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MKGP Due Diligence #2 –
Note: If you have not already read DD #1 then I strongly suggest you do so first.
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The Road of Two Journeys:
The First Journey
To help understand the value going forward for the shareholders in MKGP, I want to take you on two separate journeys. Typically when we invest in a penny stock with a core business in Oil & Gas we are focused on a few particular fundaments of a company. A few of the items we focus on includes how many shares are issued and outstanding, what is the float, what is the revenue, what are the liabilities or debt, how much is the net profit or in most cases the net loss, and finally as we grow comfortable with those items then we want to know what is the potential going forward.
The share price of a stock generally does not reflect what it is worth today but instead the share price most often reflects what investors believe a stock will be valued at down the road. If a stock is profitable with good fundamentals and value going forward then it most often trades way ahead of current value. If a company is not profitable, is bleeding money, is debt heavy, and the future looks grim then it often trades well below current value.
A typical road selected by many of us Oil and Gas penny stock investors is to select a company that meets our requirements from the list I gave earlier. At that time there are two things that stand out to us, the first one is the potential of the stock going forward based off huge reserves, most often unproven reserves, that only need to be developed. The second thing that stands out to us after review of the financials is the cash position or lack of cash to develop these reserves.
For some reason we tend to ignore the second item and try our best not to think about it as we somehow believe someone is just going to give them free money to develop the lease. Instead we tend to focus our attention on the value of the reserves and how much revenue the well will generate if they are successful in drilling. We think of this as if they are going to pull all the oil out of the ground at once. In the back of our mind we think for a moment, how are they going to pay for this? Well we really don’t want to think about that so we quickly change the subject back to how much revenue will this new well generate. Then for a moment we wonder how long will it take for the company to actually show a profit from the well after carrying out the drilling costs associated with the new well and the cost of production. Well that doesn’t sound too good either so we go right back to how much revenue the new well will generate and we pretend it is all net profit.
Time passes as they set a date to drill the well, lots of volume but the stock begins to struggle under heavy selling pressure, you wonder to yourself who in their right mind is selling shares just before they drill this new well. They start drilling and yet their still continues to be some idiot out there selling an endless supply of shares. Then all of a sudden some investors thinks he has it all figured out, the stock is being naked shorted!!! Well, we have all heard that one before. Then a savvier investor picks up the phone and calls the Transfer Agent only to find that the O/S has already increased by 33% from where it was just a short while back. Now this savvier investor finally accepts the fact the company had no money to drill the well and thus came the dilution and convertible debt. Next this perfect stock pick announces another well they plan to drill. The savvier investor thinks to himself that this dilution will never end and exits the stock while the others in denial continue to complain how the stock has been naked shorted and in most cases the end result is a reverse split in which everyone unfortunately loses except the company.
MKGP - The Second Journey:
Maverick is a different investment than the typical Oil & Gas penny stock. The difference really starts with the structure of the management team. A typical Oil & Gas penny stock has a management team of either oil guys or it is a company that was in say the software business and as they realized the hot sector was Oil & Gas then they changed their business model and entered the Oil & Gas sector though not one of them knew the first thing about Oil & Gas.
Maverick on the other hand already has a proven track record of profitability as shown below –
For the period ending September 30th 2006
1. Maverick saw an increase in Revenue of 25.6% from the previous Quarter.
2. Maverick saw an increase in Net Profit of 36.2% from the previous Quarter.
3. Maverick reduced Total Liabilities by 16.1% from the previous Quarter.
4. Maverick increased Stockholder Equity by 60.2% from the previous Quarter.
Financial Data from Quarter Ending September 30th 2006
Total Revenue............................$1,173,936
Net Income................................$200,752
Total Liabilities........................$1,691,760
Stockholder Equity.....................$582,192
Financial Data from Quarter Ending June 30th 2006
Total Revenue............................$934,589
Net Income................................$147,387
Total Liabilities........................$2,016,276
Stockholder Equity.....................$363,340
http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/finance.jsp?symbol=MKGP
The proven track record of profitability is a result from an edge Maverick has on other Oil & Gas penny stocks in that the management team is diversified in a way that they have all the right talents and experience to grow a profitable company. The core management team is made up of CEO James McCabe who since 1979 has held a senior management position in various Oil & Gas Companies along with President Richard Bednar and CFO Brice Bogle who are both Certified Accountants with an extremely impressive biography. http://www.maverickenergygroup.com/AboutUs.htm The fact Maverick has two CPA’s managing the money and making business decisions has obviously plaid an important part in Mavericks proven track record of profitability.
With no disrespect to James McCabe, I am going to focus more on Mr. Bednar and Mr. Bogle, our two CPA’s. (Remember that CPA = Conservative) Mr. McCabe is the oil guy. Mr. McCabe is likely the one who searches out opportunities for Maverick to participate in. Before Maverick goes head first into any opportunity, it only makes sense that that the President and CFO must give it the stamp of approval. When you consider that our President and CFO are both CPA’s with impressive backgrounds, they are not going to give any opportunity the stamp of approval unless it makes financial sense on the conservative side.
This now leads us to what Maverick refers to as it’s Crown Jewel, their ownership of Z2 and participation in the Big Foot Field. This business transaction is what separates Maverick from many of the other Oil & Gas penny stocks we know of. What separates Maverick from the rest of the companies is that Maverick profits from the success achieved in the Big Foot Field but in this case there is no cost associated in the revenue Maverick generates from this partnership.
Quick Refresher: Maverick currently owns 11.517% interest in a private Oil and Gas company called Z2, the owner of the lease referred to as the Big Foot Field. Along with the 11.517% interest in Z2, Maverick also holds an Option to increase this interest to 24.7% by July 17th, 2007 for a one time cost of $1,000,000. In addition to Maverick holding an interest in Z2 and three separate drilling programs, which I am not touching on in this summary, what is also important to note is that Maverick is the paid Operator of the Big Foot Field.
What obviously made this ownership of Z2 make sense to our two CPA’s is that after the initial cost of only $1,000,000 to bring Mavericks ownership up to 24.7%, Maverick should be generating a cost free annual revenue stream or net profit from Z2 alone at a rate in excess of $1,500,000 by the end of 2007 based off current oil prices while continuing to increase with each of the 200 proven undeveloped wells drilled each month.
To show how this works, I will extrapolate two items from an e-mail alert sent out on Jan 23rd to registered members by Mavericks paid IR representative, MicroCap-Reports. The reason I will use information from MicroCap Reports is because they are the companies IR and they are a lot closer to the company than any of us are. Because of this point, I expect their information to be closer to the truth than my own speculation. The two items I will use from MicroCaps-Reports is their statement that Maverick will average 2 new proven undeveloped wells at Big Foot per month and that Z2’s cost on revenue generated from these new wells will be around 50%. Keep in mind that MicroCap-Reports stated they were leaning on the conservative side and if you look at where Maverick is in their drilling program, you start to see they may even be ahead of the rate MicroCap-Reports suggested. In the latest PR dated February 22nd, Maverick stated they would begin drilling the fifth well on February 23rd.
