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Re: qgq post# 163011

Saturday, 09/10/2005 10:50:50 AM

Saturday, September 10, 2005 10:50:50 AM

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Correct. TMM is aquiring assets and paying with shares for them. The assets probably are good in the long run for the company, but in the short term, the stock price is being beat up as the aquisition shares are dumped into the market immediately. If QBID can survive the aquisition and building phase, the company can get moving and when the shares are done being dumped, the price will move. There are more buys than sells, true, but there is a large amount of shares being sold into the market to cover the aquisitions, so even with more buys than sells, the price moves lower. Everytime the price clicks lower, a new surge of buying comes in at that level. Those buyers buy up, but the supply of shares to be sold keeps coming in. Hopefully these aquisitions are worth it in the long run.-IMO-TW
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