Ngps

[Runner]

I'm staying clear from NGPS!!

[New-born baby]

ESMC re-visited

I'm staying clear from NGPS!!

I hope Tomrich is wrong in this instance (i.e., NGPS and ESMC have similar charts and perhaps similar fates). I checked ESMC this morn and its at 5.59 per share. NGPS was down $1.17 to $17 range this morn as I write. Perhaps you've got the best advice, Runner.

[RL]

New Born thought I asked that ? a few weeks ago

[New-born baby]

Ngps

New Born thought I asked that ? a few weeks ago

RL,

You were 100% correct. NGPS is not worth investing in. You were right on.
We look forward to your other picks!

[New-born baby]

Ngps

New Born thought I asked that ? a few weeks ago

RL,

You were 100% correct. NGPS is not worth investing in. You were right on.
We look forward to your other picks! Or maybe we should short this devil.

[RL]

New Born I'm no good at throwing darts to short stocks I was In this stock but It did not act good to me. So I just took the money I had In It and moved on.
Good Luck whatever you do.
The LORD knows we need It
In this market.

[New-born baby]

Ray Long

Ray,

Well, if you are no good throwing darts at shorts, at least you are very good at throwing darts at Longs! Keep us posted on what your dart hits! As for the Lord grant us luck, well, I would say that there is no such thing as luck. There is only God. So I wish that God would be with you in this market!

[noshadyldy]

yep, it's gotten to me.

NGPS, in my arm chair psychology opionion, has become an emotional play for some of us. From my own feelings, I can say that I keep having a desire to grab the thing by the throat and choke my money back out of it. "It's in there, it's got it, I want it back, damn it!" But everytime it looks like it might turn up and enable me to take some back, the slimy snake just turns it's head straight at me, swallowing some more money with a big self satisfied gulf and laughs it's devilish laugh straight in my face. Mwahahahhahahahhaaaaaaaahisssssssss!

[noshadyldy]

Now FRD on the other hand, looks like it's gonna give some back. It's not evil.
Looked like it had a nice channel long day or darn close to it.
(spike tell me i'm wrong If you sees that I am)

[spikefader]

NGPS, in my arm chair psychology opionion, has become an emotional play for some of us. From my own feelings, I can say that I keep having a desire to grab the thing by the throat and choke my money back out of it. "It's in there, it's got it, I want it back, damn it!" But everytime it looks like it might turn up and enable me to take some back, the slimy snake just turns it's head straight at me, swallowing some more money with a big self satisfied gulf and laughs it's devilish laugh straight in my face. Mwahahahhahahahhaaaaaaaahisssssssss!

LOL - hilarious writing! Hope you don't mind me saying that, since it's treating you so badly, and it's really no joke at all, but you really are a good writer, if that's any consolation.

This year NGPS has been relentlessly bearish in the face of FIB entries, channel entries, and every other bullish setup that raised it's unwelcome head. The chart I've attached has some hindsight thoughts completely independant of the FIB system long I took. It reminds me of the kind of move that CDE did from 7.00 down to 3.00. It's the kind of move that will cause emotional despair, leading to disinterest. Only when you've forgotten about it and perhaps stopped looking at it will it attempt to recover like CDE did I remember the top of CDE, I was watching silver and gold closely. The buzz made people forget about the wave action and technical need to correct. The sell off was fast, with gap downs and seemed relentless in the face of the good feelings about precious metals. I think silver's bullishness in the future will drag dog stocks like CDE up to new highs, but it's taken time, and even now it doesn't look technically ready.

As far as NGPS, looking at the weekly it just makes you shake your head and think 'where is the support?' I see 13.00 on the daily and maybe 12.00 on the weekly, as far as channels go. But channels aren't always right at picking support, so take those numbers with a grain of salt.

I watch with sorrow at NGPS, and offer my sincerest condolences at the pain you are feeling. I will excitedly post anything of a bullish nature I see in it for ya.

[noshadyldy]

>LOL - hilarious writing! Hope you don't mind me saying that, since it's >treating you so badly, and it's really no joke at all, but you really are a good >writer, if that's any consolation.

