NavyMikes deleted post from Ihub: Sad reality
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Posted On: 11/09/2013 12:31:06 PM
NavyMikes deleted post from Ihub:
Sad reality of the sell on news effect. This news is bigger than most people understand. This is definitive proof of the disappearance of a known cause for dilution.
Also when debts are resolved in general this further improves the fundamentals of the company which will lead to the stock price working to make a move that trades around a median of the fundamental value. The cause of both the run up and return in price were more a result of super short term traders. Even my group that does accumulate large positions through healthy buying and selling would not sell on a fundamental revaluation.
In penny land it is my opinion that there are 2 things to look for before really working your position to determine just how long you are.
There are stocks out there that run on prs that are never followed through on and also pump and dumps. For those it can be nice to realize what it is you are trading and ride momentum and recognizing where it truly is you should be selling.
This is actually how this one started for me. There was momentum based on good prs that generated momentum. The signs were there to sell it all around .091 on the last run.
But through the expected large drop you get in pretty much every similar situation, as you begin to see follow through on the prior publicity you truly become confident in that long term hold.
Some just buy and hold while really not being able to do anything to offer support to their position other than spam the ihub boards on it. And others use the normal trading patterns known to occur in every chart there has ever been to identify points where it is ok to take some off the table so that you then have available cash to offer support to your stock with. This cash available offers a lot of strength to your stock as it makes its normal trading cycles as you can assist it in having continual volume and bigger bids you and others can easily be doing allow the stock to make firmly guided bounces. That cash also helps because you can the buy on the ask to drive prices higher for the next run.
Believe it or not, you don't need a large account to trade in this manner. And when doing it properly you end up building over time a much larger position in it than you could have ever just bought once and held.
But as you get news like we did thursdsy, you simply trust the fundamentals and don't let short term trading scare you out while you allow the time for the price to then trade around a range that reflects the updated fundamentals.
Luckily for us, this debt reduction immediately puts our fundamental revaluation in the range of .09333 and .146 for a range it should reach and trade between with no other changes fundamentally. Take into account that this is also not even accounting for projected financial and literally only in what we know to be fact. And that is what is filed thus far.
So just because the fundamental trading range changed and we didn't just gap up to it does not mean anything. Stocks will still typically make their way there and the length of time is not always easily predictable.
But as we begin to see speculation turn into fact here we must now actually trust in that no matter what short term effect made on chart due to those day trading and such, we owe it to ourselves and our stock to hold until we make it into the new trading range.
And if you are truly interested in keeping your stock trading in a healthy msnner, you trade your potion in a way that doesn't continue to bury your funds all in one place, but by trading around your core position so that you are in turn able to support your stock financially at the points it requires you to do so.
I'm sure the regulars here and on every ihub board for any stock will spend all weekend positing repeat information constantly in regards to this stock since they either A) have nothing better to do with their life B) are receiving compensation for the number of posts they make C) have way to much invested in a single position causing them to over infatuated themselves with it and allow it to control their life. But I have better things to do.
I'm sure we will see the same posts worded different ways time and time again over the weekend because people seem to think that getting their bosrd up in the ihub listing is actually a good thing. Those people don't understand that all that does is get you noticed by the people you don't want to see in your stock, that being the day traders and even the shorts.
So as you begin to contemplate how much you may he spamming this bosrd this weekend repeating the same information we all know already, just remember that those things actually attract the people you don't want to see. And the worst ones would be the momentum pumpers who come in and run things to hard and too fast which means you are forced to sell or suffer through larger drops than what are normal when those people who don't deserve to live are present.
You all have a great weekend, enjoy the time away from your infatuation that if all you are counting in is ihub and not performing your own DD in the proper ways will generally lead to disappointment, and just be a normal human being this weekend.
I finally got some of my ihub privileged back after getting some jail time after exposing some pumpers for taking advantage of novice traders as they were unloading. Apparently ihub likes them better than honest people so I got my hand slapped a bit. So if there is anything you would like to ask me based on my targets and reasoning in this stock then pm me as I don't want to post other than this one on the board this weekend because I'd like it to not be on the radars of those who aren't welcomed.
