QSII ==> The Merry Christmas Winner

[Adam]

I enjoyed your lecture. I"m sorry if my coment of educated morons offended you I'm sure it affended someone(just a bad day). No offense taken but I have older siblings who would love to be in my position it wasn't stepped into. My return to the company was after our joint venture company went under. To start and fail a company at 18 teaches a young boy some hard lessons. After recovering my self confidence I returned to start at the bottom of my fathers company. I'm 28 now. I love the stock market and have technicly invested for 18 years. I was run over by a boat at 9yrs and had a small settlement = once i was like old enough to ask she whould show me statements from Dean Witter and tell me about it. Her father was big in the market. My poke at the highly educated was because somewhere in that education they forget to teach something like simple financial management and how money is made. Then somewhere in between vision gets norrow and common sense is lost? Of course I can say stuff like Townships, countys, and state, are my biggest problem, noone cares to much about helping you. They usualy are restricting or fightng improvements. I welcome any lecture or commentary into my thinking. I'm vested in many intrests in which i'd love to talk of for constructive criticism. See, now for that information I preffer to look to the best in that proffesion, no pejudice for the highly educated just the singular visioned and lacking of common sense. I'm happy to have found the best advice comes from them. The vision and decision is yours.

Your commentary is always welcome!

By the way what is patience? I know it as my biggest enimy it drives me crazy. Do you have time for patience when you have to much work to ever get it done.

[skiracer]

I enjoyed your lecture. I"m sorry if my coment of educated morons offended you I'm sure it affended someone(just a bad day). No offense taken but I have older siblings who would love to be in my position it wasn't stepped into. My return to the company was after our joint venture company went under. To start and fail a company at 18 teaches a young boy some hard lessons. After recovering my self confidence I returned to start at the bottom of my fathers company. I'm 28 now. I love the stock market and have technicly invested for 18 years. I was run over by a boat at 9yrs and had a small settlement = once i was like old enough to ask she whould show me statements from Dean Witter and tell me about it. Her father was big in the market. My poke at the highly educated was because somewhere in that education they forget to teach something like simple financial management and how money is made. Then somewhere in between vision gets norrow and common sense is lost? Of course I can say stuff like Townships, countys, and state, are my biggest problem, noone cares to much about helping you. They usualy are restricting or fightng improvements. I welcome any lecture or commentary into my thinking. I'm vested in many intrests in which i'd love to talk of for constructive criticism. See, now for that information I preffer to look to the best in that proffesion, no pejudice for the highly educated just the singular visioned and lacking of common sense. I'm happy to have found the best advice comes from them. The vision and decision is yours.

Your commentary is always welcome!

By the way what is patience? I know it as my biggest enimy it drives me crazy. Do you have time for patience when you have to much work to ever get it done.

Study your last statement. Solving that equation is what separates the wheat from the chaff. The killer instinct comes from being able to sit and wait until the parameters come to within your guidlines and then the time is yours.

[mrmarket]

I love you guys but can we talk about QSII here?

[Adam]

No problem MM

Those 70 Feb QSII puts are looking a little expensive for insurance. How are your feelings through earnings? Are those HUGE bicepts gonna be overly tensed up or we fealing strong and relaxed?

What kind of meat do we have here???..LOL

[mrmarket]

No problem MM

Those 70 Feb QSII puts are looking a little expensive for insurance. How are your feelings through earnings? Are those HUGE bicepts gonna be overly tensed up or we fealing strong and relaxed?

What kind of meat do we have here???..LOL

If they miss, I'm hosed. But why would they miss?

[Adam]

If they miss, I'm hosed. But why would they miss?

who knows they dont pre-release info if I remember right. I'm with you for the ride so lets see it move. And by the way. I hate insurace I think its strangling possible good young companies from suceeding.

$MM$ always the finest meets and cheeses.

P.S. Can you comment on LKQX i'm up 17% and am thinking of selling into this strength. I had mixed reviews around the forum.

[spikefader]

I love you guys but can we talk about QSII here?

lmbo! .

[skiracer]

When is the next earnings release? I was just looking at the Feb. 80 calls (QCRBP) @ 2.25 bid and 2.70 asked with last trade @ 2.80 and the March 80 calls (QCRCP) @ 4.20 bid and 4.50 asked with last trade @ 4.10. If the earnings are good to great it would be nice to have a few contracts of either. The Feb. 80's have 42 days to expiry and the March 80's have 70 days to expiry. The stock showed some strength yesterday. MM, when is the earnings release scheduled? Would be worth watching to see what it does today.

[Adam]

Hey Ski, Like that QSII call option If the eaenings are in favor one could pick up a little extra for the money. I remeber hearing earnings are soon right?

[owenrm]

QSII has historically released earnings in the last week of January. However, there are two posts on the YAHOO board that mention an early February release. Speaking of the YAHOO board, there is one message that will be of particular interest to MRMARKET FANS who are QSII holders:

http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=m&board=4687052&tid=qsii&sid=4687052&mid=6681

I bought in a 77.99 with a protective JAN 75 PUT. I sold at 75.76 and closed the option (for about $200 loss). After seeing Friday's bounce I may have been hasty... but I need cash to buy into GOOGs rally.

[jiesen]

QSII has historically released earnings in the last week of January. However, there are two posts on the YAHOO board that mention an early February release. Speaking of the YAHOO board, there is one message that will be of particular interest to MRMARKET FANS who are QSII holders:

http://finance.messages.yahoo.com/bbs?.mm=FN&action=m&board=4687052&tid=qsii&sid=4687052&mid=6681

yep, yep. that would be me!

[New-born baby]

Qsii

QSII

Has had six down weeks in a row. Most recently it twice touched the $73.10 support before recovering. If QSII touches it a third time, I don't think it will hold. The point n figure says the bearish target is $67. The STOs all say the downtrend will continue. Looks pretty strong along the $70 support. I bet money could be made buying $80 Jan PUTS. Typically they are only .50 from being profitable. My play would be to buy the put, and when the stock drops, buy the stock and exercise the Put. The spread is too wide (imho) to just sell your put.

I am not saying this stock isn't going to reach MM's target; but I am saying the chart is still bearish. And as our friend Spike says, "It is what it is until it ain't." Ain't that beautiful?

http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/5008/chart12li.gif

[daskro]

It takes patience to develope patience. Dealing with things you hate and being good at it is a good place to start. Good luck and no charge for this session.

Touche, that's how I got my eagle scout badge.

[Dave]

QSII making a nice recovery and pressing onward! This is the first MM pick I have been able to buy in quite a while, so that alone should make it hit 15% within, say 12 more trading days?

-Dave

[New-born baby]

QSII making a nice recovery and pressing onward! This is the first MM pick I have been able to buy in quite a while, so that alone should make it hit 15% within, say 12 more trading days?

-Dave

Dave, did you see the option chain on this monster? They'll pay you $10.30 to buy it from you at $80.00 in June, 2006. Today's price is currently $80.27, so that's a nice big piece of change for 5 months of holding.