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ENGY
Outstanding 261,948,099
Date as of: 14-Nov-07
Anyone got any more current numbers?
ENGY is merging with Integrated Construction Management,Inc. refer to http://www.marketwatch.com.news.
ledrog..tell Jofotoz over at RB that the original perpetrators of the engy scam...thermafreeze...have started the scam over again. They bought another shell and have the symbol tfzp.ob. Thermafreeze is a bs product that has enormous competition but the boyz are right at it again with the same old crappola.
Some toutsheets have picked ENGY up....
Check pinksheets.com....maybe they can pull an HISC for this POS
The shell is still trading.....
Wonder what's gonna happen with Colvico. I assume they're still in business and making money.
I can't belive how much I lost on this company.
I've lost 93% of my investment on ENGY. Complete loss.
Russ
I can't belive how much I lost on this company.
I should have listened to you guys.
Gord
Naked Shorting Update...
Thought I would pass this along from another board that I read. I am just the messenger! I am not saying or implicating that ENGY is/was/is not/was not a victim of this.
A MUST READ if you think MM's don't run the show. Dateline to air show April 10th
Mike
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FINALLY! Dateline to Air Stockgate Segment April 10th
by Mark Faulk
http://www.faulkingtruth.com/Articles/Investing101/1022.html
After over a year of promises, postponements, and delays, Dateline finally confirmed today that they will air their report on the stock market scandal on Sunday, April 10th, at 7 pm ET. The segment, dealing with the scandal dubbed "Stockgate", has long been anticipated by advocates pushing for reform in the stock market, and was first confirmed by The Faulking Truth last June. This is an excerpt from that article:
"It's been called the biggest financial scandal in the history of the world, with incurred losses estimated by some experts at well over $1 trillion dollars. It's a scandal that involves over 1,200 offshore hedge funds, over 150 US brokers, and has already bankrupted over 7,000 US companies in the past six years. According to many of the lawsuits filed to date, the crooks include terrorist groups and organized crime syndicates. Sources say that this scandal, which involves an intricate system of selling electronic counterfeit shares of stock in an effort to destroy the market value of small publically traded companies by utilizing a method known as "naked short selling", will eventually implicate almost every major broker in America, all of the governing bodies that oversee trading, and will extend into Canada and Europe."
Sources at the time told us that the Dateline story contained information that would "blow the roof off of this scandal", and that Dateline had already filmed over 100 hours of explosive footage, with interviews from class action attorneys John O'Quinn (of the Houston law firm of O’Quinn, Laminack and Pirtle), and Wes Christian (of Christian, Smith, Wukoson and Jewell), who along with the law firm of Heard, Robins, Cloud, Lubel & Greenwood, who are representing clients in dozens of lawsuits filed against the SEC, the DTCC, and several of the country's largest brokerage firms.
"What's Up With The SEC?"
Since that time, we have learned that officials from both the SEC and DTCC have been interviewed by Dateline, and numerous other recent developments have (at long last) triggered a frenzy of media coverage over the past few weeks. In addition to that, ads have been taken out in several major newspapers, and the roles of hedge funds, who specialize in shorting stocks, have been brought into question in other fraudulent schemes as well. In fact, in an ad in today's op-ed section of the New York Times (March 28, 2005), in an editorial entitled "What's Up With The SEC?" the conservative Washington Legal Foundation ( http://www.wlf.org/ ), blasts the SEC for "sitting on several complaints of misconduct filed by the Washington Legal Foundation, and supported by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, detailing examples of questionable stock manipulation by short sellers and class action attorneys". According to WLF Chairman Daniel J. Popeo, in one case, information about a class action lawsuit was leaked to short sellers who, in turn, made a huge profit by shorting the stock before the information was made public. Popeo also claims that "in other cases, short sellers and trial lawyers dish dirt about a targeted company to financial reporters, analysts, and regulators, and the damaging news sends the stock price plummeting, thereby forcing the company to settle. Short sellers then reap the profit when the stock drops."
