TexasAg2017 said:

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I doubled up on ECOG and GMEV instead of buying RETC. Oof

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Aggies75455 said:

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Guys I have a very stupid risk tolerance on these. I tend to go very big. I had 100k shares of RETC and in this week increased it to just under 3 million shares total. This could be insane.

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Aggies75455 said:

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Guys I have a very stupid risk tolerance on these. I tend to go very big. I had 100k shares of RETC and in this week increased it to just under 3 million shares total. This could be insane.

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Tibbers said:

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Aggies75455 said:

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Guys I have a very stupid risk tolerance on these. I tend to go very big. I had 100k shares of RETC and in this week increased it to just under 3 million shares total. This could be insane.

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It's honestly the smart play. Short term pattern to follow is gvsi. Long term, who knows.

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Pookers said:

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Tibbers said:

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Aggies75455 said:

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Guys I have a very stupid risk tolerance on these. I tend to go very big. I had 100k shares of RETC and in this week increased it to just under 3 million shares total. This could be insane.

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It's honestly the smart play. Short term pattern to follow is gvsi. Long term, who knows.

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So when do you typically jump out of these things?

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Tibbers said:

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Pookers said:

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Tibbers said:

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Aggies75455 said:

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Guys I have a very stupid risk tolerance on these. I tend to go very big. I had 100k shares of RETC and in this week increased it to just under 3 million shares total. This could be insane.

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It's honestly the smart play. Short term pattern to follow is gvsi. Long term, who knows.

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So when do you typically jump out of these things?

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Go net free and hold on to the rest as a lottery ticket. Always pull back your initial. When to do so is up to you.

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Looks like I gave up on RGBP right before the pop.

I'm not cut out for this...

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Pookers said:

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What happened to RETC? Was I supposed to sell off yesterday or something? Apologies for the dumb questions. I don't mind losing money but I'd like to learn a lesson when it happens.

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Let me say this one more time for you boneheads who think I made up the award of $RETC custodianship. I didn't say I was awarded custodianship, THE COURT DID. I just agreed to have current management have its day in court because that was what was likely to happen anyway. pic.twitter.com/skdHQLAnEu

— George Sharp (@GeorgeASharp) May 7, 2021

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Nasdaq Approves Bitfarms Application to List
7:00 AM ET 5/7/21 | GlobeNewswire

Nasdaq Approves Bitfarms Application to List

TORONTO, Ontario and BROSSARD, Qubec , May 07, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bitfarms Ltd. ("Bitfarms", or the "Company") (TSXV:BITF // OTC:BFARF) today announces Bitfarms' application to list its common stock on the Nasdaq Global Market(R) was approved by The Nasdaq Stock Market ("Nasdaq") under the symbol "BITF".

Bitfarms will also retain its listing on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "BITF". The ticker used for Bitfarms' securities traded over-the-counter (OTC) under the current symbol "BFARF" will seamlessly transfer to the new ticker symbol "BITF" on the first day of trading on The Nasdaq Stock Market.

Furthermore, as of today, Bitfarms is the first publicly traded Bitcoin miner to announce it will be trading on The Nasdaq Global Market(R) tier. This tier is reserved for companies who fulfill financial liquidity and requirements above and beyond what it takes to list on The Nasdaq Capital Market(R), the lower tier upon which other Bitcoin miners trade. This represents a powerful validation of our global focus that has been at the core of Bitfarms since its founding in 2017.

Emiliano Grodzki, Bitfarms' Chief Executive Officer, said, "The approval for listing on The Nasdaq Global Market(R) is an incredible achievement for Bitfarms and is the fruition of multiple years of work and dedication. Over the last four years we have managed to build and operate one of the largest Bitcoin mining operations worldwide. It is fitting that we will be listing on one of the most prestigious exchanges in the world and significantly expand the market reach of our Company. We are very proud to have reached this important milestone for the Company and our shareholders. I would like to thank the team at Bitfarms, and all our advisers and professionals whose tireless efforts made this possible."

