[new_me222]

They won't. And it's sad really. They don't give a sh*t about the stock price.

[Charles Martin1]

Almost ready to open...I wonder if they'll attack it at open.

[plasmid_boy]

They won't. And it's sad really. They don't give a sh*t about the stock price.

I have never met a CEO who doesn't give a sh*t about the stock price of their company.

[leafs123]

Is today the best opportunity to buy or do you guys see this thing going lower? Sub $14?

[cjcampbell]

Is today the best opportunity to buy or do you guys see this thing going lower? Sub $14?

At the moment I don't think anyone can answer that one.

[Charles Martin1]

Is today the best opportunity to buy or do you guys see this thing going lower? Sub $14?

Given this, I'm most certain that we're going to be in the $13s region. My read on the SP didn't factor in this market dive and I was thinking a worst case of $14.30. Now with the market diving and the potential for a raid on top of it, heck we could dive to low $13s and shoot up again.

[Shanerredflag]

Lol...guys, don't be so hard on yourselves. We all know it's a great OS on great hardware with strong sales and a wonderful management team...what do you think the ER numbers are going to say? That's all that matters unless your "playing the trend" like our friend BB_T.

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[bungaboy]

A hand full of shares can drive this down 2.5% is seconds. Amazing.

[leafs123]

Lol...guys, don't be so hard on yourselves. We all know it's a great OS on great hardware with strong sales and a wonderful management team...what do you think the ER numbers are going to say? That's all that matters unless your "playing the trend" like our friend BB_T.

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Agreed. I'm pretty confident, just trying to add some more with some funds I had freed up.

[tygros]

Very nice read, if the title doesn't scare you off
Nokia Or BlackBerry, Who Dies First? - Seeking Alpha

[potatoman3]

Given this, I'm most certain that we're going to be in the $13s region. My read on the SP didn't factor in this market dive and I was thinking a worst case of $14.30. Now with the market diving and the potential for a raid on top of it, heck we could dive to low $13s and shoot up again.

All the way under $14 you think?

[Charles Martin1]

All the way under $14 you think?

There seems to be potential IF a bear raid takes place.

[Charles Martin1]

Nice, looks like a nice bounce out of there...or maybe not.

[new_me222]

Well, I got a margin call. $44 left )

[tygros]

Well, I got a margin call. $44 left )

If we end the day up, as it's trending, will that still be valid?

[potatoman3]

There seems to be potential IF a bear raid takes place.

It's been falling all week. Today looks like a good rebound day.

I'm a bit curious about stock manipulation strategies though, if indeed that is the case (which in my mind, I agree is 100% happening). But I'm considering this scenario and want to get some input. Lets say bear raid happens a few times through the week, dropping the stock 10%-15%, blowing through stops and driving it much lower. Would it then make sense for them to cover a good portion (cause a small rally) and take some profits? More retail purchases as the stock rallys and the bears wait until the SP is a little higher and then bear raid again blowing through the same stop points and more.

[new_me222]

Yep it will still be valid. I am officially out. I could send some more funds into the account, but I am out of those too. Well, that's life.

Good luck to all of you tough! Since I am out, the stock should go to 20 in a week or less.

[kfh227]

I have never met a CEO who doesn't give a sh*t about the stock price of their company.

Warren buffett, Prem watsa

There us two

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[cjcampbell]

Can someone explain what the difference is between using different RSI values like 14 or 10 or whatever other number? Why are there different ways and why do the numbers vary so drastically? The default one used on Stockcharts is 14 so that's what I've been trying to learn from.

[Charles Martin1]

I think I'll wait until next week or later to buy more, just in case it gets raided.

[Charles Martin1]

The RSI is basically the indexed changed of the Average Gain / Average Loss of a SP for a given number of periods, e.g. RSI (10) is for 10 periods and so on.

I prefer to use the RSI (10).

I'm sure M+8 can give you a much better explanation but that's the nuts and bolts.

[cjcampbell]

The RSI is basically the Average Gain / Average Loss of a SP for a given number of periods, e.g. RSI (10) is for 10 periods and so on.

Ok cool... is there a "standard" period that is used or is it more of a personal preference?

[InWithTheNew]

You guys so negative...... geez. Almost like you're short and trying to pump fear in the thread. I notice this quite often from one poster who keeps on and on about how it falling so fast... Hilarious.. When it comes down to money and trades people don't always have your best interest..

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[Charles Martin1]

You guys so negative...... geez. Almost like you're short and trying to pump fear in the thread. I notice this quite often from one poster who keeps on and on about how it falling so fast... Hilarious.. When it comes down to money and trades people don't always have your best interest..

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For me, I have a bag of cash waiting to put into this stock and given it's on its downswing I tend to hoot and holler as it sinks. Sorry if it bothers you but I got a wad sitting long too and my end game is no different than yours.

In fact, I would argue that the scenario right now is not much different than a roller coaster and equally as exciting.

[Charles Martin1]

Ok cool... is there a "standard" period that is used or is it more of a personal preference?

I prefer to use the RSI(10). I believe that M+8 says he uses the 14 for work but prefers the 10 for his own stuff...he commented a while back about it.