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#1
did u straddle pozn?
just wondering...
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Posted:
#2
Big$$$,
Nope..in the POZN thread Grinder asked if I had and I let it ride to my demise. Whats worse is my wife tried to push me to bail last night in after hours and I didnt.
Probably my worst trade of the year..
No more biotech FDA trades for me..
I dont get the impression you had that many shares, and I hope you didnt.
Nope..in the POZN thread Grinder asked if I had and I let it ride to my demise. Whats worse is my wife tried to push me to bail last night in after hours and I didnt.
Probably my worst trade of the year..
No more biotech FDA trades for me..
I dont get the impression you had that many shares, and I hope you didnt.
Posted:
#3
well trust me i took the biggest beating of all of u but i sold at 15.
but i also had 6k shares . i had a 5k profit the afternoon before that turned into 20k loss. all i can say is what u said i will never jump in these biotechs again i mean pozn had everything the fda wanted and what does the fda do they come up with another issue with 1 rat ? i mean come on. fda has been proven crooked so many times. so i am not going anywhere near something like that unless i buy in at 2 dollars. gl man
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#5
This FDA crap is no different than Vegas, refs, and/or players jimmying spreads on these goddamn games.
Now I know the FDA is full of nerds who aren't interested that much in money and power, but all it takes is one or two in cahoots.....they sell the fuck out of it short, and voila-----REJECTION.
Once again, it is why I don't trade.
If I could control and start rumors and knew them beforehand, I'd be all about it. But otherwise, I'd rather bet at the casino or on the goddamn Monday Night football game.
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#6
You really should have told people here you dumped at 15 last night. Not that anyone is paying you for the info, but I am quite sure if others knew you were bailing they might have reconsidered..especially since your comments late last night didnt reference you doing that.
Not telling you what to do but it would have been nice for those who FOLLOWED you to know you werent holding to find out in the morning.
Not telling you what to do but it would have been nice for those who FOLLOWED you to know you werent holding to find out in the morning.
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#9
Quote Originally Posted by TheBest:
well listen to this i was the first one to sell in the morning.
Looking at the pre-market action, there was only 690 shares traded at $15 and the trading before the announcement was pretty thin with blocks over 1K shares traded.
How did you know to dump anyway when a lot of people obviously thought otherwise and was buying?
Posted:
#10
Big$$$,
Yeah I am agreeing with Depeche here..sorry.
You really led quite a few people to the drink here and to not say you were selling is quite poor.
Thats why I RARELY pump a stock, and if I post a buy I say what I bot at what price and usually within a close time of the transaction.
Glad you didnt get hammered as bad as SOME did.
I am not mad, I took the risk and I am a big boy but its not how I would have gone about doing things..you were pumping for months, then you sold somtimes and didnt say, back in and didnt say, final sale and didnt say.
Yeah I am agreeing with Depeche here..sorry.
You really led quite a few people to the drink here and to not say you were selling is quite poor.
Thats why I RARELY pump a stock, and if I post a buy I say what I bot at what price and usually within a close time of the transaction.
Glad you didnt get hammered as bad as SOME did.
I am not mad, I took the risk and I am a big boy but its not how I would have gone about doing things..you were pumping for months, then you sold somtimes and didnt say, back in and didnt say, final sale and didnt say.
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#15
i don't think the point was to kick you in the balls. i think it would have been nice to hear at 7:00 last night:
"i'm selling part of my stake right now. not looking good. i'll hang on to some for tomorrow just in case"
Not that big of a deal, just would have been nice. we all lost some money here, so naturally we're going to be a little edgy.
Posted:
#18
The thing to always remember about dealing money is "buyer beware."
There are no such things as game locks or stock locks.
When you ante up for gambling or investing or trading or whatever, you are always on your own.
The market teaches the most harsh and stern lessons. The pain can be tremendous, and the market will never show any mercy. The market wants to take your money, and if/when the market succeeds, then the market will kick you again while you're falling.
POZN, from what I could tell, had a good chance to get approved. It was like a -450 moneyline football game, but there's always that chance that it loses or doesn't get approval. It's the way it goes.
Cheers
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