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mystery Live From NYC, Its LiveStock Tomorrow 1 2PM EST

Remember, last week I talked all episode long about why I’d bought IdeaEdge, Inc. (IDAE) at $2.27ish (detailed blog post coming tonight, I swear) and it subsequently rose 25% over the next few days (yeah yeah TIMalert subscribers!)

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bullpicks6

first

marketGirl

tim
here are few tech issues with your website..
1) the video that u put on in the prev post gave error when opened with explorer.
2) when openining your website with firefox i can't leave a comment cause the POST your comment button is not there.
3) last week I could not watch your live stock on demand nighther i could watch it live!... use something else plz..
even when i could see it, i could never get to the chatroom.

by the way check out UCBH...many thanks to market kid who alerted us in his chatroom.
UCBH is still going hire on volume

WTSLA was also a winner, i dont remember how i got the stock..but i entered yesteday and I was so stupid to let it go this morning when it was consolidating.....today's leson : don't sell a break out play cause you are not watching it for an hour,,,instead setup a stop loss or something....also don't talk on skpe with your DAD about how he is doing in China in the first 2 hours of traiding.!

marketGirl

i forgot to say this..do you find the phrase that banks are going bankrupt funny to you too ? :D

bullpicks6

I just got done reading your article on the list of unshortable banks...and honestly in this situation I think it had to be done. Banks doing well is imperative for our country to do well, it's also quite obvious when they're not doing well, and as seen when Fannie and Freddie plunged, it is obvious that shorts can help run a stock price down quickly. It was necessary, in battling our current economic crisis, and is in the best interest of Americans. I still believe the SEC is a terrible organization and rarely acts in the best interest of the people, serving corporations rather; much like the Dept. of "Cheap" Labor; but in this case they were spot on

bullpicks6

marketGirl, I think the tech. problems are an abberation I have Firefox also, and have been posting obviously. Maybe you have to install the updates. As far as him finding the bank problems funny I believe the humor can be found in how quickly the financial establishment is crumbling after years of terrible moves.

younggunz

I am on firefox and have had no problems with his site or with the last livestock show, viewing or chatting. I didn't try the ondemand feature since I saw it live.

John

Tim did you send out an alert for WTSLA to Tim Alert subscribers?

ghozt2008

I think it

getshorty

ghozt, he has addressed that a lot of times, look in previous posts.

kruchev

Short sellers do not reduce the value of a stock or a company -- poor management does. Keeping people from short selling worthless, poorly run banks just keeps investors from profiting on the downside.

The reason these bank stocks are falling is because noone in their right minds is willing to hold their stocks.

be-the-ball

bunch of socialists on this board

getshorty

I am not sure the guys in the SEC pushing for short regulation even believe in it, they just want to be seen doing something, public pressure is saying "do something" and they concede even if they don't believe they can help the situation. THats politics.

theproficientinvestor

the sad thing is most people don't realize that naked short selling has always been illegal because it can create a situation where a stock can't recover no matter how many shares trade hands. This happens more often in the pink sheets because the SEC doesn't follow them as closely.

TommyTim

On your knees, bitch, ML. $4.6 billion loss on the quarter. This financial run is a bunch of bogus. GOOGLE is getting destroyed down 60 in AH's. Tomorrow gonna be a nasty day for the market. Tomorrow market down, financials down, homebuilders down, oil up and dollar down.

Jason

Best place to view tomm's show would be here: http://www.mogulus.com/livestock

willie nickels

Tim,

I think you need to update your interview with Mike 13th Floor...he made close to a gillion dollars today on BKUNA.

studentofthegame

I'm using Firefox and can view all your videos and post comments just fine Tim...

Jesse

I am using FF as well and all of the buttons seem to work for me.

Although, I can see the live video just fine, I have big problems with the on demand shows freezing up on me.

I'm trying to figure out if its my computer or if mogulus can do anything to help this problem.

I'll be watching it at http://www.mogulus.com/livestock tomorrow.

