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underzen 12-28-2005 08:50 AM

ahhh under armour up another 2 and change (7%). I'm up 10%+ in 2 days.

:pimp

$5 submissions 12-28-2005 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by sixone
Penny stocks are the way to go. If anyone needs tips I get tons of faxes daily :winkwink:.

LOL. Seriously though, many are prone to Pump and Dump schemes.

underzen 12-28-2005 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by $5 submissions
LOL. Seriously though, many are prone to Pump and Dump schemes.


Yeah,
I've been burned more times than I have hit big on penny stocks. I absolutely refuse to trade them anymore and I'm doing just fine.

$5 submissions 12-28-2005 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by underzen
Yeah,
I've been burned more times than I have hit big on penny stocks. I absolutely refuse to trade them anymore and I'm doing just fine.

OTC:BB and the Pink Sheets are just RIFE with pump and dump and other shady bullshit dealing with 'reverse merged' companies and/or shell companies. I'd say steer clear.

maxjohan 12-28-2005 02:51 PM

What's the name of the company behind consumption junction?

:pimp

$5 submissions 12-28-2005 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by maxjohan
What's the name of the company behind consumption junction?

:pimp

Ask Rick Latona. It's a publicly traded company?

Monk 12-29-2005 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
I would love to see your expected numbers and how you justify the current valuation. Not only can you not justify the current stock price, but you will be locked up if you try to justify higher stock prices 3-5 years from now.

It is simple . . . just post numbers that justify your opinion, or everyone will know you bought in too high and hope to pump simply to dump on the (more) ignorant.

The numbers very often don't 'justify' the valuation....... so what? You can say that about almost any stock that goes into bull mode. The question is whether the stock will go up or not.

Follow the charts and jump in on bulls and get short on bears.

B40 12-29-2005 10:35 AM

I predicted 1-1.5c for GZFX about a year and a half ago when it was $0.30

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showpo...7&postcount=38

My long pick for 2006 is LGF. Love this company, which may not be a good thing when it comes to investing...Oversold right now, the company has made a few mistakes in the past few months, but the CEO has come out and said he has learned from them and is going back to their original strategy that worked so well for them before. I think this company may qualify as a "Good to Great" company... I'm holding this for 2-5+ years

I'd buy now myself at these levels, but if I already own too much of it in my portfolio so don't want too much risk from one stock.

$5 submissions 12-29-2005 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Monk
The numbers very often don't 'justify' the valuation....... so what? You can say that about almost any stock that goes into bull mode. The question is whether the stock will go up or not.

Follow the charts and jump in on bulls and get short on bears.

Momentum playing works okay in the short run but ultimately you are still going have to face fundamentals behind the stock.

Biggy 01-09-2006 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Biggy2
PLAY. PortalPlaymaker

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PLAY

stock is up about 10% since I recommended it here, just wanted to do a follow up :) I've taken home almost 30% return on it and have owned it since october.

Monk 01-12-2006 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Momentum playing works okay in the short run but ultimately you are still going have to face fundamentals behind the stock.

A bull cycle isn't a momentum play.... bull cycles last 12-20 years.

$5 submissions 01-12-2006 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Monk
A bull cycle isn't a momentum play.... bull cycles last 12-20 years.

Hmmm a 12 year bull run....? Correct me if Im wrong but the market dipping down to the 7900 range in 2001 marked the end of the bull run didn't it?

Biggy 01-12-2006 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by crockett
There is no real reason for it to go up right now.. It's going to continue to trade sideways with ups and downs while the MM's play their games.. Just like any other penny stock. If you're smart you don't hold these kinds of stocks, rather you play the game with the MM's and take quick profits when they come.

