My Stock Value Strategy Starts Now (2 Viewers)

[parasaurolophus]

NEPH over 2.00 and churning.

2.18 up now

2.55 man I hope some of you guys got in here.

 

[iowa clubbers]

added 500 shares of UNG at $12.03

 

[Otis]

added 500 shares of UNG at $12.03

I'm in heavy on options here, and have taken a light bath in about the past week. It's looking at something like 10 consecutive down days now. It's got to move up eventually. Inventory report tomorrow. Maybe we'll have some positive news in store...

 

[KGB]

SRSR taking a beating. I'm down so bad ill have to ride it out.

I guess ill add more funds to start trading other stuff again. :sad:

 

[parasaurolophus]

looks like the scam is out on PGNE tanking hard and fast. down to .11

 

[bigfishboy]

added 500 shares of UNG at $12.03

I'm in heavy on options here, and have taken a light bath in about the past week. It's looking at something like 10 consecutive down days now. It's got to move up eventually. Inventory report tomorrow. Maybe we'll have some positive news in store...

I just doubled up at .079. Put the order in at .076 and it jumped up.I have seen it make 10% spikes up and down and thought I was catching a good down spike. Unfortunately, it has lingered in the .076-.079 range longer than I hoped.I still believe .065 is the worst it can go, and I will double dow again if it gets close to that.

 

[bmetz]

looks like the scam is out on PGNE tanking hard and fast. down to .11

CTIC off and running today...CTIC is like HEB, but without the shady management, a drug that actually has a pretty good shot at approval, and a large market of potential customers once approved.

 

[Cromedog]

Back in FEED for 1000 at 4.88

 

[Mose]

looks like TRMA was the shipper to have had for this quarter's earnings.

 

[Jefferson the Caregiver]

looks like TRMA was the shipper to have had for this quarter's earnings.

They are not exactly in the same sector as all these others. A lot of their business is in subsea services not transport. That being said, it is a good stock to own, they were just awarded a lot of new contracts back in April, they had a much stronger second quarter than anticipated and their best quarters are usually q3 and q4.

 

[JaxBill]

looks like the scam is out on PGNE tanking hard and fast. down to .11

Speaking of scams, the stock tanks during the day and then after hours they release news of more wells.

PrimeGen Energy Begins Drilling Fourth Timan-Pechora WellBRIDGEWATER, NJ, Aug 19, 2009 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ --PrimeGen Energy Corp. (Pink Sheets: PGNE - News; "PrimeGen" or the"Company") wishes to advise that as part of the recently announcedparticipation agreement regarding the Company's oil and gas project inTiman-Pechora, Russia, the operator has notified PrimeGen thatdrilling of a fourth well commenced on August 12, 2009.The fourth well has been titled as the "Kochmesskoye # 4" and isanticipated to reach a target depth by Monday, August 24, 2009. Aspart of the accelerated drilling program, preparations are underway onthe fifth well site to begin immediate drilling shortly after thecompletion of the fourth well. The first well of the project wasdrilled and completed in the second quarter of 2009 and resulted insetting a new production record for the field of 1,200 barrels of oilper day. The second well's average production flow has been 920barrels of oil per day. The third well's average production flow hasbeen 1,140 barrels of oil per day. PrimeGen expects that an additional3 wells will be drilled during the third quarter of 2009.Using current pricing for Timan-Pechora crude oil, PrimeGen has nowprojected that the three wells have generated $7,465,000 in revenue todate or $77.3 million on an annual basis. Currently, oil at Timan-Pechora has been priced at over $65.00 per barrel.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

New jobless claims rise unexpectedly

Unexpectedly to who? :shakesheadindisgust:

 

[KennyL]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.

Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.

Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

 

[KennyL]

Does anyone have some TA insight into SIRI? Looks to me like it might be jumping out of a cup and handle here. Upside?

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

Hopefully that link shows a year and a half chart. If not, please check that out...shorter term looks more skewed. Any perspective is appreciated.

