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And another thing: When everyone knows what's gonna happen, there's always a large number of shares that can't wait to get out on the news. So if this stock moves up after the name change, etc, it's for other reasons that you probably do not know about. If it goes down after the change, don't be surprised either.
All this talk about new names, new symbols, new places to trade, etc is just....talk. A new name etc won't make this company happen. If you're in it for that reason, you might want to think about finding another stock for a better reason.
This company has some very positive dynamics happening, and I, and the serious money to follow ---if this company is real --- don't give a damn about its name or where it trades. I can assure you about that. The serious money wants profitable companies with growth, period.
Yes, it is true that more serious money might get interested once this company is listed on the NYSE, but I guaaaarrrrranntttteeeee 99% of you will have sold every share before that ever happens.
So if you really do believe in this, when you cash out, hang on to just a little bit. Don't you wish you'd done that with Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Berkshire Hathaway etc when they were tiny unrespectable companies?
Gentlemen: Start Your Engines
Great post. Nice to see some actual wisdom on this board....
Long term capital gain tax rates for stocks are 0, 15, or 20% depending on your ordinary income tax rate. Just Google capital gains tax in United States and look at the Wikipedia article.
I've not experienced any issues with a delay of part of the funds.
I'm with TD Ameritrade too. Bank is Chase. Once you get the ACH mechanism set up, you can xfer $ for free, anytime, in either direction, within a few hours of request.
That's a terrible price to pay! Set up ACH between your bank and your brokerage accounts. It's free, and faster than getting a wire transfer processed and done.
Or maybe even a cup and handle! haha, have a good weekend everyone.
ETRF is showing that block. Often stock price moves to size, because big buyers like liquidity on the buy side too. Sometimes we forget that. We shall see!
Block of 826k .0259 -- will be interesting to watch how it gets played
In stock buyout you get cash or acquiring company's stock or sometimes both.
Great question. Probably 1-2 years, because if their business trends continue the company will still be so small that they'll very likely get bought out.
I've always advised forgetting about fine tuning short term buy decisions when making long term investments. FWIW
Might be gettin' ready for a bit of a pop here. Last .0227
Very good and discerning post, B9. You pointed out some valuable nuances in that call.
I have not spoken with him yet, but intend to next week. If there's anything to report you'll be the first to know! Don't expect anything.
I agree with a lot of what you've said. IMO, management should just process the corporate name change [It's just paperwork!], and not worry about symbols or on which market the stock trades. The only way to enhance the market where the stock trades is honest growth in financial metrics. Any discussion about that is just a distraction and actually kind of an insult to the collective intelligence of the investors, at this point in time. Just run the damn business.
End of rant.
Somehow my reply appeared somewhere else, but I'll do it again: ClayTrader's tech analysis of UBQU is spot-on.
Have a great weekend, everyone!
New to this board and InvestorsHub generally, but ClayTrader's technical analysis of recent trading in UBQU is absolutely spot-on!
Have a great weekend everyone.
And that's exactly why most people can't make money trading stocks. It's clearly a very multi-dimensional process, this anticipating the perception of reality stuff.
Thanks! I came up with that one on Oct 19, 1987. My customers and I were long cash going into that day. What fun!
CDEL just showed a bid for 1.7 million shares at .0222 FWIW
Don't worry about reality too much. All you have to do to make money in the stock market is anticipate the perception of reality.
DILUTION through NITE? How is that dilution? NITE is just on the sell side of some existing shares, nothing to do with additional newly issued shares.
IFFFFFF anyone wants to buy some size this looks like a good entry point........that being .0222
Thanks for the welcome! Yeah, the more I think about that call, the more I realize that it was just weird. It was all of 17 minutes, to discuss an entire breakthrough year.
What's with that? If it's just going to be a cheerleading session (which it was) it could at least have gone deeper into ... cheerleading. And the good and very right questions about debt structure and dilution were obviously completely ignored in terms of conveying any useful information.
So today's stock action is exactly what you would expect. I hate it when management screws up good news by thinking that that alone is all anyone wants to hear. And the Reader's Digest version, at that. If even that.
Yeah, it's a penny stock, but they should still take their shareholders seriously.
That's my 2 cents.
New player here. Retired from stockbroker/investment advisor roles at year-end after 40 years. Yaaaaaaaaaay! Got my 1st Amendment rights back, and can talk about stuff! No compliance dept babysitters!
So this is my first post in the free world. Folks, my broker/dealer wouldn't even let ME buy shares in a stock like this, let alone my clients. Now, FREEEEEEDOMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!! (Thanks, Mel Gibson!)
Soooo, I'm used to conference calls with money managers and analysts, and a much higher level of sophistication in the presentation than what I heard today, that's for sure. No offense intended.
That said, I don't really know what to make of it (the call, that is.) It was obviously intended for the retail penny stock buyer. That's ok, that's where the stock is. Was disappointed at management's shallow answer about debt. But again, this was not a Wall Street audience demanding sophisticated answers.
I think the only thing I feel for sure is that this is gonna be a wild ride! Good luck everyone.