As Web's World Turns

[Websman]

I'm not particularly a religious man....

But Jesus, look at JBII again today! My potential profit at this moment is beginning to make me nervous. I have now surpassed my goal this year despite approximately 20K in losses (I'm still learning when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em...still not sure on when to walk away and when to run).

What do you think Webs? Others? There has been no recent news and there should be some good news (roll out of P2O machine) coming.

Take the profits? Split the difference? Let it ride?

What say the more experienced traders here?

Thanks,

G

Take emotion out of the equation... But, If you're worried, take a little profit, and let the rest ride. Then you'll be playing on the houses money.

As for me, I got in at such a rediculously low price, I'm holding onto everything I've got. My tiny investment has grown big time.
I'm now up by 1,144.24%.

If you have facebook, you can log onto John Bordynuks facebook page and read his daily updates, once he accepts you as a friend.

I personally think P2O will be rolled out very soon.

[Websman]

I bought some TRTN last week. This is one has the best potential of any start up I've seen in a loonnng time.

http://www.310holdings.com/index.html

http://www.johnbordynuik.com/

The best part is the CEO! Here's an article about him...

http://www.johnbordynuik.com/Busines...raMagazine.pdf

Looks like I was right....

[Websman]

My TRTN is up to .51 today...not bad, considering I got in at .20.

.51 probably won't hold, but I think this one will see a dollar or more soon. I talked to the CEO yesterday...expect to see some news next week.

Up to .51, you say??? Will see a dollar or more soon??? How about $3??? jejejejeeeeeeee....errrrr....JEJEJEJEJEEEEEEEE...h ic....jeeeeeeeeee

[Websman]

917%...Heck...I'm thrilled w/ 0.917%

Yea, but you usually make 0.917% 3-4 times a day, 5 days a week.

[Websman]

JBII will probaly get uplisted by the end of Jan. Lot's of eyes will be on it soon...imo.

And to think...I got in at twenty freakin' cents!

[Websman]

$$$The power of the VTP is awesome.....$$$

[billyjoe]

For those of you that aren't into the Vulcan underground hip hop scene, Webs is well known there as "20 cent".

-------------billy

[Websman]

For those of you that aren't into the Vulcan underground hip hop scene, Webs is well known there as "20 cent".

-------------billy

Fo sho B-Dog...Hey...I be da shizza on de Wizza...All dem sho-tees on da skreet be trippin on me, cause I gots da gold...You hear me brudda? I was hollin' at dis sweeat ting da utter day...and she know who I is...She say, "Hey 20 cent...I want ta be wit you!!!" ...Yea, dats right...Dat bitch know who 20 cent be, and she be wantn' a piece of me!!! Cause I da baddest mofo in the mutha F***n world, ya'll!!!
Hey y'all...I holla atcha late-a!

[IIC]

Geez...Then I assume you know the prison Tic Tac Toe message system...I thot I was the only one on the outside that knew the code

[Websman]

Geez...Then I assume you know the prison Tic Tac Toe message system...I thot I was the only one on the outside that knew the code

Actually, "kites" are my preferred method to communicate with the dogs down the wing.... Because of their small size, the guards never find them. You can hide them in your mouth, or other places....

[g92069]

Webs...."kite" is a term not frequently heard on the outside. I was surprised to see it used by a member of this forum.

And for those of you that don't know... a "kite" is a small handwritten note passed along by various means (to include keistering) throughout a jail or prison environment.

Boss

G

[Websman]

Webs...."kite" is a term not frequently heard on the outside. I was surprised to see it used by a member of this forum.

And for those of you that don't know... a "kite" is a small handwritten note passed along by various means (to include keistering) throughout a jail or prison environment.

Boss

G

Ahhhhhhhhh!

[skiracer]

I've been working in prisons for 17 years....I could tell you a lot of stories....

back in the late 60's and the late 70's i spent some time in both Rahway and Trenton State Prisons. i was also working, clothing, 12 cents an hour and free tobacco and rolling papers, and i could tell you alot of stories. in fact i could write a book. they used to have a joke amongst the inmates that while the inmates had a specific sentence, most had a chance at a parole date earlier and shorter than their sentences while almost all the guards would end up doing life until retirement and most of the inmates would be out before that. i spent a few years in both places and new the drills quite well but never heard of kites.

[Websman]

It's strange to say

[skiracer]

It's strange to say, but I actually feea prison fence, than I do on the street. You can ask any inmate who's been down a long time...gettiing back out on the street is a scary thing.

I find that hard to believe webs. the one thing that put me on the straight and narrow was the inherent danger in being in there and the fact that it is much easier to get into more trouble when you're behind the wall. i mean there were a number of people in there that i wanted to take out but didnt. it was much easier to wait until they got out.