Tim, will you explain naked short selling tomorrow?

noobtrader.08

Also check DSL as potential short... that stock was on fire today... up 75% on very low volume... theres a question...

How does the aforesaid happen? How can low volume make a stock go up 75% in one day?

Also, Tim, if you could spend a couple Livestock episodes actually explaining technical indicators and how they work/you use them (ie: Bollinger Band, Moving Averages, Stochastics, MACD, Price Limit lines, Volume, etc.)

I'm thinking like 15 minute segment of how to use these indicators as they are supposed to be used... or how you use them while doing your research.

I've done reading on these, but would still like to hear how you apply them OR how you know of other people using them (from your previous experiences, etc)

Thanks in advance.

noobtrader.08

ah yes... and one other MAJOR topic... Entry/Exit points... how do you when to enter/exit a play? Is it gut? Are there technical indicators? What are things to look for... lower lows, higher highs... etc.

Thanks.

GAVIN

Yeh I think you should update your firefox then...

I need a question answered... with my broker when I view a stock's information I can only view the highest bid price/size and the lowest ask price/size... How can I view all of the orders? Is there a website or software that will let me do that without having to switch brokers?

noobtrader.08

Does anyone on here use TOS software? If so, what are pro's/con's of using the software... (iyho)

Thanks,

getshorty

Hi Noob, Tim only uses basic technical indicators no Bollinger Band, no Moving Averages, no Stochastics, no MACD, no Price Limit lines.

He mostly uses resistance and support, looks for breakouts on volume.

The reason for not using the fancy indicators, he argues, is that penny stocks do not need them, basically because penny stockers are in their majority amateur traders that do not know about them, then there is not much of the self-full-filling effect that sometimes make this indicators useful for bigger stocks.

He explains his entry exit point on his dvd.

On my own I started reading Japanese candlestick charting techniques and found it fascinating. A couple of hours ago Technical Analysis using multiple timeframes arrived to work and have been reading it during lunch. Appears to be very strong so far and very compatible with Tim's approach, at least from the introduction. Will have more to say about it after the weekend, after I finish reading it.

noobtrader.08

GS,

I read a lot of your replys and find them useful, so thanks for replying. What is a basic technical indicator that you speak ok? Please elborate...

I've spoken with Tim about this before and he has told me exactly what you just told me. I understand this point too, but I'd still like to understand the technical stuff, just because.

I've done my own reading on the technical stuff, but am always looking for other opinions; of course Tim's opinion is very important to me. He is the person who really got me started on this whole stock thing, so I'm hopeful that although he doesn't use these tech. indicators for himself, that he'll at least take the time to explain them, from his perspective...

I'm not trying to beat a deadhorse just trying to learn the language...

And am looking forward to hearing your review of Tech Analysis...

Thanks,

getshorty

Resistance, support and volume basically,I think he may sometimes draw trendlines, since once in a while he refers to lower lows, higher lows, lower highs, higher highs.

My Idea is to first nail pennystocking, once I feel confident, DISCIPLINED enough and get a higher stake, will move to other stocks. Big CAPS on discipline since I have made disciplined profits of around $ 3000 during the last 3 weeks and gave back $400 today because of a stupid, stubborn and full of ego trade on GIGM.

Lesson learned (again). The introduction of technical analysis.... says same as Tim and Rev Shark always say, As important as to know what stock and when to trade, is good to know when not to trade at all. Brian, same as Tim and Shark, says big part to beat the game is to know when to stay out, like when you can not find a clear chart, out like I should have stayed today. How many times more will I need to get this straight? how many more authors do I need telling me the same thing? How many reruns of pennystocking more do ineed to see on my ipod before I stop shooting myself on the foot.... to be continued.

Guess lots of u are more disciplined than me (and some of u are even worse)

noobtrader.08

LOL! Not laughing at you, but completely understand the psychology behind what you're talking about. I have to say this, aside from the money that can be made, the psychology part of trading is even more interesting because...

