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the bottom line, is these share were supposed to be free and clear after the 2 years. JOKE. JOKE JOKE.
i started the process, but by the time it would have been processed, it wasn't worth it. I jsut figured I would be out more money for the attempt. yah know.
I totally agree to the joke part. As far as getting your shares unrestricted goes. Did you follow the information in the ibox ?
this company is a joke. I still cant get out of my restricted shares that I have had for 2 years. Now they will go through a RS (which will cost me a fee) and be more worthless thatn they are now!
No problem sub, glad i was of help. Sounds like a little steve miller band there !!! lol !!
same here....ty so much for your help getting my shares :) sooooo glad i took the $$ and ran!
hmmmmmmm.......let me see, at the current pps of .003 with the r/s of 1-250 we would have a pps of .75, not bad, but the question is how long will it hold.
I knew they would do a r/s and am now even happier I dumped this position.
Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. Announces Capital Restructuring Market Wire "US Press Releases "
NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/02/07 -- Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BPWW) announced today that the Company will be restructuring its stock in order to position itself for profitability in the next 12 to 18 months. The Company will be implementing a 250 to 1 reverse stock split of its outstanding common stock, subject to completion of regulatory compliance requirements. The Company will announce shortly both the record date and the effective date.
The Big Apple Worldwide Board of Directors approved this capital restructuring as a means to position the Company to be more attractive to possible investment candidates; to reduce the market volatility that Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.'s shares have experienced; and to better reflect the Company's expected rapid growth through its kiosk program.
"We feel that both Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. , and our shareholders will benefit from this reverse split. After careful consideration, we decided that this was the best means in which to put Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. in a more appealing financial position," stated Neal Jablon, President of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.
Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.'s wholly owned subsidiary, Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. , recently announced that it has contracted a fulfillment firm to support the rollout of its "No More Books" kiosk program. The kiosks will be placed in retail stores starting in New York City and Chicago in August with the goal of revolutionizing the way consumers shop for wallcoverings. The Big Apple kiosks will replace the heavy, space-consuming sample books with a Web-based system powered by a database of thousands of wallcovering choices from numerous manufacturers. Customers will be able to order samples free of charge and have them shipped via USPS priority mail for easy matching and comparing inside the home.
About Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. : Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (www.bigappleworldwide.com) is a holding company focused on serving the hospitality and leisure market. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. (www.bigapplewallcovering.com) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide and has inspired the Architecture and Design community with cutting-edge design and the manufacturing of architectural wallcovering and fabrics for hospitality, private offices and commercial interiors. Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. also recently purchased Elabrient Surfaces (www.elabrient.com), which is a commercial interior design development and manufacturing company specializing in commercial wallcovering. Big Apple Travel, Inc. (www.bigappletravel.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. , is a full-service travel agency and features a next generation travel salon in Orlando, Florida .
Safe Harbor Act: This release includes forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that involves risks and uncertainties including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products, the ability to meet customer demand, the ability to manage growth, acquisitions of technology, equipment, or human resources, the effect of economic business conditions, and the ability to attract and retain skilled personnel. The Company is not obligated to revise or update any forward-looking statements in order to reflect events or circumstances that may arise after the date of this release.
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TDA charged unknown transaction today and I wonder if that is relate to my BPWW restricted shares. I just email to TDA that what is this transaction for. Anyway here is the transaction info:
07/25/2007 15:55:22 CHECK (MANUAL REQUEST) -77.50
I will update again :)
Yes, time will tell and time may help .
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Overstock Ruling Favors Public Companies Across Nation
July 19, 2007
By David Patch
For nearly a decade the prime brokers of Wall Street have sat back in total comfort knowing that the Securities and Exchange Commission had no interest in going after their illegal enterprise of selling massive quantities of unregistered securities to the unsuspecting public. Yesterday, in the Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco Judge John Munter kicked out one of the legs in that comfortable chair sending Wall Street prime brokers crashing to the floor.
