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Replies to #47 on Share The Street

bikeguy

04/03/13 11:27 PM

#48 RE: moulastache #47

Andrew I am going to have to break up your questions, I will put your questions in italics:

ME: don't understand what .035 X .04 means. AMTO is an abbreviation of the company. high of .15 means that is the highest it ever was and the approximate gain of 375% means that is the most that it ever gained from the very lowest to the very highest. I don't understand why it says approximate gain though. Why would it not be "exact gain of ...."
Them: *AMTO .035X.04 High of .15 Approximate gain of 375%


.035 x .04 is the amount the stock is trading for. .035 is the bid (what you can sell the stock for) and .04 is the ask (what you can buy the stock for) "the asking price"

AMTO is not considered an abbreviation, its considered "the ticker symbol" sort of an abbreviation but not exactly. The SEC (securities and exchange commission) gives each publically traded company a symbol to trade under. An example would be MacDonalds trades under the ticker symbol MCD. Google trades under the symbol goog.

On a board like rigs, everyone is highly educated traders, so when your talking about highs and lows percent gains and things like that there is no need to be exact, it could have been like a 376.5 % gain.... 375% gain is not necessarily the highest gain its ever had, but just the time set they are looking at 6 months 1 yr 2 yrs, most of the time on rigs board they usually only look back 6-12 months or so. sometimes longer.

bikeguy

04/04/13 12:02 AM

#49 RE: moulastache #47

Andrew, the chart on that post is the stock chart, basically the price of the stock over the time period in the in the chart.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=86179705

When they say the bid is stacked, it means that there are a lot of traders who have buy orders at the bid (sell price) hoping someone will sell to them. its a way to cheaply accumulate shares.

The abbreviation you mentioned MAXM is actually the nick name for a market maker, that's the guy who is the in between the buyers and sellers. If a company wanted to sell shares to raise funds it would be a market maker like MAXM that would sell those shares to the open market. There are only a couple of hand fulls of market makers, you will over time know who they are....

bikeguy

05/08/13 12:29 AM

#51 RE: moulastache #47

hey you should start following a few boards.... wolv, wpnv, I am also playing REEC I got in at .075 and now it is at .0975 I put in $250 and now its worth $315. looking for .15-.20 cents before I sell and get more wolv or wpnv.....

http://investorshub.advfn.com/Far-East-Energy-FEEC-4548/

http://investorshub.advfn.com/Wind-Power-WPNV-16620/

http://investorshub.advfn.com/Wolverine-Exploration-Inc-WOLV-5829/

Right above where the messages post up at you can click on "follow board" and it will go into your "favorites" column.... this way you dont have to constantly try and remember the board or the ticker symbols....

bikeguy

05/21/13 12:55 PM

#52 RE: moulastache #47

Wpnv turning around should be even by End Of Day (EOD)