It will start moving once we get the confirm that it's going nation wide with the CC deal. That news could come out any day now, but most likely won't be released until sometime after Jan 15th as that is the roll out date.

griffin the more people that find out they can get both games and DVD's for a subscription price lower than Netflix's. Means more and more subscribers for Gameznflix.. only way they will go away is if netflix buys them out.. :upsidedow

lets say everything goes the way they planned, last quarter they spent 1 million dollars to generate 100k in sales. the stock is valued at LESS than a penny. every quarter they lose money, and simply issue more stock (diluting your ownership), just so they have cash to run their daily operating activities. they have no cash, how do you anything without having cash? this company will be out of business in no time. because of your recommendation on this bullshit stock, my buddy lost close to $5k on it, seriously. i wish he would've told me about it before he bought stock, i would have never let him go into it.

these penny stocks are a joke, if you want to double your money quickly, go to vegas, put all the money on red or black, and you will seriously have a higher probability of success.

Why 01-12-2006 03:29 PM

apple and google are a couple im sure will grow this year.

$5 submissions 01-12-2006 03:32 PM

Not a slam against penny stock investors but isn't there a higher chance of being scammed when playing the penny stock game (ie., OTC BB and pinksheets)? Aren't many of these just "shell" companies?

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Originally Posted by Biggy
lets say everything goes the way they planned, last quarter they spent 1 million dollars to generate 100k in sales. the stock is valued at LESS than a penny. every quarter they lose money, and simply issue more stock (diluting your ownership), just so they have cash to run their daily operating activities. they have no cash, how do you anything without having cash? this company will be out of business in no time. because of your recommendation on this bullshit stock, my buddy lost close to $5k on it, seriously. i wish he would've told me about it before he bought stock, i would have never let him go into it.

these penny stocks are a joke, if you want to double your money quickly, go to vegas, put all the money on red or black, and you will seriously have a higher probability of success.


artman 01-12-2006 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by artman
long: RTK

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=RTK&...=on&z=m&q=l&c=

Biggy 01-12-2006 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Not a slam against penny stock investors but isn't there a higher chance of being scammed when playing the penny stock game (ie., OTC BB and pinksheets)? Aren't many of these just "shell" companies?

of course, the only people who make money are the underwriters and management of the company, who find fools to buy their shares. its the #1 scam, these companies have no real value to offer. when i said you have a higher probability of success betting red or black at a roulette table, i wasn't joking. You take red or black, you get a 47% chance of doubling your money, betting in these stocks, the probability of success is a LOT lower.

someone said that company is trading sideways. that company is down 30% in the last 5 days, thats not trading sideways. thats watching your money evaporate into thin air. actually, its going to the management who decided they needed more money because they already blew it all, so they are issuing more shares to get more money.

this company is exactly 3 seconds away from being at zero.

FlyingIguana 01-12-2006 08:11 PM

current long positions

NL Industries Inc. (NL)
Harvest Natural Resources Inc. (HNR)
KOS Pharmaceuticals Inc. (KOSP)
Craftmade International Inc. (CRFT)
Watson Wyatt & Co. Holdings (WW)
Intergraph Corp. (INGR)
Forest Laboratories Inc. (FRX)
Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO)
CR Bard Inc. (BCR)
Techne Corp. (TECH)
Linear Technology Corp. (LLTC)
Hallwood Group Inc. (HWG)
SunLink Health Systems Inc. (SSY)
United Capital Corp. (AFP)
Arbitron Inc. (ARB)
Check Point Software Technologies Inc. (CHKP)
Cryptologic Inc. (CRYP)
Catalina Marketing Corp. (POS)
Continucare Corp. (CNU)
Getty Realty Corp. (GTY)
St. Mary?s Land & Exploration Co. (SM)
Western Gas Resources Inc. (WGR)
XTO Energy Inc. (XTO)
Precision Drilling Corp. (PDS)
Edge Petroleum Corp. (EPEX)
Labor Ready Inc. (LRW)
USANA Health Sciences Inc. (USNA)
Tidewater Inc. (TDW)
Pioneer Natural Resources Co, (PXD)
Barry Petroleum Co. (BRY)
TETRA Technologies Inc. (TTI)
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (ANF)
Oceaneering International Inc. (OII)
Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI)
Nabors International Ltd. (NBR)
Devon Energy Corp. (DVN)
Newfield Exploration Co. (NFX)
Chesapeake Energy Inc. (CHK)
Rimage Corp. (RIMG)
Drew Industries Inc. (DW)
Gulfmark Offshore Inc. (GMRK)
SkyWest Inc. (SKYW)
Amedisys Inc. (AMED)

those are from screens. also MSFT and NEM. then add in japan and russia mutual funds. junior mining stocks in canada could do well as takeover targets, but metals aren't really my area.