In a favorable ruling for Overstock.com, Judge Munter ruled that Overstock and it co-plaintiffs have stated viable claims for market manipulation by the prime brokerage firms under California securities law. With the ruling comes the opportunity for Overstock.com to peek into the records of the prime brokers as discovery is obtained in the case. Such discovery could bring transparency to an issue where the data, and possible evidence, has been tightly controlled by regulators and members of Wall Street for years. That is until Judge Munter made his ruling.
Considering that for the past 4 years the SEC has identified through public statements and published documents that trade settlement failures can be abusive and can be used as leverage to manipulate markets. Earlier this year the Chairman went so far as to call it [settlement failures] a serious problem. It is unfathomable then as to why this commentary has not been followed up with swift regulatory enforcements cases as the trade settlement failures continue to accrue to higher and higher levels.
Consider that in January 2005, when reforms were proposed to correct the settlement failure problem the level of aggregate daily fails were nearly 20% below where they were in March of 2007. In the case of teh market trading in Overstock.com the story is far more severe as the daily aggregate fails to deliver in that stock for the month of January 2005 were averaging around 130,000 shares but had grown to an aggregate daily average of over 3 Million shares by April 2006. The companies request for SEC support in rectifying this exponential growth fell on deaf ears with the agency willing to protect the prime brokers accumulating these failed trades.
Has the Chairman not yet understood that a serious problem with no regulatory enforcement is an even greater issue as it raises doubts about the overall safety and integrity of these markets.
In the operations of Wall Street the settlement failure accruals that have become such a serious problem are the responsibility of the prime brokers. These prime brokers are now sitting in the cross hairs of Overstock.com attorney’s outside the protections of the federal regulators and are now being forced to face a more impartial jury of 12 American citizens not so focused on politics and political contributions. Imagine the fear of knowing that spending millions of dollars in lobbying will have no impact on a jury of 12 that cannot be legally approached with the bribe money.
How significant was the ruling?
A spokesman for Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. could only downplay the ruling by stating the judge's decision "was merely a procedural ruling that says nothing about the merits of the case." That has never been denied but, this is also the first ruling of it’s kind for a public company the size of Overstock.com and could be the precedent set for several pending cases in US courts across the country. That alone is huge and the tell signs that a shift is in play comes by way of the media silence that accompanied this decision.
It wasn’t the trivial nature of the court decision that silenced the media; it was the fear of the repercussions such a decision can have on the future of the nay Sayers who have long denied the public the right to a fair and impartial coverage of this market issue. If Overstock.com is successful in a trial it will expose the ethical conflicts of interest within a large subset of the financial media.
Overstock.com’s main cheerleaders of criticism Roddy Boyd of the NY Post, Herb Greenberg of Marketwatch.com, Joe Nocera of the NY Times, Carol Remond of Dow Jones Newswire, and Seth Jayson of the Motley Fool have long chastised CEO Patrick Byrne and his plight for market integrity and transparency. It is not how CEO’s survive in the US capital markets as the US markets work as much on favors and protection money as anything else in maintaining a successful business. Wall Street, if they want, can chew you up and spit you out despite your companies successes and these cheerleaders of Wall Street have protected that culture.
These critics have mocked and ridiculed Byrne for his actions despite court victory after court victory. Everything positive in the court system for Overstock.com was presented as a negative to the general population. Until now that is. There is nothing left to be even remotely negative about gaining the rights to discovery and the rights to go to trial to prove your case and thus the silence by the critics has been deafening. Silence has become a sign of fear; of a change coming that can no longer be denied. No cheerleading today from the girls, simply the eerie silence that comes from concern.
A court ruling such as this that allows a case to proceed to discovery has been rare, almost nonexistent. Wall Street has had the upper hand to nearly all previously filed cases of this nature as the “evidence” needed to move a Judge to proceed to discovery was trapped in the books of Wall Street and Wall Street was not about to give up the goods. It was a catch -22 that had been working for nearly 6 years. Today’s victory will force discovery and force the vaults to open and the books to be audited. Vaults that once opened will be difficult to close in the future.
