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Yeah looking solid on that guy

My main point though if u gonna roll the die on stuff like this at least do it in something that remotely shows promise

Not pizza joints...that from a previous kuwl load the boat thread....or crappy iPhone apps looked at cdiv apps seem like crap....or eigh in some sort of sports attire with little pr....

At least with grno it looks like they actually doing something that has promise and oil exploration up in Montana, north and south Dakota only gonna boom more now with the offshore problems
 

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EIGH has a retail store opening in the fall @ a development being built right now called Limegrove (limegrove.com)...will be neighbors with some very popular retailers. hopefully the retail store can generate some income. im underwater on it now but im taking a wait and see approach. based upon the "herd" mentality of the FLD, Monk crew GRNO profits will spill over into EIGH and the other plays.
 

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You need something that brings in REAL investment not just the purported hoarders vs mm shorts stuff
 

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bad breakdown on CDIV today (kuwl gave us a target of 3 by end of august LOL) below the 200 DMA....looks like the supposed "team" losing the battle on that one....also i notice he pretty much nailed the top on that one....3-16 tread started....at that time CDIV was topping out in the 60-70 cent range...i still say this is a total scam of a made up story to get people to buy in so those that piled in on the ramp up to this point can get liquidate their built up positions....

only one i give some hope is grno and looks like its now at least taking a rest after the latest ramp
 

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i agree 100% i dont think these are investments...they are merely dice rolls like everything else on the OTC Pink markets. theres winners and losers just like in anything else. i wouldnt put my rent money into ANYTHING on the OTC
 

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this is a gambling forum; ain't it?

pink, don't think..

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nice recovering on GRNO friday...was down 15% at one point and rallied back to end up 4%....had all business dumping and the boo birds were circling.....might have some more life left in it after all....EIGH had zilch as far as volume to end the week. these things need volume to move and EIGH just ain't got it...she's dead in the water till some volume comes in.
 

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might roll the die on grno to a pullback near the 200 DMA or something.....fan of what they actually do.....might run more who knows but wouldn't be touch it after a 20 to 60 cent ramp in a few weeks

eigh like i said above just a garbage stock....maybe you'll be able to get some near term pump and dump outta it or something....but long term no hope
 

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GRNO retreating now its PNTV thats on the move +41%...welcome to the wild world of pennies
 

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if it's going to happen i think you'll see it in GRNO within the next week or so....

being pressed HARD right now. other non-monk related penny hype/analysis companies are calling for the squeeze starting today into next week.

if this does actually happen money should flood into the others. i'm still unsure of it but i am closely watching the developments.
 

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grno looks exhausted with near term divergences building...might have a long term future but looks like its ready to take a break after a nice ramp

the others as i've stated before are likely dead money...including this PNTV thing....CDIV continues to bleed day after day....and EIGH looks like its about to follow CDIV's path starting to crack the 200 DMA to the downside
 

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I mean if u look at these spec plays overall they have had massive runs since the march bottom

But now that the bear returning the spec money drying up

To have any hope going forward you need to at least be in a company with a remote hope for the future long term and grno the only one I'd say that does....these others just garbage spec plays
 

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GRNO could not get over the hump but believe some manipulation is in play here. How can you have that kind of buying at those prices and not see the bid/ask move up? That shows that it is being held down.

Can't be sure on the others CDIV and EIGH are not moving as I think some moved out of those to chase GRNO. I am in all three. I think having 4 in play may have diluted the buying power of most of the "new" members attracted to Monk's group. I have invested all I can into this theory.

Of this topic - look at KATX. Not the typical pink. Expecting news on several fronts with this one.

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CDIV just went up 100% in about 60 seconds...

obviously its gotten killed lately but these stinky pinky's are like time bombs on the upside and downside
 

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was overdue for a bounce of some sort...likely just a near term spike before heading to a new low....

i might toss a bit at GRNO if it pulls back to near its 200 DMA (currently at 27 cents but rising)

takin' a break now after the recent ramp....
 

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Also the chart just looks a ton healthier on GRNO vs. say EIGH and CDIV....

EIGH and CDIV the 50 DMA is about to bust on through the 200 to downside....they had their huge spikes but they didn't undergo much healthy consolidation along the way...just look like pump and dumps.....pumped during the speculative "reflation" of the overall equity markets....and dumping now that the bear returning.....

GRNO has had more healthy consolidation along the way as it has its spikes and than sideways/down consolidation for months on end.....

200 DMA has held throughout since it took off in jun 09 and the 50 DMA has stayed quite clear of the 200...

think GRNO will be a solid play around the 200 DMA...and if you see a significant volume move down through the 200 DMA you can dump it and take a minor loss.....
 