Monk 01-12-2006 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Hmmm a 12 year bull run....? Correct me if Im wrong but the market dipping down to the 7900 range in 2001 marked the end of the bull run didn't it?

Yes... I wasn't referring to any particular index or stock.... bulls are bulls and can run for 12-20 years. Examples of current bulls would be gold and oil sectors.

griffin 01-12-2006 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Biggy
of course, the only people who make money are the underwriters and management of the company, who find fools to buy their shares. its the #1 scam, these companies have no real value to offer. when i said you have a higher probability of success betting red or black at a roulette table, i wasn't joking. You take red or black, you get a 47% chance of doubling your money, betting in these stocks, the probability of success is a LOT lower.

someone said that company is trading sideways. that company is down 30% in the last 5 days, thats not trading sideways. thats watching your money evaporate into thin air. actually, its going to the management who decided they needed more money because they already blew it all, so they are issuing more shares to get more money.

this company is exactly 3 seconds away from being at zero.

Yep GZFX is looking ugly, maybe some people learned a lesson.

FiReC 01-13-2006 12:44 AM

i don't like to play single stocks, im into etf's and mutual funds, i like the nasdaq trust 100 ETF, the QQQQ , still has lots of room to grow from past levels. also like the FBALX, fidelity balanced, its about 70/30 in stocks/bonds.

buddyjuf 01-13-2006 01:11 AM

I just bought a few Local.com shares today, I like where the company is heading

Hey You . . . I Know You! 01-13-2006 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Monk
The numbers very often don't 'justify' the valuation....... so what? You can say that about almost any stock that goes into bull mode. The question is whether the stock will go up or not.

Follow the charts and jump in on bulls and get short on bears.

Hey, great advice! Buy low, sell high! I never thought to try that! Since I know when the bulls and bears are coming, this should be a SNAP!


If you can't justify the valuation, then you are not "investing."

The better able you are to justify the valuation, the more likely a stock will increase in value. Sure, sometimes investors drive up the price of a particular stock based on expectation and excitement, but the stock price will always corrects itself. Nothing can stay overpriced forever. If you invest in a company knowing that the current stock price is valued at a potential future value (based on expected earnings, etc.) you are asking for a beat down. You just gave someone else a bank full of money while you hope beyond hope that you can fool the next buyer into paying more than you did.

Again, I say, it could happen . . . it is just not a very smart thing to do.

$5 submissions 01-13-2006 01:30 AM

Do any of you guys do stock picks based on PRICE to BOOK VALUE balanced with the standard EPS ratio?

Hey You . . . I Know You! 01-13-2006 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Do any of you guys do stock picks based on PRICE to BOOK VALUE balanced with the standard EPS ratio?


Don?t be ridiculous. Numbers are for suckers.

You don't need to know anything about the financial info of a company to know whether or not they are a sound investment.

Take a dart and wing it at the stock page and let it ride!

You could already be a winner!

Monk 01-13-2006 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
Hey, great advice! Buy low, sell high! I never thought to try that! Since I know when the bulls and bears are coming, this should be a SNAP!

If you are not able to identify a bull, that's not my problem.... I can. (hint:stock charts)


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Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
If you can't justify the valuation, then you are not "investing."

Really?!? Is that a fact or just your uninformed opinion? Know anything about charting or technical analysis?


Quote:

Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
The better able you are to justify the valuation, the more likely a stock will increase in value. Sure, sometimes investors drive up the price of a particular stock based on expectation and excitement, but the stock price will always corrects itself. Nothing can stay overpriced forever. If you invest in a company knowing that the current stock price is valued at a potential future value (based on expected earnings, etc.) you are asking for a beat down. You just gave someone else a bank full of money while you hope beyond hope that you can fool the next buyer into paying more than you did. Again, I say, it could happen . . . it is just not a very smart thing to do.