"all the money in the world is piss in pond if you don't the psychology to manage it." - Adam Murphy

My favorite is Bernard Baruch... I love his analogies... mind kind of mind.

noobtrader.08

one more question...

how do you distinguish a real company from a fake company when doing research?

Thanks,

Brent

Tim, the SEC doesnt prevent people from writing book reviews. Why do you think that?

getshorty

I may be wrong on this, but how I see it so far.

If the company has not yet started production, sold a thing yet, and price moves wildly, most probably it is a pure demand/supply (the most pumpable) play.

If company has started production, actually sold something, but has no earnings and prices swing a lot, highly pumpable.

If company does have earnings but p/e ratio is out of whack (hundreds) unless the yoy growth is really really great (100s percent)and price moves wildly, it may be a crappy pumped stock.

I am not sure I can draw a clear line on this one, maybe Tim can draw a more clear line. That said, my today's screw-up gigm is not a pump and dump, simply because p/e ratio of 17 is very reasonable among real companies. So there is some real (therefore unpredictable) business going on there.

getshorty

Tim, how about getting one of your interns to do a transcript of the show, Some of us can't watch it while at work and also by glazing the transcript we can skip over the newbies questions and go straight to the meat instead of watching it on demand.

dr0832

Any stock under $5 with no earnings and with a market cap less than $500 mil has a good chance to be a scam. The lower the price of the stock the more of a chance its a scam ($1-3)--> most of the stocks Tim trades are scams... or true penny stocks and sub pennies. The beauty is it doesn't matter if its fake or has earnings as long as you don't invest for more than a day or 2 in these turds; preferably a few minutes. If a company is real it will have earnings and/or a real product or service that is tangible (EX: SIRIUS although its a shitty stock, that trades for only $2 it is a real company with a real product.) If its real and has earnings it won't be trading for $1-3 most of the time because people with greater intelligence and information will bid it up quickly. Don't EVER believe what you read in ANY PR's or on the websites or message boards about the fundamentals of these types of low priced stocks. They are all scams for the most part. The PR's are bogus. For instance lots of penny stocks of oil companies talk of finding a new field which could bring 500 million barels of oil to the company. These are lies. If it was true exxon mobile would buy it up in a second and the stock would trade for much more than a buck or two. Real stocks trade of of future expected earnings in general mixed with hype of course. Or another example is company that gets a real companies ticker in there pr such as a manufacturer of a product that says they got a deal with Best buy or walmart etc. These are scams 99% of the time. You can profit but its not that simple...

A

Anybody check out MNLU? What do u think Tim? Stock is really churning now with a high volume day resulting in a tiny doji. This dog is really losing steam and momentum. Methinks this drops big time tomorrow. If only I had more buying power!!!

TheParadox

Hey noob,

I got the TOS software a few weeks (maybe a even a month or 2) ago, and hadn't used it. Unfortunately i found TOS after i opened an account with optionsxpress. Its only recently i opened with TOS as i have heard many traders prefer TOS and OX sucks when it comes to availability on shorts. Also, i sent tim a quick blub about TOS and he said he recommended it and uses it. I felt kinda dumb because im sure i could have looked through the forum and im sure he gets the question about 10x a day

back to TOS,

the TOS software is simply outstanding. coming from OX, TOS is a million times better. But i must warn you, its very "busy" and you can get a little lose if you don't know your way around. After about an hour, i got a better feel, but i know there are soooo many features still i don't know how to use or when to use them... or what they are for. Website gives great tutorials.

What you can do is DL the TOS software for free by going to the website, and simply giving basic info(username, PW, address) you can use delayed quotes with a "virtual account" all you want... after that, getting an account takes like 5 minutes. Its worth it to try it.

cash

Tim and marketGirl I had the same error on the previos post video and am unable to watch on demand livestock programs. This has been going on for about three wks for me. I used to be able to watch livestock on demand but for some reason I can not any more.

