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El Jefe -- are you still in UNDT -- it's been a little slow since early morning.
I like the new board name. Now a hidden gem every month or two, and in 5 years, we'll have that 2 million
This is true, but gee, would I be willing to put more than a few thousand on a trade? By that time, Spring of the second year, I'd be loading up my portfolio with "safer" investments.
Rhino, you're not going to be changing your alias as SMKY's share price rises, are you? It would be hard to keep track of Eightcents, Seventeencents, buckandaquarter, sawbuck.
El Jefe,
I think VLCO has a good chance to double from here, but it is flippable for the patient. I've flipped some twice in the last week or so getting in around .0325 and getting out at .0375. Volume gets thin on occasion (I was only turning over 20,000 shares), so you might be stuck overnight. DTTO is similar, only thinner, but you should be able to get in at or below .015 and out higher than .018.
Wonderful news! What a blessing.
EJ - very good news, we're all still praying for a fast and full recovery for Christian.
Yeah, Bill Glasson is the guy they had using the FEEL line a few years back -- I don't know if he still is. FEEL doesn't update their news and testimonials on their website much -- a lot are from 2001-2004. Maybe Glasson has a website touting his availability for exhibitions etc.
What does the Wave group think of DTTO? Thin volume, real products, work with all the computer makers. Don't put out a lot of fluff.
born2 -- you can PM back on Friday afternoon's Happy Hour between 4PM and 5PM. Only 42 minutes away.
I agree Fuzzy would be a great catch, but he might cost too much. Sadly, Orville Moody has passed away -- must be 2-3 years. Everybody loved Sarge -- he only won one tournament on the regular tour, though it was the US Open, and he was always popular in the pro-ams and exhibitions. All the players liked him and the top guys would often get the sponsors to invite Moody to an exhibition as well. He was a great storyteller and kept the paying customers smiling, and took a lot of the meet and greet pressure off of the bigger names. If he had been a better putter, he'd have had some career.
Well, despite the board's dissatisfaction with IR, I guess Miller is contented, since he hasn't canned him yet. I hope he's paying him by the PR, because if he's on a retainer, he really isn't doing much to earn his money. The convertibles, well, they're going to keep doing them until they have enough scratch to get through a couple of months. I think FEEL is in a chicken v. egg scenario -- they don't advertise much since they don't have money, they don't have money because sales are low, sales are low because not many are aware of FEEL. For whatever he's paying IR, he could pay some sports publicity group to get some word out. He's got a few 2 minute things on YouTube -- but he needs more eyes. A lot of driving ranges will host demo days pretty cheaply, maybe he needs to go that route. I'm just rambling and throwing ideas out -- lend their name to one of these charity golf outings -- Have a FEEL wedge be one of the raffle prizes. Something. Anything that seems to show a little effort for the shareholders.
I'd FEEL a lot better if the share price started movin' on up. I know I'm talking out of my rear, but what they need is informercials. That whole idea of radio ads was just too bizarre. Now I know informercials cost a bunch, and we wouldn't want to see more dilution, but they should be able to find somebody to star in them with Dr. Miller. Someone who won a major or two, isn't really terribly active anymore, likable. Rich Beem is still quasi-active, but what about somebody like John Mahaffey? I don't see him out on the senior tour much anymore, he always seemed like a good guy during his heyday in the 70s and early 80s, had a good sense of humor. You want a guy who wouldn't mind doing it for a smaller upfront fee and a piece of the action, like 10% of sales from the informercials, or 5% of overall sales. There are other one or two time major winners who would probably enjoy the chance. And make them fun.
Nice to see the spread a little narrower than the full penny it has been for most of the last week or so.
Too bad they weren't hit with FEEL wedges. Maybe one of them had a FEEL Release grip.
Released their 10-K. $.08 EPS, and seemingly all from operations, not from dodgy deals or revaluing assets or inventory. I haven't read through it all yet, but it's certainly generated a lot of action
Retreating a bit now -- lunch time rest for next leg up afternoon, IMO. We'll see how this shakes.
El Jefe, I got in IHCH at .035 and set the sell at .0422. Of course, it's running way past there and I'm out. Do you think I should jump back in? Their 10-K showed 8 cents EPS.
IHCH .035 +40% filed their 10-K .08 EPS for the year! HUGE!
IHCH .035 + 40% filed their 10-K today showing .08 EPS for the year! Moving up nicely!
