Eddy.....your comment suggests you don't know much at all of TZ and Bouris's contribution. Perhaps do some research first....yes the dilution was greter than we would have liked but to say he's doing nothing is the EXACT oppisite of qwhat your accusing Ubi of
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Eddy.....your comment suggests you don't know much at all of TZ and Bouris's contribution. Perhaps do some research first....yes the dilution was greter than we would have liked but to say he's doing nothing is the EXACT oppisite of qwhat your accusing Ubi of
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Well I never would have thought that I could have brought my average price down to below $1. I guess one has to grab these opportunities with both hands when they present themselves, as they rarely occur in life.
Now for an operations update.....
Now for an operations update.....
Well, that's one way of looking at it!
It's a long way from the mythical $2 so I think I'll wait to see some strength in the SP.
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Well, that's one way of looking at it!
It's a long way from the mythical $2 so I think I'll wait to see some strength in the SP.
'Mythical' $2?
$2 is a given in my opinion based on the information in the public domain. I guess everybody has a strategy on when to buy in. I just don't fancy my chances of building a substantial holding when things start moving.
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With around 60million shares out there, only 1000 were willing to be sold yesterday. Interesting!
With the vast majority of shares having been bought at +$2.50, I am guessing that virtually the whole share registry would rather risk losing their capital than selling for such a loss.
So what happens now?
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Quarterly is due out tomorrow. I bought the last of mine this week to bring my average down to 90c, and am well and truly locked and loaded. I have absolute faith in the tech and the board's ability to deliver. There are FAR too many clues in the announcements to tell us that this ship is steered in the right direction but it looks like nobody has noticed.
What's that old business saying? Something like..."you snooze you lose"
What's that old business saying? Something like..."you snooze you lose"
Those "even more attractive prices" may be near now.
But I'll wait for an uptrend before buying.
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I hope all took full advantage prior to the TH. I would guess that we are around the bottom here as the price had gone down due to TZ's debt problems. They look as though they may finally be resolved.
Happy times ahead for the long term holders?
Happy times ahead for the long term holders?
I didn't see any reason to buy TZL at 80-84c and I still don't now that the SP has halved.
Maybe, once the trend reverses?
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I didn't see any reason to buy TZL at 80-84c and I still don't now that the SP has halved.
Maybe, once the trend reverses?
Fair point for small investors. However those accumulating in the 1m+ region, a trend reversal would be far too late.
Fair point for small investors. However those accumulating in the 1m+ region, a trend reversal would be far too late.
You've been raving on about how great this company is for ages but the sp just continues to fall.
You'll get it right sooner or later, either that or it gets delisted.
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Oh, I'm dead right about this company. Maybe you should take a closer look before passing judgement.
I have now formed the base of a very big pyramid in the 40's. My average is in the 60's. It is time to reap what I sowed.
Oh, I'm dead right about this company. Maybe you should take a closer look before passing judgement.
I have now formed the base of a very big pyramid in the 40's. My average is in the 60's. It is time to reap what I sowed.
You seem to be exceedingly confident about a company that only recently came close to disaster. Without some hard analytical facts its not surprising that others are rather sceptical.
Our mythical "1 million " investor has saved over $400,000 so far by not buying at that 80-84c level!
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You seem to be exceedingly confident about a company that only recently came close to disaster. Without some hard analytical facts its not surprising that others are rather sceptical.
Our mythical "1 million " investor has saved over $400,000 so far by not buying at that 80-84c level!
It's all out there for those willing to do the research and not rely on people who post on here. I'll point you in the right direction to the clues afterwards. You'll kick yourself
"He who laughs last laughs loudest'
Oh, I'm dead right about this company. Maybe you should take a closer look before passing judgement.
I have now formed the base of a very big pyramid in the 40's. My average is in the 60's. It is time to reap what I sowed.
You need the SP to go up over 50% from todays closing price just to get back to break even and you call that being right?
I don't see the base of anything being formed yet
It's all out there for those willing to do the research and not rely on people who post on here. I'll point you in the right direction to the clues afterwards. You'll kick yourself
"He who laughs last laughs loudest'
lol, no matter what way you want to spin it, this investment to date has been a dud. I'm sure you'll let us all know how great you are if it ever goes back over $1, the only problem will be we could have all brought in at 50% cheaper
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You need the SP to go up over 50% from todays closing price just to get back to break even and you call that being right?
I don't see the base of anything being formed yet
The charts don't do the story justice. If you really knew the reasons for the moves down, you would be able to see why I believe why we are around the bottom. All of this information is out there in the public domain, but you would have to live and breathe this investment to find out. You will see. Mark my words.
lol, no matter what way you want to spin it, this investment to date has been a dud. I'm sure you'll let us all know how great you are if it ever goes back over $1, the only problem will be we could have all brought in at 50% cheaper
Only a dud for some. For some it will be the best investment they ever made.
You "are sure" that I will let you know "How great I am?" if it goes over $1? Well, it's not my style at all. But considering you are pigeon holing a person you don't know, I'll make an exception for you when the price is above $1.
I have no need to ramp this stock. Bouris will do that through the media when he decides that the time is right.
Time to set my alarm on snooze for a little while. See you guys soon.
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Up 20% since in a week. I guess there is a perception that the bottom was in around at 40cents. One of my better calls
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Yes, it has my interest now and if the trend is confirmed next week I may look to buy a few.
Much better prospect than buying around those 80-84c levels!
Actually, the prospects are still the same but I know what you are getting at - you are saying that the lower the price paid the better. Do you have any evidence to support this wacky theory?
Anyways, there is only 1 seller left (showing his/her hand). Lets see how long it lasts and where the selling will come from afterwards. With about 61.5mill of the 63mill shares bought at above 80c, I'm scratching my head.
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