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CRMIQ revoked registration:
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2018/34-84908.pdf
CRMIQ SEC Suspension for Financials/Filings delinquencies:
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2017/34-81220.pdf
Order:
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2017/34-81220-o.pdf
Admin Proceeding:
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/34-81219.pdf
CRMI changed to CRMIQ, bankruptcy:
http://otce.finra.org/DLSymbolNameChanges
ALEX CAMPELL DIRECTOR
ENDURING RESOUCES, LLC
303-573-1222
JAMES D CLARK DIRECTOR
KPMG
214-840-4763
Here is James Clark and Dennis Millers email addresses. Email them punks.
James Clark<'jclark@coreresource.net'>
From: dennis w. miller<'dwm113@mac.com'>
I really must be stupid because I can't understand why anyone would have a public company and just let it die for lack of effort on the part of the CEO and his buddies.
Just never ceases to amaze me the laziness of pinky scammers - Not even a pump on it? really??? Shows just how stupid CRMI mis-management is.
Just dumped this pod! Dennis Miller and his cronies can burn in hell!
The crapsters running this turd are gonna bleed it dry and then come up with a new scam and RS it again. All the while not doing a damn thing other than pat themselves on the back for being "businessmen" when they are actually scumbags who don't seem to be able to get a real job so they have to steal from others.
JMO
Always possible - not very likely - on watch for a RS to artificially boost the pps
Any possibility this will rise up again?
Myke I couldn't see your last post on the NTRO board. What did you post?
I think with just a lil patience CRMI could be had under a quarter.
What a worthless group of ticker owners this one has.
Its perplexing, as it is worth exactly what it was prior to CRMI taking over Pet Products. They never say anything and its not like they are pumping and dumping with absolutely minimal volume for the past several years............. Yeah its been that long since I tripped and bought this turd.
I don't get why CRMI never post any news. Why would anybody want to buy this stock if they don't give investors a reason too instead of investors being transferred into it from acquisitions?
Time for Dennis Miller (Interim CEO)to get a plan together and make something happen.
Its worth nothing as long as they don't create any viable business. Buying/merging something like NTRO isn't going to increase the value........ THEY NEED A REAL BUSINESS MODEL.
What should this stock be really worth a share?
I would also be curious to know what CRMI has in mind for short-term and long-term goals.
Gotta love how these cronies at Core are driving down CRMI so that NTRO shareholders lose their ass when their shares transfers.
Companies like this should be held accountable and be forced into a fair settlement with the shareholders. I might just pull the trigger on that and see about how to go about it.
So are you saying it could be at least another 71 days before they convert the stock to CRMI?
Not gettin nothin as long as they don't file their fins
The Company is obligated to file the financial statements and the pro forma financial information as required by parts (a) and (b) of
Item 9.01 of Form 8-K not later than 71 calendar days after the date that the Report was required to be filed. This Form 8-K/A is filed to amend
the Report to include the required financial statements and pro forma financial information. Filed as Exhibit 9.1, hereto are certain historical
financial statements of Nitro Petroleum, together with notes and Management Discussion and Analysis of Financial Conditions, required by
Item 9.01(a) of Form 8-K
Does anybody know when Ntro stock conversation to CRMI is going to take place?
They released the Amended 8k today.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=65645807
NTRO shareholders are getting 1 share of CRMI for every 10.5 shares of NTRO. NTRO is currently at .14 so I'm sure this stock will probably come down more. Any idea when the NTRO acquisition is supposed to be complete and stock is transferred?
Yeah back in 2012 - 200 to 1 when CRMI took over - I'm actually just about sitting even at this point down about 15% overall so its not as bad as it could have been.
Oh wow! Was your Direct Pet Stock transferred into CRMI? Was there a reverse split?
I've been stuck since Direct Pet back in 2012
Ain't that the truth! This stock hasn't moved in a month or so. Is it dead or what?
800 shares is like record volume I think
This low volume trading doesn't smell or look fishy at all to drive down the price. Just wait until CRMI and NTRO are investigated for this. Karma!
