Replies to post #131 on The Transparent Flamingo

[creede]

I agree. They don't have the transparency to make the list yet. But hey, they just might soon. I'll call Petar Wolfe and see if they will change TA's so that they can be on the list. We are starting to show the wisdom of such a move.

Anyway, in my very humble opinion, LFWK is reaching critical mass. The company keeps hitting this stock with good news. No one bet the farm, but having a nice chuck would probably be a shrewd move.

[creede]

I've got to move this chain of posts...it's really good.


(from GCHR board here on IHUB)

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Posted by: Creede Bighorns
In reply to: papaocean who wrote msg# 451 Date:3/8/2006 9:11:06 AM
Post #of 455

I think this says it all.

"In case you did not know, the web site is up. That's right, we now have
a web site. If you are interested it is www.gchr.net.
More to come."

The more to come part. Must have something good to drop! Also, another reminder that GCHR has been very consistent since we found them 6 months ago. I know it's probably tough for those that bought in on the last leg (well, me included because I bought some shares at .055 on the excitement!)...anyway, we had to be patient for the first leg. Now that we have some momentum, it's just a matter for the volume to come again. This stock is pretty well known, and talked about on other threads quite a bit.


GodBless-NoDoubt
cris

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Posted by: rrufff
In reply to: Creede Bighorns who wrote msg# 452 Date:3/8/2006 9:17:13 AM
Post #of 455

Have to disagree a bit - don't get worried - it's a good thing.

If you follow the IHub premiere MOMO plays, this is very unknown compared to the play du jour.

I think that's a good thing

1) Potential buyers are out there who haven't discovered this gem yet.

2) TF - one of our raison d'etre - LOL - in to French today - reasons for existence is that we want to profile stocks that have staying power. They may not move every day or fast as some of the momo plays. But, the intrinsic value, which includes the transparency factor, should give us a stronger base of shareholders than the traditional pink penny stock.


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GREAT POST rruff. And you are right on. I really like this part:

But, the intrinsic value, which includes the transparency factor, should give us a stronger base of shareholders than the traditional pink penny stock.

I love that..."the intrinsic value"...that speaks volumes for our TF stocks. Reason being, we have to throw the old methods of figuring out the pps out the window. How do you calculate the value of a company in which we have total transparency, and share holder friendly management that is stingy with the shares? How do we predict the value of a company that has shown that they are going to do the next right thing with the market cap? I mean, if we believe that the CEO's of say GCHR or NNYG are actually going to use the buying power of their market capp to make real value acquisions, then no way can we predict how high we may climb. Most of the big time investors will tell you that when buying a stock you are really investing first and foremost in the character of management. So, perhaps the best thing that the TF list does is try to determine the character of the CEO's. And that being said....when it comes to price projections, the only logical assumption is that management will continue making the right moves, and that over time the pps will trend upward. "Intrinsic value".....I like it!

[puppman]

Rrufff. Very nice call. Have More green to put in our Flamingos now. :)