We've never had a merger before, now there's potential here. IMO

Disregard my question; I was under the delusion that the R/S hadn't happened yet, and that the price had jumped to the .01 due to the merger news. I was asking if I should sell my shares BEFORE the R/S, but then I read about how a R/S adjusts the share price. Oops.

I just logged on and saw all of this. Someone explain this to me... The price went up like this BEFORE the R/S? So tomorrow my shares won't be worth as much as if I sell today? Or it's in my best interest to hold them?

Cool

Is that the reverse split date?

Not for about 9 months, when the merger was "any day now." Since then I've lost all hope that he's a trustworthy person.

Because this particular pizza chain has the potential to be the next Pizza Hut... Nationwide franchise.

Can someone explain exactly what this means for my shares, if I currently own about 200,000? Will the value of those shares be decreased, or the number of shares that I own in general?

The last paragraph in the article states that it contains "Forward looking statements." Just their way of saying that all of our hopes and dreams may not come true. Lol.

I read things like this a lot, and I just don't understand because I'm new to all of this: why would anyone sell all of those shares at .0002, and not at the higher prices, before they started falling? Are they taking losses?

WOOT WOOT!

Well I would edit my order, but the point was for it to get filled as soon as the price dipped, which I knew it would. .0004 doesn't really lower my average much, and I don't know that we'll see that number ever again if this merger news is for real. I'm happy with my 500,000 shares, I just wanted more!

Of course my buy order at .0003 didn't fill yesterday when it dipped that low... They told me I'm still in line... Doesn't help me much if this thing finally explodes! I was looking to add more.

... And bring in revenue for the company?? People love them, everything they touch turns to gold

Who cares? They SELL.

IMO yes. This company has long term potential, once the benefits of their technology is realized and the demand increases.

I responded before reading the rest of your post. Don't worry, I never buy these stocks unless I plan to lose it all... It's all gambling to me.

I know, I was hoping to buy in at the bottom of the pump and dump, but it looks like that may be over.

Yep, at some point today it dipped to .0004. I hope it goes back up!

Damn, I should have set my limit buy order lower than the .0005 I got it at!

I'm talking 5-10 years from now, when Carmelo's pizza spreads nationwide and becomes the next Pizza Hut.

I hope people don't sell at the first sign of a little bounce. If this merger goes through we're headed to dollar land.

Blah. I'm only staying with them until my 5 free trades are used. No way would I stay with their $9.99 per trade fee. I normally use Sharebuilder, I just don't have the funds in that one. Oh well.

Tries getting in on this, but got a DTC Chill message!

Yeah? So they couldn't possibly make any more movies in the future? The FUTURE. Like, 5, 10 years from now. That's called "long term," and it is my opinion that they could be very successful if they pick up big projects, as they say they are. That's why it's called "investing," and we are all free to gamble on any company that we see potential in.

Eye of the Storm hasn't premiered yet on Starz, and Sycamore will have many more movies in the future. One could be a blockbuster hit.

We're not here because of any pump. This company produces real movies, and they will be acquiring more for many years to come. We're here because of the company's long term potential, people looking for a quick buck can go elsewhere.

Because in the merger, GRAS gets the revenue they lack and Carmelo's gets to be publicly traded. That's all.

God I hope not!

I just had my limit price of .0005 filled, I guess it dipped at some point today. I just keep buying more and more as the price falls, hoping to lower the average of my investment.

I'm still holding my shares until after Carmelo's opens their 4th franchise, right across the street from a high school. And maybe even longer, if it looks like this will spread nationwide!

I'm done watching this climb up and down every day, and getting nervous. Everything I bought hinged upon the Carmelo's merger, so IMO I'm either out a few bucks if that doesn't go through, or I'm paying off my student loans if it does. Either way I'm in this, $1 per share or bust!

I'm with you!!!

IMO the day traders have moved on because they don't have the patience to hold for long-term profits. This company has the potential for huge gains, just not overnight.

Awesome!

What does this mean, is it good or bad?

Absolutely!

You're right, I just read that SEGI is too "transparent" to be offered by Sharebuilder. It's my money!! Do you know of any other no-low deposit brokers?

Both of those needed larger deposits than I have, and Capital One Sharebuilder was low. I've been able to buy every other penny stock I've wanted. Boo.

It's Capital One, and I'm pretty happy with them so far. I've had all of my OTC/pink sheet orders executed right away. This one is different, and when I googled the error message, I got another post about a stock being delisted. I was just worried something happened to this, but it must just be my broker :(