"If I Only Had a Hedge Fund"
In a related development today, the New York Times online edition ran an article about the incredible proliferation of hedge funds today entitled "If I Only Had a Hedge Fund", in which they said that the number of hedge funds created since 1999 has increased by 209%, with 1,406 new hedge funds introduced in 2004 alone. A recent study released by Credit Suisse Boston said that hedge funds now account for half of all stock market activity, and that they now manage a staggering $1 trillion in funds. Why are managers tripping over each other to start new hedge funds? Because instead of the small fixed percentage that they get by managing traditional funds (sometimes as low as 1%), they instead 1% plus 20% of any profit the hedge fund generates, which has made many of the hedge fund managers instant multi-millionaires. In fact, according to a survey in Institutional Investor magazine, the 25 highest paid hedge fund managers earned an average of $250 million in 2003. To read the New York Times article, go to: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/27/business/yourmoney/27hedge.html?
With those kinds of profits to be made, it is any wonder that the SEC, the DTCC, brokers, and hedge fund managers have begun to circle the wagons? Every time a share trades hands, every one of them gets a piece of the action. Even legitimate hedge funds, those who don't engage in naked short selling, profit when their corrupt counterparts drive down the price of stocks through illegal naked short selling. And the SEC, NASD, and DTCC take their cut for every share that is bought and sold, whether that share is real or counterfeit.
If the SEC needs a smoking gun, they need only to take a close look at Global Links Corp (OTCBB: GLKCE), where one investor recently bought 100% of the issued stock AND another investor bought 15% of the same stock, only to watch hundreds of millions of phantom shares continue to be bought and sold. While the SEC has ignored this curious case, Congress hasn't. Senator Robert Bennett cited the Global Links story (as first reported by Financial Wire) on March 9th when he grilled SEC Chairman William Donaldson about the naked short selling scandal, "this article just last Friday in a national publication indicates that people are still selling short shares that they don't have and clearly are never gonna acquire." This stock is merely a microcosm of the larger problem that pervades the stock market system, and serves to illustrate how pervasive the fraud really is.
It is vitally important that the Dateline story gets the attention it deserves. We can only hope that their report tells the real story of this scandal, and that Congress and the major media will join us in our mission to, at long last, restore trust and credibility to our stock markets, so that honest investors can once again invest their hard-earned money and have a chance to achieve the American Dream.
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Thanks for the article mike...
I call it fraud....try calling your broker and demanding your shares. If you buy something, and the seller accepts payment...but later refuses to deliver that which was purchased, that's fraud.
I don't care if the underlying company is a Piece of Shit or not....I've read a number of letters from senior traders with MM firms to the SEC complaining that forcing delivery would artificially inflate the value of stocks with no fundamental basis for the valuation. What total bullshit, give them 100,000,000 shares of WNMI (to cite one example out of hundreds) and they have no problem bidding it up despite there being no fundamental valuation to support a bid/ask of even .0001
A market with integrity involves buyers and sellers....with sellers delivering that which they've sold. If they borrowed stock due to a lack of supply, they can go and purchase it....if they have to pay more than what they sold it for, too fuccking bad.
Regulation SHO Appears To Be Regulation SHO What
Source: OTC Jpurnal
The early reviews on Regulation SHO are in, and they are not favorable. According to some of the reviews I have read in the media recently, Regulation SHO seems to be turning into Regulation SHO What- meaning the SEC is just playing lip service to the many companies and shareholders who have been bitterly complaining about the widespread practice of illegal naked short selling. Read the January 4th edition for some background if you are not familiar with the issue.
According to David Patch who edits the "StockGate" electronic newsletter, there were originally 374 stocks on the Threshold list. Inexplicably, the vast majority simply disappeared. 110 are now left. Click Here to view the most current version of the list. Nearly every microcap company on the Bulletin Board and in the Pink Sheets that was originally on the list has now mysteriously disappeared.
Lending credibility to the entire issue was a paper recently published by University of New Mexico Professor Leslie Boni, which was initiated while the author was visiting financial economist at the SEC.
According to Professor Boni's findings, 42% of listed stocks at the New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ and AMEX, and 47% of unlisted stocks in the OTCBB and Pink Sheets had persistent fails of 5 days or more with 4% being above the SEC's threshold limits for failures.
The media is calling the growing evidence of widespread abuse within the system as "StockGate", and some heavy legal entities are throwing their weight into the fight.
A consortium of law firms has now filed over 20 civil cases. The law firms include O'Quinn, Laminack & Pirtle, Christian Smith & Jewell, and Heard, Robins, Cloud, Lubel & Greenwood, LLP, all of Houston, Texas. This group of firms is well known for the gigantic awards they have been able to garner from the Tobacco industry.
