You lost a 16% instant return on your money yesterday
 

there was only 3000 shares sold over the 1.36 mark

so? I'm just playing with a few bucks on Ameritrade and in on CMNN when it was really cheap..... I'm not talking about just a 1 day thing, for me personally

Now my question is.... did my GFY post drive the volume and price up today?

yes more then likely. but nickle and diming, the small rise increased the price of the shares sold a few hundred dollars only. nothing to pee your pants about

i dont pee my pants over $300, but I didnt expect CMNN to gain 16% in one day considering it had been wandering between 1.20 and 1.30 for a while

considering only 3 trades yesterday for massive 2350 shares

lol what you dont understand is this, you have one trade at the end of the day for 16% higher does not mean it is performing

LOL i know the volume info. No one has offer any significant insight into the stock at all yet.

market newb haha

one good thing I can see with them is they are filing on time. you dont see a bunch of filing to file late and shit like a lot of companies on the otcbb

I think what you dont understand is my understanding of the stock market. I bought CMNN for well less than its current price or the price the day before it went up 16%. I diversify quite well and CMNN is one of my gambles... so was google. lol

I dont invest for the short term and rarely hold any stock under a month no matter what it does.

VRSN 75 01/24/2006 21.06 1592.49 S 02/01/2006 24.03 1795.87 204 Short Edit

This was a nice one, wish I bought more shares though

yes, but selling 1000 shares at the 16% inflated price is nothing.

no one else won but you, I am sure you were the only one selling shares today, good for you on making some money today.

I sold no stock today

then I am sorry for ruining it for you. see if you can get my posted deleted so you can trick some gfyers into buying your shares at an inflated unsupported price

just trying to get some attention to my thread asking for opinions on the stock and you ruin it for everyone. fuck you.

i simply said that they increase was not an average over the day, but a last trade. not many people know how to research otcbb companies. its a bit different if they had moved 500k shares today, but no.

it took you 10 posts of bullshit to say that simple line? right... you accused me of trying to run up the stock on GFY and sell it. fuck you

1.44 1000 OBB 15:21:13
1.36 2000 OBB 15:21:08
1.40 2000 OBB 15:20:57
1.35 500 OBB 15:20:09
1.35 200 OBB 15:20:07
1.35 1000 OBB 15:20:07
1.32 2608 OBB 15:15:04
1.32 2000 OBB 15:10:17
1.30 500 OBB 15:09:06
1.30 200 OBB 15:09:05
1.30 3000 OBB 15:09:05
1.29 742 OBB 15:08:27
1.27 500 OBB 15:08:07
1.21 1700 OBB 15:05:46
1.24 600 OBB 15:05:04
1.27 300 OBB 15:04:05
1.27 200 OBB 12:55:11
1.27 300 OBB 12:51:45
1.25 2500 OBB 12:35:35


price, size, exchange, time. I will just leave it at this

Why do you keep posting bullshit info anyone can get? I dont come treat GFY as a GOOGLE like most do. I wanted some info on the fucking company. What it owns. The PEOPLE behind it.. anyone know them? Shit like that. Not some BS list of goddamn trades. Any moron who will.... leave it at this.... is a fucking worthless daytrader wannabe

look at your topic of this post. does not ask for info, just says you lost 16% return. when one person got that on a small trade.

I will gladly talk about this company if you want, I will go over to your other post

Talk about the comany all you want, but keep it to one post please.

wow a small stock went up...

the volume is so light... youre talking less than $30k worth of volume each day.. with such little volume, if the demand for the shares dies down, the shares will become worth nothing. They made $500k net profit on the year... nice upward trend, but the stock is so small, I would never buy it - way too risky. The stock conveniently sold on the day high, looks like one transaction drove the price up.

actually small and micro cap stocks offer some of the best returns. if you know how to pick them the risk isn't greater than a large cap. greater inefficiences and less analyst coverage means its easier to pick the big movers.