Let’s now take a look at how this works and what it means to the growth and value to Maverick and why Maverick is different from other Oil & Gas penny stocks.
(2 new proven wells per month) x (12 months) = 24 new wells per year
The recent PR dated February 20th announced the flow rate of the first two wells. The average flow rate from these two wells combined was 23.5 bbl per day per well. Keep in mind that as they continue to drill additional wells and prove out flow rate on those wells, this average could be adjusted up or down.
(24 wells per year) x (23.5 bbl per day) x (365 days in a year) = 205,860 bbl per year
(205,860 bbl per year) x ($60 per bbl) = $12,351,600 Z2 revenue per year
($12,351,600 Z2 Revenue per year) x (50% Z2 revenue cost) = $6,175,800 Z2 Annual Profit
I will now assume Maverick will exercise their option to increase their ownership in Z2 to 24.7%. It really doesn’t matter if Maverick uses cash from their profitable operations, a one time dilution of 12.5 million shares at today’s current share price of 8 cents, or a combination of dilution and cash generated from their profitable operation, I believe it is safe to assume they will exercise the option because it only makes sense from an accounting perspective.
($6,175,800 Z2 Annual Profit) x (24.7%) = $1,525,423 MKGP Annual Revenue
The most important thing that I can’t emphasize enough to everyone is the very thing that separates Maverick from the others and that is - not only is this revenue generated by Maverick, there will be no cost to subtract from this in their financials, the annual net profit will increase by the amount of revenue generated from Mavericks ownership in Z2.
Most Oil & Gas penny stocks do not own more than 25% interest in any drilling project, many own significantly less. What interest they do own in a drilling project still has to have cost subtracted from it thus leaving them with very little to be recognized as profit. The interest Maverick holds in Z2 is essentially a net profit interest and not a revenue interest. Are you starting to see where I am going with this and why I believe Maverick to be so much better a journey to travel than the typical Oil & Gas penny stock? There is just so little downside risk to shareholders in this stock, any dilution that may occur to exercise the option will be so little and well worth it. The more wells they drill, the higher the share price will go. The higher the share price goes, the less number of shares they will need to sell if they can’t generate enough cash from their already profitable operation.
Maverick’s most recent financial release reflected a net profit of $200,752 which was a 36.2% increase over the previous quarter. For conservative speculation, let’s just say their net profit continues to be only $200,000 per quarter, this would be a net profit rate of $800,000 per year. Now if you look down the road to the point where they have completed 24 new wells and they are generating $1,525,423 annually from Z2 then Mavericks financials will reflect an annual net profit rate of -
($800,000) + (1,525,423) = $2,325,423 MKGP Annual Rate of Net Profit
Now lets remember that we have only looked at 24 of the 200 proven undeveloped wells, Maverick would still have 180 more wells to drill so as they continue drilling during the following years, if oil prices hold $60 or better then MKGP would realize a net profit injection of more than $1,500,000 each year to follow.
The other significance to realize from this is the cash position allows Maverick to grow with no dilution. Maverick is not going to just put this money into a savings account and let it grow, Maverick, like any company, is going to reinvest this in other opportunities but instead of paying their way with dilution like the typical Oil & Gas penny stocks we discussed earlier, Maverick will use cash from operation.
Not everyone can see the value I see with my investment in Maverick as a long term holder. I firmly believe this stock will turn current penny investments into dollars in the very near future. I believe the upward trend we see in the chart is going to continue up for a very long time at little to no downside risk from wherever the share price is over the course of this next year.
While on the fence between any Oil & Gas penny stock, an important thing you need to ask yourself is even if they do have huge oil reserve potential, where will they get the cash to develop these reserves? Will it come by way of significant dilution, convertible debt, or cash generated from operations?
I have put this DD together to help everyone understand the value of this stock going forward. I urge anyone looking at this stock as an investment not to take my word for it but to conduct their own thorough due diligence. I urge all of you to confirm the information I have provided, read Mavericks financials, read their PR’s, and call Maverick yourself and speak to a member of management. These are all steps I have taken to come to the confidence in my decision to invest in this stock.
The due diligence I have provided is factual to the best of my knowledge from the public information I have available to me with exception to speculation where I have stated as such. Always do your own DD and make your own investment decisions.
More News on Bign acquisitions this morning
BKMP - This alert is real. All I ask is that you take a real look at it. More infor at;
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=4486
Today we saw a major rally around BKMP with 3.166
billion shares trading. Two major PRs dropped that
changes the face of this stock. Other major PRs are
expected. The two PRs that dropped are;
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060526/0131557.html
This PR is critical because this will allow the stock
to run since we know for a fact that the stock will
not be diluting during runs. This PR is was made the
stock rally today... to the tune of 3.166 billion
shares trading with a gain of 66%... and at one point
it was at 100% gain for the day.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060526/0131610.html
This PR dropped after the market close... we are in
the US with Verizon mobile... and other mobile
services are lining up! This was unexpected and
expansion is slated fo Europe and Asia too. The market
will rally on Tuesday with this news.
Other PRs expected are;
1) Share Buy Back completion - BKMP is retiring over a
billion shares.
2) US carrier deal with cable/sat companies - This
will be major.
3) Increased ownership of TFN (The Fight Network) We
own 20% which is the legal limit by Canadian law...
but we just opened offices in the US... set up for
increased ownership is the thought.
johngyver
GMPW ~
Management was in NYC this past week in meetings with potential investors as it gets ready for its road show later this month. Look for this one on the 19 , 20 or so….
Cerno Holdings Limited Announces Initiation of Development of
Anti-Anthrax Disinfectant
Business Editors
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 16, 2001--Cerno Holdings Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of 37Point9 (OTCBB:TSPN), announced the entering into of an agreement with International Test Laboratories of Newark, N.J. to develop an addition to its SurfaceShield product that will enable the enhanced SurfaceShield to kill the bacillus anthracis (anthrax) while it is in its vegetative state and prior to release and sporulation of vegetative cells.
ILC's Dr. Martin Sackoff, PhD, Executive Director of Laboratories, said he was quite confident of the ability to formulate another biocidal agent that would theoretically act to provide a synergistic effect microbiologically and act to enhance the biocidal activity against anthrax in its vegetative state. When completed, the enhanced SurfaceShield would be effective in killing the anthrax bacillus on computer keyboards, wood, glass, and paper to name a few, in addition to the multitude of other microbiologicals now able to be killed by the basic SurfaceShield anti-microbiological spray.
(BSNS WIRE) 37Point9 Receives $500,000 Funding Commitment for Product Produ
37Point9 Receives $500,000 Funding Commitment for Product Production
Business Editors
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 17, 2001--37Point9 (OTCBB:TSPN)
announced today the signing of a funding agreement with the Goulding
Trust of Northbrook, Il. The Trust has been a source of financing for
numerous high tech growth companies in the United States. The terms
negotiated resulted in a $500,000 funding commitment with the first
distribution delivered on October 16.
