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100% doable. You can short penny stocks with the right terminal

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You mentioned September 13th to the guy bashing the stock. Anything expected that day?

And that's just in Africa. Wait until the contracts here in the US start piling up. They will release the Kraken before you know it.........

Hey Lotta do you happen to have info on who the recycling center regreen is working with? It was supposed to be in Hesperia, CA but I couldn't get a name. Thanks

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I wonder how he spends his routine days for the past 12 years? Has it been 12 already since he was bagged n' tagged by the Marshals? Time sure does fly by when you're Roofy in the OKC slammer.

Hey Hweb,

Any thoughts on the current AEY trading action? It's very i teresting to see the market tanking 500+ points and this barely drops. Looks like someone accumulating. Are you still holding?

Damn you only held for 30 minutes lol it's at 90c now and they just released news that they have enough cash for the next 4 years. Missed out on almost a 1 bagga in a month

To be honest they should be aware. Such a long time ago it's hard to believe some people are still trying to stay connected to the past.

You were literally spot on with your estimate of the prospectus release. Count down starts now.

One of the officers of Roofie's new scam is Mark Donato. He used to be a CSHD shareholder from Toronto. Interesting that he is still connected to them probably through their secret website they've had running since 2011. Rufus likes to blog his latest rants on never being on time for sloppy joes, only sloppy seconds. If it was a book it'd be a real page-turner.

I wonder if Ben ever got his brakes fixed on his Bentley? It's been on my mind for almost 15 years.
Happy New Year Roofie. 9 years and 11 months to go! Time flies by when you're having fun doesn't it, Roofie?

Hey Clay I recently saw your futures videos on youtube and they were awesome. I wanted to ask what futures broker you recommend as best overall? Etrade seems good but I also saw Ironbeam up there. Not sure if there are others that are competitive. Thanks man!

Happy New Year Roofie! Hopefully that pruno hangover didn't hit too hard. I'm sure you had your bois watching your "back".

I wonder what Tut's up to these days? Has the phoenix risen from the ashes yet or has he been plucked, stuffed and cooked by now?

2006 wow those were the days!

Hey Mick any idea whatever happened to Beijing Bill? Was remembering him from many years ago in the good ol penny days. Thanks!

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Don't forget #6:

Fashion design - how to properly wear a mop wig and cleverly convert orange slippers into a great high-heel.

Thanks for the post and msg, Insta.

I got back to check my holdings after it broke the .02. It's pretty much holding and moving steadily like a real company should. I'll pull away from pennies and go back into options for a few months at a time.

I can still remember the .0035 days to the .08, back, .008 and now here we are.

Companies grow at a certain pace but never fast enough for the impatient. All everyone had to do was hold this from under a penny and they'd be sitting back in the green. Glad to see many familiar faces here still including many new names. Good luck to everyone!

Actually, you are incorrect.

When creating larger trend cycles they are created from either short term consolidations like what is happening here or longer term bases like have happened with stocks that have run from .001-.25 cents.

The Elliott wave cycle is currently sitting exactly on the "C" cycle of the consolidation pullback. It's actually so perfectly in place it's quite amazing to see because usually you'll see wicks well out of the channels.
This C point of the wave in no way consolidated or closed within breaching of wave 1 several weeks back.

It's a powerful looking chart and more eyes than you think are watching. I know of several that are. Will it go up or down depends on upcoming catalysts

What I find interesting is the settlement trade occurred a little over 1% below the low of the day. Very interesting if this was a pre-determined and agreed upon transaction by the 2 parties.
With no block trade after the 90-second cutoff time after close it doesn't look to be any debt left if any.
I've been hanging around for most of year with RXMD and while it was dead for most of it this is the time I've been waiting for since I bought in the very first trading day of 2015. Good luck to all holders new and old it seems times are changing here.

Usually when the sellers have exhausted themselves and it's difficult to catch a good bid is when the stock starts to level-up. According to some of the calculations here we're in the last $20k or so left before debt-free. With BKRT and VNDM both @ .02 it looks to be the very last shares of the last tranche. Good times for RXMD.

