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Does anyone have an extra 74K laying around? I wouldn't mind taking possession of my four January 185 calls on apple. For the life of me, I am having a hard time hitting the sell button even though i have surpassed my target of 210. Hate leaving money on the table and if it hits 220, it would be an extra 4k. I remember my 2nd or 3rd trade this yr too. I bought an 80 call on apple in march sometime. I REALLY SHOULD HAVE EXCERCISED THAT OPTION.
I remember the day they confirmed Jobs was going to take a LOA and the stock "plummeted" to $85. I knew that would be a long term winner but decided to go with Rio Tinto... a week ahead of the China Spy scandal. Ooops.
 
Don't look now, FEED decided it didn't want to suck anymore. Just hit $4.88 +.23 on no news that I can see.

I'm not a technical guy generally, but if this breaks 4.85 for the day that's means this stock has broken a head and shoulders pattern to the upside. Thats generaly a very bullish sign as I understand it.

Where is Siff when you need him.

 
PAL has been up nicely the past 2 days. I just sold my 3000 shares bought at $3.04 just now at $3.18.

ETA: Will be buying KERX with this cash on any dip to sub $2.40.

 
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Don't look now, FEED decided it didn't want to suck anymore. Just hit $4.88 +.23 on no news that I can see.I'm not a technical guy generally, but if this breaks 4.85 for the day that's means this stock has broken a head and shoulders pattern to the upside. Thats generaly a very bullish sign as I understand it.Where is Siff when you need him.
Motley Fool just rated FEED as one of it's top Food Strocks for 2010, now it's up .28 to 4.92. Has to be more to this then a MF story. It could be a lot of people closing out the over 6M short posisitons.
 
With the stock market up so much in 2009, I suspect people will dump stocks in volume once we cross over to the new year so that the profits can be deferred another tax year. Anyone else expect a big market correction after January 1st? I plan to enter the year with all cash (or close to it) in anticipation of better deals ahead.

 
MOATLOADS

BEIJING (TheStreet) -- Agriculture stocks Agria (GRO Quote) and AgFeed Industries (FEED Quote) rose Wednesday on above-average volume after Origin Agritech (FEED Quote) completed a note repurchase and offered positive comments on sales results.

More on GRO Planting the SEED: China Watch'Fast Money' Portfolios of the WeekDryShips, JA Solar: Early Volume Plays Market Activity Agria Corporation Shs Sponsored American De| GRO UPOrigin Agritech Limited| SEED UPAgFeed Industries Incorporated| FEED UPOrigin Agritech said it repurchased a final tranch of convertible notes for $16.6 million in principle. Origin had issued the notes in June 2007 with an aggregate principle amount of $40 million. In July 2008 and January 2009, the company repurchased $23.4 million of those notes.

In a statement accompanying the news release, Origin Agritech CEO Liang Yuan said that the company "has never been in a stronger position strategically, technologically, and, most appropriately, financially, in this situation." Yuan said that current cash receipts from fiscal 2010's selling season are the highest in the company's history, and that will be evident on the first quarter balance sheet.

"We repaid our debt to eliminate any possible dilution and demonstrate our upcoming confidence in the near term future," Yuan added.

Origin Agritech shares jumped 23% to $11.91, dragging shares of Agria and AgFeed higher as well. Agria gained 19 cents, or 7%, to $2.92, as volume hit 268,000 shares at 11 a.m. EST, more than half the three-month daily average volume of 482,000 shares.

Similarly, AgFeed shares climbed 27 cents, or 5.8%, to $4.92. More than 1.18 million shares changed hands by 11 a.m. EST, nearly eclipsing the three-month average daily volume of 1.27 million shares.

Agria has a 20.3 million-share float with 67,000 shares short as of Dec. 15, according to Yahoo! Finance. Insiders hold 2.6% of the company's shares, with another 8.3% owned by institutions.

AgFeed has a 29.6 million-share float with a short interest float of 22% as of Dec. 15, according to Yahoo! Finance.

Cover you POS!

 
Not selling FEED. I think this goes to at least 5.50.

Wavering on PAL. Ref, what are your thoughts?

 
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anyone have any thoughts on EXM? I've been holding some shares for over 3 weeks now on this, and it just keeps dropping everyday. Do I take my losses and dump into FEED or KERX or something, or just hang onto it and hope it rebounds alot.