Randall Goulding, Trustee, indicated his strong belief in the
future of 37Point9, its ability to locate and develop fledgling
companies and its goal to become a significant incubator for companies
with unique and desirable products. His association with a major
Chicago based venture capital firm and his ability to facilitate
strategic alliances was an important factor in 37Point9's acceptance
of funding from the Trust.
Goulding stated the uniqueness of 37Point9's subsidiaries'
products intrigued him to provide added funding. He said the
marketplace for Acquagiene's Ultimate Bidet and in particular the
simplicity of installation and low price will be attractive to
Americans who previously could not afford one of the basics of
European society including those involved with home healthcare and the
physically challenged. Further, he stated that SurfaceShield, a
product of Cerno Holdings, with its patent pending long lasting
disinfectant capabilities, would add a new dimension to the saying "a
germ free environment". The ability to apply monthly, rather than
daily, disinfectant that will retain an extended period of eradication
of numerous microbiologicals such as bacteria, viruses, germs and
fungi, will present a major cost savings not only to the general
consumer but to institutions as well.
37Point9's President, Douglas Brown, said the funding would
provide the capital infusion to both Acquagiene and Cerno Holdings to
complete their product lines and bring them to market.
Legal Notice Regarding Forward-Looking Statements:
"Forward-looking statements" as defined in the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995 may be included in this news release.
These statements relate to future events or our future financial
performance. These statements are only predictions and may differ
materially from actual future results or events. 37Point9 disclaims
any intention or obligation to revise any forward-looking statements
whether as a result of new information, future developments or
otherwise. There are important risk factors that could cause actual
results to differ from those contained in forward-looking statements,
including, but not limited to risks associated with changes in general
economic and business conditions, actions of our competitors, the
extent to which we are able to develop new services and markets for
our services, the time and expense involved in such development
activities, the level of demand and market acceptance of our services
and changes in our business strategies.
--30--jd/mi*
CONTACT: 37Point9, San Diego
Douglas Brown, 888/420-4042 or 619/222-2568
or
Goulding Trust
Randall Goulding, 847/291-4200
KEYWORD: CALIFORNIA
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: MEDICAL PHARMACEUTICAL CONSUMER/HOUSEHOLD
CHEMICALS/PLASTICS MANUFACTURING
SOURCE: 37Point9
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Here's one with MOJO Rising....
Watch for pending news on ZROS. Momentum and price.
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http://www.OTCBullMarket.com
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http://www.OTCBBProfiles.com
http://www.otcmarketingworldwide.com
http://www.pennygems.com
http://www.redhotmicrocaps.com
http://www.microcapmonthly.com
http://www.extremeprofiles.com
http://otcbb.com/asp/quotes.asp?Quotes=zros&Bullet.x=46&Bullet.y=11
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=zros.ob&d=b
http://otcbb.com/asp/mp_quotes.asp?Sort=4&Quotes=zros&Board.x=26&Board.y=8
Penny King Holdings Corporation, a Delaware Investment Holding Company.
The search for tantalum has become so fierce that people in the African Congo are fighting over this rare metal called tantalum. In the Congo there are reports of forced labor, illegal monopolies, and murder in the name of tantalum mining. With people being forced off their farms and the exploitation of children to mine the mineral. Tantalum is little known, but very important as it issued in microelectronics such as PalmPilots, cellular telephones, etc.
As the world demand for high-tech products took off, so too did the price for tantalum. Since the demand for tantalum has increased, more stable tantalum markets other than the Congo have become more appealing. For instance, Canadian tantalum exploration companies like First Narrows Resources (UNO) trading on the Canadian Venture Exchange (CDNX) www.firstnarrows.com/s/Home2.asp and Commerce Resources www.commerceresources.com/s/Home2.asp are exploring tantalum without the violence and bloodshed that is occurring in the Congo.
Spam attacks have been so numerous lately that there has been a board created just for the purpose of reporting it!
http://www.investorshub.com/beta/board.asp?board_id=516
The following message came from Matt, with the creation of the new board I have taken the liberty of changing the reporting method.
All Chairs / How Chairmen are to handle Spam
Spam definition - http://www.investorshub.com/beta/Terms.asp
1. Remove the message via Chairman Tools
2. If it's a really bad spammer by looking at his profile, send a note to the SPAM board with a link to his profile:
http://www.investorshub.com/beta/profile.asp?user=2744
http://www.investorshub.com/beta/profile.asp?user=5343
3. They will delete all of his posts @ click of a button.
4. It's important for Chairman to do this, because they are helping the whole community by pointing this out. Don't just say "Hey, keep your spamming to yourself!" Delete that sucker and let the Admin know.
Since you will find this posted on several boards I'll address the issue of me spamming here and now! Yes, I'm spamming against spam, report this to Bob right away!
muel
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http://www.comlinx.com/corp/news.asp
http://www.comlinx.com/corp/partners.asp
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http://www.aryn.com which owns comlinx.com
If anyone has any important information step up a be a V.I.P.
Here some good news about ARCHER SYSTEMS LTD watch out sunmicro systems and cisco systems
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http://search.excite.com/search.gw?search=webinars
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http://www.searchengines.com/generalSearch.html this site you can add webinars in on the site to see where webinars pops up
LOL, I didn't realize anybody posted on this board...
Anybody want to take it over?
It was just a test board we created..Hmmmm
FM
Totalaxcess.com, symbol txcs, on the otc bb...in the telecommunications industry, specializing in one-plus long distance, prepaid phone cards, and their unique switch condo program, in which they sell parts of telecom switches to smaller companies...
a fully reporting company, with fast growing revenues...revenues for the period ending june 30th were 9.6 million, the period before that were 7, the period before that 5...the revenues for the period ending in 3 days are expected to be around 20 million...
this company is fast approaching profitibility and has greatly expanded their asset base in the last month through acquisitions, including one of another telecom company that generates revenues from 60 to 100 million yearly...
the stock has been stagnant since a 15 to 1 reverse split 8 months ago, there appears to be no downside from the current price of 1.30, nothing but an upside once the revenue growth continues further, and the company starts to acheive profits...
check out the board on www.investorshub.com, (txcs) or on www.ragingbull.com (txcs) or the company's website, www.totalaxcess.com!!
VDOT..Just another otcbb stock? Think again!!!
In The Eye Of The Beholder...by Tin-redzero
The past few months would have been very discouraging for a VDOT long had all one done was to have focused his/her eyes on VDOT's stock price. Fortunately, most investors eventually realise that in the wise words of Warren Buffet, "The key to investing is not how much an industry (or company) will affect society or grow, but rather its competitive advantage and the durability of that advantage."
Keeping an eye trained on VirtualSeller's advantages often times seems more like a lesson in futility than one in gaining insight. For a company so young, so "tiny", you would think this would be a walk in the park. It isn't. Why?
