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Not looking good. A 13% drop since you started posting. While we are all hoping you are correct; I am sure you will understand us questioning a new alias with 6 posts all pumping this stock with no links, references, DD, etc.
Again, I hope you are correct - but not looking good so far.
Hey...just getting back to .013 today was a 28% gain. Nice to see some green. Looking forward to some news.
After watching this one for a while, I finally stepped in during the dip and picked up 1Mil under .0103 today.
Q1 news is out. Production is up and ahead of projection for Q1. While it is lower than Q1 2014, it is ahead of Q4 and ahead of Q1 projection. This stock still has a long-term price projection of $3.80
Awesome day today. Sold just enough to get my original investment out. Left with 8Mil free shares. Holding on to these until penny land.
Sorry man...that is all I could afford to purchase. I am digging through the couch cushions to see if I can find $0.30 so I can buy the next batch of 100.
ouch...you must hate what you are seeing right now.
It happens to all of us. While I have been on the positive side for the last couple years, I have made trades, in the past, where I lost 80-90% within 48 hours. We prosper from the good trades and learn from the bad ones; and we hope for more good than bad.
Good luck to you in your new "hobby".
There are currently 110,000 shares on L2 for less than .248
I suspect it will make it to .248, but may not be today.
TD Ameritrade offers free L2 if you create an account. You do not have to provide any personal/financial information and you never need to fund the account.
It is not as nice as some of the premium offerings, but it is a good start at reading L2.
22 Oct from 11AM - 1PM "Germany Time"
Last trade was at 10:56AM
Indeed
Is anyone seeing anything other than NITE on L2? I have placed two orders considerably higher than NITE but they are not showing up on L2. I suspect it is still just "test trades" and not really open for "real trading" yet. In any case, my orders are ready whenever it opens.
My Regen shares now have a symbol (RGBP). Is this new or has it been a while since this happened? They still have no value (yet), but we have a symbol....moving forward.
I can't open the link you sent, but it seems Bloomberg has the same article from 18 Mar 2013. We have had an IND number for 18 months...we are waiting on approval.
http://www.bloomberg.com/article/2013-03-18/aL6hlfqWcJJE.html
Dude...with luck like that, you should have to announce yourself when you arrive.
Just joking. Stick around for a while, this one will go back up; hopefully, sooner than later.
I know you have no reason to believe me and no, I am not posting a screenshot of my account, but thought I would add to the list of people who see the REGEN shares in their account. As of this morning, my Fidelity account shows the shares with $0 cost basis and value of n/a.
The shares are certainly getting distributed and for once Fidelity seems to be ahead of many other brokers.
1,081,800 shares shorted today.
Peter,
I know my pain levels which help me remove the greed factor.
I almost never take more than a 20% loss. I have gotten involved with a couple of stocks that I REALLY thought were just a dip and would certainly recover (emotions took over) where I have lost more.
I almost never make more than 25% on my initial sell of a stock because I would hate myself for missing a sure thing. I seldom sell off all the shares at one time. Sell 25% of the stock when you make a 25% profit and then go back to #1(research), #2(throw your chips on the table) - in this case leaving the 75%, and #3(determine your new exit strategy).
This method REALLY helps me stay with my strategy. I get to do some selling on the way up and protect SOME of my money, while still gambling for another small increase.
If you have 100,000 shares in BMSN (ignoring the DIVI for now) and see a 25% increase, you would sell 25K and leave 75K on the table. Do some research and decide it will continue to grow; wait for another 25% increase, sell 25K and leave 50K. If you do your research and see it will continue to grow - leave it there and roll the dice again. Rinse, Lather, Repeat.
On the other hand, if you are VERY convinced your DD shows a company is in a research/start up phase and you want to bet on its long term viability, GO LONG!!! That is a different strategy. If you go long, IGNORE THESE BOARDS - they will just scare you on a daily basis. If you are long, do weekly research. You are INVESTED in the COMPANY, not the short term profit of the stock. You are waiting on news of company progress, call the company representatives, ask "what is going on around the office?", "are they giving tours?", anything that will give you a bit of confidence without asking about insider information. Do not fear calling the reps, you are not bothering them, it is their primary job to keep investors informed and most of them are more than happy to have a five minute call or a thirty minute tour if you happen to be in the area.
Pete,
My investment strategy in pennies is pretty easy.
1- Know your strategy; really, write it on a piece of paper and continue to review. This will help keep emotion out of trading.
2-Find potential companies; I tend to have 5-7 companies per week that I am researching. Include iHub in your research, but never rely on anyone here for factual information. It is a great site to pick up nuggets of information, but you should always verify anything you hear on iHub (trust but verify).
3-Determine your specific exit strategy BEFORE you buy the stock. If it is simply a financial play, set your sells goal and stick to it. If 25% profit was your goal, set you sell price the day you buy. While I may change this occasionally, it is only when my researched DD changes significantly and requires me to go back and start at 1 again (would I buy this stock at the new higher price?). Determine how much pain you can stand - BEFORE you buy. Many people are sitting on BMSN shares right now feeling some pain (buying in above .008 and now watching it drop to half that value).
4-Never bet with more money that you would take to the craps table. Pennyland is VERY volatile; it can make you rich or leave you crying in the corner. If you are just betting with "casino money", you will never worry about where to get the money to pay the mortgage; and you will never find yourself watching the weather from the window sill on the 43rd floor of some building....it is never worth it.
