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No i don't own RBY anymore. I averaged down and sold out with no profit/loss.
I still think RBY has great potential despite what rederob says. Bird flu is still around and still killing people as we speak.
You can make plenty of money out of these small/micro cap companies even when they have a high cash burn rate.
All is takes is 1 anouncement to spike the share price, and RBY has had a few spikes over the past year or so.
There are some people who only trade $5, $10, $15, $20, $25, $30 per share companies. I say good on them. They might get a 10 to 25% a year profit or loss
Others trade small/micro cap companies and get 100-2000% profits or loss.
Its a big wide world out there with all kinds of trading styles. I trade the small/micro cap companies win some, lose some.
REMEMBER: SOMETIMES ITS GOOD NOT TO LISTEN TO OTHERS, AND FIND YOUR OWN TRADING STYLE!
Some of my best trades have occured while many members on this board and other boards have bagged the cr_ap out of me!
I still think RBY has great potential despite what rederob says. Bird flu is still around and still killing people as we speak.
You can make plenty of money out of these small/micro cap companies even when they have a high cash burn rate.
All is takes is 1 anouncement to spike the share price, and RBY has had a few spikes over the past year or so.
There are some people who only trade $5, $10, $15, $20, $25, $30 per share companies. I say good on them. They might get a 10 to 25% a year profit or loss
Others trade small/micro cap companies and get 100-2000% profits or loss.
Its a big wide world out there with all kinds of trading styles. I trade the small/micro cap companies win some, lose some.
REMEMBER: SOMETIMES ITS GOOD NOT TO LISTEN TO OTHERS, AND FIND YOUR OWN TRADING STYLE!
Some of my best trades have occured while many members on this board and other boards have bagged the cr_ap out of me!
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Hey one more thing, when you make your 100 to 1000% profit, don't forget to jam it right up those who gave you cr_ap along the way 
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Sometimes its always good to put the so called experts back in their boxes!
These so called experts used to make me so , now I just : stick my tongue out at them, trade my own way and life is all good
: Sometimes its always good to put the so called experts back in their boxes!
These so called experts used to make me so
, now I just : stick my tongue out at them, trade my own way and life is all good 
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krisbarryStop_the_clock said:Hey one more thing, when you make your 100 to 1000% profit, don't forget to jam it right up those who gave you cr_ap along the way
Sometimes its always good to put the so called experts back in their boxes!
These so called experts used to make me so
Your stock picking is poor.
Your ramping is excellent.
RBY fails every reasonable test one can throw at it.
I don't have a bee in my bonnet.
But when I see crap trotted out in the guise of something that "should be followed", I call it for what it is - crap!
Krisbarry, you have learned nothing in the last year, and that is pretty sad.
Thankfully Joe Blow has you in check.
For any newbies that don't follow your incredible track record, I suggest they google "krisbarry".
The fact that you have been repeatedly banned from some sites and probably dare not return to others because you were found out, is testimony to the respect you command.
Anyone thinking about RBY other than a pump and dump needs only look at the unscrupulous doctor that runs the company.
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Over the past year at least 80% of all monies put on RBY has been lost.
In the last month the total value of all trades is about $2m despite the volume being greater than at any time since January.
Thinly traded stock are a recipe for disaster, especially when the stock itself is a disaster waiting to happen.
Check out a chart for CMQ if you want to see how a good biotech train wreck happens - you will also note the incredible spikes north that continually sucker the inexperienced into buying at the bottom: I bet my bottom dollar that few if any bail out before the next dumper.
By way of quick comparison with a medium sized resource stock in favour, KZL traded a greater value than $2m on a single day in the last 3 months, and that was its weakest trading day of the entire period.
Over the past year at least 80% of all monies put on RBY has been lost.
In the last month the total value of all trades is about $2m despite the volume being greater than at any time since January.
Thinly traded stock are a recipe for disaster, especially when the stock itself is a disaster waiting to happen.
Check out a chart for CMQ if you want to see how a good biotech train wreck happens - you will also note the incredible spikes north that continually sucker the inexperienced into buying at the bottom: I bet my bottom dollar that few if any bail out before the next dumper.
By way of quick comparison with a medium sized resource stock in favour, KZL traded a greater value than $2m on a single day in the last 3 months, and that was its weakest trading day of the entire period.
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rederob said:
Each to their own, end of story!
Rederob,
You say: "RBY fails every reasonable test one can throw at it". What are the test that you have run on RBY ? What make you think their management is not a good one ? My experience of Biotech company is that it takes a long time for them to develop a product and once they have the product they need capital to sell it and this is exactly the phase RBY is in. I agree it is a dangerous one but then at least they have a product to sell and it starting well by this contract with Indonesia. If this stock was less risky it would not be worth 2 cents.