Much of what VirtualSellers is about, not only currently, but also as it leans into the future, has been/is evolving, cutting edge and innovative. Take its cornerstone product for example: TAME.
TAME's competitive advantage is derived from its ease of programming and deployment, its scalability and flexibility, and its extensive ability to be customized. TAME is also fully compatible with XML, which is quickly becoming the de facto standard for electronic business information. (Annual report, pg 6) But it does not end there.
I know, if some of you, like me, were to dig deeper into TAME's abilities, you would quickly become lost in the programmer's jungle. TAME's "competitive advantage" gets lost in the hi-tech mumble jumble. There's an easier way to decipher and to remember the code. Plant this seed deep in your mind, "EXTENSIVE ABILITY TO BE CUSTOMIZED", for therein lies the key to just one of VirtualSellers competitive advantages and, more importantly, the durability of that advantage. Dr. Sinclair could not have said it more profoundly: "We want to make this (TAME) work on everything." Are they succeeding?
By all accounts, yes! The VirtualSeller's team has taken what was once considered a so-so shopping cart (1) and developed it into a program which established a common interface for web browsers (2), given it a dynamic Web page engine (3), deployed TAME software into the Web portal and wireless vendor markets (4), introduced the TAME Application Server (5) turned TAME into a toolkit which implements all of the mathematical functions (MXML)- the first company to do so! (6), and are planning on releasing their OWN Simple Object Access Protocol application (SOAP) within the next year. (7)
Not happy with a company which has but single faceted durability? Neither am I. So I've also tucked this next phrase securely into my mind: "VirtualSellers.com has lodged itself in the niche of indispensable shepherd of the bottom line." (8)
Try naming a company (excluding non-profit) which does not operate with its bottom line in mind. Can't think of any? Can you think of a company who operates with ANOTHER company's bottom line in mind? No? Try 'VirtualSellers'.
Their adopted business model is known as the metamediary -- a business that brings buyers and sellers together in a central marketplace and provides transaction services such as financial settlement and quality assurance -- almost a definition of VirtualSellers.com. (10)
It's obvious the business model VirtualSellers operates under is succeeding for they continue to sign up new clients on a daily basis, some of which are household names. (11) But, does this business model meet the criterian of durability? That question, I believe, can best be answered with another question. If you were the CEO of a company, who would you trust your bottom line to; a company who has only their own interests at heart and wants to sell you services and software? Or a company, by virtue of its business/client relationship, can only make money and survive as long as its clients make money?
Now in order for VirtualSellers to insure their own livelihood by making sure their client companies make money, they have had to build their own infrastructure. They've done this in the past year by forming partnerships with EMC, ROK, MOT, and others and by investing in hardware, software, and wetware through acquisitions, bartering, and purchases. This has cost them time and money, but they have built a platform of e-business solutions which provide businesses with savings over their competitors by reducing their client's costs of developing or improving their e-business/e-commerce presence on the Internet and their cost of doing business with their customers and suppliers. (12)
Are the products and services of VirtualSellers absolutely necessary for the survival of their client businesses? Probably not. But are the products and services VirtualSellers offers necessary for their clients to thrive? Yes! This investor believes so. For a company to maintain a competitive advantage, it must not just survive, it must thrive, and in order to do that, it must be equipped with the best e-business/e-commerce solution available. Their own durability depends on it.
(1)http://www.goldpaint.com/examples/manual/basics.htm#customers_tracked
(2) http://www.applelinks.com/articles/1999/12/19991223132308.shtml
(3) PR, Dec. 10, 1999
(4) CPR, March 31, 2000
(5) CPR, April 18, 2000
(6) http://zonaresearch.com/deliverables/quinielas/index.htm
(7) Annual Report, pg 3
(8) http://thomsoninvest.ragingbull.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=VDOT&read=62411
(9) http://www.chicago.tribune.com/news/metro/northwest/article/0,2669,SAV-0005010048,FF.html
(10) http://www.webimprovement.com/cgi-bin/directory/search.cgi?Terms=virtualsellers&howmuch=ALL&Range=All
(11) CPR, April 24, 2000 & CPR, June 21, 2000
(12) Annual Report, pg
(Voluntary Disclosure: Position- Long; ST Rating- Strong Buy; LT Rating- Strong Buy)
TAME™ / VDOT Links 2
Compiled URL list of VirtualSeller's clients. The criterian to make the list is to have 'tame' in the URL and/or in the source code and/or the VirtualSeller's name within the designation and/or information verified by company literature. Thanks to the many who continue to donate their time in keeping this list alive and growing.
Clients:
http://dailymetalquotes.com/
http://www.thecinemalaser.com/oplasweb-14.htm
http://www.action-records.co.uk/cgi-bin/tame/Action/dance_f.tam?cart=99L23egp.fik&lpg=%2FAction%2Flulu.tam&lpt=945991369
http://www.fragcity.com/cgi-bin/tame.cgi/fragstore/html/anime/indexanime.tam
http://www.pur.com/cgi-bin/tame/publications/index.tam
http://www.booksnow.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/booksnow/index.tam?cart=00G13loi.use&lpg=%2Findex%2Etam&lpt=963545588&uu=6243522
http://www.actiongear.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/agcatalog/index.tam?siteID=xksjFu1Q9EM-1RQ140bIaKmOItCkBtdwYQ
http://www.choicemall.com/cgi-bin/tame/concernfoundation/grantapp.tam
http://www.computerhouse.com/cgi-bin/tame/store/secure.htm
http://www.i-55.com/cgi-bin/tame/dfurniture/manufacturers/lane/4115.htm
http://www.iinet.com/cgi-bin/tame/examples/e14.tam
http://shoppingcenter.net/cgi-bin/tame/storesearch/index.tam/
http://reliant.igdc.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/flocco-shoes/productlist.tam?brand.ctx=Bass&gender.ctx=1
http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cgi-bin/tame/cic_shop/cicshop.htm
http://www.ignifuge.com/directory/Shopping/Gifts/Adult/Spirits/
http://alpinehs.com/cgi-bin/tame.cgi/farm/apps.tam
http://205.211.183.46/cgi-bin/tame/inter_based_learn/onlineinfo.html
http://www.lostnationtheater.org/cgi-bin/tame/vttheater/index.tam
http://clickshop.nedernet.nl/cgi-bin/tame/mailamac/p1.tam
http://www.ourwebstore.com/cgi-bin/tame/alpha_systems/index.htm
http://www.seriousbowhunters.com/
http://www.shopnc.com/cgi-bin/tame/netcon/index.tam
http://mall.penn.com/cgi-bin/tame.cgi/stellofoods/olorder4.tam
http://www.mortgagemag.com/guide/c006/c006232.htm
http://www.pricescan.com/pioneerplanet/vendors/usavegelt.asp
http://www.webamerica.com/cgi-bin/tame/webamerica/index.tam
http://www.wrestlinggear.com/
http://www.universalcomputers.com/cgi-bin/tame.cgi/compu-d/index.tam
http://www.on-line-commerce.com/cgi-bin/nph-tame.cgi/organizeeverything/category.tam?