The last remaining requirement prior to listing and trading on the Nasdaq is to confirm Bitfarms' common shares are eligible for electronic clearing and settlement through the Depository Trust Company (DTC). The process to confirm DTC eligibility is moving forward expeditiously. As we learn more about the timing for the approval, we intend to provide a further update to the market. When approval has been obtained, we will announce the first date "BITF" will begin trading on Nasdaq.

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Spoony Love said:

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If you're following $RGBP, be on buyout alert. Online forum chatter is pointing to that based on an 8-k out explaining they are going after old patents that were considered abandoned. Along with the previous 8-k with info about getting SEC filing current.

News out today of another licensed deal with ONPH and it looks primed to buyout RGBP. You make your decision, I'm just posting what am seeing.

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Tibbers said:

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Spoony Love said:

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If you're following $RGBP, be on buyout alert. Online forum chatter is pointing to that based on an 8-k out explaining they are going after old patents that were considered abandoned. Along with the previous 8-k with info about getting SEC filing current.

News out today of another licensed deal with ONPH and it looks primed to buyout RGBP. You make your decision, I'm just posting what am seeing.

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I've never held a stock that's been bought out. How do you anticipate that working out for current shareholders of rgbp?

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YouBet said:

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Tibbers said:

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Spoony Love said:

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If you're following $RGBP, be on buyout alert. Online forum chatter is pointing to that based on an 8-k out explaining they are going after old patents that were considered abandoned. Along with the previous 8-k with info about getting SEC filing current.

News out today of another licensed deal with ONPH and it looks primed to buyout RGBP. You make your decision, I'm just posting what am seeing.

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I've never held a stock that's been bought out. How do you anticipate that working out for current shareholders of rgbp?

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Happened to me with PLUG. That worked out fantastically for me but that's my only experience and is probably rare.

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Tibbers said:

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YouBet said:

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Tibbers said:

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Spoony Love said:

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If you're following $RGBP, be on buyout alert. Online forum chatter is pointing to that based on an 8-k out explaining they are going after old patents that were considered abandoned. Along with the previous 8-k with info about getting SEC filing current.

News out today of another licensed deal with ONPH and it looks primed to buyout RGBP. You make your decision, I'm just posting what am seeing.

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I've never held a stock that's been bought out. How do you anticipate that working out for current shareholders of rgbp?

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Happened to me with PLUG. That worked out fantastically for me but that's my only experience and is probably rare.

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Care to elaborate as to what happened other than it was good for you? Heh

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YouBet said:

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Tibbers said:

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YouBet said:

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Tibbers said:

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Spoony Love said:

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If you're following $RGBP, be on buyout alert. Online forum chatter is pointing to that based on an 8-k out explaining they are going after old patents that were considered abandoned. Along with the previous 8-k with info about getting SEC filing current.

News out today of another licensed deal with ONPH and it looks primed to buyout RGBP. You make your decision, I'm just posting what am seeing.

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I've never held a stock that's been bought out. How do you anticipate that working out for current shareholders of rgbp?

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Happened to me with PLUG. That worked out fantastically for me but that's my only experience and is probably rare.

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Care to elaborate as to what happened other than it was good for you? Heh

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I'm over simplifying because this was 20 years ago and don't recall all of the details, but I used to own stock in a hydrogen fuel cell company. Don't even remember who it was. Company was tanking. Took a reverse split towards the end as a Hail Mary and it didn't work. PLUG swooped in and bought the company and converted shares. Bought a little more back then along the way. It putted along as a penny stock for years and I kind of forgot about it.

Started making waves around two years ago. I sold half my 0.35-0.40 cent shares somewhere around $60 this year. It took 20 years but I made a nice bundle on it. PLUG is rare though. And they've dropped back to the $20s since then. Still way up with my cost basis though.

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