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post #441 of 549
12/8/08 at 11:28pm
thanks for the info
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post #442 of 549
12/9/08 at 1:57pm
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Qbsbb9,

You're welcome!

Guapo

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thanks for the info
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post #443 of 549
12/10/08 at 3:58am
What a good thread. Thanks for the lessons. I hope I can make it pay off.
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post #444 of 549
12/10/08 at 4:28am
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Rich,

Thanks for your nice compliment. Good luck in your trading!

Guapo

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What a good thread. Thanks for the lessons. I hope I can make it pay off.
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post #445 of 549
12/10/08 at 4:37am
Sounds like i can almost pay my rent with penny stocks
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post #446 of 549
12/27/08 at 6:13pm
I like forming controlling interests in pinkies with caps of like 300 bux, because there is really good stuff out there; you just have to look.

Also, ECSPQ and FNIX.
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post #447 of 549
1/8/09 at 2:01am
Guapo what is a good way to track after market trades to detect pennies stocks that may have insider trading.
Right now im just keeping my Streamer program open after the market closes but am not sure if that is a good way to go.
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post #448 of 549
1/9/09 at 9:17am
Thread Starter 
Chemicals,

Penny stocks don't trade after hours. There is a form insiders have to submit to the SEC when they trade their own personal stock. I don't remember the form name however. I never pay attention to insider trading on penny stocks. It doesn't matter what insiders are doing with penny stocks since the owners control the majority of the stock anyway.

Pennies are not the same as big board stocks. It is a mistake to think so.

Guapo



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Guapo what is a good way to track after market trades to detect pennies stocks that may have insider trading.
Right now im just keeping my Streamer program open after the market closes but am not sure if that is a good way to go.
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post #449 of 549
1/17/09 at 9:29pm
Noobie here and I really enjoyed what you had to say. I'll take your advice and move with it into the future. Hopefully it works out for me.
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post #450 of 549
1/18/09 at 1:46am
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Pgusexy1688,

Great! Glad to hear you enjoyed the thread. Good luck with your trading!

Guapo

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Noobie here and I really enjoyed what you had to say. I'll take your advice and move with it into the future. Hopefully it works out for me.
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post #451 of 549
1/29/09 at 1:38am

pretty awesome post

very knowledgeable
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post #452 of 549
1/29/09 at 2:44am
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GreenInvestor,

Thanks. I'm glad you like the thread.

Guapo

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very knowledgeable
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post #453 of 549
1/31/09 at 11:14am
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The latest update for JMON (old symbol JMCP) had been added to the article "A Post-Split Analysis Of JMCP". You can find the article here:

http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums...&postcount=340

The update is near the bottom under: ****** Start - Latest Update 31 January 2009 ******

There's not much to report but the info is there for those interested.

Check the second index on page 26 for other articles on JMCP - JMON.

Guapo
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post #454 of 549
2/8/09 at 12:46am
Excellent thread.
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post #455 of 549
2/8/09 at 5:15am
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A1,

Thanks. Glad you found it useful!

Guapo

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Excellent thread.
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post #456 of 549
3/2/09 at 11:34pm

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post #457 of 549
3/21/09 at 7:26pm
A great thread, Guapo! I just finished reading it and it took me a few days. You may be tired of hearing this but thanks very much for your efforts, this is a great thing for all investors.

The pennies seem to almost always go down so making money on them means kind of working against the tide, finding the rare spots when they go up. I decided early in the thread I wasn't going to be trading pennies but the info you give is applicable in many cases to regular stocks. I'm not saying it's the same but factors like shares outstanding, a/s, name changes, reverse splits and so on are worth watching on any stock. Also, the influence of pr's on share price, how to analyze pr statements and so on.

I have a question. I finally figured out that a/s means authorized shares but could you explain the relationship between a/s, which I guess means shares not yet distributed, o/s and the float? Are some outstanding shares not in the float and if so, how is that?

It sounds like you have shifted from pennies to options which tells me options might be easier to make money on. Not easy, just relatively easier. Are you concentrating on penny stock options or all price range options?
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post #458 of 549
3/23/09 at 9:31am
Thanks a million. This clarified alot for me. Any other advise is welcome in my book.
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post #459 of 549
3/23/09 at 12:17pm
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Retirerich,

Thanks. I'm glad you like the thread. No, not tired of hearing from readers. The thread is for newbies so I'm always happen to read their comments when they find the thread useful.

The pennies have been very slow lately because the market is down and less folks are playing them. The fewer people trading the pennies, the less they move; and I don't think maybe folks are messing with the pennies right now.

Authorized shares (A/S) are the total number of shares the company has.

Outstanding shares (O/S) are those in the O/S plus all shares that are owned by the company, company owners, and any that have been issued. For example in a private placement, shares may be sold to an individual or perhaps shares exchanged with another company.

The float is all shares that may be traded on the open market. Shares owned by company owners, by people in private placements and swaps with another company may be restricted and therefore aren't in the float, so there might be shares in the O/S that aren't in the float but eventually they will get there when the owners sell them, after the time limit on restricted shares have expired, for example.

Penny stock companies normally do not have options so I trade options of companies on the exchanges.

Hope this helps, and thanks again.

Guapo

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A great thread, Guapo! I just finished reading it and it took me a few days. You may be tired of hearing this but thanks very much for your efforts, this is a great thing for all investors.

The pennies seem to almost always go down so making money on them means kind of working against the tide, finding the rare spots when they go up. I decided early in the thread I wasn't going to be trading pennies but the info you give is applicable in many cases to regular stocks. I'm not saying it's the same but factors like shares outstanding, a/s, name changes, reverse splits and so on are worth watching on any stock. Also, the influence of pr's on share price, how to analyze pr statements and so on.

I have a question. I finally figured out that a/s means authorized shares but could you explain the relationship between a/s, which I guess means shares not yet distributed, o/s and the float? Are some outstanding shares not in the float and if so, how is that?

It sounds like you have shifted from pennies to options which tells me options might be easier to make money on. Not easy, just relatively easier. Are you concentrating on penny stock options or all price range options?
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post #460 of 549
3/23/09 at 12:53pm
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Craig D,

You're welcome. I'm glad the thread helped you.

Guapo

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Thanks a million. This clarified alot for me. Any other advise is welcome in my book.
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