NYBD Discussion 08/13/2014 18:52:51 $NYBD
I didn't leave them out. The website did. But good point.
Hey you left out a few options what about the company and insiders selling on the buying volume caused by the PR
Yep, happens all the time to buy cheaper shares. Bingo. Is maddening, but part of it.
$NYBD DAILY COMPARISON CHART
CANT WAIT TO BE BACK AT 52 week HIGH .0161
Stock goes down on PR? WHY? I found some answers
More often than not, when a firm releases an earnings report the market will react to this news by adjusting the firm's stock price. This stock price is based on the expectations investors have for the firm's earning potential. Earnings are a significant underlying evaluation factor when determining the price of a stock; they are also a factor that could change a stock's price very quickly.
If a firm issues an earnings report that does not meet investors' expectations, the stock's price will likely drop. For example, let's say that XYZ Corp. has a forecasted earnings per share of $0.75, and historically, the firm has never missed an earnings target. Investors, on the other hand, believe that XYZ will earn more than $0.85 per share, and think that the firm is currently undervalued. Let's say that XYZ releases an earnings report of $0.83 per share. That seems like good news (they beat the analyst's forecast), but investors see this differently. Because they believed that XYZ should earn more than the $0.83 per share before its earnings were announced, the stock's price was actually bid upwards to a price that reflected that earnings expectation. Because the earnings of $0.83 per share is less than what the current market price can support, the stock price will fall as investors sell off their shares.
Another possible explanations for a news report creating a sell-off of a stock could relate to noise traders. A noise trader does not analyze the fundamentals of a prospective investment. Instead, noise traders make trades based on news or technical analysis indicators. For example, suppose that XYZ has the same forecasts and results as above, and there is a sell-off of the stock. A noise trader who is watching the sell-off occur will follow the trend and sell his or her shares too. This will cause an even steeper decline in XYZ's stock price.
While there are many possible explanations for this type of phenomenon, the most important thing for an investor to remember is to think more about the long-term profitability of a company. For example, an avid investor may see the sell-off as a good time to buy into XYZ (hey, they beat earnings), and take a long position in the belief that XYZ will continue to be profitable.
http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/st...odnews.asp
less then 2Months of Dilution dropped nybd.0161 to.0011
the next month dilution dropped it to .0008
so 3 Months nybd dropped from .0161 to .0008 and has been in Triples each n every month since then made afew bounces above triples but always dropped right back down to triples.000`s
all while the O/S increased from 86M to over 2.1B n current O/S is unknown CEO Rob is hidin it now.
CEO Rob UNGAG the TA so we can know the SS of nybd Stop Hidin it!!!!!!
looks like many dont have a clue about manipulation before massive runs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_manipulation
Looking forward to it. Even 3 digits good enough for me. $nybd$
cant control the day trading activities
I didn't leave them out. The website did. But good point.
Hey you left out a few options what about the company and insiders selling on the buying volume caused by the PR
Yep, happens all the time to buy cheaper shares. Bingo. Is maddening, but part of it.
$NYBD DAILY COMPARISON CHART
CANT WAIT TO BE BACK AT 52 week HIGH .0161
Stock goes down on PR? WHY? I found some answers
More often than not, when a firm releases an earnings report the market will react to this news by adjusting the firm's stock price. This stock price is based on the expectations investors have for the firm's earning potential. Earnings are a significant underlying evaluation factor when determining the price of a stock; they are also a factor that could change a stock's price very quickly.
If a firm issues an earnings report that does not meet investors' expectations, the stock's price will likely drop. For example, let's say that XYZ Corp. has a forecasted earnings per share of $0.75, and historically, the firm has never missed an earnings target. Investors, on the other hand, believe that XYZ will earn more than $0.85 per share, and think that the firm is currently undervalued. Let's say that XYZ releases an earnings report of $0.83 per share. That seems like good news (they beat the analyst's forecast), but investors see this differently. Because they believed that XYZ should earn more than the $0.83 per share before its earnings were announced, the stock's price was actually bid upwards to a price that reflected that earnings expectation. Because the earnings of $0.83 per share is less than what the current market price can support, the stock price will fall as investors sell off their shares.
Another possible explanations for a news report creating a sell-off of a stock could relate to noise traders. A noise trader does not analyze the fundamentals of a prospective investment. Instead, noise traders make trades based on news or technical analysis indicators. For example, suppose that XYZ has the same forecasts and results as above, and there is a sell-off of the stock. A noise trader who is watching the sell-off occur will follow the trend and sell his or her shares too. This will cause an even steeper decline in XYZ's stock price.
While there are many possible explanations for this type of phenomenon, the most important thing for an investor to remember is to think more about the long-term profitability of a company. For example, an avid investor may see the sell-off as a good time to buy into XYZ (hey, they beat earnings), and take a long position in the belief that XYZ will continue to be profitable.
http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/st...odnews.asp
less then 2Months of Dilution dropped nybd.0161 to.0011
the next month dilution dropped it to .0008
so 3 Months nybd dropped from .0161 to .0008 and has been in Triples each n every month since then made afew bounces above triples but always dropped right back down to triples.000`s
all while the O/S increased from 86M to over 2.1B n current O/S is unknown CEO Rob is hidin it now.
CEO Rob UNGAG the TA so we can know the SS of nybd Stop Hidin it!!!!!!
looks like many dont have a clue about manipulation before massive runs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_manipulation
Looking forward to it. Even 3 digits good enough for me. $nybd$
cant control the day trading activities