YngvaiMalmsteve

How do I do my avatar? I know you guys posted about that here a few months back but I did a search for "avatar" and nothing came up

QZ

You are awesome! Thanks and I learned a lot from you.

cel

Hi Marketgirl you may not be able to post to the site as you are not logged in as your user. I have also noticed at times that I am logged out after logging in, I am not sure if this is to do with the way the site refreshes or if there is a timeout feature that logs you out automatically after 10 minutes etc. I use firefox. Cheers.

Bob (VC)

Just watched Becky Quick sticking up for short selling.. I like her even more now..

Looking forward to LiveStock Timmaaaay!

Oswald2001

I have the same problem as Cash and Market Girl.

I am not able to view the pages that have the LiveStock link.

Oswald2001

Same with the "Attention Bank of America Corporation (BAC) & Wells Fargo & Company (WFC) Customers: Hopefully This Ain

getshorty

Morning everybody, up early at 5:00 and trying to reserve some shares, got my fix of son of a gun zyxi that doesn't quit (yet). As usual, couldn't get any of the sure thing (myec and uomo. Couldn't get to reserve any idae. Whats on play for today, waiting for my alert, hope today there are more setups than yesterday (or that yesterday setups complete)

ANy good chart spotted lately?

PCola

I get the same error as merketgirl, oswald and cash.

Oswald2001

Tim,

You stated in LiveStock that Internet Explorer sucks and that people with problems on your web site should switch to Firefox.

Probably, you've just alienated 98% of your client base...established...and POTENTIAL.

The vast majority of people use IE...regardless of your opinion.

Why not just make your site functional.

It's mostly functional.

Fully functional would mean that it works with what the world uses. You know....Internet Explorer.

timothysykes

haha oswald, i take pride in alienating people--there's nothing i can do to make it more functional, its the video player man

Oswald2001

Hopefully, you aren't under the assumption that the faulty video player you are using is the one and only video player on the entire planet.

Your IT people can't find a video player that works well with the most common software ever in the History of Man?

I watch videos from all kinds of sites, all over the Net and have for years.

They all work 100% with Internet Explorer.

You go to a lot of trouble to produce LiveStock and there are plenty of people...your TARGET MARKET...that would like to see it.

But, they can't because...for some reason...so far...you have insisted on using a faulty video player.

Why would you intentionally LOCK OUT YOUR TARGET MARKET?

It impacts your CASH FLOW.

Oswald2001

Also, is an intentionally dysfunctional video NON-PLAYER gonna help you get sponsors?

timothysykes

FYI Livestock makes me exactly $0 and its only possible due to mogulus' software..just try diff browsers

Oswald2001

There's value in Livestock.

I'll wait for you to come to your senses.

timothysykes

LOL livestock cant happen without a live video player, i use mogulus' studio...there's really no option here, its just funny to me that a few people are complaining so stridently...firefox works fine

Oswald2001

I can watch Livestock when you are live with no problem.

It's the playback that has a problem.

For instance, when you give a link to the page with a Livestock broadcast there is a problem.

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Nov 6	QXM	$4.31	$4.80	$1936
Nov 4	COT	$8.66	$8.88	$642
Nov 4	QXM	$4.61	$4.89	$822
Oct 30	DDRX	$25.70	$26.53	$812
Oct 29	CTDC	$4.00	$4.42	$781
Oct 26	AWSL	$3.24	$4.10	$2516
Oct 23	RODM	$5.27	$5.23	$301
Oct 22	AMLM	$2.69	$2.97	$820
Oct 22	USEG	$6.12	$6.09	$85
Oct 20	CBOU	$8.93	$9.06	$243
Oct 16	VRMLQ	$16.79	$18.65	$2773
Oct 13	YONG	$11.05	$11.66	$1202
Oct 13	NPHC	$0.59	$0.71	$583
Oct 12	IMGG	$0.60	$0.70	$682
Oct 9	ZAGG	$5.50	$6.10	$2380
Oct 7	GVBP	$0.03	$0.27	$702
Oct 1	NPHC	$0.70	$0.85	$1482

Total: $92,304 (644%)