http://www.dalco.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/dalco/default.tam?cart=00G15rra.rkf&uu=8092581
http://www.juval.com/cgi-bin/tame
http://web3d.about.com/compute/web3d/library/chatlogs/1999/blcl121599.
http://sales.santel.net/
http://www.cartsplus.com/ (just click OK)
http://www.cdmachine.com/cgi-bin/tame/cdshop/custom.tam cancer research http://www.mwt.net/
http://www.tradezone.com/
http://www.interatworld.com http://www.oxytherapy.com/oxylist/1998/12/61.html
http://www.celltel-com.com/cgi-bin/tame/art/7W-280-008.tam http://www.decorah.com/spectrum/paint.html http://www.suba.com/~outlines/intnet121698.html
http://www.inw.net/cgi-bin/tame
http://whv1.warnerbros.com/cgi-bin/tame/store/email.tam http://www.petercushingmuseum.com/dvdarticle.htm http://www.stanford.edu/~belliot/Graphics.txt
http://www.harrys-shoes.com/cgi-bin/tame... Show matches (Cache) - 2k - http://www.chvgroup.caspers.nl/publications/informatie/revenue
http://www.levenger.com/cgi-bin/tame... http://www.pda.tucows.com/5alive/Digests/323.htm http://www.fool.co.uk/personalfinance/compleat/1998/cp981210.htm http://www.jalonso.com/general4.html http://www.fbminet.ca/bc/Interest/speclv.htm http://www.minifarm.com/moonshine_acres/_disc4/00000142.htm http://www.bestbookbuys.com/stores/store0010.html http://www.actiongear.com/
http://www.icnpharm.com:2000/cgi-bin/tame/icnorder/catalog.tam/
http://www.laboratorymart.com/cgi-bin/nph-tame/lab/biotechnology.tam
http://www.web-marketing.org/cgi-bin/nph-tame.cgi/termpapers/index.tam
http://nutechentertainment.com/cgi-bin/nph-tame/karaoke/main.tam?cart=00G15cpi.sio&lpg=%2Fkaraoke%2Fcoupon%2Etam&lpt=963683004&discount%2Ectx=awlglk&uu=444375
http://www.coolthingz.com/cgi-bin/nph-tame/store/index.tam
http://www.wetdog.com/
http://www.cyber-marine.com/cgi-bin/nph-tame.cgi/c-m/cmhome.tam
http://www.ecbooks.com/
http://www.catalogmall.com/scripts/tame.exe/beadzip/index.tam http://www.clickserver.com/
http://www.databoat.com/cgi-tame/tame.cgi/boatingbooks/catalogs/Atkin/index.tam?cart=99C11raj.loo&lpg=%2Fboatingbooks%2Fboatplans%2FAtkin%2FNautilus%2Etam&lpt=921165020
http://nvmeta.nbmg.unr.edu/scripts/tame.exe/nbmgsales/index.tam
http://shop1.virtualsellers.com/texastravelsavers/
http://www.gymratt.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/greenbee/prodlist.tam
http://www.seacoastclassified.com/busy/(may be just an ad. Anybody?)
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/upnatom/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/ultragroove/ss.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/v103/store.tam
http://www.sleepmatters.com/
http://www.skincareideas.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/rswracing/sealinstaller.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/stuffonline/01-0071.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/mtn-edge/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/foxventures/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/farnham/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/jaekim/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/grammajills/orderform.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/metroka/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/chocoholic/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/ballyea/a16.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/amishsolidoak/lawndecor.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/backmate/order.tam
http://www.virtualsellers.com/cgi-bin/tame.exe/frederikandjoyce/upholstery/aleutian.tam
http://www.equitablebusiness.com/samplesites.html
http://www.ntatrade.com/nta/index.htm
http://mall.choicemall.com/
http://www.widgetz.com/
http://www.geshop.com
http://shop1.virtualsellers.com/Nbc/index.txml (NBC) http://www.nbccorporatestore.com
http://www.earrecords.com/earrecords/order.html
http://www.b2bsellers.com/unidial/1.htm
http://www.webshoppersclub.com/
http://www.rswracing.com/contactus.htm
http://www.ibart.com/
http://www.auxer.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/vs-store/maxmusic/perfect.htm
http://nbmedical.com/ (Owned by National Boston Medical-restricted site)
http://www.sni.net/~colins/contactus.htm
http://www.lakeroof.com/home.htm
http://www.sealedaircorp.com/index.htm
http://shop1.virtualsellers.com/strongarm/home.html
http://www.800webmall.com/cgi-bin/tame/webmall/index.txml?mydomain=800webmall
http://www.amr-inc.com/
http://www.joescutella.com/
http://www.toothachers.com/
http://broadcastingjobs.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/y2kgrub
http://www.ultimatebackstore.com/
http://www.sergiospeppers.com/home.htm
TAME™ / VDOT DD Links
An alternate vdot board which is basher-free!
http://www.ragingbull.com/mboard/viewclub.cgi?board=CLB00224
And for a quick overview of VirtualSellers.com and in the spirit of "do your own dd!", below is a list of some vdot-url's compliments of TIN-redzero. BTW, this list is in the process of some serious updating and has been broken down into two lists. (See my next post for vdot clients.) Why two lists? Because vdot's TAME is showing up all over the web and all the url's don't fit in one post! Watch for more updates in the near future:
Home sites:
http://VirtualSellers.com
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/e-commercehome.htm
http://tameable.com
http://www.tamepros.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/anti-spam.htm
Subsidiaries.
http://www/calldirect.com/
http://www.northstartele.com/index.htm
Acquisitions.
http://www.sullivanpark.com/
The Founders.
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/c6.htm
History.
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/press/june24-99.htm
http://www.ecommercesolutions.net/docshop/basics.htm
News Archives.
