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Mine is .14
T-minus 30 minutes till this is <.03
Rory claimed the Oracle PR was held up by Oracle, so if holding it for some big PR tidal wave were his ulterior motive, then he lied to us. This isn't a jab against Rory, but just pointing this out.
It was a pump. And there was a lot of dumping. But that was playing off (anticipated) news, and a lot of us got burned. But nothing that's happened has changed their product, or its potential. I've lost plenty on this, and the way it looks, I wouldn't be surprised to see it under .10 again. But even then, until I see Q3/4 numbers, I won't judge the company's performance.
That said, no one with a brain will blame you for selling what you've got if you don't want to wait, because it very well might never hit even $1 again.
No, that's what tracking every single live trade since the opening bell says.
Like I said, I'm not saying it's not going up, just relaying the info. Few more buys seem to be coming in now that the gap is closed though.
All selling today. Not saying that means it won't go up, but like 9/10 orders today have all been sells. Someone is working hard to prob this up at 78.
RSI > 30
I'm on board, but I typically wait till under 30 (sometimes 25) before I rely on that indicator as a major buy signal (over 70 at the other end).
I think that's awesome. And I'm with ya man. Which is why I'm trying to get as many shares as I can in a situation where putting in more cash isn't an option.
Oh I'm definitely buying back and staying with them long term. I just don't have anymore free cash to invest in here so I'm riding the trends to accumulate more shares (I put the rest of what I could afford in at $2.50 and held on past my sell point (which was $3), and then after my charts were telling me to sell purely in anticipation of the Oracle news). This isn't a pump and dump, because it's a legitimate company with great products, but it was a pretty obvious pump, and I hate myself for hanging my hat on that PR and ignoring the old credo, buy the rumor, sell the news.
In general, I agree with your reading of the charts here. But you're going to be salty on Monday if news drops and you're stuck chasing after a gap up, though I'll admit, if no news drops, I'll probably sell at open and take what profit I can from this run.
You must have missed the 100,000 .69 buy on L2?
Why do you think the whales would come back without any new developments? Unless they are having major sales, I'd imagine Oracle-level news would be the only thing to draw them back.
Come on, you know none of those companies were ever on the OTC. Let's just hope for a PPS high enough to uplist first.
haha yeah we absolutely never talk about anything that isn't public knowledge, for obvious reasons.
lol tell that to my bank account after I also dropped a bunch of money at 2.6. My buddy works for nFusz, though, so believe me I'm definitely 100% pulling for them to crush it.
I'm not on the sidelines. I bought back in at .56
Charts are also extremely subject to confirmation bias. I got back in at .56, so of course I want it to keep going up. But I think we need to be realistic. There's been no news, no new revenues reported, and there are no major rumors. It bounced near the MA200, but that's really it. So you gotta wonder, who's buying all this and why. It's also still in so I'm just gonna keep watching L2 and ride the green wave for as long as possible.
Perhaps it will drop down to 25-30, perhaps not. But why are you on the sidelines? 50% gains like this seem to be what you live for, dude.
Are you planning on buying back in, or are you ALL-OUT?
At the moment, yes, it's behaving like that. But don't forget that this was trading <0.1 just five months ago. The developments with nFusz are very real. They have made mistakes. Definitely. And there has clearly been pumping. But there are genuine reasons to be excited. I say this and am not a big shareholder by any stretch. I can say with absolute certainty, though, that the people who work for nFusz believe in their company more than anyone on this board.
Based on your general posts, this seem to generally have a negative outlook of stocks, but in this case regarding you seem to have been right thus far. So credit where credit is due. But I personally still believe in the actual company and am holding long term.
It's disturbing to see how many fake asks and bids are placed as they posture among themselves.
You are so transparent. It drops all week and you're nowhere to be heard from. Now you're back cheering again because this is where you're buying back in. Thanks. At least I know it's time to buy more myself.
One of my friends is one of the nFusz employees pictured above, trust me, I believe in this company. But I'm also still pretty green at investing, and with all the back and forth on this message board during this plummet, the absence of the most previously visible longs has been alarming.
Must be nice going to Hawaii with all the profits you took this week.
I just bought some more at 1.49 and it was just a bunch of 100 share transactions
I'm new to investing. One of my friends works for nFusz, so I put a huge chunk of my savings in at 2.10. Try to understand that it's tough seeing years of hard work vanish in 2 days, when all there was was hype like you're writing here leading up to it. Where are all the usual longs? I suspect they sold a bunch themselves. Can't blame them, but sucks to be the bagholder.
If it doesn't come, then they flat out lied.
I put my rent money into it just to squeeze out a few extra shares before the "big week," since it was going to be too expensive after. Hopefully the folks heading to Hawaii right now enjoy a night's stay on me