TNA at $35.45, now at $35

B A L L S

You are not the first to throw money away on T & A.

Good luck, I just got into BGU.

Pretty low volume. It has a big daily range though.

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Well played, sir!

I guess for that reason I'll jump in TZA

STAMPEDE!!

What are you basing this on, Jeff?

Just the 8% we have lost over the past couple of days, or the fact that we are at that 8400-8500 trampoline?

both

Kicked some butt with BGZ and BGU yesterday. Made about %2-%3 on FAZ today. It's like being allowed to gamble at work. Now I just need the free drinks.

Allllright, I stepped up to the plate at 34.25


I'll settle for a bloop single to right field...even a base on balls, or maybe on an error.

I like TNA so much I bought more at $34.14.

TNA for REAL Men!

Might pay off.

Everyone knows we are going to have a rebound day after all this hemorrhaging. Just when that day is anybody's guess. I think tomorrow is a good guess though b/c Friday will be a down day w/ the retail numbers.

Friday will probably see good news from Crude supplies getting bigger, hence crude value going down and bad news from retail so a mixed bag.

good luck guys. Let us know how you do. Might have to follow in the footsteps of balls.

A google image search for both T&A and TNA are disappointingly tame...so much for livening up this board a little bit.

i considered this but decided against it.

worried that we will see new lows soon.

the only direction i really like to get in nowadays is down.

Anyone still holding this?

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I got a piece of T&A for overnight. If there is a major panic in the morning, I might be majority shareholder.

If you've got some T&A all night, at least get your money's worth. I'll loan you some of my POT if you need it.

^ the face is killing me!

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I thought you off loaded that crap for $85 a few days ago. Well it's back in the sixties, you might as well hang on to it and pass it on to your kids.



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is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than

So, BGU is big cap...TNA is small cap. What criteria do you use to choose between the two?

Is there a reason you went small cap? I'm looking over their respective charts now and I can't really tell how one acts differently than the other.

Do the small caps have a higher growth potential than the big caps? With all the recent business closings and bankruptcies, think maybe small cap is the way to go?

Just trying to learn how this all works, any input it greatly appreciated.


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Interestingly enough, USAA won't let me buy TNA on margin. I can get BGU, but not as a free trade. Wonder why. Perhaps because they are still new. Anyone else running in to this issue with any other brokerage service?

[This message has been edited by Saw Bones (edited 11/12/2008 10:26p).]

In general, small caps tend to bounce more.

In at 33.25.

In at 32.61, I'm a lemming.

Nice, I'm up 6%

Whenever you submit, let me now how long it takes for your sell order to fill. TNA has pretty low volume

I only bought 50 shares, so my order was immediate, I'm the small fish in our pond.

Booooring

Winner of world's greatest A of 2008 at the "Most Beautiful Bottom in the World" Competition. Let's go TNA!

In on BGU @ $34.10 Looking for $38 or so as an out point.

You bastiges! Some people are actually AT work...having a huge ass and tigobitties flash up on your screen does not bode well.