Discovery will become the opening of Pandora’s box at the prime brokerage houses and such has been a fear each has lived with for many years. Each has spent literally millions of dollars to protect their secrets and a Judge in California just came in with the combination which provides Overstock.com the authority to peek inside.
Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne best describes such opportunity by simply stating, "We're going to crawl around in Wall Street's attic with flashlights and bolt cutters," he said. "I think there's a lot of dirty secrets from within Wall Street that are going to be revealed."
And what is wrong with that? Isn’t transparency a good thing? Won't transparency prevent the abuses leveraged off the ability to hide the fraud?
As I see it, the last hurdle I see that Overstock.com will face is that of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Will the SEC interfere in a civil case in state court?
In recent months we have heard of the threats imposed on state regulators and state legislature by members of the SEC. As state legislature watched closely what impact the inactions of the SEC had on their constituency several drafted and voted for state level reforms to reign in market abuses. The SEC and the premiere Wall Street lobbying firm of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Associations (SIFMA) hit the state congressman quick and hard. Threats of future repercussions should the bills proceed into law were as regular as an old man on Muselex.
Concerned about how the SEC would respond to Judge Munter’s decision, I posed several questions to the SEC Chairman and the Commission staff. The questions were presented to each by E-Mail after SEC spokesman John Heine had indicated that the SEC had comment on the day of the decision. I asked each specifically,
1. Do you have any general comments regarding this decision?
2. Have the prime brokers been in contact with the SEC seeking Commission support in their defense?
3. Does the SEC plan on participating in the defense of the prime brokers in their actions and/or does the SEC plan on submitting a brief to the court whereby the Commission challenges the courts legal standing in hearing this case as it has done in the past?
4. What possible market concerns does the Commission staff have to a possible victory for Overstock.com in this case?
5. Does the Commission have any concerns that the credibility of the agency will be diminished should discovery prove that abuse was taking place while the Commission turned the other way and what the Congressional Oversight Committees and Judiciary might do with such insight?
6. Will this ruling change the approach the Agency takes in this matter so as to get in front of the issue instead of holding back as has been the case in other more recent regulatory scandals?
Unfortunately neither Chairman Cox nor any of the Commission staff were willing to comment on or off record to these questions. On a case that could leave repercussions across the industry the management team of the federal regulator responsible for these markets has gone underground to regroup. Maybe they are simply waiting for a call from the cheerleading crew to propose these same questions in a more favorable light.
Trust me, this is only the beginning of what will be a long story. Expect the pushback, the politics, and the denials of Wall Street and Wall Street mouthpieces. As you listen to it all simply ask yourself what fear there is in taking your case to a trial in front of 12 jurors. Why fear the battle if you believe your Armour is impenetrable, unless or course your Armour is really all pomp and circumstance of course. Only those in fear of losing are afraid to fight the battle and Wall Street is now in fear.
This ruling was not just a victory for Overstock.com, it was a victory for the public companies and their investors being abused by the system.
For more on this issue please visit the Host site at www.investigatethesec.com
Copyright 2007
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An online newspaper reporting the issues of Securities Fraud
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cool !! good luck with them.
Hi. Been watching. Thanks for posting the link. Not going to sell my shares at such a deep discount if there is something brewing. From the delayed Level 2, I can see there are sale orders as high as $0.03 and $0.15. Those who dumped might regret later.
I have some leftover shares
I know for sure there is more than 10 mill in the float !! but it's still a low float. Time will tell. I wish ya the best if your in !
Well, we'll see if anything comes about this, so far nothing
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?Message_id=20009569
LOL !!! I wonder how I'm gonna feel if they ever decide to run this pos !!! hmmmmmmm........
Looks like another shareholder got their spinoff shares unrestricted, 141k dump
OK cool, and hopefully everything runs smooth for ya.
Thanks again. I did contact TDA and requested a certificate. He said it takes 6-8 weeks to get the certificate. Thanks!
First off, ''my way'' works.