In comments to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, C. Austin Burrell, who is providing litigation support and research for the law firms, said that StockGate is more massive than anyone may have imagined. "Illegal Naked Short Selling has stripped hundreds of billions, if not TRILLIONS, of dollars from American investors," and have resulted in over 7,000 public companies having been "shorted out of existence over the past six years." Burrell said some experts believe as much as $1 trillion to $3 trillion has been lost to this practice.
According to the law suits, the DTC is at the heart of the problem. The DTC is the electronic clearing exchange that handles the electronic transfer of shares from one firm to another. The suits allege DTC has an inherent conflict of interest in the entire short selling scandal through the huge income stream they were realizing from it every day. They have made billions of dollars lending individual real shares, in most cases over and over, getting a fee each time they made a journal entry in a "Stock Borrow Program."
Most of the information in today's edition was gleaned from an article published yesterday in the online version of Investors Business Daily. It makes for fascinating reading. Click Here to read the article.
The DTC is owned jointly by the NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange. If billions in revenues are in fact being generated by the DTC for allowing failures to deliver, the law suits will eventually uncover the ugly truth.
In the interim, NBC's Dateline is rumored to be preparing a major expose on the issue, and activists in the growing StockGate scandal are trying to recruit Eliot Spitzer to help in the investigation. Stay tuned: This is getting exciting.
I'm calling in my certificate....
And I'm expecting a battle...because I don't think they'll be able to deliver. If I'm right in this my broker will blame the transfer agent, as my broker only holds the stock "in street name"....the actual cert residing with the TA, that's the way it's supposed to work anyway....but if the TA has loaned out more shares than are in the float, well that means he's supposed to get busy delivering them (buying them)....which if there's a liquidity problem...he probably won't be too pleased and imo will try to avoid it.
I'll keep you abreast of my battle....the more people calling in their cert the better imo.
You are keeding! I'm MF over there.
Mike
same conclusion...same person
I'm pulpiteer66, krill66 on yahoo and ledrog on ragingbull...I'd registered that cbsmktwtch ID before I'd chosen drog.
Amasing, Pulpiteer from CBS MarketWatch MB, noticed him also, and basicly came to the same conclusion as you did:
Mike
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Posted by Pulpiteer:
"That looks about right, ENGY is a SHO listed stock with an uncovered short position....and suprise surprise there's a basher on RB.
Probably works for one of the MMs caught short."
undie is just an MM hack imo...
I wouldn't be suprised if he's a senior trader with an MM, he seems real stressed out. I don't think he gives a flying (insert appropriate expletive deleted) about whether or not a stock is a POS or not...only the POS stocks he (or his employer) is caught short in imo.
Read the "tone" of his posts and I think you'll understand what I mean about stressed, I can picture him sitting between a jar full of tums and a bottle of malox.
FreeRealtime.com. Use the Board central site, and you'll find him (Unde):
http://www.boardcentral.com/aios/aios.cgi
Mike
What other board???
Someone registered the name "ledrog" here to bash NCTI, that's why I'm ledrog_krill here. Just cause the name is the same doesn't mean it's the same individual if it's on different boards. Then again if it is the same person he might be trying to make ENGY appear as a pump...but with no news or IR hacks that's a joke.
You think you're seeing bashing now, wait until shorts are forced to locate on failed deliveries, then it'll get real nasty. Those short on ENGY right now can still continue to go short....but read the regualtion, they're gonna be in serious trouble come January 28th assuming ENGY is still on the list imo...and IMO it will be.
Ledrog, in two weeks we'll know. Hope the rule holds, in which case this will jump big time. ENGY was on all the naked short list forever, so there should be quite a few shares to cover.
Have you seen "Undi" bashing it on RB, and pumping it on the other board. What's wrong with that guy?
Mike
mikey...FINALLY!!!
How can a market have any integrity when there are parties (MMs) allowed to short a stock ad infinitum without determining if there are even shares avaiable to sell...and then no requirement for the short position to be covered.
Finally with this issue being addressed with the new SHO regulation, we can get back to the basics of a true market where the laws of supply and demand determine the value of a stock.
If there are parties who sold ENGY short and can't now locate shares to cover their positions...too freakin' bad for them. Come January 28th when they're forced to locate shares this could get real exciting.
