd rather wait than have to wade through endless screens of dead ends. It's really about the clouds. Google is a clear winner if you do not use clouds. It may also be that the technical searches I do tend to require more sorting to be useful.
I've also watched it drop after investing $30K between &.67-.87 /share. I'm not angry about it because I AM long in this stock. Do I wish I could have picked it up cheaper... yes, which is why I am excited to be doing so now.
I view the drop as a great opportunity to pick up some more shares and average down. If you are really long in this stock then you just need to wait. If you are worried, then you broke a critical rule of investing and have invested money you can't afford to lose.
I've worked in the IT field since 1988. I have watched companies like this come and go. This company has a great product with massive potential. I am not at all worried about my investment.
I've used Google since the time it was a viable search engine because it was the most efficient. Last year I switched to Yippy, not because I was invested, but because it made my life easier. I get better organized and less censored results. The other search engines have been bought and paid for by advertisers and other special interest groups. Google's results are close to worthless when researching new products or technologies.
Yippy has allowed me to do far more efficient searches. If they do not succeed, they will be greatly missed.
Mine have executed, yours are next.
Good luck!
I hear more negativity but nobody stepped up and sold their shares.
OK, I'll buy 13,000 at .19. If you think the company is going to tank you better sell now.
Anyone negative on Yippy please sell me your shares. I have an order to buy 10,000 at $0.18.
If you no longer believe in this company get out and sell me your shares. I promise to take good care of them :)
I learned that lesson many years ago. Bought a stock for a quick 10% bounce on the way down. I hit the 10% and decided to hold to see if it would go higher. Surely it was their big comeback.
I never thought they would go bankrupt. I lost 70K, because I second guessed my initial analysis.
That taught me a good lesson about my own weakness to greed. I never made that mistake again.
I bought AMD at $5 hoping for a turn around or at least a bounce. Sold at $3.37 when I realized it was not going to happen and was going to go lower.
I love AMD and have many of their products but do not trust this stock enough to be in right now, even at $2. There is no reason it can't continue south.
Don't let greed make your decisions. Forget about what might be and focus on the facts.
I'll just use this opportunity to keep adding to my position. It is a positive for me since I came in a bit late.
James 1:12 Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial, for when he has stood the test he will receive the crown of life, which God has promised to those who love him.
I just bought 10,000 more shares. YIPPY!!!
CSTI must be adding more blocks. I just took the last 2500@.84 a few minutes ago and it is still there.