 
Not selling FEED. I think this goes to at least 5.50.Wavering on PAL. Ref, what are your thoughts?
I'm in PAL until the 1Q earnings come hell or high water, unless we get some big surprise come 4Q earnings. This quarter they are going to actually have cash flow because of the gold mine they are running now. I would hope with the price of gold being so high they will have positive earnings or at least even as they tread water before they open the Pal mine this spring. PAL has a lot of things going for it right now. The amount of Palladium that Russia is exporting is gaping down. Simply put they have been the world wide leader in Palladium production for 20 years and they are starting to run out. Demand should be on the rise - this is the first year when China bought more Cars then the US. The SEC just blessed the first PAL ETF so they will need to buy and hold a lot of PAL in a vault next year.I don't blame you for selling now and booking a gain on a TRADE. But I'm not trading this one - this is a double or go home for me.
 
anyone have any thoughts on EXM? I've been holding some shares for over 3 weeks now on this, and it just keeps dropping everyday. Do I take my losses and dump into FEED or KERX or something, or just hang onto it and hope it rebounds alot.
Holding EXM at a cost basis in the mid 6 range. If it drops a lot lower, I'm planning to add more. Otherwise, I'd be surprised if this isn't running back into the 7-8+ range when the BDI rebounds. That is, unless the DOOD fund manager tells me differently.
 
Not selling FEED. I think this goes to at least 5.50.Wavering on PAL. Ref, what are your thoughts?
I'm in PAL until the 1Q earnings come hell or high water, unless we get some big surprise come 4Q earnings. This quarter they are going to actually have cash flow because of the gold mine they are running now. I would hope with the price of gold being so high they will have positive earnings or at least even as they tread water before they open the Pal mine this spring. PAL has a lot of things going for it right now. The amount of Palladium that Russia is exporting is gaping down. Simply put they have been the world wide leader in Palladium production for 20 years and they are starting to run out. Demand should be on the rise - this is the first year when China bought more Cars then the US. The SEC just blessed the first PAL ETF so they will need to buy and hold a lot of PAL in a vault next year.I don't blame you for selling now and booking a gain on a TRADE. But I'm not trading this one - this is a double or go home for me.
Thanks.I've got a pretty attractive cost basis here and haven't sold on the run to 3.25 twice now. Easy to get skittish given the multiple recent pull backs to the 2.80-3.00 range.
 
I'm in PAL until the 1Q earnings come hell or high water, unless we get some big surprise come 4Q earnings. This quarter they are going to actually have cash flow because of the gold mine they are running now. I would hope with the price of gold being so high they will have positive earnings or at least even as they tread water before they open the Pal mine this spring.
You don't think the millions of dollars that will be on the next 2 quarters for reopening the mine will effect the quarterly numbers? I'm kinda scared of the quarterly reports coming up.
 
anyone have any thoughts on EXM? I've been holding some shares for over 3 weeks now on this, and it just keeps dropping everyday. Do I take my losses and dump into FEED or KERX or something, or just hang onto it and hope it rebounds alot.
Holding EXM at a cost basis in the mid 6 range. If it drops a lot lower, I'm planning to add more. Otherwise, I'd be surprised if this isn't running back into the 7-8+ range when the BDI rebounds. That is, unless the DOOD fund manager tells me differently.
Now I laughed.
 
I'm in PAL until the 1Q earnings come hell or high water, unless we get some big surprise come 4Q earnings. This quarter they are going to actually have cash flow because of the gold mine they are running now. I would hope with the price of gold being so high they will have positive earnings or at least even as they tread water before they open the Pal mine this spring.
You don't think the millions of dollars that will be on the next 2 quarters for reopening the mine will effect the quarterly numbers? I'm kinda scared of the quarterly reports coming up.
Maybe I'm a little scared, but not for the long term. This is a company with lots of Cash on hand and should be generating enough cash flow from gold operations to not have to raise $$ to cover expenses. It's not like they are rebuilding the mine, just reopening. The price of palladium and how much they are pulling out of the ground will tell the story of the share price more then any one time costs related to the reopen.
 
anyone have any thoughts on EXM? I've been holding some shares for over 3 weeks now on this, and it just keeps dropping everyday. Do I take my losses and dump into FEED or KERX or something, or just hang onto it and hope it rebounds alot.
Holding EXM at a cost basis in the mid 6 range. If it drops a lot lower, I'm planning to add more. Otherwise, I'd be surprised if this isn't running back into the 7-8+ range when the BDI rebounds. That is, unless the DOOD fund manager tells me differently.
I like PRGN, SBLK, EXM and FREE at these current levels. I suspect the BDI bounces up significantly from the current levels too.
 