http://www.myprimetime.com/money/savings/content/websecurity/
http://www.office.com/global/0,2724,504-15846-17600,FF.html
http://chicagotribune.com/tech/article/0,2669,2-44486,FF.html
http://www.chicago.tribune.com/news/metro/northwest/article/0,2669,SAV-0005010048,FF.html
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/n2.htm
http://www.virtualsellers.com/corporate/press/archive.htm
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/articles/
http://ecommerce.ncsu.edu/topics/models/models2.html
http://thomsoninvest.ragingbull.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=VDOT&read=48424
http://www.profnet.com/htbriefs-80.html
http://startup.wsj.com/n/SB953066894394256838-tech-center.html
http://www.metalworkingindustry.com/metlfax/archives/0300/0300FUN.ASP
http://www.1stnettech.com/esat/press/3.html
http://www.stockhouse.com/interviews/aug99/082599.asp
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20000301S0010
http://www.kentmcvey.com/smnarticle6.htm
http://www.prweb.com/releases/1997/prweb2630.htm
http://vh60023.vh6.infi.net/biz/23briefs.htm
http://www.metalworkingindustry.com/metlfax/archives/0300/0300FUN.ASP
http://www.webocracy.com/News_from_iNewsDesk/991227/lostrevenues.htm
http://www.zonaresearch.com/deliverables/quinielas/index.htm
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/000727/il_virtual.html (July 27, 2000)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/000728/ca_virtual.html (July 28, 2000)
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=VDOT&read=96490 (DonPenny-July 28, 2000)
http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgi?s=AOYq0tBd7VmlydHVh&T=marketsquote99_news.ht (August 4, 2000 - Oracle/VDOT)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/000816/il_virtual.html (August 16, 2000)
http://www.crn.com/Components/Search/Article.asp?ArticleID=19300#RESTOFSTORY (CRN, August 17, 2000)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/000818/il_virtual.html (August 18, 2000)
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/000824/il_virtual.html (August 24, 2000)
Expos.
http://www.tradeshownews.com/tradeshow/winter2000/linux_winter2000.shtml
http://www.datacomsolutions.com/presenter_contact_info.htm
http://www.planetit.com/techcenters/docs/linux/technology/PIT20000223S0043/3
http://www.themayreport.com/archive/041900a.htm#1b
http://www.themayreport.com/archive/081999.htm
Partnerships.
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/partners/cobalt/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/partners/slmail/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/partners/eshare/index.htm
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/d6.htm
Alliances/affiliates.
http://www.virtualsellers.com/company/press/feb4-99.htm
http://www.links2linux.com/business.htm
Mall.
http://virtualsellers.com/art/art.htm
http://www.book-sellers.com/
http://www.sportsellers.com/
http://www.b2bsellers.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/camp/camp.htm
http://www.cigarsellers.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/city/city.htm
http://www.craftsellers.com/
http://www.fashionsellers.com/
http://www.foodsellers.com/
http://www.gift-sellers.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/global/global.htm
http://www.goodcauses.com/
http://www.jewelrysellers.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/movie/movie.htm
http://www.musicsellers.com/
http://www.opportunitysellers.com/
http://www.transportationsellers.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/univer/univer.htm
http://www.virtualsellers.com/video/video.htm
http://www.weddingsellers.com/
http://shop1.virtualsellers.com/jimcolemanltd/
http://greensellers.com
http://www.petsellers.com/
http://www.globalsellers.com/
http://www.creativesellers.com/
http://www.citysellers.com/
http://www.virtualsellers.com/jewel/jewel.htm
Stores.
http://www.virtualsellers.com/storename.htm
http://www.virtualsellers.com/categories
Fraud/security.
http://www.bhip.com/biz/23briefs.htm
http://www.irvings.com/security.htm
http://www.fraudindex.com/fraudindex/fraudsolutions.html
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20000301S0010
http://www.shoecrafters.com/security.htm
TAME "for sale.
http://www.2Fwww.clickshop.com
http://www.redhat.com/appindex/ProgrammingDevelopment/TAMETagActivatedMarkupEnhancer.html
http://www.redhat.com/commerce/more_ao_applib_srv.html
Award.
http://www.tucows.com/perl/tucowsSearch?word=TAME&do=search&fromref=http%3A%2F%2Fnetfx-2000.linux.tucows.com%2F&platform=lin%25&key=all
Sponsorships.
http://www.reigningpictures.com/hg/sponsors.html
Reference/Advertisers
http://cnnfn.marketguide.com/mgi/busidesc.asp?rt=busidesc&rn=A1B2A
http://www.#########.com/wa2/vdot/index.html
http://www2.blattner.com/bigbangmedia/advstart.html
http://sohd.suffolk.lib.ny.us/ref.htm
http://webmerchant.homepage.com/
http://www.marketpathways.com/
http://hotjobs.about.com/cgi-bin/company-job-list?G__GID=6684
http://www.investorawareness.com/portfolio/virtualsellers.htm
http://www.w3otc.com/tirweb/expo99/fall99/
http://www.macnn.com/cgi-bin/go-bar.cgi
http://coverage.cnet.com/Ebusiness/smarter.html
http://www2.links2go.com/more/www.sgmp.com/ntr/brnrdcmr/
http://www.barternews.com/02-29-00.htm
http://marketpathways.com/
http://ecommerce.ncsu.edu/topics/models/models.html
Humor
http://www.virtualsellers.com/humor/index.htm
Filings.
http://www.sedar.com/dynamic_pages/assoc_docs_e/d00001879.htm
http://www.arol.com/research/edgar/
http://216.247.87.124/public/otcuz.html
Insider History
http://www.insidertrader.com/freestuff/searchprintable.asp?search=1&criteria=vdot
TAME patent.
http://www.mail-archive.com/modperl%40apache.org/msg02955.html
http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/modperl/snanstolfri
Foreign sites.
http://www.sedar.com/dynamic_pages/issuerprofiles_f/i00001879.htm
The TAME™ Interpretative Programming Language
TAME is a platform independent, server side, interpretative programming language
that is compatible with Unix, Linux, Microsoft Windows NT and virtually every
major operating system. The scope and functionality of the language can be
compared to Java, Javascript, or Visual Basic. In addition, TAME can work side
by side with any of these programming languages.
TAME also has full compatibility with XML (eXtensible Markup Language), the
website programming language that has quickly become the de facto standard for
electronic business information. XML is easy to learn, easily extensible to
support new data attributes and flexible enough to represent any information.
Unlike many competing software programs that use HyperText Markup Language
(HTML), TAME's XML compatibility allows its users to develop, build and modify
their websites regardless of their existing programming language, operating
system, server system or Internet browser. TAME acts like glue, creating a layer
between users and the systems they must interact with and binds them together.
TAME has achieved acceptance into the EMC Proven Program. Acceptance into the
EMC Proven Program indicates that VirtualSellers.com's IT infrastructure has
passed a rigorous review of its ability to support the operational needs of an
Internet-based business or service and has the enterprise storage resources
necessary to operate at peak efficiency, adapt to a constantly changing business
climate and easily mange Internet-driver growth. EMC Proven E-Infostructure
Program benefits give VirtualSellers.com the right to display the EMC Proven
E-Infostructure logo in its printed and electronic media, allowing it to add
value and market differentiation in the products and services it offers
customers. In addition, VirtualSellers.com will be included in a number of
EMC-driven marketing initiatives. Such acceptance will allow the Company to
benefit from EMC's vendor network in generating sales for both TAME and
Virtualsellers.com.
The Company uses TAME to provide its transaction processing clients a quick,
easy and seamless way to establish a presence on the Internet, and as the key
facilitator for e-commerce solutions. With the software, a business can
quickly, easily and seamlessly launch a new website, upgrade an existing one,
add leading-edge shopping cart technology to a website, or add new services for
its own customers. For those companies that already have websites, TAME gives
them the opportunity to remain on the cutting edge of Internet technology
without having to continuously invest in new software and hardware.