Well, pretty simple honestly. If after their debt-free PR we're still seeing BKRT/VNDM/DINO hit for millions and they still don't get off we'll know they are bullshittin' us. Sometimes you don't need the financials when the proof is in the trading where real money is involved.
Of course it only takes someone to blame the naked short sellers for people to believe their company would never betray them. As long as companies know we are watching maybe they wouldn't be so quick to enrish themselves.
I don't think RXMD is doing that seeing as they've been very regular with updates and even detailed in their share tranche distribution.
For now I believe that BKRT/VNDM et. al. will be sitting at $2,000 ask or even better, completely gone from the level 2 registers.
If BKRT disappears completely it's gonna be a real animal house in here. But we'll see. Not much left in shares I think Monday or Tuesday could be the last day before they are gone.

Well, just as you said that's the million dollar question. Who bought them? Institutions? Maybe retail trades that didn't show on the ticker? I've purchased shares intraday that never actually printed the moment I bought em. Always thought that was strange but that might explain it.
I think a poster here has regular communication with the company and that would be a great question to pass along.

That trend doesn't lie.

They have filed with the SEC but un-audited. Audited financials would be pretty awesome to see but it's also costly and time-consuming. I'm looking forward for news on the company's plan for filing status as well as the other updates we're looking forward to. Next week would be a great time to PR that info. Yesterday's news was good, too. Today the market just got hammered and we got side-swiped in the process, imo.

I've actually considered that. Those t-trades may also be an average of all the shares bought during the day by retail. It's so difficult to determine the facts of those t-trade transactions unless you're the actual person doing the trade.

To instatrader:

Yeah I've done that a few times for fun myself. If it comes after 4pm est but before 90 seconds after that it's just a late trade. If it's after 90 seconds it's likely a predetermined transaction (Tarpon), which explains that large block, too.

Here it is again:
(Fortunately google has a cached version of it)


Please spread this knowledge throughout IHUB:

For years there has been a massive amount of confusion as to what the trades that occurred "afterhours" or "premarket" meant especially here on IHUB. Many believe it's the MM's trying to manipulate or are "nervous","scared","trying to scare investors", etc etc etc etc......The MM's don't care, they always make their commission money on the spread no matter what anyway.

It was reported by the Federal Register back in 2007 detailing the reason for these trades. What happens is MM's have 90 seconds after the closing bell to report shares to the NASD/Nasdaq trade reporting facility that were either late for the bell or have happened during the day. If for whatever reason the facility is down market participants can phone in their transactions to the operations center. If the trades are reported within 90 seconds they are seen as regular trades. After 90 seconds these transactions are considered "late" and will be considered T-trades.
If a market participant doesn't report their trades by 5pm EST then they will report those trades the next morning in the "premarket". These trades are usually for the current sizes of 10k or sometimes 100k shares at a time.

This is a copy of the rule:

Rule 6620.1 OTC Market Makers shall, within 90 seconds after execution, transmit through ACT last sale reports of transactions in OTC Equity Securities executed during normal market hours.




There is also another type of t-trade which we here have been very familiar with for months now. These trades are large block trades that are made by larger investors or entities at prearranged prices as to not drive the price upward or downward. If these investors (like Tarpon) don't have access to ACT (Automated Confirmation Transaction Service) they will report their block trade afterhours bypassing the MM's. Yes, they do that so the price ISN'T manipulated. 95% of Ihub believes the MM's manipulate the price to screw you out of your $200 or whatever it is. What many don't understand is the whole reason Tarpon's transactions were reported afterhours was to KEEP the price in order.
MM's that spend their time manipulating micro-caps like this would be in violation of Rule 2110. They can't just post trades that aren't really there for the sake of manipulating the price. The manipulation comes from fellow investors NOT the mm's. The mm's are only representing those investors. We just need someone to blame so we blame NITE or ARCA or whomever instead of the person controlling them.

There's another type of t-trade that occurs that involves ex-clearing lots. These can be done manually or through an automated clearing house which is the norm for most financial instruments.

I hope this has been helpful for you. Remember, when you see the ask getting blocked on a run-up it's NOT the mm's trying to ruin your run. It's regular investors like you. Some experienced but many not-so-experienced traders that just want out and don't care what the stock is doing. When someone goes in a panic they do irrational things (like placing an ask on a stock that's exploding). This is only a sign of the human condition.