2nd, Because you are having problems with ameritrade does not mean ''my way'' doesn't work.
3rd, the first step in this simple procedure is getting your certificates from ameritrade. That is how it is done.
If you feel contacting the SEC will expidite the matter then by all means do it. The certificates are yours and you are lawfully entitled to them. I cannot help that you are having problems with the procedure of getting your certs.
But I do know the appropriate procedure.
I have done everything
that I have read about on the message board. Ameritrade will not send me the restricted shares(even though they removed the fee from my account over 2 weeks ago.) The tranfer agent will not remove the restriction till they get my shares. I have talked to corporate attorney, transfer agent, ameritrade. Since no one seems to have a clue at Ameritrade I must contact SEC now. The last time I did that(concering another matter with Ameritrade) it was amazing how quick things happened. I started all this in March. First I tried it my way and failed, then your way and also failed.
I don't know what your doing or how your going about it. Alls I know is that a number of us have done it.
The process is simple but timely.
not a simple process
I started in mid March and still have nothing. I do not believe the restricted shares are worth anything because Ameritrade will not send them to me. And yes I have talked to the transfer agent about 10 times.
gosoojj, call them and tell them that you would like your certificates sent to you. tell them you are going to go through the process of removing the legend with the transfer agent so they will become free trading. tell them you are aware of rule 144k and will be taking it up with the t/a.
it's really quite a simple procedure though it will more than likely take some time.
if you have any specific questions just ask.
good morning, call them, tell them you want to go through the process and that they are over 2 years old. i'm guessing they are / right ?
talk to ya later gotta run off to work at the moment. be back around 1:30 this afternoon..........
Hi Striper, I sent email to TDAmeritrade and this is what they reply today. Am I missing something here? Your help would be great. TIA.
Mr. xxxxx,
Regrettably there is not a way to send unrestricted shares to you for Big Apple
Worldwide from your account, unless you go through the process to remove the
restriction. If you request a certificate you could then work with the transfer
agent directly to remove the restriction, providing it is in fact rule 144K.
Have you held these shares more than 2 years and currently restricted under 144?
If not then it would not be 144K and you would not be able to clear the
restriction in most cases through the transfer agent. If you would like to
discuss restricted stock further you can call 888-723-8504 option 1.
Thank you,
Cassie J.
Apex Reorganization and Safekeeping, TD AMERITRADE
Division of TD AMERITRADE, Inc.
I wish you the best of luck with your shares. Just remember to take a profit when your up.
IMO,,,, IMO,, IMO... Ok: IMO,,,That dump yesterday could be part of something else that concerns legal matters.
I've read on CKYS and PLNI boards in the past where B.A. was part of some litigation accusations. More so on CKYS.
Just wondering if it was some bad news for them or whomever that panic dumped those shares.
Time will tell.
I only own a 1000 shares I got at .005 so I'm up a weee bit.
ohhhhh, i see...dang, that's nuts..lol
the divvy was 1 for every 100 prrm. i'm just saying if the 7.3 million sold yesterday was one dude then he or she had to have 730 mil of prmm.
thought it was 7.3M
if that was one person dumping they sure had alot of that pos prmm !!! 730 mil is quite a bit !!!
no kidding! $14k or so
cha ching !!! nice pay day for someone !!
saw that....wonder if it was mm to mm
WOW! who dumped 7.3 million shares at .002 on 6/19?
They must not have liked this investment..
Wonder why?
BPWW Big Apple Wallcovering Seeking Licensing Opportunities at Licensing International Expo
Jun 13, 2007 8:30:00 AM
NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKETWIRE) -- 06/13/07 -- Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BPWW) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc., is seeking licensing opportunities with its appearance at the Licensing International Expo 2007 on June 19-21 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York, N.Y. The Company is considering entering into agreements to produce wallcovering designs with licensed names, logos and images.