I don't wanna read thru the merger agreement - anyone else get the giant package and actually read it?
Pretty good match for the POS NTRO - these beatches are snuggling to brew a better scam.
What a worthless company
the CEO was a jarhead
damn too bad he wasn't in the infinetry
He would have had his dumbass shot off!
LOOSERS! worthless Nitro stock R/S into
worthless CRMI, Noone knows how to run these companies
I vote to Sarah! Drill Baby Drill, she should and
could run these companies.
100 share volume. Someone must be trying to raise the price of the stock before NTRO is acquired.
Just the one when they took over- AGAIN they have done NOTHING
Really? How many times has there been a RS with CRMI?
I think once NTRO shareholders get their shares this will R/S again to eliminate them.
CRMI has done ZERO since they took over.
Do you think this stock is going to go anywhere when Nitro shares are converted over to CRMI? This stock needs to see some volume otherwise it is just a one way stock that will keep going down.
I checked - I still got mine. They are set at $11 - I can't even remember why I put them there.
What? There is actually someone that owns shares in this stock? The volume is thru the roof.
I mean up 32% so far.
He has been "interim" since 2012 - They have done nothing until now convincing NTRO management to join the company that has done ZERO in the 2 years they have owned the ticker.
This James Clark is just an Interim CEO. What accomplishments has he made with Core Resources while being in his role?
James D. Clark
Interim CEO, President and Director
After spending a four years in Marine Corps intelligence, James graduated from Arizona State University’s W.P. Carey School of Business Summa Cum Laude with degrees in accounting and finance. After graduation, he worked as a Senior Associate in the Advisory branch of KPMG’s Silicone Valley, California office where some of his fortune 500 clients included Apple Computer, Electronic Arts, and Google. James also worked on several IPO projects the most notable perhaps being NetSuites in 2007 where James played a major role in developing the Company’s revenue recognition model. In his first year with KPMG, James wrote guidance on stock option accounting and reporting that is still used at public companies around the country.
In 2008, James co-founded Republic Monetary Exchange, a Phoenix-based precious metals dealer. In three short years as Chief Sales Officer and General Manager, James grew the Company to a nationally recognized, $100 million a year organization. James recruited and stacked his sales force with former registered securities advisors and register financial planners.
Phil Nuciola
Chairman of the Board, President of Capital Markets
Mr. Nuciola has served as President of Capital Markets for Core since January 1, 2014. While serving in this position, he was primarily responsible for a significant reduction in operating costs and the conversion of a majority of the company's outstanding convertible debentures to common stock. He has negotiated new funding for Core from institutional and private sources and has made a significant personal investment.
Prior to joining Core Resource Management, Mr. Nuciola was the Chairman/CEO of PowerOneData (P1DI) International, a US/India Based Advanced Metering Infrastructure (Smart Grid) company. He was responsible for sourcing $30 million in funding for PowerOne. He also served as CEO of American Impact Equity, a privately held investment fund. He maintained senior positions at Cornerstone Partners, Kingsman Capital and later with Sanders, Morris, & Harris and Scottsdale Capital Advisors. Mr. Nuciola has organized and financed numerous Initial Public Offerings and private placements over his 18-year career. He attended the University of Rochester.
I can see Nitro Shareholders denying the acquisition. Won't happen!
Almost non existent.
I take it the trade volume is very low on this stock?
Sounds like they will be giving me 1 share of CRMI for every 10.5 shares once the Nitro Petroleum acquisition is complete. I won't complain too much if CRMI can manage things better and make this stock move.
It had a nice pop after the RS but until a few month back when it landslided down into the $3 range.
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Market Value1 | $1,200,000 | a/o Aug 03, 2012 |
Shares Outstanding | 60,000,000 | a/o Jun 30, 2012 |
Float | 8,000,000 | a/o Dec 31, 2011 |
Authorized Shares | 110,000,000 | a/o Dec 31, 2011 |
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