Replies to post #45929 on Options Media Group Holdings, Inc. (OPMG)

[Doubledown22]

I'm not recommending you do anything as I'm not a stock advisor.....
The stock is vulnerable right now and folks are rattled about yet another seeming "delay" with promotion "guns blazing". Technically it looks like crap to me.

I'm buying lower at the levels I described earlier.

Don't feel bad about the savvy part. Trading is very counterintuitive. You will never MISS "the big run" on a legitimate stock. THEY ARE ALWAYS PRECEDED WITH filings and events. That's how real, reporting stocks like this one trade. The float is just too big for OPMG to have a 300-400% day or anything outlandish. That's one of the biggest mistakes folks make. The reluctance to SELL because of greed or because they have waited and rode it down and are now upside down in the position and don't want to miss the "big run". Buy it when it is crap (-80) and sell it when you feel all warm and fuzzy about it (-20).

You can never make $ unless you sell.

DD22

[sang k]

PEOPLE HERE ARE GETTING DUPED TO SELL AND BUY LATER

*** some posting sell and buy lower?? these guys want this lower to buy from these sellers and and there wont be any shares left when this goes backup quick. these sellers who want to buyback lower will lose their shares and wont be able to buyback and left with their stick in their hands

greedy, greedy, greey people

**CAN SOMEONE POST THE EXACT TRADES THAT OCCURRED YESTERDAY

YESTERDAY WAS MMS FILLING A HUGE BUY ORDER AND SHAKING CAUSING PANIC. WHY DIDNT THIS CRASH AFTER TUESDAY???

DONT GET DUPED

***avg down if it goes down yes, BUT DO NOT SELL ALL/MOST OF YOUR SHARES BECAUSE YOU WILL BE LEFT WITH NOTHING

[DRock3284]

If you sell at a loss or sold at a loss, please read...

First, I'm not a tax adviser, do your own research!! Know and understand the tax implications of doing this. You are able to sell at a loss and deduct the loss from your capital gains and ultimately your adjusted income, but there is a limit of $3000.00; that is the limit of your loss for any single tax year. (you can roll over losses year to year, up to 3000.00 (too complicated for a single post)) Also, (VERY important) read thoroughly and fully understand the "wash rule." If you sell at a loss, you must NOT buy back in for 30 days. If you do, you can NOT take the loss. If you decide to ignore this because emotions get the best of you, because the buy back-price is just "too good to pass up," understand that you will be (in a sense) paying taxes on money you lost.