You should have seen the pumper turned basher who used to moderate this forum...pumping when the dilution was going on a few years back...and bashing after a significant short position had been established imo.
I can't help but think there are alot of OTC traders who would like nothing better than to pile on some naked short sellers. Especially those who got trapped in any number of OTC P&Ds this year. I keep adding to this post...I'm going to conserve my posts tomorrow...if it turns out anything like the day we just had I'm gonna be in a real good mood.
yeah...i'm ledrog on RB
Ledrog,
It looks like whomever shorted it is covering now. We shall see some spike here over the next few days, IMO.
Are you the same one as Ledrog from RB? If so, I see theUndefeted is very active today of FreeRealtime board. Check it out using the Board Central:
http://www.boardcentral.com/
Mike
Today, Yesterday...Tomorrow
I don't think there's much difference. Yeah it went up today, but there was next to zero volume...and the bid and ask seem pretty fixed @ .0003/.0005....I thought it was .0012/.0015 listed here on i-hub, but I think that quote is out to lunch.
The advantage here as I see it is a lack of liquidity....given ENGY's inclusion on the SHO list it seems Market Makers don't have any shares to sell. I see the potential for a squeeze happening in late January or early February.., based on my read of the SHO regulation.
I wish I would have invested in this stock before today. This is the first time I found out about this stock. It looks like it has a very bright future ahead.
ENGY is on the SHO list.....
I always found it curious, how jmhollen...the moderator of this forum, how he was bullish when ENGY was putting out news...but then was almost merciless in his bashing.
No doubt when ENGY was being pumped MMs had liquidity imo, that is to say shares they wanted to move. After dispensing with them however, is it possible they found themselves caught short?
It appears the moderator here was booted, and I myself suspected him of being a MM shill...hyping a stock so long as MMs had shares to dump high.
Anyway...I guess ENGY is still reporting given that they're on the SHO list...reporting is a requirement.
Any thoughts anyone?
ENGY's 10QSB stated that they had plans to make the company profitable again through various measures if they were able to renew their credit line. Any comments on this? It sounds like there may still be a glimmer of hope.
The interest in ENGY as determined by this board is phenominal!
I don't remember a more exciting board...lol.
Anyway, I think this company could be a winner if they cleaned up their trashed balance sheet. Of course one could say that is the case for any company but the difference is that ENGY has the potential to do so. They could:
1) Convert the notes to common stock and dillute the daylights out of current s/o, or
2) Re-fi with better terms and keep paying down debt.
The first is obviously a drag for current shareholders. I'll be watching!
Timing.
Still Waiting for Better Volume...
On a more consistent basis...hopefully it won't be too long a wait
Thanks for the posts Ledrog! EOM
I guess its the silent before the big move!
Buyers Moving In?
Volume still needs to pick up on a consistent basis, but late day activity looked encouraging to me...
15:41:16 0.007 100000 OTCBB at Ask
15:05:32 0.007 100000 OTCBB at Ask
14:07:32 0.007 25000 OTCBB at Ask
14:06:07 0.007 24500 OTCBB at Ask
http://host.wallstreetcity.com/wsc2/Corporate_Snapshot.html?DB=SQL&template=corpsnap.htm&Sym...
As far as the chart goes...stochastics are pointing up and still show oversold imo but to a lesser degree. MACD looks to be trending back up toward the zero line. Regardless though with volumes this light I consider TA to be less reliable.
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=ENGY,uu[w,a]dallyiay[db][pb50!b200][vc60][iUp14,3,3!La12...
Reed Holdings Corporation Announces Reduction of Common Shares Issued and Outstanding
Friday January 2, 11:43 am ET
WERNERSVILLE, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 2, 2004--Reed Holdings Corporation (Other OTC:RDHC - News) is pleased to announce that it has reduced the Company's total number of shares issued and outstanding to 25,379,159. The company plans to continue evaluating methods for aggressively increasing shareholder value. The Company has also, formally relocated its corporate office to the historic hotel property, located at- 5 Pennsylvania Avenue, Wernersville, PA 19565. The Hotel is owned and operated by Mountain Top Associates Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of Reed Holdings Corporation. Mountain Top Associates, Inc. is actively engaged in the acquisition and liquidation of distressed and undervalued real estate.