 

[itriple]

Added 5,000 shares of PRGNDividend coming next week. I feel like a lot of institutions/people are long on this stock and that just a couple million shares are actively being traded.

Thinking of adding here too...

$3.73 in pre-market

Already back up to $4.06. Went from down $1500 to up a a few hondo's in 24 hours.

 

[TheWalkmen]

I've found that if the FTSE in London is up 1% or more this year the Dow is up ~78% of the time and if the FTSE is up >2% the Dow is up ~89% of the time. So I think I might play DDM & DXD accordingly.

Any words of wisdom, thoughts, concerns, advice?

 

[Reaper]

Added 5,000 shares of PRGNDividend coming next week. I feel like a lot of institutions/people are long on this stock and that just a couple million shares are actively being traded.

Thinking of adding here too...

$3.73 in pre-market

Already back up to $4.06. Went from down $1500 to up a a few hondo's in 24 hours.

Thinking of just getting out before the dividend... It's not that much and I've been left holding the bag a few times here..What's the date again and a good exit point?

 

[bigfishboy]

Added 5,000 shares of PRGNDividend coming next week. I feel like a lot of institutions/people are long on this stock and that just a couple million shares are actively being traded.

Thinking of adding here too...

$3.73 in pre-market :X

Already back up to $4.06. Went from down $1500 to up a a few hondo's in 24 hours.

Thinking of just getting out before the dividend... It' snot that much and I've been left holding the bag a few times here..What's the date again and a good exit point?

I triggered a sell of 1/5th of my PRGN holdings at 4.05 and have another 1/5th to trigger at 4.15 (doubt it gets there). As one of the FBG's that is thoroughly under water with PRGN it feels good to get out of some.With the decline in ore shipments to China and the resulting decline in BDI I am not expecting Paragon to move higher much and wouldn't be surprised to see it around 3.50 in the next few weeks.

 

[Otis]

Does anyone have some TA insight into SIRI? Looks to me like it might be jumping out of a cup and handle here. Upside?

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

Hopefully that link shows a year and a half chart. If not, please check that out...shorter term looks more skewed. Any perspective is appreciated.

Jesus you were right about this thing. It popped big time today.FYI all, KennyL is a buddy of mine who is a super stock nerd, and he last night told me to post here about SIRI. I didn't

 

[Mark Davis]

Closed out the last FAS call. I just couldn't buy a break. It had nearly $3 of time value with 2 days left. If it had gone down or stayed even I would have gotten closer to even today. Up over $4.40 as we speak so with another day's time value elapsing it cost me about $275 today. Net loss of about $930-$950 on this fiasco. Lesson learned.

 

[The Z Machine]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

I think I can see the strategy you're trying here...

 

[Otis]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

I think I can see the strategy you're trying here...

 

[St. Louis Bob]

In for 800 GGN @ $13.59.

.14 per share dividend received today. +$112.00 YTD +$9392.12Currently at $14.17 per share.

Looking forward to next months .14 dividend for holding on August 14.

GD it. Due to some unforeseen expenses(like HTF can a wife and 2 kids cost so much) I just sold 200 shares at $13.94. +$63.00 YTD +$9455.12I get my company dividend twice a year half in March & half in August. I almost made it. I hate when business sucks.

Three more dividend dates announced:

The distribution for October 2009 will be payable on October 23, 2009 to common shareholders of record on October 16, 2009.

The distribution for November 2009 will be payable on November 20, 2009 to common shareholders of record on November 13, 2009.

The distribution for December 2009 will be payable on December 17, 2009 to common shareholders of record on December 14, 2009.

LinkPlus you still have the September dividend open:

The distribution for July 2009 will be payable on July 24, 2009 to common shareholders of record on July 17, 2009.

The distribution for August 2009 will be payable on August 24, 2009 to common shareholders of record on August 17, 2009.

The distribution for September 2009 will be payable on September 23, 2009 to common shareholders of record on September 16, 2009.

