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You were right when you said, "they will buy back higher." Being a total noob on these RM/custodian plays, I flipped like 120k the day after your rec for some kegger money... only to buy back 36k that is currently very deep in the money. Lesson learned.
I really like these plays. TY folks for the insights.
Of course a 1 in 10 bet on an unknown could be a great idea. Like if it paid off 50 to 1 in that 1 in 10 chance coming to fruition.
There was/is a large money manager in ATL that listed their business location as a telecom relay station building. That would certainly curb unwanted solicitors.
No ideas or opinions on this stock or Justin Costello.
I follow this subject from afar but could see a South American country becoming a leader because of fewer regulations and dramatically cheaper labor and insurance costs. I've personally saved thousands of dollars on non life threatening medical tourism in SA. Average wage of a doctor in Colombia: $1200 USD a month. Cost of two root canals with an upscale endodontist: $400 cash work done same day. Cost of total knee replacement performed by experts in Eastern Europe: less than $15k.
Great day. Here comes the volume.
If I was buying for protection and bulk, I would be stacking dimes. There are times when the 90% silver trades at or less than the intrinsic silver value. They come in nice size increments for trade and are not profitably counterfeited. The eagles, by contrast, always trade at a hefty premium to spot.
Personally, I have enough numismatic gold and silver that if the sh&* ever hits the fan, I will survive comfortably exchanging that and whatever else I can get. Or if the price spikes enough but the system remains intact, I can always sell off gold and silver shares.
JOLT is a symbol that appears not taken yet
thx. eom
any ice cream sightings in "the wild" yet? (don't like twitter/wading through 1000 posts).
It's the end of the month. People could be cashing in for rent money/mortgages. wonder if there is a correlation in OTCBB land.
I love the OTC. Buy a stock one day. Watch it go up 50% from your buy point the next day. Sell 93% at big profit and keep 7% as free lotto tix. Go LAHO!
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The overwhelming majority of traders lose their ass actively trading. They lose their ass going long in bubble markets, even. It doesn't matter what their educational, professional or trader education levels are. I know this for a fact because I have looked at the actual brokerage trading records at a couple of the leading active trading brokerages during the 90s tech boom.
One of the biggest losers of all time was an investment banker at a major Wall Street firm with, no doubt, impeccable educational and professional credentials.
That said, there are retailers that have made many millions of dollars actively trading stuff -- perhaps way fewer now than when the markets were far less efficient and one could see such craziness as crossed markets and virtually pure arbitrage.
It must be fairly easy for the exchanges to rip prices lower and blow up the 100x leveraged traders. So easy, it happens every few days.
OHHH YEAHH!
Wonder if most people even know BTC IS BACK! Doesn't feel that way.
btc 13k eth 311
I doubt there is enough volume to attract serious carbon based flippers/day traders/ BSDs. So about $250k worth of stock traded today. That is peanuts. However, there might very well be algo programs that can effectively scalp nano cap stocks like this at some level. I wouldn't know.
insane premium, fellas. all of these Grayscale Trusts own in the neighborhood of 0.09 of the underlying. people somehow w/out Coinbase or Gemini accounts are better off paying the 8-15% buy rip at a BTC ATM and then using something like Shape Shift to switch to ETH.
the good news is GBTC has never come close to intrinsic value as far as I can tell, so maybe ETHE will be good for some trades when it falls back closer to Earth orbit.
VRU$ with snake eyes
BWAHAHAHAHA
A lot of it is genes and age, frankly.
Without a doubt, two of the biggest eaters I have ever seen were rail thin females. Nothing like seeing a 115 pound 5'6 female down two combo meals at Taco Bell as a standard procedure on a lunch break.
...sarcasm..
the 6x6 wheeler version... ripping through Roslyn Heights... yeah!
looks like I will be staying up all night drinking Ron Medellin and trading BTC - ha. about to finish off the 8 year vintage bottle and debating breaking open the 12. I have plenty of Aguardiente, but it never gets opened.
trader's dream. 24-7-365.
viva Colombia
I don't have any cartilage in one knee. I asked a doctor if I could ever run again after surgery. He said, "sure if the building is burning down."
You're doing great for your age. I'm about 20 years younger and seeing doctors about a total knee replacement.
great song. had to blast it. eom
..feel like pouring some malt 4 the "homeez" that aren't long..
sorry about that, folks. thought I hit "private reply" and must have hit "public reply." go Vrus.
...BTC halvening next year. $100k +. I can't really think how VRUS could benefit from blockchain other than maybe tracking ingredients or freshness.
5 kids later, 25 grandkids later, 15 great-grandkids later and I still Uze "Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch" as a cultural reference point.
I think I read somewhere sometime that retail can open up an account with $100k at some British firms and short all this stuff. I haven't, however, found anything on the web yet to back that up.
Just curious how this is even possible with a broker in the states if the stock isn't marginable. Do people work out a deal with someone that owns the stock?
*I'm long, btw.
You would want to get one with paddle shifters (and a factory warranty too - I guess. That rules out the older Lambos). I believe Lambo got rid of manual transmissions some time ago. Paddle shifters are faster than any human can shift a manual gearbox.
Personally, I like manual transmissions though.
Just want to say thanks to this board for all the seasoned penny pros, pumpers, dumpers, internet sociopaths, etc. My second venture into true penny land has been a trip (VFF doesn't count because it uplisted). A few random thoughts before the moderator gets back from the buffet line and removes this post:
-Such excitement and opportunity for someone willing to look for a diamond in the rough! I am so old, I didn't even realize the switch-up and that OTCmarkets.com was a thing. It's a good thing that these bully board stocks report more and are apparently more regulated than they were 20 years ago.
-Don't really care if I lose on this stock. I may not post, but will probably stick with this stock for year/s or as long as Garnock is involved. I think it is fairly obvious that Garnock is a mathematical genius to head a Sig options trading desk and come from SUNY Oswego (unless he has high-powered relatives).
-Fortune favors the brave!
https://www.stockthoughts2.com/otc-market-maker-speaks-out/
trying to figure out if OTCBB market makers are currently required to honor firm bids. in the past, they were not required.
I looked at a chart. I didn't go through time and sales.
Bull trap? "big fish" dumping? maybe $15,000 worth of VRUS sold after lunch.