Reed Holdings Corporation focuses on identifying, acquiring, and managing undervalued assets. The goal of the company is to increase shareholder value through superior investment, marketing, and operations. Through direct and indirect ownership of a diversified group of businesses that generate cash and above average returns on capital, RDHC strives to maximize its intrinsic value and provide its shareholders with a strong reliable investment.
Safe Harbor for Forward-Looking Statements: Except for historical information contained herein, the statements in this Press Release are forward-looking statements that are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual results in the future periods to differ materially from forecasted results. These risks and uncertainties include, among other things, product price volatility, product demand, market competition, risk inherent in the Company's operations, imprecision in estimating product reserves and the Company's ability to replace and expand its real estate interests. Reed Holdings Corp. assumes no obligation to update the information contained in this press release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
ONEBGG...any thoughts?
Just curious if you'd care to speculate on any avenues ENGY might pursue to garner some attention. With the digestor side of the business effectively in moth balls it would seem, well that leaves us with Colvico. I doubt that Electrical Contracting will get the average OTC (Cletus & Brandeen imo) investor all hot and bothered no matter how much revenue it generates.
OT: Good Tune! EOM
I'm still listening to....Angry All The Time ~ Tim McGraw .....I got your hoo-doo....lol
OT: Too late now... I already put hoo-doo on ya! I don't care how much you soap you use... you're still gonna smell like fish... HARR!!!
LOL... Gary
Hey dude....me's just kiddin about them turd burglars.......not!
HARR!
Poopland Trail Blazers are a bunch of Turd Burglars......
OT: Ohhhhh... That's how want to be... LOL!!!
Watch It Bucky... I take my Blazers seriously ...To bad no one else does.....harr
OT: Watch It Bucky... I take my Blazers seriously, HARR!!! BTW, The Suns are one of my fav's, they have three real good players, that Amare Stodamire is da chitt mang!!!
Blazers, Mavs, Spurs, Kings, Suns and I keep an eye on the Griz’.
Still A Blazer Fan!!!
Gary
Blazer????? Isn't that when you light your farts?
blazerssuk@ihubyoushouldbeasunsfan
lol
Happy New Year Ledrog! I'm thinking like you on ENGY.
OT: I'm a Blazer hound, I remember the night the Blazers one it all too, The town was full of people hootin' & hollering, waving and just plain noisy, not one serine was heard, not one shot was fired, and no cars were over turned. It's a great memory of mine, thanks for putting a smile on my face today with that happy memory. My Bother, ablazerfan (ABF) and Moon Man my stepson are both Blazer fans as well, we have the NBA board here and we let everyone know we're mostly Blazer fans, if you ever want to talk Blazers or just b-ball, come visit us, it's about this time of year that the board picks up in traffic: #board-31
Nice Yakking At Ya,
Gary
ONEBGG...Happy New Year On and Off Topic
Hopefully ENGY starts attracting some attention...imo that's all that's needed at this point.
As an aside I'm a former Beaverton resident (Portland address) and was there in '77 when the Blazer won it all...Walton, Lucas, Steele, Twardzik (sp)...Gross, Hollins...memory banks run dry after that.
OT: <font color=red>Happy 2004 ENGY Holders!!!
… Gary
Ledrog...GO ENGY!!! EOM
I'm liking the look of ENGY's chart...
The volume is drying up...but given that over 150,000,000 shares have been reported as trading over the past 6 months, well I'm not too surprised. Over that 6 month period those buying have been doing so despite TB's resignation, no IR efforts and a new low reached back in October. I consider it possible those buying in spite of the bad news and lack of promotion may be waiting for some positive movement...as am I.
ENGY is rated neutral across the board here:
http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=ENGY&num1=41&cobrand=&mode=stock
And as wait at americanbulls.com which I take to mean the same as neutral:
http://www.americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=ENGY%20%20%20%20%20%20%20&MarketTicker=...
The chart in of itself however is encouraging in my opinion:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=ENGY,uu[w,a]dallyiay[dc][pb50!b200][vc60][iUp14,3,3]&...
Stochastics turned up, and with them being well below 20 (both fast and slow) the indication is oversold. The one caveat I would throw in is that the volumes are currently so low as to render TA less reliable in my opinion...hence those neutral/wait opinions are likely very sage.
As to the volume picture, a look back from early July to present indicates that when volumes do pick up...on balance the price moves have tended to be positive.
Hope everyone is having an enjoyable holiday season Even those that take issue with my bullish outlook here.
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