What a bunch of regurgitated drivel..... sounds like you read it on a message board somewhere.

Firstly, the 3 hours you spend online investigating a stock will get you about 5% of the information that the big boys have, who actually move the stock.

In a bull, the stock or sector is growing... PE ratios almost always run ahead of the rest of the market.... largely due to the fact that the growth of the company's sales is also factored in (i.e. the PEG ratio)

Also, stock movement usually LEADS actual company results... so by the time some event happens in a company, it is already priced into the stock.

FlyingIguana 01-13-2006 07:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by $5 submissions
Do any of you guys do stock picks based on PRICE to BOOK VALUE balanced with the standard EPS ratio?

price to cash flow. i also look at the growth in the p/e ratio but earnings is such a dirty number anyways. cash flow is much cleaner

FlyingIguana 01-13-2006 07:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
Don?t be ridiculous. Numbers are for suckers.

You don't need to know anything about the financial info of a company to know whether or not they are a sound investment.

Take a dart and wing it at the stock page and let it ride!

You could already be a winner!

this is pretty stupid...

knowledge means you'll be right more than you're wrong. there are inefficiencies in the market and the key is knowing what to look for.

qwe 01-31-2006 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by underzen
I just picked up another 1,000 shares this morning @ 32.46 and its trading at 33.73. I was out in the mall yesterday and every store was sold out of Under Armour and almost every retailer on Amazon.com has it back ordered. Cramer also wrote a great little article on Realmoney.com about UARM on Friday.

At 60 times earnings its expensive however its fast growing company thats making money and should blow away its earnings estimates for this current quarter. For that it could trade up in 70 - 75 times earnings and thats when I'll get out.

it's at 40 now... nice :pimp :thumbsup

spacekadet 01-31-2006 11:44 PM

sucks for all the goog fanboys -$70 after hours..

buy some gold or uranium instead.

SinisterStudios 02-01-2006 12:16 AM

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Originally Posted by griffin
Yep GZFX is looking ugly, maybe some people learned a lesson.

Its going to get even uglier, it seems that we found out they bought the software to run their online rental site from a company that ripped off our propritary software that runs our site ,dvdwishes.com. We had this software custom written for our site and it was stolen and sold to games n flix to run their site. Legal action is pending against the company that resold our software to them and we are going to seek that they remove our software from their site or pay us for its use.

toddler 02-01-2006 12:27 AM

buy wireless.....like QCOM

bangman 02-01-2006 12:36 AM

Well, fuck WGAT.

B40 03-05-2006 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by B40
I predicted 1-1.5c for GZFX about a year and a half ago when it was $0.30

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showpo...7&postcount=38

My long pick for 2006 is LGF. Love this company, which may not be a good thing when it comes to investing...Oversold right now, the company has made a few mistakes in the past few months, but the CEO has come out and said he has learned from them and is going back to their original strategy that worked so well for them before. I think this company may qualify as a "Good to Great" company... I'm holding this for 2-5+ years

I'd buy now myself at these levels, but if I already own too much of it in my portfolio so don't want too much risk from one stock.

Crash wins best picture, up 25% so far this year :thumbsup

bDok 03-05-2006 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by FreeOnes
google :D


google options straddle her. calls and puts. ride the rollercoaster. :thumbsup

been an epic ride. buy n sell.

:pimp :pimp :pimp

KRL 03-05-2006 11:23 PM

If anyone has stock domains e-mail me. Up to 3 words max.

[email protected]

Hey You . . . I Know You! 03-12-2006 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monk
If you are not able to identify a bull, that's not my problem.... I can. (hint:stock charts)

Really?!? Is that a fact or just your uninformed opinion? Know anything about charting or technical analysis?

What a bunch of regurgitated drivel..... sounds like you read it on a message board somewhere.

Firstly, the 3 hours you spend online investigating a stock will get you about 5% of the information that the big boys have, who actually move the stock.

In a bull, the stock or sector is growing... PE ratios almost always run ahead of the rest of the market.... largely due to the fact that the growth of the company's sales is also factored in (i.e. the PEG ratio)

Also, stock movement usually LEADS actual company results... so by the time some event happens in a company, it is already priced into the stock.