Licensing International connects more than 525 leading brand owners and agents with more than 23,000 decision-making retailers, manufacturers, marketing personnel and advertisers from all consumer product categories in the $180 billion worldwide licensing business. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. is exploring the benefits of a licensing agreement to produce its own unique wallcovering designs and textures in concert with world-recognized names and designs.
The Company will consider the potential profit margins and availability of images and designs ranging from film, art, literature and a host of other sources. Once secured, a licensing agreement would facilitate the production of a greater variety of wallcoverings, murals, fabrics and other items for the hospitality industry and the home.
"This is a market we've approached before and it has proven successful. We currently have agreements with artists and designers for various product lines and we welcome more opportunities, particularly with internationally known images," stated Neal Jablon, President of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.
About Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.:
Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (www.bigappleworldwide.com) is a holding company focused on serving the hospitality and leisure market. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. (www.bigapplewallcovering.com) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide and has inspired the Architecture and Design community with cutting-edge design and the manufacturing of architectural wallcovering and fabrics for hospitality, private offices and commercial interiors. Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. also recently purchased Elabrient Surfaces (www.elabrient.com), which is a commercial interior design development and manufacturing company specializing in commercial wallcovering. Big Apple Travel, Inc. (www.bigappletravel.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc., is a full-service travel agency and features a next generation travel salon in Orlando, Florida.
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7 weeks later and still
no shares. I do not believe Ameritrade will ever send it. Ameritrade the WORSE.
yep...TDA def has it's drawbacks! grrrrrrrrr
I will no longer use Ameritrade
after this. 8 weeks is ridiculous. This is not the first game they played on me.
they finally (TDA) took the shares out of my acct...i figure that's progress....oh and the charge for doing it is gone too..lol
i started the process with them march 16th.
No need to its
all on Ameritrade. They still have my restricted shares. They say it might take 8 weeks before they mail it to me. What a joke.
did you call the t/a for an update on what is going on ? and if so what was his response ?
Well its been
over a month since I tried it your way and I get the SAME results
BPWW Big Apple Worldwide Subsidiary Launches Revolutionary Interactive Technology on Website
May 9, 2007 8:30:00 AM
NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/09/07 -- Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BPWW) is pleased to announce that their wholly owned subsidiary, Elabrient Surfaces, LLC, has unveiled their TouchPoint Imagery(TM) technology on the Company web site (www.elabrient.com). The site is linked to Big Apple Worldwide's wholly owned subsidiary, Big Apple Wallcovering (www.bigapplewallcovering.com), which had more than 75,000 potential buyers visit their web site in 2006.
TouchPoint Imagery(TM) allows customers to upload a digital image of their wall or surface directly to Elabrient's designers, who create a design solution for wallcoverings, borders, fabrics, murals and print. The customer then reviews how the surface will look with the new design and is sent a sample for approval before the product is manufactured.
Elabrient Surfaces designs, develops, and manufactures custom wallcovering. The Company will demonstrate the TouchPoint Imagery(TM) technology with Big Apple Wallcovering at booth 6141 at the HD 2007 Expo & Conference from May 9 until May 12.
"This is a breakthrough development in custom surfacing solutions. Instead of a salesperson, the customer can now work directly with the designer to create their desired concept. It is a perfect compliment to Big Apple Wallcovering's "No More Books" technology, which saves steps ordering wallcovering patterns," stated Gary Rizzo, CEO of Elabrient Surfaces.
About Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.:
Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (www.bigappleworldwide.com) is a holding company focused on serving the hospitality and leisure market. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. (www.bigapplewallcovering.com) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide and has inspired the Architecture and Design community with cutting-edge design and the manufacturing of architectural wallcovering and fabrics for hospitality, private offices and commercial interiors. Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. also recently purchased Elabrient Surfaces (www.elabrient.com), which is a commercial interior design development and manufacturing company specializing in commercial wallcovering. Big Apple Travel, Inc. (www.bigappletravel.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc., is a full-service travel agency and features a next generation travel salon in Orlando, Florida.