That sound you just heard was Palladium crashing though $400 an Oz.

Wish I didn't balk at buying a 10oz Palladium bar for $3200 a few months ago.

 
I'm in PAL until the 1Q earnings come hell or high water, unless we get some big surprise come 4Q earnings. This quarter they are going to actually have cash flow because of the gold mine they are running now. I would hope with the price of gold being so high they will have positive earnings or at least even as they tread water before they open the Pal mine this spring.
You don't think the millions of dollars that will be on the next 2 quarters for reopening the mine will effect the quarterly numbers? I'm kinda scared of the quarterly reports coming up.
Maybe I'm a little scared, but not for the long term. This is a company with lots of Cash on hand and should be generating enough cash flow from gold operations to not have to raise $$ to cover expenses. It's not like they are rebuilding the mine, just reopening. The price of palladium and how much they are pulling out of the ground will tell the story of the share price more then any one time costs related to the reopen.
from the last news release, they stated:"NAP anticipates mill restart capital expenditures to be approximately $4 million, and capitalized preproduction operating costs to be approximately $10 million."So that is $14 million they need to make up somewhere.They posted a net loss of $6.2 million last quarter, so unless something changed, the next quarter would be something like $14+$6.2=$20.2 million loss.right?
 
I'm in PAL until the 1Q earnings come hell or high water, unless we get some big surprise come 4Q earnings. This quarter they are going to actually have cash flow because of the gold mine they are running now. I would hope with the price of gold being so high they will have positive earnings or at least even as they tread water before they open the Pal mine this spring.
You don't think the millions of dollars that will be on the next 2 quarters for reopening the mine will effect the quarterly numbers? I'm kinda scared of the quarterly reports coming up.
Maybe I'm a little scared, but not for the long term. This is a company with lots of Cash on hand and should be generating enough cash flow from gold operations to not have to raise $$ to cover expenses. It's not like they are rebuilding the mine, just reopening. The price of palladium and how much they are pulling out of the ground will tell the story of the share price more then any one time costs related to the reopen.
from the last news release, they stated:"NAP anticipates mill restart capital expenditures to be approximately $4 million, and capitalized preproduction operating costs to be approximately $10 million."So that is $14 million they need to make up somewhere.They posted a net loss of $6.2 million last quarter, so unless something changed, the next quarter would be something like $14+$6.2=$20.2 million loss.right?
If I understand the terms right, they get to amortize (expense) the $10M over a set amount of time. If it was a computer it would be 3 years, but I have to imagine a mine improvement would be a great deal longer. And again they are now pouring gold to the tune of 50,000 oz a year if I understand right. So that's 12,500 oz or $12.5M.
 
If I understand the terms right, they get to amortize (expense) the $10M over a set amount of time. If it was a computer it would be 3 years, but I have to imagine a mine improvement would be a great deal longer. And again they are now pouring gold to the tune of 50,000 oz a year if I understand right. So that's 12,500 oz or $12.5M.
They have like $70 million in cash, I think. After the cost of the mine opening, what do they need it for? Do you think they would ever pay a dividend?
 
An article I found today:

Here’s the latest (via Bloomberg) on the tanker glut:

“A 26-mile-long line of idled oil tankers, enough to blockade the English Channel, may signal a 25 percent slump in freight rates next year.

Traders booked a record number of ships for storage this year, seeking to profit from longer-dated energy futures trading at a premium to contracts for immediate delivery, according to SSY Consultancy & Research Ltd., a unit of the world’s second- largest shipbroker. Ships taken out of that trade would return to compete for cargoes just as deliveries from shipyards’ largest-ever order book swell the global fleet.”

If you view the recovery as mediocre, stimulus-driven, hampered by a credit-constrained consumer, than tgius is what you would expect.