Your nephew is in our prayers -- give him strength and love!
401k with a real brokerage account -- gee I wish I had that at my last place. It wouldn't have bothered me when they laid me off.
We all get brain freezes. I was doing it in my head and getting an absurd answer, so I had to put it down to see it.
.004933333
50,000 x .0074 = 370
100000 x .0037 = 370
$740/150,000 = .00493333
TRTB .024 next multbagger from these levels IMO
Understood. And there hasn't been a whole lot to watch either. No news, not much volume most days. Just floating down the stream to get picked up by an IGOTCHA retriever.
All these desertions when we're on the cusp of a big run up to .0009 Dr. Miller, tell us something good!!!!
Sunny,
Making $150-$200 two or three times a week is very good for part-time work. Some stocks might not be round trips in the same day, but if you get into the right ones, don't chase on the way up (I've done this and had some small successes, but the failures are usually too big), and wait on the slow growth ones, you can manage this rotating $3,000 around -- and after a year, maybe have an extra $20-$30k in your account.
I had done some penny trading back in 2006-2007 and while I was about flat, there were a couple too many where I "married" the stock dreaming of instant retirement, buying more and hoping -- "once the market appreciates what this could be...blah, blah, blah." And those dashed dreams kinda soured me on the idea. 50 winning trades sabotaged by a handful of losers. But I got laid off early 2009, took my long underperforming 401k money (my employer only had a handful of choices and they were mostly poor) and plopped it into my IRA. I was buying at the right time and more than doubled it before the end of 2010. I was also unemployed at the right time, since they kept extending unemployment. By the end of 2010, I had done a little freelance work and thought I'd start trying to trade again, but this time, trying to set firm exit strategies. I stumbled on El Jefe's board, and it really reinforces everything you should do. I try to read the I-Box at least once a week to reinforce the rules. Anyone who tries trading pennies should do the same.
TRTB .021 - over $10 million in sales, 4 bagger from here IMO
El Jefe's is right about taking profits. Always!!!!! I know I've kicked myself when I've sold for 20-25% and it runs up 100%, but it's better than beating yourself over the head about not selling when you were up 20%, hoped for more, and now you're a bagholder down 60% waiting interminably for the stock to go back up to where you bought it.
Yes, occasionally something you're in will run up 1500%, and you'll have sold out way too early. But 50 and 100 baggers are few and far between, and nobody is in all of them. And that brings me to another point El Jefe's made -- don't buy shares just because you have money available. You can't be in every runner on a daily basis. You can't be in every "good" stock. Look through some of the .000s boards and see how some of the stocks trade at .0002x.0003 for ages at a time. You'll have a hard time trying to buy the 2s since the MMs won't sell them at that price, and you'll have a harder time selling at 3, since MMs won't buy them from you for that. It trades at 2x3 but only the MMs are making the 50%.
Very nice volume after we've had some slow days lately. Maybe somebody knows something??
It's $53 -- probably taking the kids to the movies tonight
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Gee, when I was in grade school, they got their mice to feed the snakes live from North Carolina Biological Supply -- I guess frozen is the way to go nowadays
As a small business owner myself, SMKY isn't making any money on shipping. The two major carriers small express boxes (about 13x11x2) are close to $15 for 2nd day air, even if it's practically empty. After including the foam and dry ice, it's a bargain. It might be hard to convince folks of that, but this isn't something you should just drop in the mailbox and send parcel post
It's very discouraging. I guess if FEEL had truly newsworthy news they'd release it. Waiting for quarterly figures is a drag.
What they needed was to have somebody with an IGOTCHA shirt on and a retriever in an hand at the US Open. Wouldn't have to be a player, just a face in the crowd. Get a good spot where the cameras catch him as the players are putting.
El Jefe, I know the feeling. Two of three accounts are already on "settled funds only" and the other is on fumes. Guess it's time to look into opening up something somewehre else. You like TDA, right?
gee, and I thought I did well with the .015s on the ask
I guess it's WalMart that would be doing the guesstimate on what makes 6 months stock. But with smaller companies, it takes time to get that much off the assembly line. But once they have good traction and stronger sales, they'll be able to ramp up production, since other companies will fight for that business
I agree -- I'd jump through rings of fire. But I hope they did it with some bank loan or any non-stock kind of deal
The biggest issue with WalMart asking for 6 months inventory is financing -- a small company can have a hard time getting that much product in the pipeline.