In addition to using TAME for its clients, the Company operates a high
technology laboratory in the Chicago area that serves as the testing ground for
TAME - both in terms of upgrading the software to keep pace with technology
changes and to test new applications for clients. Through the operation of the
lab, the Company ensures that new versions of and new applications for TAME are
market-ready and real world tested.
Through its use of TAME, the Company and its development partners can deliver
end-to-end e-business solutions based on an open, scalable architecture provided
by the TAME development environment. This ability ensures that clients'
existing business processes, intelligence and technology can be easily
Web-enabled and integrated to support new online and offline business
initiatives.
If, for example, a client decides to move to a different operating system, TAME
can be installed and the applications can be seamlessly moved to their new home.
TAME-enabled Web services link sites and applications together to perform
functions that individual components alone are not able to perform.
TAME has many benefits and competitive advantages:
- Platform Independence. TAME is compatible with Unix, Linux, Microsoft
Windows NT and virtually every other major computer operating system which
simplifies Web and enterprise infrastructure development over clients' existing
architectures.
- Flexibility. TAME enables applications to communicate with each other
within the Web's infrastructure, and more importantly provides a framework for
connecting websites and applications to create dynamic TAME-enabled Internet
services.
- Ease of Use. TAME is quick and easy to learn and dramatically reduces
coding time compared to other competing software languages.
- Reduction of Bandwidth Requirements. Because TAME processes data requests
at the server side, only formatted data results are sent to the user's browser.
In order to display a data-driven Internet web page, the browser must receive
formatting information to control how the pages look. This savings in file size
translates directly to savings in bandwidth. The less data being sent, the less
bandwidth an application will require.
- Faster Loading. For users connected to the Internet via modems, TAME
means dramatically faster loading of pages and for businesses hosting websites
on dedicated (and expensive) Internet connections, it means lowered connection
costs.
- TAME is XML-Enabled. Recently introduced, XML (extensible Markup
Language) is acclaimed as the new standard in data sharing via the Internet.
This technology breakthrough is also believed to be the replacement for current
electronic data interchange (EDI) technology that many companies use for
business-to-business transactions. Because XML is embedded in TAME, the time
required to develop website tags is greatly reduced. TAME can access many
dissimilar databases from different operating systems and provide a common
interface to display the data. TAME includes a dynamic Internet web page engine
and provides Internet access to databases, giving developers the ability to
easily create solutions that can be deployed on all major operating systems and
server environments, resolving common problems associated with many of today's
non-XML Internet browsers.
- Browser Compatibility. Whereas most XML solutions require specific
Internet browsers (such as MSIE 5.0), TAME XML will function on nearly all
browsers, including lower versions of Netscape Navigator, MSIE, OPERA and AOL's
proprietary browsers. This browser compatibility is a key advantage to TAME
because industry standards for XML are still in their infancy. By not basing an
XML strategy in loosely defined standards, TAME will be able to grow with the
industry and in fact help drive that growth.
The TAME Shopping Cart
Much has been made recently about Internet shopping carts and the software that
supports them. Shopping carts in general collect information about an online
shopping session so orders can be calculated and managed. While simple shopping
cart solutions stop there, more complex systems interface with other elements of
the transaction process such as databases, inventory control systems, payment
verification systems and accounting systems. These systems together make up the
buying and selling process.
As it exists now, the TAME shopping cart can work fluidly as an XML solution,
meaning that as XML becomes standardized, applications using TAME can adapt to
the standards or create their own XML standards for a particular task. Because
it uses XML, the TAME shopping cart is superior to other similar solutions
available today because of its operating system compatibility, speed,
development time and browser compatibility. Unlike many existing shopping cart
programs, TAME XML-enabled systems can be deployed on virtually all operating
system platforms.
Customers, Sales and Marketing
The Company markets and sells TAME to businesses using a combination of direct
and indirect distribution channels, including the following:
- direct sales by its own staff through its outbound telemarketing program;
- sales through its website - www.tameable.com;
- sales through industry trade shows like COMDEX; and
- sales through reselling agreements with companies like RedHat Inc.
The Company intends to market and sell TAME using the following direct and
indirect distribution channels:
- sales through strategic relationships with hardware vendors;
- direct sales to application service providers who in turn sell to their
customers;
- direct sales to internet and other service providers who provide website
development and e-commerce solutions;
- agents who develop or resell integrated solutions;
- organizations that use TAME to create websites and Web applications with
electronic commerce, content management and personalization capabilities for
Internet, intranet and extranet use; and
- sponsorship of seminars for potential customers and promoting special
events.
The Company's website allows visitors to download, evaluate and purchase TAME.
Electronic distribution provides the Company with a low-cost, globally
accessible, 24-hour sales distribution channel. To date, many copies of an
evaluation version of TAME have been downloaded from the Company's website.
The Company continues to develop market awareness of the "TAME" brand. The
Company's branding strategy includes participating in trade shows and
conferences, promoting special events and advertising its products and services
in print and electronic media.
One example of a website built with TAME is www.webshoppersclub.com, a website
that provides data in 13 languages and uses 24 currencies. Rather than
replicating the same site in multiple languages, TAME allows the user to specify
the parameters of the information desired such as language, currency or
products, and then retrieves the data and delivers it. The result is an
application that dynamically gathers, translates and displays information on the
fly rather than accessing an existing page or converting existing content to fit
the request.
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My position is long...VDOT is at 9-10 months after introducing TAME...an early average time for a co to test and evaluate SW would be 6 mos up to app 2 years...in the PR dept you will find references to Linux (on the RHAT 6.1 & 6.2 app)..ROK( a marketing agreement and VS is on their latest Transcend eCommerce app)...VS is an EMC "proven" affiliate and is reccommended by EMC for Webhosting and ASP...Oracle (TAME has solved legacy problems)..CPNM/Beryl Wolk/IMC/BeeTrade (Marketing agreement..MOT rumors abound..NorthStar TeleSolutions is growing..Sullivan Park is linked to HaLo/Disney/NBC/Xerox....recently purchased ClickShop& GoldPaint.......to name a few...do some DD here..the price is down right now and IMO this is an excellent buying opportunity for a co with almost no long term debt and a powerful scripting SW "Language" TAME™ that has been called the "Most robust , powerful scripting language in the world"
http://www.virtualsellers.com/
http://www.northstartele.com/
http://clickshop.nl/
http://www.clickshop.com.br/
http://clickshop.nl/
http://www.sullivanpark.com/
Whoops, I logged in under the Sheriff's name..LOL
I was checking his mail..Sorry! I'll logout
FM
- IHS
Welcome back!
AWE has kind of poked around. Not much there.
Then again, market has stunk all the way around..so nothing is great.
How was Europe?!