Sad reality of the sell on news effect. This news is bigger than most people understand. This is definitive proof of the disappearance of a known cause for dilution.
Also when debts are resolved in general this further improves the fundamentals of the company which will lead to the stock price working to make a move that trades around a median of the fundamental value. The cause of both the run up and return in price were more a result of super short term traders. Even my group that does accumulate large positions through healthy buying and selling would not sell on a fundamental revaluation.
In penny land it is my opinion that there are 2 things to look for before really working your position to determine just how long you are.
There are stocks out there that run on prs that are never followed through on and also pump and dumps. For those it can be nice to realize what it is you are trading and ride momentum and recognizing where it truly is you should be selling.
This is actually how this one started for me. There was momentum based on good prs that generated momentum. The signs were there to sell it all around .091 on the last run.
But through the expected large drop you get in pretty much every similar situation, as you begin to see follow through on the prior publicity you truly become confident in that long term hold.
Some just buy and hold while really not being able to do anything to offer support to their position other than spam the ihub boards on it. And others use the normal trading patterns known to occur in every chart there has ever been to identify points where it is ok to take some off the table so that you then have available cash to offer support to your stock with. This cash available offers a lot of strength to your stock as it makes its normal trading cycles as you can assist it in having continual volume and bigger bids you and others can easily be doing allow the stock to make firmly guided bounces. That cash also helps because you can the buy on the ask to drive prices higher for the next run.
Believe it or not, you don't need a large account to trade in this manner. And when doing it properly you end up building over time a much larger position in it than you could have ever just bought once and held.
But as you get news like we did thursdsy, you simply trust the fundamentals and don't let short term trading scare you out while you allow the time for the price to then trade around a range that reflects the updated fundamentals.
Luckily for us, this debt reduction immediately puts our fundamental revaluation in the range of .09333 and .146 for a range it should reach and trade between with no other changes fundamentally. Take into account that this is also not even accounting for projected financial and literally only in what we know to be fact. And that is what is filed thus far.
So just because the fundamental trading range changed and we didn't just gap up to it does not mean anything. Stocks will still typically make their way there and the length of time is not always easily predictable.
But as we begin to see speculation turn into fact here we must now actually trust in that no matter what short term effect made on chart due to those day trading and such, we owe it to ourselves and our stock to hold until we make it into the new trading range.
And if you are truly interested in keeping your stock trading in a healthy msnner, you trade your potion in a way that doesn't continue to bury your funds all in one place, but by trading around your core position so that you are in turn able to support your stock financially at the points it requires you to do so.
I'm sure the regulars here and on every ihub board for any stock will spend all weekend positing repeat information constantly in regards to this stock since they either A) have nothing better to do with their life B) are receiving compensation for the number of posts they make C) have way to much invested in a single position causing them to over infatuated themselves with it and allow it to control their life. But I have better things to do.
I'm sure we will see the same posts worded different ways time and time again over the weekend because people seem to think that getting their bosrd up in the ihub listing is actually a good thing. Those people don't understand that all that does is get you noticed by the people you don't want to see in your stock, that being the day traders and even the shorts.
So as you begin to contemplate how much you may he spamming this bosrd this weekend repeating the same information we all know already, just remember that those things actually attract the people you don't want to see. And the worst ones would be the momentum pumpers who come in and run things to hard and too fast which means you are forced to sell or suffer through larger drops than what are normal when those people who don't deserve to live are present.
You all have a great weekend, enjoy the time away from your infatuation that if all you are counting in is ihub and not performing your own DD in the proper ways will generally lead to disappointment, and just be a normal human being this weekend.
I finally got some of my ihub privileged back after getting some jail time after exposing some pumpers for taking advantage of novice traders as they were unloading. Apparently ihub likes them better than honest people so I got my hand slapped a bit. So if there is anything you would like to ask me based on my targets and reasoning in this stock then pm me as I don't want to post other than this one on the board this weekend because I'd like it to not be on the radars of those who aren't welcomed.
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