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post #9541 of 20227
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Originally Posted by Acegraphix View Post
For an optimistic view (basic):

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I mentioned .08 as resistance in the past, but if you look back to 2007, it was just that.
post #9542 of 20227
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Originally Posted by 22rowdy View Post
"SpongeTech(R) Delivery Systems, Inc., The Smarter Sponge(TM), (OTCBB: SPNG) is pleased to announce that its Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer and Board Members have been purchasing SpongeTech(R)'s common shares in the open market. Together the team has purchased approximately 18.2 million (eighteen million two hundred thousand) shares of the 722.86 millions shares issued and outstanding as reported in the Company's 3rd Quarter 2009 filing."

Haha, not retiring any of these shares either, I guess. Looks like future compensation (just like I've stated over and over).

"The Fiscal Year 2009 and the 4th Quarter numbers are expected to be released in its Annual Report on Form 10-K at the end of August 2009."

Hmmm...waiting until the last minute to release the 10-K? Shocking! I'll be even more surprised when they file it late...

Wouldn't want to let those dilution numbers out sooner than need be, AMIRITE?!

Nice action today, I'm unconvinced...still.

Could you at least address why the float would have been decreased by 100 millions shares?

Unconvinced still? Already missed %50.
As i mentioned the other day, .08 was long term resistance, therefore the purchase of more shares at this level was not as risky as some may have made it seem.
post #9543 of 20227
Maybe I missed something, don't you mean support as opposed to resistance?
post #9544 of 20227
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Originally Posted by Polsih1 View Post
You know what I did when I was lais off? Day traded FAS from 2.50 to 10.

Talk about a aupplemental paycheck. Turned my 1500 into 10,000 in about 2 weeks while the entire thread was filled with "tomorrow is FAZ day." or "I dont get this market" bs.
Good luck.
Wow. Props to you, Polsih. How long before you realized 'hey, I may not need a job after all'...
post #9545 of 20227
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Originally Posted by MC View Post
Sorry fellas.
I was axed from Ingram Micro (IM) 12/22 after 5 hard months of work related surgery/complications/recovery. Merry Christmas to me. This was a company I gave 1/3rd of my life to (10 years).
That is miserable. Good luck to you.
post #9546 of 20227
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Originally Posted by Quickinvestment View Post
I know getting laid off hurts... Just prolly going to go to school now or air force.
SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL. Airforce. In that order.
post #9547 of 20227
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Originally Posted by Polsih1 View Post
You know what I did when I was laid off? Day traded FAS from 2.50 to 10.

Talk about a aupplemental paycheck. Turned my 1500 into 10,000 in about 2 weeks while the entire thread was filled with "tomorrow is FAZ day." or "I dont get this market" bs.
Good luck.
Good for you, I have to empathise with people getting laid off. With a long work history and education it's not nice to have to give it up and face potential poverty. I have one question for polish how did polish day trade with only $1,500 in his margin.
post #9548 of 20227
MC I generally order stock from Ingram or TechData. From now on, it's TechData...
post #9549 of 20227
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Originally Posted by Polsih1 View Post
by chance do you have an obsession with auditors?
I don't think so, although I used to be one (briefly) and did pass the CPA exam.

Changing auditors is a material event. I find the info in their previous 10Qs and 10Ks to be very questionable (such as 18% of sales coming from Russia etc etc.) Just wondering what their reasoning is for hiding the identity of their new auditor. Shouldn't everyone here wonder that? EVERYTHING that people are posting and believe in comes directly from the company.
post #9550 of 20227
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Originally Posted by WeebleWobble View Post
I don't think so, although I used to be one (briefly) and did pass the CPA exam.