Link

 

[itriple]

Based on the earnings call, I expect PRGN to announce their dilution is over in the next 2 weeks. That plus a juicy dividend is enough to keep me in the game.

 

[eoMMan]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

I think I can see the strategy you're trying here...

If you can vouch for him, that's cool.I think Z is talking about how he just registered and is now trying to pump up one of his stock picks.

 

[parasaurolophus]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

I think I can see the strategy you're trying here...

If you can vouch for him, that's cool.I think Z is talking about how he just registered and is now trying to pump up one of his stock picks.

the funny thing is that Otis came in and gave the classic yahoo technique of posting how he really nailed that one. I chuckled when I read it. I was wondering if it was actually schtick.

 

[Otis]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

I think I can see the strategy you're trying here...

If you can vouch for him, that's cool.I think Z is talking about how he just registered and is now trying to pump up one of his stock picks.

Ah, I was afraid that would happen.Na, he's legit. He's the guy who I have been referencing here and there with his picks and analysis. Smart dude, stock market geek, in business school at Columbia.

 

[KennyL]

I've found that if the FTSE in London is up 1% or more this year the Dow is up ~78% of the time and if the FTSE is up >2% the Dow is up ~89% of the time. So I think I might play DDM & DXD accordingly.Any words of wisdom, thoughts, concerns, advice?

I realize that you're using exceptions such as if FTSE is up 1% or if it's up 2% then....And I can appreciate that, but at the same time you could probably pick a bunch of names and would find the same as long as the Beta isn't extreme. With that said, I ran a regression just over the last couple of months (since May 6) for each of your names. Seems that there isn't much correlation at all. Regression coefficienct for DDM is .51 and DXD is .14 (interesting that it's not even negative). The p-values are awful though, so it's not significant. Just thought I'd share that.

 

[Reaper]

Based on the earnings call, I expect PRGN to announce their dilution is over in the next 2 weeks. That plus a juicy dividend is enough to keep me in the game.

EVERYONE in the Pool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Boulder Toads]

Based on the earnings call, I expect PRGN to announce their dilution is over in the next 2 weeks. That plus a juicy dividend is enough to keep me in the game.

EVERYONE in the Pool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Still holding as well ...

 

[The Z Machine]

Hey everybody. Have a look at GENZ. I like it above 50.85. Was trying to post yesterday, but it takes time to get registered/okayed. I think it's worth $70-75 and it's been beaten down because of some production problems and concerns about healthcare reform. Looks like these short term question marks created a nice buying opportunity to get in near multi-year lows. GENZ focuses on biologic orphan drugs, which decreases competition in the space. Their pipeline is strong going forward.Another pick I like is NOV if you're looking to play any oil/nat gas drilling increases. Big oil isn't drilling and as you probably know, nat gas rig counts are way down with respect to a year ago. The contango in the nat gas market allows producers to hedge for the future at much higher prices than current $3 per mmcf which decreases their incentive to entirely shut down operations in spite of current nat gas prices. With that said, I believe that the cap-ex in this space is at or near a relative low point in this cycle. NOV benefits from the ramp up. I believe it's a double from here. with a $75 target.Both of the above valuations come from DCF analysis, but if you look at comp ratio's you can get in the same ballpark. Both of these are longer term plays, but they're on my radar. Happy trading.

I think I can see the strategy you're trying here...

If you can vouch for him, that's cool.I think Z is talking about how he just registered and is now trying to pump up one of his stock picks.

Ah, I was afraid that would happen.Na, he's legit. He's the guy who I have been referencing here and there with his picks and analysis. Smart dude, stock market geek, in business school at Columbia.

Ok cool then.I was thinking that he was trying to pump and dump by pimping some particular stocks. Since you know the guy, then I retract my non-allegation.

 

[Otis]

Dumped out of all my UNG options at a crushing loss, and in on GENZ options.

Load em up.

 

[siffoin]

Dumped out of all my UNG options at a crushing loss, and in on GENZ options.Load em up.

UNG...what month...what strike?