I will state however that there is manipulation but it's manipulation being done by the pumpers/bashers as well as those that post nothing at all. They use the mm's to their advantage while the inexperienced investors think it's something that isn't true at all. It just happens to be what they learned to believe from IHUB.
When you see a market-maker always remember they are only representing someone. NITE has better things to do than to short RXMD lol

Good luck!

lol.....it's exactly what applies in OTC-land. Rule 6620.1

Being non-reporting has nothing to do with it. The market participants are laid that responsibility every day the market closes. Whether the company reports in official filings has nothing to do with the mm's work in the day-to-day trading of said company.

Read one of my previous posts. Trades made during the 90-second rule after the bell are trades that were late and dispatched to the Nasdaq center.

Trade after the 90 seconds are likely pre-determined transactions (for an average amount) which is why making calculations based on those 90 second+ t-trades is reasonable.

I wrote a long post regarding how those trades work but it looks to be deleted. Maybe you can find it unless the moderator that deleted it steps up?

Today's T-trade was after 90 seconds for about $30,600 and likely a settlement price (Tarpon of course). Should be about $50k left on your notes.

Did I just bail at the HOD???? LOL......well that's a first. Thought for sure it would blow past that

Just bailed .07 from my .0036 buy this morning. Thanks for the memories CDII.....you've been amazing. Hope the rest of you made a killing.

Physical year starts in Jan and the next Q (for 4th qtr ending Dec. 31) should be PR'd by the company in Feb. However, they do monthly updates so there's really very regular updates by the company on the progress.

Depending on how far back their sec-filed earnings were set aside will determine the cost. IMO, anything but more dilutive funding is better. I don't THINK the company will dilute anymore as I don't see their need to. I try to maintain a clear head with investing especially with pinks. No need for "to the moon!" posts when you have a company making money and moving forward at a quick pace. It is what it is. That's why you're seeing every dip being bought.

I've been in and out of this ticker since Jan 2nd of this year but started to do my DD in December of 2014. Up to last Thursday it finally looked like the debt has been paid off and we are now entering a new phase in the company's development. I try not to post too often as I don't care about the day to day movements seeing as the company is growing. Assuming the company is being completely straight-edged and making all that money all of us could leave for 6 months and come back to a reasonable .15/share price or more with the right contracts or new relationships. Anything can happen! Good luck.

Asap ONLY if it's a choice between that or more dilutive funding. Of course, if they aren't looking for any funding I say let them continue building cash in their coffers. But a company making so much bottom-line cash (for their size) definitely doesn't need anymore toxic debt especially just getting out of one. But, that's my opinion. I'm letting management do their job and we get to see the outcomes monthly which is pretty cool.

Instatrader:

Thanks for your PM sorry I don't have the pm-ing. I think those fees are calculated based on initial filing fees to actually register a stock. For every $1,000,000 in registered stock (calculated by the IPO price) it's $100.07

For a company of our size the filing fees for Q's (K's being more expensive) are roughly $15k-$30k or so. I guess I should have said 10's of thousands instead of several. Depending on how far back they are behind however it could be in the 100's but that's if they let too much time fly by. Hopefully they file ASAP as it's very important. They have the cash for it it's just a matter of how management executes the plan. I'll leave it up to them, though. They are closer to the facts of the company's current financial health.

This is to be seen. They have about $300,000 cash on hand and possibly more heading into the close of the fiscal year. If they have this much cash and are cash-flow positive there should be no need whatsoever for any more dilution. In fact, with bottom line net profits it'd be a much better idea to get a line of credit. Lines of credit are extremely favorable to toxic financing for obvious reasons. Usually a banking institution will give a business a line of credit and make their money on a respectable interest rate such at 4-6%. With a business that makes money they don't mind making their money that way seeing as their credit rating is increasing with their earnings and cash-on-hand.

They may need to start filing audited financials though before any bank will extend them a line of credit. No bank will go into business with a non-filing entity (although they do use form 15).

The question now becomes if saving several thousand on filing with the SEC is worth losing 100's of thousands more in interest plus dilution destroying shareholder value? Of course not. If the company chooses to go into another dilutive deal with all the cash they have on hand then we'll know for sure they were bullshittin' us all this time. A line of credit or firm installment loan are far better options aside from just saving their cash to pay for expansion in full.