The trade in oil that would surprise most people isn’t a rise to $100 from $75, its a drop to $50 . . .

 
I would bank the gains - I expect to see pullback once we cross into the new year (people don't want to take gains this year and pay more taxes).

 
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I would bank the gains - I expect to see pullback once we cross into the new year (people don't want to take gains this year and pay more taxes).
Not positive on this but i thought i heard that everything being traded since yesterday counts towards next yr already. I heard it on CNBC in the morning yesterday, i'm pretty sure. Can anyone else confirm if this is true??Realistically, how much do you think the market pulls back on the dumping in the new yr? Maybe it won't be as much as one would expect. I'm a little torn myself and don't want to bail on strong positions in X, GOOG, and a few others. Might just buy some protection on the cheap through puts.
 
Not positive on this but i thought i heard that everything being traded since yesterday counts towards next yr already. I heard it on CNBC in the morning yesterday, i'm pretty sure. Can anyone else confirm if this is true??
Here's the clip.http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1371237100&play=1
Thanks. Sometimes you think you hear something in the backround but you're not positive what you heard. That being said, some of the runup of equities recently has to be due to some short covering here. Not that i would have the money to cover, but it would seem like selling puts on apple and google would be no brainers, at least most of the time.

 
Not that i would have the money to cover, but it would seem like selling puts on apple and google would be no brainers, at least most of the time.
Yes, GOOG has gone too high for me for puts. But I'm watching AAPL and AMZN. I usually only sell current month, though, where there's not much premium now at strikes I'm willing to take.
 
LOL - PAL up as much as .20 this AM (but has pulled back), and up .12 as I type. I deserve that for selling.

Then again I owned twice as much FEED as PAL and thats down .17 so I'm way ahead on the sell, but thats not the point.

 
Happy New Year to all. A big thanks to Dodds for starting this thread and getting me interested in gambling investing again. This thread helped me forget about the tech bubble nightmare of a decade ago (JDSU, anyone?) and plunge back into the fun that is Wall Street. I won some and lost some, but am closing out the year up by a decent amount, so other than now having to pay the capital gains taxes which I already reinvested in scam penny stocks, I have no complaints. A special shout out to springroll for his expert penny advice. Kudos to optionsmaven and siffoin for their detailed analysis and thoughts, even though I barely understand what the #### they're talking about. Also enjoyed the postings of The Ref, bigfishboy, and many others. Many blessings, good tidings, and green futures to all in 2010.

 
Happy New Year to all. A big thanks to Dodds for starting this thread and getting me interested in gambling investing again. This thread helped me forget about the tech bubble nightmare of a decade ago (JDSU, anyone?) and plunge back into the fun that is Wall Street. I won some and lost some, but am closing out the year up by a decent amount, so other than now having to pay the capital gains taxes which I already reinvested in scam penny stocks, I have no complaints. A special shout out to springroll for his expert penny advice. Kudos to optionsmaven and siffoin for their detailed analysis and thoughts, even though I barely understand what the #### they're talking about. Also enjoyed the postings of The Ref, bigfishboy, and many others. Many blessings, good tidings, and green futures to all in 2010.
:unsure: I learned a ton this year (like never invest in stocks less that $2, again). Would never have starting into this if it wasn't for this thread. And while I didn't make as much as most here, and don't have as much to put in, I certainly appreciate the helpful environment and hope I can add a bit here and there.

Here is to an even better 2010. :banned:

 
Happy New Year to all. A big thanks to Dodds for starting this thread and getting me interested in gambling investing again. This thread helped me forget about the tech bubble nightmare of a decade ago (JDSU, anyone?) and plunge back into the fun that is Wall Street. I won some and lost some, but am closing out the year up by a decent amount, so other than now having to pay the capital gains taxes which I already reinvested in scam penny stocks, I have no complaints. A special shout out to springroll for his expert penny advice. Kudos to optionsmaven and siffoin for their detailed analysis and thoughts, even though I barely understand what the #### they're talking about. Also enjoyed the postings of The Ref, bigfishboy, and many others. Many blessings, good tidings, and green futures to all in 2010.
"Just Don't Sell Us"This was easily my favorite thread of the year, and I also would like to thank everyone who regularly participates. Not only is this thread great because of different thoughts and new ideas, but because we all have different styles of trading and investing. Dodds has a great feel for value plays, Siff knows a hell of a lot about momentum/technical trading, Optionmaven... the name says it all - and this is just to name a few of the many great investors in here.