5-ALWAYS, above everything, have fun investing. You did your research, you threw your chips on the table and the dice hit the table. The nice part about this game; you only have to leave when you decide to sell. If the price goes up to your target, sell 25% to get some of the profits and go back to step 1 to determine if you should leave the remaining on the table. Now, take that free 25% and find another stock to play with, or take the family out to dinner - no one complains when you pay for a nice dinner occasionally.
I know most of this is all common sense; however, these are the very rules we start breaking when we see the wild swings and outlandish postings around here. Chances are, we are not going to be rich and partying on Miami Beach THIS WEEK and we are not going to be bankrupt (out of the game) THIS WEEK; however, with a longer timeline, chances are we will seem some great results from BMSN and Regen. I do not know how long, but I have set my exit stategy and timeline based on my DD (not selling this week and not expecting to be rich in Mar/Apr).
Max,
I have been around here for a while (silent lurker on iHub) and have been playing with penny stocks for several years. I suspect you have heard this before, but it is my answer for any stock I own; if you are nervous about the stock - get out.
I suspect you have completed your DD and decided there was a good reason to buy this stock. You have seen the value of the stock increase and decrease; enjoying the increase and feeling sick during the decrease. In any case, you have NOT lost ANY money YET; you only lose money when you sell stock for a loss.
If you need money now, sell and move on; if you are just scared of the temporary rise and fall of the stock, quit looking. Personally, I am confident this stock will increase in value over time and will provide a better return than any SAFE investment I have and will NOT be selling any time soon.
I know it probably does not help make the decision for you, but thought it may give you a bit to think about. It is a tough call to decide to sell and cut losses, especially when you feel the stock will go back up in the near future.
Well...if it helps you decide.
I had 500,000 shares go long (held for more than a year) on Monday. I just added another 500,000 at .0046 and .0047 today.
I certainly cannot confirm this is a bottom, but it seems like a good time to pick up a few more shares before news hits.
66 is pretty good...I was left with 133. If it SOARS up to $1, I will only lose about 34% of this investment. I really had very little in this play, so it is easy to laugh about it; though I am sure some people must have lost big time here. Good learning opportunity I guess.
TD Ameritrade has Trade Architect with Level II free and you do not even need to fund the account. Their charts leave a little to be desired (there are better options out there) but the price is right.
Hunt Club is exactly what it sounds like....2600 acres a few friends and I lease; where we hunt. We have had the land for 20+ years. When I am in a bad mood, I can head out there to spend some time in the cabin, walking the trails, or hunting; all of which are better than work.
sorry...in a bit of a bad mood today (trying to write code and people keep bugging me) and then I read your posting backwards. I thought I would look over at iHub, hoping for good news, and then I took your post wrong. Maybe I should just call it a day and head out to the hunt club - that always makes it better.
I am buying 26000 shares right now. I got a partial fill of 1870 shares... with 24,130 still on bid.
That is no painting...I am trying to buy some shares and stay ahead of MAXM.
You nailed it here. I know the "painting" messes up the charts for those that are purely "technical" traders, but if you know it was a "paint", you can account for it in the charts. On the other hand, for those that are always chasing the next "big deal", they are looking at a 75% increase today and maybe we get some bid support early next week. I certainly have no expectations of the stock maintaining this price, but with nothing between the .025 bid and the .065 ask - I could not pass up the opportunity to see a 75% return. It cost me $6.50 to make us all feel good for a day. Now we just need some news and volume to see this return to the $1.24+ price we would like to see.
I had to scrape together all of my loose change and the kids are not getting lunch on Monday, but I did it all for you guys. Enjoy being rich on paper this weekend :)
Some news would be great. With no news, we will not likely sustain this price; with news, this price will be history. I am not worried either way. The price will bounce around until news is released; whether it be 1 month or 1 year. I see no reason to believe the company will not reopen once the renovations are completed; until then, we just sit, wait, and watch with anticipation.
yeah. That was me. Holding a couple hundred thousand. Wanted to feel good going into the weekend :)
I am still accumulating. Picked up a few at .0399. Finally made it over the 250K mark. Now, we just need some financing, news, PR, etc.
10Q is due 45 days after the end of the quarter.
It does seem high when you first look at it, but coming from the "consulting world", it does not take long to get to these kind of numbers. 2 people working full time for 10 weeks is at least $200K, then add expenses for travel, etc. Going from unaudited to audit financials easily justified 12-16 weeks of work before the auditing company was willing to put their name on anything. It is good to see the company committing to this type of cost for audited financials even when they are struggling to keep moving forward. It shows they are dedicated to continued work and growth and want to ensure they are completely in compliance, etc. as they move forward.
Sunsailor...great question and the knowledge of how to ignore members who post information in which you have no interest makes it a lot easier to read through the useful entries.
To ignore, simply click on the name of the individual of the person you wish to ignore. When it shows you their profile page, select "ignore member" on the lower left hand side of the page.
I snagged a few thousand of them...but they disappeared faster than do-nuts in the breakroom.
News tends to be 2-3 days afterwards. Tomorrow would be great, but I do not expect news until Fri or Mon.
and there is the .036s
I got most of them....a few left for someone else.