Safe Harbor Act: This release includes forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that involves risks and uncertainties including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products, the ability to meet customer demand, the ability to manage growth, acquisitions of technology, equipment, or human resources, the effect of economic business conditions, and the ability to attract and retain skilled personnel. The Company is not obligated to revise or update any forward-looking statements in order to reflect events or circumstances that may arise after the date of this release.
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Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. Showcases "No More Books"(TM) Technology at HD 2007 Expo
May 3, 2007 8:30:00 AM
NEW YORK, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/03/07 -- Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: BPWW) is pleased to announce today that their wholly owned subsidiary, Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc., will be showcasing their "NO MORE BOOKS"(TM) technology at the HD 2007 Expo and Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada at booth #6141. The event runs from May 9 until May 12 and is expected to draw more than 1,200 industry manufacturers and suppliers from around the world. Last year, the Expo drew more than 16,000 decorators, designers and hospitality visitors overall.
Big Apple's booth will honor New York's One Times Square, featuring large plasma screens and a scrolling news ticker above. The "No More Books" kiosks will be placed on all sides, featuring a touch screen, high resolution display of the entire line of wallcoverings. Elabrient Surfaces, a subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, will also appear at the Expo, demonstrating its custom surfaces and Touchpoint Imagery(TM) technology.
"This is a big event for us. We're coming with a booth representing the latest in wallcovering technology and we anticipate a lot of attention from the hospitality industries," stated Neal Jablon, President of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.
The HD Expo and Conference was established in 1992 and has become the premier trade show for hospitality design professionals. The Expo and Conference is being presented by Hospitality Design magazine and the list of exhibitors can be found at http://www.hdexpo.com.
About Big Apple Worldwide, Inc.:
Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. (www.bigappleworldwide.com) is a holding company focused on serving the hospitality and leisure market. Big Apple Wallcovering, Inc. (www.bigapplewallcovering.com) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide and has inspired the Architecture and Design community with cutting-edge design and the manufacturing of architectural wallcovering and fabrics for hospitality, private offices and commercial interiors. Big Apple Worldwide, Inc. also recently purchased Elabrient Surfaces (www.elabrient.com), which is a commercial interior design development and manufacturing company specializing in commercial wallcovering. Big Apple Travel, Inc. (www.bigappletravel.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of Big Apple Worldwide, Inc., is a full-service travel agency and features a next generation travel salon in Orlando, Florida.
Safe Harbor Act: This release includes forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 that involves risks and uncertainties including, but not limited to, the impact of competitive products, the ability to meet customer demand, the ability to manage growth, acquisitions of technology, equipment, or human resources, the effect of economic business conditions, and the ability to attract and retain skilled personnel. The Company is not obligated to revise or update any forward-looking statements in order to reflect events or circumstances that may arise after the date of this release.
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I hear ya. I love to gamble on these things. Even bought my first grey sheet stock ever. Got in CHAG and am looking forward to seeing how this one plays out in the near future.
This stock "pops" every now and then on no news.
>>>http://www.investorshub.com/boards/quotes.asp?ticker=PLNI&qm_page=14896&qm_symbol=BPWW
Total insider stuff, but just like fishing you hate to see the one that got away.
I'm toying with the idea of buying 500,000 at .0006 from my DNDN earnings>> http://www.investorshub.com/boards/quotes.asp?ticker=MGRM&qm_page=57182&qm_symbol=DNDN.
I got in at 3.70 and sold out at 23.70. That was a nice Bull ride for two weeks!!= $$$$$$$$$ ( MGRM is about to run as well)
Anyway, if it doesn't work like I previously wrote, I'll need the tax write off anyways from those DNDN earnings.
It seems to me that overtime in this sea of investors the odds are in my favor to Catch a .01 or bigger.
GLTA !
Hey it just "popped"
LOL !!! First off, I wouldn'y buy this stock with your money. Now if you feel like gambling on it, be my guest, I wouldn't think any less of you.
As far as getting your shares unrestricted goes. Just do what is in the IBOX at the top of this message board.
The biggest question you should ask yourself though is, do I have enough shares to make this worth my while ?
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