 

[KennyL]

Dumped out of all my UNG options at a crushing loss, and in on GENZ options.Load em up.

UNG...what month...what strike?

i was holding some of the september 13 calls. was definitely wrong there. i think Otis had the same. i sold the position for a 15% loss today and instead went long the underlying with a small position. probably not the smartest thing i've done recently, but i think this is just way overdone in terms of a selloff. with that said, historical nat gas was always under $3 / mmcf so who knows.as per GENZ, that's more of a long term idea. i see 50% return over the next year and I'm not sure of any real catalysts for shorter term options. risky play i think.still would like to get the perspective of any technicians on the siri call. its been quite strong recently. anyone see a cup and handle there?

 

[siffoin]

Dumped out of all my UNG options at a crushing loss, and in on GENZ options.Load em up.

UNG...what month...what strike?

i was holding some of the september 13 calls. was definitely wrong there. i think Otis had the same. i sold the position for a 15% loss today and instead went long the underlying with a small position. probably not the smartest thing i've done recently, but i think this is just way overdone in terms of a selloff. with that said, historical nat gas was always under $3 / mmcf so who knows.as per GENZ, that's more of a long term idea. i see 50% return over the next year and I'm not sure of any real catalysts for shorter term options. risky play i think.still would like to get the perspective of any technicians on the siri call. its been quite strong recently. anyone see a cup and handle there?

Re: SIRI.I'll take a look at it. Where did you buy it? What is your time frame on the trade?Re: GENZ - Since it is a LT holding...first entry...so time frame = Daily. I see it as a SELL. $52.79 (or thereabouts) is a spot of resistance. If it can break through that would be very positive and a run towards $55 is quite possible. On a longer term chart (monthly)...a close BELOW $50.30 (or thereabouts)...and I'd say RUN...cause $20 comes into play. I absolutely HATE the monthly chart of GENZ. It is in a no-mans land (leaning bearish)...I can see a scenario where it runs to $75...but on my charts...it looks more likely that it is about to begin a major sell-off.Take it for what it is worth...free advice. And this is based on TA not FA.Good luck!

 

[KennyL]

Appreciate the insight. TA-wise, the GENZ chart is a wreck. I am in around $49 for my first position and been holding. The position is fundamentally based. I actually doubled down today just over $52 b/c I like it over $50.85.

As for SIRI, this is a short term trade and I'm going to keep an eye on it. I've been waiting and watching, but felt as though over .63 was breakout...today was my entry and I did chase it to .67, b/c I couldn't get filled. If it falls back under .63 I think I'll walk away. Otherwise I'll let it run.

On another note, I know that this board follows PRGN rather closely and the upcoming dividend is of interest to some. I just wanted to point out that yahoo's ex-div date is wrong. As per the companies press release:

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/140...1021330_6-k.htm

It indicates that the ex-div date is 8/25, not 8/21 (yahoo) so you'll have to buy on or before Monday the 24th to get the nickel a share. Just an FYI in case some people were going off Yahoo.finance. Personally, it looks to me like the BDI is consolidating nicely and I expect it to hold 2500. I'd like to see that before starting the PRGN position, so hopefully we get a BDI indication either tomorrow or Monday. Good luck in any case.

 

[Das Boot]

Based on the earnings call, I expect PRGN to announce their dilution is over in the next 2 weeks. That plus a juicy dividend is enough to keep me in the game.

Isn't the divvy a nickle again this quarter?Is that really enough to hold on for?... unless you would be holding on anyway of course.

 

[optionmaven]

SRSR taking a beating. I'm down so bad ill have to ride it out. I guess ill add more funds to start trading other stuff again. :sad:

Sorry to hear that. I wish you would have stayed in that other one you recommended and i bought into small.....ACLS. We bought in at .49. Fluctuated for a few weeks between .51 and .55. A few days ago it broke through the .55 resistence and popped to .60. Jumped up a dime to .70 yesterday. Up 40 percent from our start point. Wish i had bought more then but still might cost avg up some.