How's that Sirius stock working out for you? Oh, sure you think it will make a comeback . . . but it won't.

I say we make a bet. Do you believe pps of Sirius will be higher six months from now? You must love losing money. It has been ~two/three months and you've lost more than 30% of your investment. I would love to hear more about your charting and technical analysis and how it is vital to losing one third of your investment.

Not to rub it in, but I doubled my money in Sirius, got out at $8.10, and found a legit stock to try to double again. Over the last two months I've only had a gain of 60% and I know it is going to continue to go up. Sometimes I wonder if I should have held onto that siri dog so that I wouldn't continue to get so excited about all of my investment profits.

Good luck to everyone who is hanging onto Sirius hoping for a miracle. You will need it.

How great is it to have FACTS prove who is right and who is wrong in this type of debate? I'll post an update in another couple of months to see how much more siri has gone down and how much higher my stock has gone.

Go analyze your "informed" opinion and please continue to ignore my "uninformed" opinion.


History proves predictors to be correct or moronic. Be careful who you listen to.

Morgan 03-12-2006 11:36 AM

keep an eye on NVDA

they've been kicking ass lately, not a fast mover, but new technology is about to be released which may cause a good jump.

Nvidia has developed a state of the art video processing unit for cellular phones that will take cell phone/pda graphics to the next next level.

Monk 03-16-2006 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
How's that Sirius stock working out for you?


hahaha.... I love it! Did you post this on a Sunday specifically so I would not be likely to see it? It only took you 2 months to reply.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
It has been ~two/three months and you've lost more than 30% of your investment. I would love to hear more about your charting and technical analysis and how it is vital to losing one third of your investment.

Not to rub it in, but I doubled my money in Sirius, got out at $8.10, and found a legit stock to try to double again. Over the last two months I've only had a gain of 60% and I know it is going to continue to go up. Sometimes I wonder if I should have held onto that siri dog so that I wouldn't continue to get so excited about all of my investment profits.

How great is it to have FACTS prove who is right and who is wrong in this type of debate?

Yeah... must be great to have the 'facts'. Is it a fact that I have held SIRI since my initial post? Apparently you like to invent 'facts'.... maybe your 60% return is another 'fact'?

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=siri,uu[e,a]waclyyay[d20030312,20061231][pb34!b8!c10!b200!b50!d20,2][vc60][iub14!la12,26,9!lh14,3!lc20!lg][J37280665,Y]&pref=G
I sold SIRI when it crossed below the diagonal line in this chart as that indicated some intermediate weakness..... and I made money on the transaction, thanks.

I actually came to this thread to post that its a good time to buy back into SIRI. If you look at the chart above, you can see that SIRI has a support/resistance line in the 4.20 area (which it has bounced off of 6 times in the past per the chart). This is a good indication the stock will find support in this area again. You can set a stop loss below the line (I would suggest 3.95 or so in this case) to give it some room to move. Normally, I would suggest a stop just under that line... but 4.00 is a round number and there is a chance it will want to go down and hit that. If you are risk averse though, you could set your stop at 4.10

The other reason I like it is because of the huge volume on its last big up move... now it has bounced around between 4 and 8 on pretty light volume.



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Originally Posted by Hey You . . . I Know You!
I say we make a bet. Do you believe pps of Sirius will be higher six months from now? You must love losing money.

Sounds good. Let's paper trade this stock for the next month (or 6 months, if you like) Each of us can either be long or short or on the sidelines at any particular time. We will each start with $10,000 paper money and see who ends up with more money at the end of the month. All trades must be announced immediately, so the purchase or sale price can be verified i.e. you can't come in here hours or days after the fact claiming you made a trade at a particular price.

Winner gets $10,000 real dollars from the loser.

Oh, and feel free to post your 60% winner stock transactions going forward, would love to see them.

BigB 03-16-2006 08:41 AM

Welp..

Kramer from MadMoney made me good $$ this last year
I gots to thank him for Hansen Juices HANS

With the delay just announced on the Sony PS3...
... Im gonna buy some Microsoft.



Big B


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