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For you CNCGers, one way to prove if your market approach is sound or to gauge whether or not it will hold water (create capital) in comparison to mine is this:
Without CNCG stagnating in my accounts like last month's milk, I bought stocks just after the 500-point drop on the open today, knowing that the market's reaction to the China trade issue was really an over-reaction. I've taken profits on some positions and watching others closely.
As of this writing, the market is now down only 200 points.
Please let me know what YOUR next move will be in the next 5 1/4 hours left of trading in relation to CNCG vs. this wonderful, volatile, opportunity-filled market we traders so deeply relish.
Gee, 22 shares of CNCG traded today.
What happened? Someone who once had 6,600 shares of CNCG (now 22 shares after a collective 1-for-300 R/S) decided to pack it in before the next one?
LMAO! And I mean it. Just think: 22 shares reversed to such a low level that a CNCGer owes THEM shares! HA! HA! HA!
I see. So, in trying to find a silver lining in yesterday's 1300-share price drop with "a slight uptick at the end" what you are trying to say is:
If, for whatever reason, several shareholders of CNCG dumped a combined 20,000 shares in one day, thus creating a NEW POST-R/S LOW bid/ask spread of $0.39 x $0.58, YOUR ONLY FOCUS would be on the huge multiple of above average daily volume?
Hmm. I hope you're not just going to keep this secret to market success to yourself. Imagine the millions of investors out there who could benefit from your discovery.
Just think of it! The Dow drops 1,199 points (it was 1,200 but bounced back on a another slight, closing bell uptick) in one session at some time in the future.....but we can all celebrate the record 3,000,000,000-share day!
1300 shares of CNCG sold today, unfortunately all at the bid of $0.8111.
Since some of you seem to throw up to others the slightest evidence of CNCG volume under ANY circumstances, is this considered an HOORAY! day for you people? Or if not, what's the deal??
All who have Spell Check are invited to opine.
Anyway CNCGers, for me its back to the pricier stocks for the balance of the day.
Unlike CNCG and for most of these equities, $0.8111 is more or less how much they might vacillate in any given 60-second time frame....to give you a sense of perspective, you see.
Its always move,counter-move, etc. on this CNCG board between just us. I wish I had some thicker-skinned, less sensitive competition here but nobody's stepped up to the plate yet.
I take all this CNCG game of one-upsmanship stuff with a carefree, fun-loving spirit even though my more serious words at times have the all the strength I'm known for.
I have much. For most of you CNCGers, this stock is all you've got going for yourselves. So be it. We make our own decisions and live with the consequences.
Me too, but I started out trained in the right way in stocks of much better pedigree as l learned to avoid other major pitfalls. TWENTY OR MORE YEARS wasted in your following and getting involved in SEVERAL penny stocks being one of them!
And to what end as you look at your lives in retrospect?
My wife or probably our live-in Nanny may eventually take the kids to see "UglyDolls." Its a pretty good bet since, for their good behavior, they get shuttled regularly to things that are wholesome for children.
Any benefit to CNCG relating to its relationship with this movie is still another issue entirely.
CNCG volume is constantly lackluster. Anyone spinning it any differently is "misguided" and "deceitful."
If anyone has misgivings about what is posted on this board, there's another entirely different 'board" to look to for questionable performance.
I gave enough wisdom on my previous messages, albeit somewhat loose fitting, for the smart to glom onto and the victimized to protest. You know........the usual goings on here. The overall message: You people don't know real DUE DILIGENCE from perusing a magazine in a dentist's office.
Its been great fun bantering here with you sheep. Another wild but profitable trading week in the market overall for myself and my trading peers.
Enjoy your weekend everybody. Its now time for a glass of grape juice "wine" for a guy who doesn't drink.
"Hey you kids, get out of Mom's vodka cabinet. What? I said NO! GET OUT! Wait until you're 18!"
I should have more pointedly stated that "......Wall Street stock analyst careers are not in your future."
No matter how this reflects on CNCG, I wanted to post this SEC definition to show how little work you people did on your own to even know the basics of a very important subject involving all of you.
The SEC wording below is stock trading 101 material that every investor in these penny companies should be able to recite in their sleep. Yet, how many of you ever took the time on your own via REAL due diligence to research what CNCG was doing?
Did any of you bother to ask the hard and pointed questions to ALL of the CNCG board members that would have drilled down into more truth? Or did you communicate with just one person and take it as the Gospel?
