Posts posted by Wally Fairway
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9 hours ago, bluto said:
Tell me about tinybeans plz, I get daily emails from family on that site and seems slick. Looks like stonk has bounced around. Australia based?
Tiny beans is a photosharing app, that is one-to-one allowing the owner to authorize viewers by invitation
Here is a good summary https://tinybeans.com/faqs/#faq
Realistically, I'm hoping someone buys them
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15 hours ago, RCRanger03 said:
This is the view I have on in the background on my computer during work. Need to fill my 8th spot!
Here is my current stonk list - I have a couple in there that I took a flyer on, not from this thread. Obv this is currently an ALPP fund, my primary holdings are a mish-mash of ETF's with SPY being my largest holding, currently ALPP is my 2nd largest that I will unload some of it because the past week has shown even unicorns don't only go up and because I could fund 15-20 penny stock investments with a 50% disinvestment and I think long term those can do better than ALPP at this point.

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6 minutes ago, cam4mav said:
This is most definitely going to be wrong, but in the interest of smooth brain entertainment and attempting to learn a thing or two regarding researching pennies.... here goes.
Step 1: Come across random ticker on twitter tagged onto other tweets regarding a stock you are looking at
Step 2: go to OTCMarkets.com and find the companies page https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/puge/profile
Step 3: start looking around.
Step 4: Check out the website https://www.pugettechnologies.com/investor-relations
Step 5: hmm ok then. Read the most recent 8-k
There is is. Company with $100k in leftover debt (in the actual 8-K not that screenshot), 2 employees, no revenue, just started filing with SEC again last fall to get current, aiming to act as a SPAC long term with the first play being whatever solar thing that is referenced there having to do with current members of it's board of advisors.
Is it worth anything? Depends entirely on the leadership and if the solar thing has any real value.
Currently trading at around $0.005 after being around $0.002 before the 10-K was released on 2/12 and it probably got twitter yolo'd.
This is not investment advice. This is the equivalent of a third grade book report.
Can I just search otcmarkets for companies HQ'd in Boca Rotan; because that seems like a good thing to search for when looking for penny stonks
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Nothing gets my attention like getting a text and email from my broker that I have options that expire soon and are or near ITM.
Quick story is that I've been buying SPY calls 1-2% out of the money, with a 10-14 day timeline. Have been banking some good money until that last week happened, so I've kept the ones that I have with 2/22 and 3/1 expiry hoping to see SPY come back, While it would be nice to see them go up, I'd better keep my eye on them and sell before they expire,, because I think I'd have to come up with about $600,000 if the both were ITM, can you guys start a go fund me? -
58 minutes ago, Pam Cummings said:
Seriously though, who the fuck is that guy? -10 now.
Turned pro in 2018 - just over $3M in career earnings, basically a grinder
http://www.owgr.com/en/Ranking/PlayerProfile.aspx?playerID=19483
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1 hour ago, PatrickMcHorn said:I'm in the same boat. I'm selling Rando shit that's green trying to cut down.
I'm waiting for the ALPP uplisting, so I can sell a chunk of that, at $10 or above, and then I'll have a more rational amount of my portfolio in stonks. That one really is tipping the scales towards my portfolio being too stonky
Then again, the only things I have green today are on my stonklist
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4 hours ago, Blotto said:
Pretty much. I expect to get fucked now and again, but thats the price of admission to the penny stonk world. Not too many stocks on the NYSE, NASDAQ etc... going from .0025 to .1 in a couple of months, so you take the good with the bad.
that is the truth - and the fact of the matter is to take something off the table when you get that runup to give you investable cash in the next couple of opportunities that are still at .005 or less, and hold onto some of the first investment to see if it can run to .25 or dare I say it $1.00 (don't even think about finding another ALPP - because that shit is legendary and chasing it will keep you up nights)
also as a cautionary tale for those that follow, but are later to the game, it is a different beast when you invest in that .0025 stock once it gets to .1 or .2 because there are likely lots of people looking to flip that once it hits another milestone.