Realistically I doubt that 2010 will be as fruitful as the later half of 2009 was, but here is to trying.

 
Happy New Year to all. A big thanks to Dodds for starting this thread and getting me interested in gambling investing again. This thread helped me forget about the tech bubble nightmare of a decade ago (JDSU, anyone?) and plunge back into the fun that is Wall Street. I won some and lost some, but am closing out the year up by a decent amount, so other than now having to pay the capital gains taxes which I already reinvested in scam penny stocks, I have no complaints. A special shout out to springroll for his expert penny advice. Kudos to optionsmaven and siffoin for their detailed analysis and thoughts, even though I barely understand what the #### they're talking about. Also enjoyed the postings of The Ref, bigfishboy, and many others. Many blessings, good tidings, and green futures to all in 2010.
:lmao: I learned a ton this year (like never invest in stocks less that $2, again). Would never have starting into this if it wasn't for this thread. And while I didn't make as much as most here, and don't have as much to put in, I certainly appreciate the helpful environment and hope I can add a bit here and there.

Here is to an even better 2010. :banned:
:goodposting: I am generally a passive investor (low cost index funds), but I set aside a little bit of "fun money" each year to make individual stock picks. Leanred alot, not only from David Dodds, but also all of the other posters who contributed on this thread. Thanks again. And here is to an even better 2010.

 
I have posted on this board (and I think in this thread) about the pitfalls of commodity ETFs and which ones are the best to invest in. There was a great article on SeekingAlpha about this here.

Everyone should read it, as the ETF approaches to commodities can be drastically different. This article does a very nice job in helping sort things out.

 
This thread was a ton of fun. I was able to bank a lot of money, but the piece I will always remember in here was the cooperation in sharing ideas/thoughts that could drive the market higher or lower. Thanks everyone for contributing to a great thread. I learned so much in this thread which was the real point of starting it. I am going to start a new one just so things don't get so buried in this one for 2010. Here's hoping our 2010 successes are on par with what we were able to do in 2009.

I ended the year mostly cash.... I sold my SBLK and FREE for a nice gain. I added 4,000 PRGN on Thursday and now have 6,000 shares at 4.55. This could go lower, but I feel very comfortable that this company will do the right things (purchase more vessels and charter them for profit) in the coming months that I am very good holding these shares until I can sell them for +5% or so.

Have a happy new year everyone.

 
Before we close this thread down for the year I'd like to nominate some tickers for stock of the year.

#5 FEED - lots of early money made on this one. Got a lot of the gang going with a fun from $1 to $3 early in the recovery.

#4 DXO - This leveraged stock made a lot of us some good money. St louis bob cleaned up with this one as I do recall before the SEC closed it down.

#3 CENX - I didn't get in on this one as much as a lot of you, but a lot of us took this from a mid card $6 stock to over $10 in a short amount of time.

#2 HEB - Another stock I only dabbled in as much as others, I was able to gather 500 free shares and held for the homerun. The news was so good on this thing we should have known this was a scam, and somehow I think most of us were out when the news was released that HEB did get a bad letter out of the FDA.

#1 PRGN - We traded the S### out of this stock. At one point we, as a whole, owned over 110K shares. One of my best moments of the year was watching PRGN run from 4 to 4.50 on 2Q earnings day and watch it run to over $6 after hours. Then a lot of us sold and rebought in the low 4's and resold for high 4's at 3q earnings.... after it made low/mid 5's after hours when they released the EPS number but didnt discuss that they were not done with dilution.