How could any of you CNCGers have made an informed decision without proactively getting all the details straight from multiple sources within the company? Did you just take management's explanation at face value in print or on the phone for what was about to happen?
The merger was not the problem. It may eventually turn out for the best. I hope so. The lesson here is that, as penny stock players, the problem rests with how quickly you'll throw your money away on a whim. Let's just say that Wall Street Broker careers are not in your future.
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The SEC has defined reverse mergers as follows:
In a reverse merger transaction, an existing public shell company, which is a public reporting company with few or no operations, acquires a private operating company— usually one that is seeking access to funding in the U.S. capital markets. Typically, the shareholders of the private operating company exchange their shares for a large majority of the shares of the public company. Although the public shell company survives the merger, the private operating company's shareholders gain a controlling interest in the voting power and outstanding shares of stock of the public shell company. Also typically, the private operating company's management takes over the board of directors and management of the public shell company. The assets and business operations of the post-merger surviving public company are primarily, if not solely, those of the former private operating company.
Too many lines of similar health-based cosmetics with market share, current shelf space and sumptuous advertising budgets are already in existence. Its difficult to separate yourself from the rest of the pack under those circumstances.
Its a tough niche to compete within and Original Sprout may be near its market saturation point already, especially if Inga Tritt's been at this since 2003. Sure, there may be a temporary bounce for OS, but what staying power does the strategy have to offer in an overall game plan? Don't expect much valuation increase in CNCG from the movie tie-in.
You CNCGers dust off the New Year's party favors from last Dec.31st and celebrate all you want. MY NICHE has already made me more than CNCG ever could going forward.
And it was done without the long-term struggle and turmoil you've all put yourselves through. Trading is great fun when one is trained in markets and finance.
CNCG is what one is likely to choose without sufficient trading education and sharp financial discrimination.
Too much higher quality animated competition available in the same vein to expect a real hit. Original Sprout's part in all this seems to be a mere afterthought.
So, no big "WHOOP!" there except for those that make up the faithfully lost and the optimistically overextended herd......a rather unfortunate demographic that has rarely seen success due to its ignoring of unforeseen and overriding circumstances.
Before retiring let me convey a rather cute episode concerning today that happened tonight, DrD.
My wife sat down next to me on the couch earlier this evening with a protein shake. I showed her the "Take my wife" post for laughs. I got an elbow in the ribs after she threw her head back with laughter. She's been half-heartedly pretending to be sore about it all evening while hiding the giggles, but my left side ribs really are a little sore.
Strengthwise, she just happens to be in top physical shape and has a following as a personal trainer to a rather elite clientele. On the side, she's also an agency fashion model for various magazine/TV shoots, etc.
Me...........I never looked good in a bikini holding an umbrella over my shoulder.
Wow! CNCG partners with what will be a limited release, box-office flop. Then its off to a direct-to-video graveyard, never to be heard from again.
What were they hoping to do........pass out CNCG brochures with every ticket? Solicit theatergoers in the lobby to buy shares with their Raisinets?
Talk about a loose product-placement connection with little commercial appeal! This event could actually make the shares FALL after the dust settles. CNCGers, prepare for a real non-starter with this one.
Talk to me when anything CNCG finds its way (prominently, not marginally) into a major movie franchise like Harry Potter, The Matrix, Star Wars, James Bond, Fast and Furious, Lord of the Rings, etc. or ANY OTHER higher class project.
Look, even if this particular movie angle falls on its nose, maybe Ponsomby Meat Pies can find its way into another Three Stooges film! You get the connection.
Nyuk! Nyuk! Nyuk!
What an interesting correlation you made between CNCG and Henny Youngman.
They've both passed on. One just doesn't know it yet. And as far as the great Henny Youngman is concerned, that entire life WAS a laughing matter.
Everyone seems to be waiting for SOMEONE ELSE concerned with CNCG to make their dream come true.
Waiting for "pops" in the stock after each of CNCG's conference or convention appearances is utterly foolhardy as most have seen. As a lowly shareholder, its next to IMPOSSIBLE to get the absolute truth from ANY exec with a company.
So, what are you left with? Playing a losing, ongoing verbal tennis match with me here instead of making money is about it.
You can win all the verbal tennis matches you want and still make a grand living all at the same time with a clear head when you're not shackled with stocks like CNCG.
Take me for example. Take my wife.....please!
Its said that if one spins a story long enough to others, eventually they'll start to believe it themselves. I think that's where some CNCGers are now. Years of defending a poor investment among themselves has blinded them as to their true plight.
This quickly concludes the late social media part of my day. The market part of my day was just as spot-on.