Thank you dear spike, It does give me comfort. And what a lovely entry that provides me for throwing myself a little pity party right here and now.So everyone gather round, grab their blankies and let me tell you all my recent tale of woe. Ahem...Once upon a time there was a very nice nurse (also known as noshadyldy for those slow on the uptake) Anyway, this nice nurse was very allergic to chemicals, ie, perfumes and also star gazer lilies that sometimes appear in patients arrangements. This poor being would suffer terribly to the point of becoming acutely asthmatic,(needing to be placed on oxygen in the past) tachycardic, migrained and sharply ear ached. Not a good scenario under which a nurse should have to perform. Anyway, this nice nurse (who by the way, has many times been singled out as exceptional by her patients) is also an ambassador in the hospital, which basically means she toils free of charge as a member of a special task force to improve conditions for both patients and staff. So anyway, she brings this up in hopes of addressing a policy change, along with her past practice of asking patients to please not to wear perfume on the unit and to please remove the offensive lilies. (she's not the only one that reacts to those buggers.) Having bared her vulnerabilities,she was told in no uncertain terms that no nurse has the right to even ask the patient that, that it is considered poor service excellence, one of the platforms they are working on improving. It seems her right to safety in her work environment pales next to the patients right to wear the offending scents and display offending lilies. She is forbidden to protect herself.
Feeling like she's seen truly how the administrative brass values (or rather doesn't) their nurses,the very next day she resigns from that organization. At home, in a rather self pitying mood, albiet sardonic for sure, she pens her feelings on a lone piece of paper.
She chooses to share:

Goodbye to (censored name of hospital)
(With full apologies to Shakespeare)

To wheeze or not to wheeze, that is the question.
Whether 'tis nobler in the human resources dept to suffer
the stings and stinks of outrageous perfumes
or be it more true, more sane
to take caution against offensive lilies
And wage cause against, the wretched varied stench,
and end thy own pain?
To try, to speak, "Avon no more" to end thy head-ache
the thousand shocks to thy system immune thy stench doth make.
Tis a consummation devoutly to be wish'd.
To try, to speak; perchance to squeak, ay, there's the rub;
for bronchial squeeze, the thief it 'tis
doth quiets thy claims of piercing drums ,
drums inside thy very ear,
doth quiets the claims of thunderous wars waged inside
thy head so dear,
Alas, to end thy pain, thy squeaks, thy ears that lance
or to accept thy lot
of unworthy snot,
to suffer the pains of service excel-lance?
Nay, I say, to all that stink,
to potions, lotions around thy sink,
to lilies that robbeth thy very breath
that supplieth me the pulmonary gas
necessary to breathe, proclaim to the brass,
come one, come all
and kiss my a**.

Kinda has a nice ring to it, ya know. : ) quite the comfort, actually.
Sincerely and with deepest regards to all my trading friends who I just know will understand, snif snif
Margie

[spikefader]

To wheeze or not to wheeze, that is the question.
Whether 'tis nobler in the human resources dept to suffer
the stings and stinks of outrageous perfumes
or be it more true, more sane
to take caution against offensive lilies
And wage cause against, the wretched varied stench,
and end thy own pain?
To try, to speak, "Avon no more" to end thy head-ache
the thousand shocks to thy system immune thy stench doth make.
Tis a consummation devoutly to be wish'd.
To try, to speak; perchance to squeak, ay, there's the rub;
for bronchial squeeze, the thief it 'tis
doth quiets thy claims of piercing drums ,
drums inside thy very ear,
doth quiets the claims of thunderous wars waged inside
thy head so dear,
Alas, to end thy pain, thy squeaks, thy ears that lance
or to accept thy lot
of unworthy snot,
to suffer the pains of service excel-lance?
Nay, I say, to all that stink,
to potions, lotions around thy sink,
to lilies that robbeth thy very breath
that supplieth me the pulmonary gas
necessary to breathe, proclaim to the brass,
come one, come all
and kiss my a**.

Margie

lmbo. Bravo!

[New-born baby]

NOshakespearLady

NOshakespearlady,

IF Wm. Shakespear owned a gun, he'd have just shot NGPS and got it over with! That way he would have spared us all . . . . (i.e. the pain of losses on this Jack the Ripper-type stock; and the pain of . . . .).

You remember how Spike sometimes says, "The chart whispers of lower prices."?

Well, when I looked at his latest work of art on NGPS, it whispered in my ear, "ELN." Uuuugggghhhh.

[spikefader]

And she's off!

LOL

Must have liked the poem!

[jiesen]

alright, now that's what I'm talkin' 'bout!

I knew $17 was just a mirage. Back to $18 and a buy in the blink of an eye...