Changing auditors is a material event. I find the info in their previous 10Qs and 10Ks to be very questionable (such as 18% of sales coming from Russia etc etc.) Just wondering what their reasoning is for hiding the identity of their new auditor. Shouldn't everyone here wonder that? EVERYTHING that people are posting and believe in comes directly from the company.
Weeble, have you seen Conspiracy Theory? Do you eat pudding out of lockable containers?
post #9551 of 20227
Up to 12.3
post #9552 of 20227
Lots of activity today should be decent..
post #9553 of 20227
i am liking the early action and follow up to the past 3 days so far...may have to get in...
post #9554 of 20227
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Originally Posted by wolfdogKC View Post
MC I generally order stock from Ingram or TechData. From now on, it's TechData...
Ingram Micro always charged more, you've been robbed.
But seriously...we had value add services like tech support with American skilled labor that made the cost difference worthwhile for our customers. We had by far the king kong of tech support in that industry. Now it's all Phillipinos that try but have a nasty language barrier and very limited tech knowledge. That and college interns in the Buffalo office who also have very limited knowledge. All the great techs are long gone and moved on, I wish I followed and left on my terms.

You wanna talk about greed? Ingram's net profit for the year was like 140 million. Those cheap pricks couldn't even foot a few grand to throw tech support a picnic. They wanted us to pay $5 or $10 for a family. I told our department managers how insane I thought that was...they didn't get it.

Anyhow. Tech data isn't better....they actually were the first in the industry to take away the 401k retirement plan from their people. It's a greed thing across the board in corporate America. A major recession or even a depression was needed to correct wage issues and level the playing field for workers and small businesses. After the smoke clears many new businesses and ideas get their start because the risk is much lower than while in a bubble or faked recovery created by bloating the money supply/lending pool.


/RANT
post #9555 of 20227
Quote:
Originally Posted by MC View Post
Ingram Micro always charged more, you've been robbed.
But seriously...we had value add services like tech support with American skilled labor that made the cost difference worthwhile for our customers. We had by far the king kong of tech support in that industry. Now it's all Phillipinos that try but have a nasty language barrier and very limited tech knowledge. That and college interns in the Buffalo office who also have very limited knowledge. All the great techs are long gone and moved on, I wish I followed and left on my terms.

You wanna talk about greed? Ingram's net profit for the year was like 140 million. Those cheap pricks couldn't even foot a few grand to throw tech support a picnic. They wanted us to pay $5 or $10 for a family. I told our department managers how insane I thought that was...they didn't get it.

Anyhow. Tech data isn't better....they actually were the first in the industry to take away the 401k retirement plan from their people. It's a greed thing across the board in corporate America. A major recession or even a depression was needed to correct wage issues and level the playing field for workers and small businesses. After the smoke clears many new businesses and ideas get their start because the risk is much lower than while in a bubble or faked recovery created by bloating the money supply/lending pool.


/RANT
I actually only order from Ingram's liquidation bid through Sam Damm. We would only pay like .20-.30 on the dollar for open box customer returns and then resell them... Same deal for TechData (bad box), CDW, Zones, etc.
post #9556 of 20227
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Originally Posted by Polsih1 View Post
I mentioned .08 as resistance in the past, but if you look back to 2007, it was just that.
Nice clean TA, the way it's meant to be. And the way it works for traders.

I'll also mention the macd histogram divergence on the 2nd lower low, other than that you see market structure the same way I do.

Edit-----
Was intending to quote Ace's chart. Though polsih using resistance turned support is clean basic TA as well. Props to you guys.
post #9557 of 20227
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Originally Posted by wolfdogKC View Post
I actually only order from Ingram's liquidation bid through Sam Damm. We would only pay like .20-.30 on the dollar for open box customer returns and then resell them... Same deal for TechData (bad box), CDW, Zones, etc.
HRMMMM. Not a bad lil gig ya got going there.
I'll forgive you for aiding the company that raped me with no lube.

By no lube, I mean they used my workers comp issue as a way to let me go before their layoffs (which they had already announced internally). So they "terminated" me with NO severance. If laid off I would have gotten 12 weeks severance pay, why not ditch me and save a few bucks like they did with the picnic ya know?
post #9558 of 20227
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Originally Posted by kevin1612 View Post
i am liking the early action and follow up to the past 3 days so far...may have to get in...

Come on man, get off that fence! You know you wanna!

j/k!
post #9559 of 20227
Do it or lose..
post #9560 of 20227
Nice stock. Bought in around at .04 and sold around .11. Only a few more penny stocks to get rid of.
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