Nighty-Night!
Was that ZERO CNCG volume I saw today?
But, I could be wrong. Surely there will be a claim that either there WAS heavy volume that merely fell under the market radar, you see, or that all blocks of shares traded today were private sales using Bitcoin on craigslist or Amazon.
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DrD Member Level Wednesday, 04/17/19 07:20:49 PM
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Was that CNCG volume I saw today?
But I could be wrong, surely there will be a claim that it was actually a duck.
Certain CNCG messages that defy the "cry wolf" whistle-blowing remain on this board as the irritant that truth evaders must deal with.
On the other hand, I personally love to see ALL opposing CNCG viewpoints. It gives me a chance to express more truth in the face of the "I can't handle the truth!" tattle-talers.
This is a prime example of the character differentiation between us and explains our vastly different real-world financial standings today.
Happy Easter to one and all!!
SEE REFERENCED POST #2 BELOW:
"Not quite viral just yet,?" That's the same as saying "Concierge hasn't quite made it to the Forbes 500 yet"
"Story line" should be one word. Comma needed after "volume."
"Judging from the continued trading volume it seems that investors like what they've seen."
Oh really? What it really "seems" is that someone is just guessing without any basis whatsoever as to where the hell the volume came from.
This is an especially questionable assumption since CNCG LOST VALUE today. Perpetually fervent shareholders with biased, slanted opinions are as useless as pigeon droppings on a courthouse roof.
SPIN! SPIN! SPIN! and hope it'll all come true is all some people know how to do.
And now that I've dashed off these two responses, I bid you an equally quick........"GOOD NIGHT!"
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DrD Member Level Thursday, 04/18/19 05:12:54 PM
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CNCG's video interview at the Spring Investor Summit continues to gain popularity.
Not quite viral just yet, but gives investor's the story line behind the company.
Judging from the continued trading volume it seems that investors like what they've seen.
"Concierge Technologies Inc investing in profitable 'real' businesses"
How ironic! 400 shares of this CNCG turkey was traded yesterday and crowed about by chickens who duck. Should be made into a Hitchcock film.
IF the increase in CNCG volume was indeed new investors "who liked what they saw", it was a testament to their gullibility as I stated days ago.
Anyway, 2000 shares of CNCG trading today after a 6-day drought must be like a global tectonic plate shift to the "hope is all we've got" castaways.
Also, let me address another grossly erroneous position you've just taken. If new CNCGers who "liked what they saw" was an adequate criterion of success, wasn't there a point at which YOU yourself "liked what you saw".........and JUST LOOK AT WHERE YOU ARE NOW!! I shouldn't really have to connect THAT dot for you, eh?
And before someone chafes at how direct, fitting and incisive my last post was, remember that I'm also the one that won't let "a load of the same old ridiculous, relentless" and baseless pumping/cheerleading go on. Such exaggerated and hyped-up, celebratory CNCG postings over the least little tidbit of meaningless news!
As such, I stand firmly behind everything I put forth in my last post......that pumping by internet messaging by those who want to liquidate ASAP their CNCG positions to the unsuspecting is rampant on the part of at least a few on this board.......and that touters of CNCG here are NOBODY'S friend.
Its my assertion that all this pretentious "loyalty posting" about CNCG by a few is only as thick as a dollar bill and would disappear immediately if the "bid" was right! Once they sold out, you'd never hear another word in supposed "support" of CNCG.
BTW, if posting more messages by certain people is meant to push my undeniably accurate posts out of view on this board, please note that like lettuce in a refrigerator's vegetable crisper, I'm here to keep things utterly FRESH!
Its midnight. CIAO!.......ZZZZzzzz........
Anyone who bought into CNCG after its tradable cycle ran out years ago is in the hole, underwater and stuck big time with a pile of shares for which there is no real active market and that they will dump in a heartbeat to others to save what's left of their skins.
Anyone who tries to induce others to purchase these CNCG shares by posting pumping messages/links/fluffy, feel-good suppositions has the sole purpose to get others in the hole, underwater, and also stuck with a pile of those same shares who will then have to find yet another buyer to swallow them.
Remember, these people one and all, who tout CNCG here are NOT your friends. Their real motive is find someone else to purchase their problems.
Just look at the names of the contributors to this CNCG board and if it isn't mine......BEWARE!