 

[itriple]

Based on the earnings call, I expect PRGN to announce their dilution is over in the next 2 weeks. That plus a juicy dividend is enough to keep me in the game.

Isn't the divvy a nickle again this quarter?Is that really enough to hold on for?... unless you would be holding on anyway of course.

If you held at opening bell this morning you are in. I sold at $4.15.Today is the ex-date. Next Tuesday is the record date. I know a lot of people get confused by this.

 

[optionmaven]

Shorties getting squeezed hard here on options expiring friday. Look at C run.

 

[Otis]

Holy crap this market is blowing up. Is there a single stock that's down!?

S&P 1025. That's above the 1015 resistance we've been seeing. If it closes up there, get ready for a rocket ship.

 

[Gadfly]

Holy crap this market is blowing up. Is there a single stock that's down!?

All of mine? Well, either down or barely up.

 

[Random]

Dollar getting hammered today.

 

[Reaper]

Based on the earnings call, I expect PRGN to announce their dilution is over in the next 2 weeks. That plus a juicy dividend is enough to keep me in the game.

Isn't the divvy a nickle again this quarter?Is that really enough to hold on for?... unless you would be holding on anyway of course.

If you held at opening bell this morning you are in. I sold at $4.15.Today is the ex-date. Next Tuesday is the record date. I know a lot of people get confused by this.

I'm out for a minimal gain... Don't want to be left holding the bag once again....

 

[KennyL]

Anyone have any thoughts on SWIR or TECD?

I just initiated small positions in each. Profitable and SWIR is a Ben Graham net net...TECD isn't far off. Charts look alright too. Thoughts?

 

[Otis]

Anyone have any thoughts on SWIR or TECD?I just initiated small positions in each. Profitable and SWIR is a Ben Graham net net...TECD isn't far off. Charts look alright too. Thoughts?

I don't get these purchases all that much.TECD is a double in recent months. It's near overbought again. If we're looking for value in here, I just don't see it. Give me something that's been beat up over this. But maybe you know something more about it?SWIR doesn't excite me terribly either, but the chart looks nice.

 

[Otis]

If we close up around S&P 1020-1025, are we officially breaking out into another big rally again?

 

[Mark Davis]

SRSR taking a beating. I'm down so bad ill have to ride it out. I guess ill add more funds to start trading other stuff again. :sad:

Sorry to hear that. I wish you would have stayed in that other one you recommended and i bought into small.....ACLS. We bought in at .49. Fluctuated for a few weeks between .51 and .55. A few days ago it broke through the .55 resistence and popped to .60. Jumped up a dime to .70 yesterday. Up 40 percent from our start point. Wish i had bought more then but still might cost avg up some.

I went ahead and just tossed in the towel on SRSR. Took a huge percentage loss on it but the momentum on it seems to be all negative. I couldn't justify investing more funds in it and I realized it was a gamble from the get-go and just decided to eat the loss and move on. Of course that means this thing is going up huge soon.ETA: The worst part is that day my decision was buying SRSR or RF for $3.60. That just pours a whole can of salt in the wound.

 

[KGB]

SRSR taking a beating. I'm down so bad ill have to ride it out. I guess ill add more funds to start trading other stuff again. :sad:

Sorry to hear that. I wish you would have stayed in that other one you recommended and i bought into small.....ACLS. We bought in at .49. Fluctuated for a few weeks between .51 and .55. A few days ago it broke through the .55 resistence and popped to .60. Jumped up a dime to .70 yesterday. Up 40 percent from our start point. Wish i had bought more then but still might cost avg up some.

I went ahead and just tossed in the towel on SRSR. Took a huge percentage loss on it but the momentum on it seems to be all negative. I couldn't justify investing more funds in it and I realized it was a gamble from the get-go and just decided to eat the loss and move on. Of course that means this thing is going up huge soon.

Hope so. I can't take a 30% hit right now so I'm on the sidelines till we can go up a bit.

 

[parasaurolophus]

anybody have any thoughts on SYNM?