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also FYI GRNO has a pump and dump history

granted the old CEO is now gone and such....plus the stock is only cents now.....

so even if it turns out to be a sham long term with all these positive press releases.....you are getting in low and can dump in the dollars if it makes it there again LOL

this article from 1999 when the pump and dump schemes were obviously rampant and massive with the tech bubble speculative insanity

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[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Univers]BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : MAY 24, 1999 ISSUE[/FONT]

Investor Beware of Web Talk
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Univers]Internet buzz about a hot stock could be cause for alarm[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]Thousands of investors must have thought they hit the jackpot when they found the message boards for Green Oasis Environmental. More than 8,000 posts on popular America Online and Silicon Investor message boards discussed the Charleston (S.C.) company that claimed its machinery could turn waste motor oil into diesel fuel.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]One particularly diligent investor, Ron Reece of Alexandria, Va., kept visitors abreast of test results on the machinery and contracts the company was likely to land, including one with a utility. As the buzz grew louder, Green Oasis' share price started moving. In a year, it went from below $2 to $10 by February, 1997--making it seem as hot as Reece intimated. According to the Securities & Exchange Commission, the machine didn't work as promised. SEC investigators say the potential contracts never existed, and Reece--despite his claims otherwise--was being compensated by Green Oasis.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]As the stock price soared, company officers dumped more than 700,000 Green Oasis shares they bought at an average of $1.13, taking home about $2.3 million. The stock recently was 12 cents a share. The SEC last September brought a civil action against Green Oasis, CEO William Carraway, his wife, Mary Ann, and Reece, accusing them of misleading investors. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Charleston, seeks a return of the profits from the trades. Carraway says he and his wife will contest the SEC suit. Reece did not return a message left on his answering machine.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]ABUSES. The Internet, with its bulletin boards, chat rooms, and electronic newsletters, makes it so easy to disseminate false and misleading information that even the smartest investor runs the risk of getting burned. ''Any con artist not on the Net should be sued for malpractice,'' Peter Hildreth, a New Hampshire state securities regulator told a Senate governmental affairs subcommittee at a hearing last March on Internet fraud.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]Indeed, cyber-securities abuses are so widespread that ''online, we get 200 to 300 complaints a day, mainly about bulletin-board advice and Web sites,'' says David Levine, senior adviser to the SEC's director of enforcement. With online trading accounting for 37% of all trades by individuals, complaints to the SEC have more than tripled in the past year. The SEC and state regulators are expanding Web policing, but enforcement is uncoordinated and spotty.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]The SEC has what it calls a ''cyberforce,'' some 240 employees who each surf the Net for suspicious postings two to three hours a week. They report to the Office of Internet Enforcement, which is staffed by four officers. The first SEC police sweep of the Web last October found 235 illegally promoted microcap stocks. The agency filed 23 actions against 44 people who were promoting the companies--generally cease-and-desist orders, which simply means a judge orders the company to stop breaking the law. Companies such as America Online and Yahoo! monitor their bulletin boards. But they also do little to miscreants, mainly posting warning information or, in extreme cases, canceling accounts.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]SLIPPERY TIPSTERS. While you never can be sure about any blind tip on the Net, scams do have typical earmarks. Recognizing them can keep you from being taken. Green Oasis investors, for example, already were taking a chance by playing a thinly traded stock, which are the easiest to manipulate. Many investors also overlooked such items as the same office address for the ''analyst'' who issued a ''Flash--Aggressive Buy Recommendation'' and the public-relations firm that published press releases on the company. Still, there's no sure way to know if an online tipster is just an interested party or a paid shill. Moreover, it's easy for one person to create a bulletin board full of posts under different identities--or even counterfeit Web sites to which posts can direct surfers to go to confirm a tip.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]Chat-room information is even more slippery than bulletin boards. These online chats don't readily leave a tidy trail back to a tipster. Although scamsters are likely to reach fewer people in a chat room than on a bulletin board, it's a good place to get a buzz going about a company and a good place to direct people to boards with bogus offerings.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]As for Web pages and electronic newsletters that promise hot stock picks, always check for a disclosure statement that may reveal if the newsletter is paid by the companies it writes about. A vague or blanket warning, such as ''Directors of this newsletter may hold stock or receive compensation from some companies we write about,'' should make you wary. And double-check with SEC (www.sec.gov) and state securities regulators, who can tell you if an online publication has been in trouble.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]Despite the pitfalls of getting stock information from the Net, there are those who swear by the boards. Take Bradford Hughes, a sales associate at Texas Instruments in Dallas, who began trading online four years ago as a college freshman. After some initial setbacks, he claims to have built a $65,000 portfolio from an initial stake of about $6,000. He pins his success partially on bulletin-board tips. His strategy? First, he looks for messages with header titles ''OT'' for ''off topic'' and a stock symbol. That means that while the message isn't directly related to the board's subject, it is urgent and worth checking out. When the tip is well-reasoned and detailed--or if the tip is by someone who has been good in the past--he considers it. But if he sees the same tip on several boards, it may be a ''pump-and-dump'' scheme, in which scamsters ramp up a stock, short it, and then profit by urging investors to sell.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]Even with these precautions, remember that without an independent third-party confirmation, ''free chat-room advice is worth what you pay for it,'' says Philip Feigin, executive director of the North American Securities Administrators Assn., which represents state securities regulators. In the end, all the hot tips in the world can't substitute for doing your homework.[/FONT]

[FONT=TimesNewRoman,Times,Serif]BY ROY FURCHGOTT [/FONT]

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1999? that was eleven years ago. The guys doing that P&D are long gone. This is not even close to being that company. New mgt and real business plan. This was a waste of your time. IMO

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EIGH is the mover this week....3 million plus volume today up 20%...40% for the week...tomorrow am should bounce higher then i would expect some selling in the pm for the weekend

i think you could just follow the money within these float lock plays and do alright....they all seem rigged with big money easily moving them all over the place
 

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