My!, My! Some CNCGer yesterday evening wasted their 3-posts-per-day limit on:
1. Welcoming back a nobody only because I "dis-wecomed" him. Obvious as hell.
2. Crowing about a paltry 500-share volume day after 6 days of no volume as if it was a company turning point.
3. Informing us about another upcoming, useless CNCG exhibition of its ZERO charisma.
4. Relaying news that a CNCG earnings release is nigh -- which, upon its release, may as well be made into a video and marketed as a national cure for insomnia. (I've used that comparison here before. Still fully applies.)
In my estimation, its you CNCGers that absolutely NEED this stock to BAIL YOU OUT of a mess that you may defend here to save face with me, but inwardly are kicking yourselves in the behinds for getting into so deep.
WHAT ELSE could each of you be saying inside as so much money is being made in the markets by a trader like me? You are fighting a losing battle trying to prove you can outdo someone with whom you are totally over-matched in all departments.
Anyway, its on to a profitable TRADING day for me, while the only thing you CNCGers have to look forward to is who's going to affect your stock first...........someone buying at the ask, or someone selling at the bid.......or worse. And then, how long will it even last?
Either way, the market day of a CNCGer consists of watching cement dry. In effect, my day consists of watching gold being made and diamonds being faceted.
Since you are a CNCGer, I believe you already said "I'm outta here for good" to this board weeks ago when you couldn't get your way or your posts to stay up. (LMAO IN SO MANY WAYS over your being rejected here!)
What are you doing back here NOW complaining all over again? Going back on your word? Did you really expect the red carpet welcome over your return or over your newest, grouchy posts? If IHUB were a nightclub, the "bouncer" would, in effect, be waiting for you a block before you got there!!
More LMAO at your bad IHUB predicament! I'm sure it couldn't happen to a nicer shareholder of CNCG. LLMMAAOO for the rest of the evening!!
Hey you IHUB CNCGers! 500 shares traded so far today. That goes a long way in making your long position case. Yep...... about 600 bucks worth!
Restating the second to the last paragraph of my last post to you CNCGers, this tweak nails my point even further and makes the shoe fit even more snugly:
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"You CNCGers are prisoners of fallacious, long-term, buy-something-on-the-cheap market hell in a fast-paced trading world that leaves you behind more and more daily.
This all-too-common, greedy, dumpster-diving dilemma is also compounded by being shackled and challenged with a particularly unknown, risky equity with an uncertain future that has put you at the mercy of the usual, stagnant, waiting-game, penny-stock purgatory."
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I couldn't have said it better myself !! Gee, that WAS duly insightful.
Before retiring, let me put forth to you CNCGers a most important aspect of what a WINNER is that most of you may not have even thought of:
A WINNER wins on his own terms. A LOSER loses on someone else's terms.
When I put my money at risk on any market, going long or short, intra-day or longer, its done on MY terms of risk/reward.
MY pre-set market/stock indicators, created also on MY terms as to when to alert me, let me know when something has reached a critical point and is worthy of immediate review.
At that juncture I make a fully-informed decision chart-wise as to what to do. The market moves as it will, but I am its master as far as risk is concerned in my world.
I can enter or exit at will, let profits run or cut losses short. THAT is power. THAT is control. WINNERS have the power of control.
What control or power do you CNCGers have over what you own??
You are prisoners of fallacious, long-term hell in a fast-paced trading world, compounded by being shackled with a risky stock that has put you at the mercy of the penny-stock purgatory.
And that is an honest assessment of your current scenario at its BEST!!
Remember CNCGers, one's monthly brokerage statements speak louder than any words, news, links, conference dates, etc. you care to throw out there as justification.
What you see monthly staring you in the face in black and white is the only reality you've got. As for me, its time for my lunch...... Avocado Salad with Italian dressing.....and a cup of herbal tea.
Wow! CNCG is heading for a fifth straight day with no volume!
As CNCG shareholders, its tough for any of you to make a case for what has YET to happen with your stock after holding on to it for years, while I can easily make a case for what has ALREADY happened with my trades in the last 90 minutes!
None of this can any of you refute! Time marches on......and so does your capital to someone else.....when poorly deployed.
How delightfully ironic! CNCG taking its show on the road to a Vegas venue! The "gamble" one takes on the slots, table games in the casinos or as a shareholder of CNCG are equally foolish.
I'm not opposed to Atlantic City, Vegas, Reno, etc. In fact, we go to Atlantic City every few months. But.........not as the usual tourist "sheep" gamblers to be trimmed to the skin.
Years ago I added no-limit, cash game poker with a tight, conservative player approach to my occasional pastimes in AC. I also use a blackjack card-counting system I paid a pro to teach me in 2005.
