Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Research PNOW and let me know what you think. I'm hanging on to this one and NOT jumping out early. Gonna be rich dammit !
Am I reading properly that their market cap is $9,600?
On the other hand if I invest enough to own 51% of the company then I get to start calling the shots , right . I could force them into the boar semen business and make them place orders for 1000's of doses a week. Then I could hire more help at my farm and sit back on my boat while everyone else is jerking off the livestock.
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
On the other hand if I invest enough to own 51% of the company then I get to start calling the shots , right . I could force them into the boar semen business and make them place orders for 1000's of doses a week. Then I could hire more help at my farm and sit back on my boat while everyone else is jerking off the livestock.
See what a small investment can do.
Man, then you'd have to do disclosures when you bought or sold stock and a bunch of fucking rules. You get 6 guys to buy 10% and then get them to put a director on the board that will force the semen industry entry.
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Anybody ever get into NVDA a while back when I brought it up ? I bought it at ,I don't remember exactly, around $42 and sold it at $65 . Well now it's fucking $110
I got in for 200 shares at 30 bucks. Sold half when it doubled, so I am in strictly with my gains on the remaining 100 shares. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Today I bought 1,250,000 shares of PNOW. I take that back , actually I put in a buy order for the open tomorrow. This company has started kicking ass and is looking at monthly 100% growth for at least the next year.
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Research PNOW and let me know what you think. I'm hanging on to this one and NOT jumping out early. Gonna be rich dammit !
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
I believe it's to open at .0007 throwing $880 at it
If it goes to 10 cent I'll have $125,000
HooRah !
If it goes to $1 I'll have $1,250,000
And a large boat.
So it looks like it hasn't been more than $0.03 per share since 2008, which is nearly a decade ago. What makes you think it's ready to explode? I mean, it's great that it's apparently now producing revenues (which apparently it wasn't for a while), but...?
And yeah, CP could go a GoFundMe and probably buy the whole company. LOL. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Nightfyre:
I got in for 200 shares at 30 bucks. Sold half when it doubled, so I am in strictly with my gains on the remaining 100 shares.
I like that strategy. I do something similar when I get a good gain. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Amnorix:
So it looks like it hasn't been more than $0.03 per share since 2008, which is nearly a decade ago. What makes you think it's ready to explode? I mean, it's great that it's apparently now producing revenues (which apparently it wasn't for a while), but...?
And yeah, CP could go a GoFundMe and probably buy the whole company. LOL.
It was $0.03 in 2008? So if you bought in 2008, you lost 98% of your investment? Hog Farmer is a brave dude buying low. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog Farmer:
Did you get any. Makes me sick I took my profit early.
I did the same thing with ESSI. bought at around 20 cents and it went to 35 cents so I sold. I said hell yeah, take that bitches. Now it's at god damn $4.30
That's one that could have made a poor man rich.
Let the winners ride and cut your losses quick. That is the advice of most top-notch money managers yet us amateurs do the OPPOSITE! We think a stock can't go any lower so we ride it into the ground and lose all our money. On the other side, we panic when a stock gets so high and think it's done rising and it goes up another 20-30%, giving up huge profits. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lewdog:
Ok so I am getting the basics here but still not understanding what a stock would have to do for me to say, double my money. How do I realistically set expectations? Let's take the $30 strike, a year from now, at $4.36 for 100 shares. What would the stock have to do for me to double my money on that?
If you paid $4.36 for a single CALL option contract, which equals $436 for controlling 100 shares and the stock is roughly $18.20 today, if the stock goes to $23-$24 within the next 6 months, you will double your money.
Why? Because the option would be around $8-$8.50 as you would be much closer to the $30 strike with plenty of time left.