I am not a diamond hands guy, take some wins, let some ride - but don't leave it all on the table hoping it double and then redoubles again -
2 hours ago, gsoda3 said:
i think you guys were in UAVS at one point. there's a hit piece out on it.
https://www.bonitasresearch.com/company/ageagle-aerial-systems-nasdaq-uavs/
I was in and out of that in mid 2020, and remembering back to that episode of pump and dump - the HQ were a small building in the middle of nowhere and if I recall correctly there website was all about Ag usage for drones. Now they are a manufacturer of 3 types of drones .... seems like a reach to me.
Glad I made a few bucks, and even more glad that I'm out of it as it is likely to come crashing back down -
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33 minutes ago, Hank_Hill said:
How do these uplistings tend to work typically? Haven't been a part of one. Twitter announcement followed by magically appearing on the public market?
QuoteWhile it generally takes four to six weeks to process a listing application, this time frame is variable and may be shortened considerably, if the application raises no issues and the company responds quickly to Staff comments. Week 1. Company submits application for listing and Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Staff begins its review. Weeks 2-3. Staff completes its preliminary review and prepares comment letter. Weeks 3-4. Company addresses any issues raised by Staff. Weeks 5-6. Staff completes their review and company is approved for listing
From this NASDAQ presentation - https://listingcenter.nasdaq.com/assets/initialguide.pdf
So what is normal doesn't really matter; what does right now (to me) is if there were issues and how were they addressed. ALPP has been very good with PR about positive events, if there is a delay they need to be in front of that PRwise as well and have an explaination or reason
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I just want to throw this out there, as we sift our way through a shitty couple of days or maybe more, that unless you are looking to actively trade penny stock that this is longer term investing and that there will be down days. Sure it looked easy in January and the first week of February but that isn't how the market works long term.
IMO - what @RCRanger03 has shown and done , is that with some DD you can pick some penny companies with potential and ride them up. But to do that you have to do a couple of thing:
- recognized that not all of them will be winners, you will lose money on some of them
- take a portion of your gains off the table as they rise (at least get most of your initial investment back when you can), this is what leads to "free shares"
- also know that you won't be right, but don't play the market by looking in your rearview mirror. We've all sold things that we wished we'd held, and held things we wished we'd sold.
- finally don't panic sell into a market downturn, markets go up and down (but your stock will only go up), but don't confuse market movement for company news/movement (as shown with FPVDRCR - would love to get your 2¢ on this?
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So it appears FPVD is becoming a subsidiary of Red Diamond, maybe not wholly owned but 99.988% of the shares are controlled in the debt swap
Follow up - just read RCR's comment. so the 7 trillion shares are, apparently, subordinated to the SRAX shares. Still, looks like there is control outside of FPVD mgmt/public shareholders. This type of thing happens in penny-stonks, but still 7 trillion shares seems like it is a lot .... a fucking lot of shares.
I'm gonna guess there will be a reverse split on this - say in the range of 1:1,000,000 or more -
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8 minutes ago, Coelenterate Fuccboi said:
Schwab’s interface is terrible. I trade OTC there but use TDA’s basic app for level 2 information and my watchlist, TOS for charts.
Agree - Schwab's system sucks at showing information on quotes below $0.01, you can trade them but not have easy access to history or quotes.
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I'm looking to buy into some of this momentum, unfortunately I'm all stonked up and will need to sell/free up some funds to make additional stonk picks
@Hefeweizen GTC orders are your friend, if you cannot watch the markets on a regular basis. Set it and forget it, except when you check in and can revise your orders.
2020-2021 PGA Tour thread
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I caught the playoff on a GC replay - feel bad for Tony but he needs to make a big shot, that missed putt on the 1st playoff hole and the tee shot on the par 3 were horrible, and Max got away with his drive on both holes, getting lucky to have a swing and a lie on the first hole and getting away with that tee shot on the par 3, because with Finau in the trap there is no way he was aiming at the pin and ending up left of it off the tee.
Finau puts up some good rounds and gets close, but he needs to close out a win.
And speaking of players who need to do something - Ricky Fowler