The casinos know I win on both games, but because I'm a bigger player, we're completely comped when we go there. To them, I just happen to be a wealthy, lucky, personable, out-of-town type there for a fun, 3-day weekend. Inwardly, its serious business.
I only play on the higher limit tables on both games and we usually never come home without a sizeable chunk of cash in our luggage. I've had periodic minimal losses too, but, as in the markets, I can keenly discern when its time to walk away from each table in my own best interests at all times.
I'm certainly not encouraging anyone to gamble for gambling's sake. What I do is rather unique. Not everyone has the level of discipline or card sense that's become a part of my DNA in all money matters.
Remember, CNCGers, I never play anything in which I don't have an edge. This especially includes the markets. CNCG is only for the wrong kind of speculator/gambler.
Just FYI.
As we approach a new trading week, let me give a few of you CNCGers another companion thought in the same vein as the DOER vs. DREAMER concept I previously made.
Market people of means didn't usually get there by being frivolous with their money. If you talk to any of us as to how we did it, you'll find a level of determination early on to go way beyond the average man or woman in money matters.
We got there by pro-actively being the uncommon, driven player that craved the training, experience, strategies, gamesmanship and thus the real-world market victory after victory it would bring.
This is the great and decisive difference between what one finds in the characters of successful money people vs. what ISN'T FOUND in the dabblers who merely dream, AKA CNCGers.
As real players we had/have our dreams, too, but we were/are willing to put forth the all-encompassing, "get the hell out of my way" mental fierceness that becomes the guarantor of the successful outpicturing of what one dreams.
Now someone is just being juvenile. In actuality, you ran out of ammunition with which to make an adequate case for CNCG with me long ago. Any time one has to use a 729-share day as justification for having something to say is just that.......juvenile.
I post the words of an experienced, self-realized, informed and longtime market maven who can do all he says he can do.....and is willing to PROVE IT if challenged.......details to be worked out.
Some CNCGers are just inexperienced, novice traders who are self-deluded, gullible lambs full of unproven newbie assumptions. They helplessly wait, and wait, and wait for and depend on others' actions to prove up what they were promised in order to cash out.
Remember when I once wrote about the vast gulf that lies between a DOER and a DREAMER? Well, there you have it again in a different form in paragraphs 2 & 3.
I think I'm done here for now.
BTW, when you use the term "divine intervention" to explain CNCG's miniscule volume, you're looking at it the wrong way.
What the CNCGers and the rest of the penny stock gamblers need is an "intervention" of another kind......the likes of which we see for the "get into re-hab ASAP" folks on Reality TV, news and documentaries.
Think about it and look into Gambler's Anonymous. Get yourselves some help because down deep there's something slightly askew, I believe.
CNCG went 3-for-3 this week? Hey, let's break out the brass band and have a parade!
There are over 6,000 combined stocks in the NYSE and NASDAQ that went 3-for-3 this week with the total shares traded in the Billions!
And I was there, fully engaged, positioned at various times trading both long and short for my piece of the profit pie. What were the CNCGers doing? Sitting, waiting, and hoping to trade!
If any of you CNCGers were to tag along for only a few days with me in my world of moving money and see for yourself just what you've been trying so hard to knock your head against, I guarantee that by sunset of the second day (or perhaps well before) you'll look at me and say something to the effect of "Wow! I had no idea how right you were and how self-limiting I've been. I'm ready to reconsider my financial life."
A pleasant night's slumber to all.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't "a couple of bucks" the price of CNCG AFTER THE LAST reverse split?
I want you CNCG regulars to know something. Yesterday in one of my own restaurants, I had a trader who was once a broker that I know join me in the booth I occupy there regularly for lunch. At that time I was typing the "Au Contraire!" (#2577) post.
After some chitchat, I showed him my laptop and said, "Joe, take a look at an ongoing discussion forum that I'm on about penny stocks and one in particular that I've tried to smarten up some folks about. Check out my series of responses."
I gave him a little instruction on how to peruse IHUB and after several minutes he looked up at me and basically said, "(name withheld), what are you doing wasting your time with these stubborn mules? It looks like every time they open their mouths you shut it right away for them with your usual style, but if they won't learn, leave 'em alone. I had clients like that who would rather listen to some hot stock pick while tuning out my best advice. They're mostly busted today."
He said he was going to check out CNCG just for the hell of it. We both said we didn't want to see anyone lose, but that some people are just determined to ignore solid money advice and play it their own way almost as if being lured by the seductive sea sirens of old into dangerous waters.