FM
- IHS
Sorry Matt I could not answer you right away I was in Europe, just came back, I guess you were completely right the AWE is going nowhere: VOD might fly tomorrow, they just sold orange plc to French telecom (FTE), right now I'm fully invested in ADR: ERICY, NOK, VOD, FTE, PHG "That is the European GE", + most of them just split> cheap prices but high PE's tough, looking forward to get some QCOM in the 50- 55 range, men I could not believe it this stock was trading @ 100 + when I left, do you have any idea why is it beaten down that much: I heard their was a margin call issue but c'mon it was down 8 days that is nonsense.
Ciao
GravyMan,
You will see, in coming "modules" how we are going to knock out the "nuts" in Yahoo and correct RB's problem of "spam"..
My goal is to be the first company/person to do this message thing right...the first time.
Matt
Site appears to be coming along.
I hope to see a place to post messages with meaning. Yahoo is nuts and RB has to much spam..
Might want to take a look at SSTI today. Good earnings report over the weekend.
gravyman
Mo,
What do you think of the AWE IPO? I bet it moves like T and just sits in the 30-38 area for a while...
FM
Mo,
I agree. Good company. Good management.
Oh my goodness. Is that an IPO that is profitable?!
Somebody sustain me. LOL
Fiber optic communications
360NETWORKS INC.
1500-1066 WEST HASTINGS STREET
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA V6E 3X1, CANADA
Phone: (604) 681-1994
1999 Revenue: $386,094,000
1999 Net Income (Loss): $23,640,000
"TSIX" 360 NETWORKS PRICED @ $14, GREAT MANAGEMENT, NI, R...
FUTURES PRICES FOR MAY CRUDE OIL ARE TRADING HIGH UP $1.27, THOSE FOR JUNE AND JULY ARE TRADING @ 26.8, AGAIN PROBLEMS OF SUPPLY APPARENTLY, I GUESS I SHOULD SELL MY CAR AND BUY A BICYCLE
MO
It was deleted till the market stabilize, I guess there is no specific date however, also keep an eye on "TSIX", I guess the only worthy IPO right now, the CEO is an ex MSFT CFO, plus they have a NI of M 89.9 M, also ULCM it went public last week @ 13 and I believe it is cheap, it reached the 30's during its first day of trading in a very hard circumstances "wild sell off" and it is a spin off of "CMVT" the only things that worry me tough is that NI stagnated during last quarter,while sales increased, I guess it is good if you keep in your watch list
Ciao
When is the AV IPO expected?
That will include RagingBull....Hmm...Curious to see what that looks like in a filing...
Dave Wetherall is one heck of an entrepreneur...
FM
yes Matt, that is my real name, today I'm planning to but some CMGI, + as soon as the market stabilize, Alta Vista IPO might push it up as it has a stake on it, but of course it depends on the market, so far the pre opening does not seem great the S&P futures is down 1.7 roughly 3 below fair value, the nasdaq future is up tough, wait things are changing the S&P futures is down 0.6 I guess things are getting better damn it is volatile, I guess just wait and & see.
MO
Good luck
Yo! Mo!
Your name is familiar to me...Do you email me under your real name? Hmm...
Anyways, I have been out of tune to the market lately, but have heard much about GLBX and DT. I can't offer any super-amazing insight. I just got so sick recently of the blood on Wall St, that I didn't even pull quotes until recently. I need to start shorting more often LOL
As far as the real investors joining us, I plan to make it so hard on the morons and the spammers that they will just give up. You'll see when that "module" is loaded.
FM
Hi Matt
Nice to hear from you, the site is just fine, hope only serious investor will join us for big $$$$$$$$$$$$$
what do you think of " Global Crossing "GBLX"? and it ' s rumored merger with Deutch Telecom, there is a huge accumulation for options, I 'm in @ 25 it ' around 30 right now, the earning a week from now. if anyone has an opinion please let me know. bought CTXS as well @ 60, 2 weeks ago the stock nose dived because of Revenues if my conviction is all right, but a lot of broker were supporting it by upgrading it, but I do not believe them much, I guess they have their own interst, what do you thind? by the earnings are due tomorrow
Ciao
Moncefc
Site is coming along very nicely.
ksha
Glad to hear that Matt.....
Now, I know how my mail works!! LOL
Take care
Yes, slightly
Lots of thangs happening keeps me out of trouble LOL
I am just ready to start adding the big stuff to this site .... It's gonna be fun and profitable for all.
FM
Hi Matt......
Just stopping in to see how things are coming along......
I see you certainly have been verrrrry busy.....
Way to go Matt!
Ginny
That's big talk for such a little boy
Why don't we put our money where our mouth is, boyz.
Beigle, make a thread for Beigle vs. Anuj name it something.....
Just for the heck of it. You 2 post your trades in realtime. The price can be matched with the time on the post if there is a problem.
Over course of month, we'll see who's hot stuff.
FM
AND BEIGLE IF YOU WANT SOME OF THIS, COME AND TRY TO PLAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES, THAT FANTASY DOENT WORK IN REALITY!
THE ONLY REASON BEIGLE IS FATTMATTS PROTEGE IS BECUASE BEIGLE HAS HAD HIS REAR LICKED BY FATTMATT OVER AND OVER AGAIN, AND MATT KNOWS HE CANT HANG WITH THE BIG TIMERS, SHOT CALLAS, WITH THE 20 INCH BLADES ON THE IMPALA!
you tell em boy
Uh oh, do we have a challenge between Johnny and Noogie?
I'll dive in... We'll have the war, posting trades in real-time right on this board.
You can set it up when we start allowing threads.
Sounds like fun.
You're toast, Noogie. Beigle is my protege. <smile>
FM
Whatever you say man. We'll see what happens this summer.
ONCE YOU START TO PLAY AROUND WITH REAL MONEY, AND NOT THAT FANTASY STUFF, YOU GET BACK TO ME AND I WILL ME MORE THAN HAPPY TO TEACH YOU THE WAYS OF THE MASTER
Randy,
School is going great, my man. Between iHub, trying to get all the paperwork together for STP investment, keeping pace with all of the fine ladies, and doing that thang called school, it's keeping me out of trouble
Back in the will, huh? He'll proably put something like "Hi, Randy, told you that you could be in the will!" <smile> That would be bad lol
Anyways, glad to see you logged on. Lots of goodies to come....that you will enjoy.
FM
Fatt Matt, how are you buddy? I like your new deal here..I have a couple of hot ones going..I made my dad 22,000 in a week so I'm back in the will..(GG)....Anyhow check ACY on the Americian...This issue sells for about 7 bucks...The kicker is it has an EPS of .90 cents a share..This company is not well known but will be shortly....Going out in a hot newsletter Thursday to 15,000 brokers..The newsletter writter likes this issue so much he would accept pay for it except for the complete postage. If anyone is interested e-mail myself at Rberg02054@aol.com and will forward it to you or call IR at 1-800-288-7499....Hope everyone is having a great week....Matt, how is school going? Almost time for summer break....smallcappro..
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