PRGN holdings from early 3q

David Dodds 28,000

Iowa Clubbers 10,000

rpreswood 6,000

The Ref 5,800

Ripley 5,500

itriple 5,000

moderated 5,000

DALYLA77 4,000

Mose 3,500

Jene Bramel 3,380

Random 3,380

Boulder Toads 3,300

Cromedog 3,000

ZenMaster 3,000

Skycriesmary 2,757

Steve Poluchrono 2,700

bishop92 2,300

King of the Jungle 2,000

D-Day 1,800

Otis 1,400

bcat01 1,360

Buckna 1,000

BrOnc080 1,000

KGB 1,000

bmetz 600

Vladimir 600

gamma1210 600

This LJ 500

Z machine 700

bigfishboy 400

Pack100 100

 
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Before we close this thread down for the year I'd like to nominate some tickers for stock of the year.#5 FEED - lots of early money made on this one. Got a lot of the gang going with a fun from $1 to $3 early in the recovery.#4 DXO - This leveraged stock made a lot of us some good money. St louis bob cleaned up with this one as I do recall before the SEC closed it down.#3 CENX - I didn't get in on this one as much as a lot of you, but a lot of us took this from a mid card $6 stock to over $10 in a short amount of time.#2 HEB - Another stock I only dabbled in as much as others, I was able to gather 500 free shares and held for the homerun. The news was so good on this thing we should have known this was a scam, and somehow I think most of us were out when the news was released that HEB did get a bad letter out of the FDA. #1 PRGN - We traded the S### out of this stock. At one point we, as a whole, owned over 110K shares. One of my best moments of the year was watching PRGN run from 4 to 4.50 on 2Q earnings day and watch it run to over $6 after hours. Then a lot of us sold and rebought in the low 4's and resold for high 4's at 3q earnings.... after it made low/mid 5's after hours when they released the EPS number but didnt discuss that they were not done with dilution. PRGN holdings from early 3qDavid Dodds 28,000Iowa Clubbers 10,000rpreswood 6,000The Ref 5,800Ripley 5,500itriple 5,000moderated 5,000DALYLA77 4,000Mose 3,500Jene Bramel 3,380Random 3,380Boulder Toads 3,300Cromedog 3,000ZenMaster 3,000Skycriesmary 2,757Steve Poluchrono 2,700bishop92 2,300King of the Jungle 2,000D-Day 1,800Otis 1,400bcat01 1,360Buckna 1,000BrOnc080 1,000KGB 1,000bmetz 600Vladimir 600gamma1210 600This LJ 500Z machine 700bigfishboy 400Pack100 100
great post! :lol:
 
Definitely PRGN for FBG stock of the year. I missed the first run of PRGN because I didn't get into handling my own investments until July. In those six months, I increased my investment account by 18 percent ($5,500) and IRA by 27 percent. Even though I missed the initial run, PRGN was by far my biggest earner, followed by RMBS and YHOO. My biggest negative stocks were COIN, FUQI and UNG. I exited the year in all cash, with some naked January calls on RMBS.

 
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Happy New Yr. all. Echoing the words of everyone else, this thread is awesome. I feel blessed and honored to be mentioned by others, thank you for the compliments. Its hard to thank everyone by name who has contributed because I don't want to leave anyone out.....so....THanks EVerybody!!! Even kaa who despite the asinine (although very funny sometimes) analysis, livens up the thread. Some really sharp minds in here and I don't see why 2010 can't be as productive or better than 09. I am going to make a longer post about what i learned, how i did, etc. when i have just a bit more time. Everyone, I can't emphasize this enough, should try to educate themselves just a little with options if you aren't using them. One of the only ways us little gamers can become big gamers. Also, when the market goes stagnant, a solid way to make money as opposed to treading or losing. Start practicing with play money at investopedia.com or anywhere else. Too powerful a tool to not be utilized no matter what your investment strategy (conservative, risky, longterm, shorterm,etc..).

 
Definitely PRGN for FBG stock of the year. I missed the first run of PRGN because I didn't get into handling my own investments until July. In those six months, I increased my investment account by 18 percent ($5,500) and IRA by 27 percent. Even though I missed the initial run, PRGN was by far my biggest earner, followed by RMBS and YHOO. My biggest negative stocks were COIN, FUQI and UNG. I exited the year in all cash, with some naked January calls on RMBS.
I typically trade on my own analysis, and in fact only took part in some FEED (for +25%) from this thread. I have to say, though, 2009 was a great year:401k: 29.5%Discretionary Account: 47.8%For comparison SPY: 21.9%May next year be as profitable as this year!I am going to try to contribute to this thread as I can. Like siffoin I have developed some mechanical signals and picking schemes that I will be employing and will try to share as I can.
 

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