The blind thanking the blind for updating their mutual dilemma.
To one or more of you CNCG posters, Can I make it any plainer than what was contained in my previous post?
Truth is truth. Actually, I don't need a confirmation from any of you CNCGers to verify what we both know is correct.
The only way I would ever put myself in the same monetary position as an owner of CNCG like you is if the instructions to do so came from an angelic messenger or its equivalent from on high.
Au Contraire! The DOW and the NASDAQ are BOTH full of "REAL" businesses that traders who really want to educate and improve themselves in their financial acumen can take full and IMMEDIATE advantage of. THERE'S NO WAITING FOR YEARS, NO CONFERENCES TO ATTEND HOPING FOR A CRUMB OF OPTIMISM and NO PROMISES FROM CEO's TO RELY ON!!
CNCG and today's entire penny stock arena is for the lazy folks who want to buy into a story with a little capital and then sit on their hands HOPING that whoever gave them that story will do all the work in getting them to dollars. Money down a wishing well!!
MY way of solidly-trained, ever-growing and learning trading experience guarantees abundant cash flow for life and a wonderful lifestyle to boot. YOURS is always playing on the come, making excuses and putting the responsibility for your success on someone else's story line. YIKES!!
My gosh, what an untrained, gullible, vulnerable, slothful, couch potato, dreamer existence there is in your world.
THIRD TIME"S A CHARM! LMFAO!! (The "F" is for "Financial")
What a shame neither of you guys are going to your favorite conference!
I was so hoping to hear what CNCG management had to say for themselves in order to keep shareholders pacified for yet another unknown duration. It would have meant so much to me to get the specific line of hogwash currently in use.
I guess I'll have to depend on the usual Rah! Rah! Rah! CNCG pumping posters for their standard view from the bottom looking up.
After your reverse splits are factored in, you two just might eventually make it back to only a 50%-75% loss with CNCG. Of course, this is predicated on whether you can hold on long enough to actually see this partial loss reduction even materialize.
You'll need an entirely different revenue stream to see you through CNCG's snail-like resurrection as well. Now you see why what starts out as a failed trading concept usually continues in that vein, or gets even worse. You have a hell of a long way to go to prove this trader wrong!
See you this week.
Hmmm. We have a little less than an hour and a half until market close.
CNCG is at $0.94, down $0.34. Must be that depressing pre-conference selling power at work. But, don't worry. By the end of the event, CNCG's management will hype up some poor soul enough to buy some at $1.30.
I don't fall for tedious and over-told "story stocks" like CNCG, especially in its present condition. Every penny stock has its own sad saga to spin into something a buyer can't live without.
I deal strictly in trading larger U.S and world market movers that allow me to flex my short or long financial muscles daily where adequate volume is not even an issue.
Sir, it would be better for you to include decimal points when using numbers. With CNCG, I believe you meant to say $1.30, $1.50 and $0.90, respectively. That adjustment along with some spelling accuracy, correct punctuation and more professional grammar will give greater credibility to your input.
It really doesn't matter to me what anyone does with CNCG. I have fun setting posters of CNCG straight on this board. I'm really kind of here out of momentary boredom.
Everyone is eminently free to buy CNCG, sell CNCG and believe CNCG management's schmoozing and blue sky "visions" at conferences. You're all also free to gullibly sit on your hands in hopes of an eventual NYSE listing, etc. Sure, you can do all that.
If you've read my CNCG posts and/or my IHUB personal profile, you'll know exactly where I stand concerning the delusional owners of CNCG at this time.
As a real trader of CNCG years ago when it vacillated regularly on press releases between low sub-penny numbers ($0.0016) to $0.055 with several 20+ to 30+ baggers being the norm, THAT was when CNCG was a truly enjoyable, tradable vehicle. I made a ton overall on the side from my usual bread-and-butter U.S. and world market plays.
The CNCG of today doesn't have those bankable swings. If what you are doing now with minimal profit per trade on this shaky get in-get out quick volume rings your bell, then keep ringing it. More power to ya, as they say.
But, a church-sized bell it ain't no more, my fellow New Yorker. Its more like the bell you'd find at the front desk of a cheap, Harlem flophouse.
I hear the story you offer about holding on to your long term CNCG shares while frequently trading smaller share blocks. In reality, that is merely an attempt to temporarily assuage your way through a financial dilemma.......not a viable trading strategy for you or for others who have employed that same failed technique in the past when stuck big time in a stock.