I agree Krisbarry was ramping this stock at one stage but then your comment are not really constructive either. Just my view on things
You say: "RBY fails every reasonable test one can throw at it". What are the test that you have run on RBY ? What make you think their management is not a good one ? My experience of Biotech company is that it takes a long time for them to develop a product and once they have the product they need capital to sell it and this is exactly the phase RBY is in. I agree it is a dangerous one but then at least they have a product to sell and it starting well by this contract with Indonesia. If this stock was less risky it would not be worth 2 cents.
I agree Krisbarry was ramping this stock at one stage but then your comment are not really constructive either. Just my view on things
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RBY has numerous competitors for bird flu products: If they were going to be successful with these products it would have happened by now.
Have a look at the company's annual profit and loss since listing - not a pretty sight!
If you read some of Ann's early posts you will get an idea about the company.
I posted on other sites where kisbarry ramped this stock a year ago and krisbarry had no reasonable responses, to the point he was repeatedly banned.
I suggest you do some research on RBY, or be prepared to keep losing your money on rubbish companies like this one.
Smart money moves to where the action is - and that's commodities, and especially zinc.
These trends don't last forever, but picking RBY and hoping it will deliver one of krisbarry's 100% returns is a gambler's folly.
I'm getting a few % each week on the likes of KZL and ZFX and these actually translate into thousands$$ because I have well over $100k invested.
I think it's the difference between having a good idea about what the market is doing, and just having a good idea!
RBY has numerous competitors for bird flu products: If they were going to be successful with these products it would have happened by now.
Have a look at the company's annual profit and loss since listing - not a pretty sight!
If you read some of Ann's early posts you will get an idea about the company.
I posted on other sites where kisbarry ramped this stock a year ago and krisbarry had no reasonable responses, to the point he was repeatedly banned.
I suggest you do some research on RBY, or be prepared to keep losing your money on rubbish companies like this one.
Smart money moves to where the action is - and that's commodities, and especially zinc.
These trends don't last forever, but picking RBY and hoping it will deliver one of krisbarry's 100% returns is a gambler's folly.
I'm getting a few % each week on the likes of KZL and ZFX and these actually translate into thousands$$ because I have well over $100k invested.
I think it's the difference between having a good idea about what the market is doing, and just having a good idea!
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rederob said:
...and guess how much money you would have made if you sunk $100k into RBY a month back?
about an extra $150k ish!
So you say you are making how much...I say its chicken feed on such a large investment!
I reckon you are just here to spruke your own shares, so you can profit more!
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STCStop_the_clock said:
You could do with a maths lesson here.
The total volume of all transactions for RBY while it was at or under 2cents was about half a million dollars.
About half that was invested while the stock rose to over 3cents.
If I invested as you suggested, there would be me plus one other of equal size pushing up the share price.
That would have been very unlikely.
In fact, what did happen was that a lot of foolish small time investors have jumped on a bandwagon hoping for wonderful returns, and pushed up the price quickly.
Their dilemma now is that daily volumes are in the order or $50k or less, making it difficult to sell without further crashing the share price.
The company is a train wreck - 8 out of every 10 investors have lost money on this company in the last year, and there is nothing to suggest the odds will improve for the mugs that just jumped on board.
Illiquid stocks such as RBY would be a nightmare for investors such as myself. but you are most welcome to them.
Just remember that by your own admission in this thread you state you have not made nor lost on this stock: Given you are its keenest follower, the lesson is salutary.
Finally, and not that it is a concern to anyone, my profits this year are substantially more than the figure you quote, and substantially risk free on many of the strongest rising equities in our market.
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That annoucement could have some impact on this stock :
RBY just raise over 1.2 Million $AU as working capital from their share placement. I also received their annual report and they are working on a joint venture in China annoucement about that expected in December 2006. Also tendering for several Bird flu quick test supply around the world. If anything of the above mentioned come through specially any kind of deal with China, I would expect RBY to skyrocket. As anyone read their annual result ? look promising to me specially at this price
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YesFab said:RBY just raise over 1.2 Million $AU as working capital from their share placement. I also received their annual report and they are working on a joint venture in China annoucement about that expected in December 2006. Also tendering for several Bird flu quick test supply around the world. If anything of the above mentioned come through specially any kind of deal with China, I would expect RBY to skyrocket. As anyone read their annual result ? look promising to me specially at this price
I read their annual report.
Looks like RBY will need to go to the market in another 6 months for more working capital to pay director and staff costs if they don't get any of the business they are chasing.
If they are lucky, I agree that the share price could rocket to 3cents a share.
Good one Rederob but a deal in China would be worth in my opinion much much more than 3 cents. They are saying in this annual report that by end of the year we should know. Not long to wait for then.
In the short term I am curious if the new share that will be issued on monday will mean that the share price will go down or just that the daily transaction will have more volume. Have you got any opinion on this.
By the way do you know where to send the proxy for the AGM
In the short term I am curious if the new share that will be issued on monday will mean that the share price will go down or just that the daily transaction will have more volume. Have you got any opinion on this.
By the way do you know where to send the proxy for the AGM
