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execution..."Shhhhhhhh" I'm busy counting chips.......unless the float effects my money count, I could care less. "Twenty-three thousand, Four hundred and seventy four, Twenty three Thousand..."
PalmBeachAJ - Hopefully it ain't the end but a new beginning. However, Always another play around the corner...Ain't that the beauty of the market...
TFN
Wasn't staring at the float, but missed the boat nonetheless, it appears. Congrats to all who were stronger than I...
Keep staring at the float and you will miss the boat...Maybe already have...20 cents a couple of days ago...
I like the Dairy Queen floats - they're the best.
Me and Warren B.
If that is their float it is a large float, considering they did a 100 to 1 reverse split.
internet...120 million is a LARGE float? LOL
go here...much more active board...
http://www.siliconinvestor.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=43577
I am new to NNGY, have some questions.
I own LEXO (Lexnon Technologies) and so am familar with Nano Technologies.
I have researched into it and am long-term holder on LEXO.
My questions in regards to NNGY are these:
Has anyone talked to management, specifically about how they
plan to market the first consumer products? What is their
strategy/target market?
I have read somewhere that they estimate that the NanoSign
will be shipped to major retailers by the end of Q3 2005.
Any idea of who "those" major retailers are?
Any idea on margins on product?
Any idea on financials? I haven't even started looking at
the 10K, 10Q's if any. So, hoping someone can give me some insight as to whether they have found any nuggets, or worse - bones!
NNGY has a large float - 120,000,000. Any plans that you know of about a reverse split? I like LEXO due to small float, so
I am apprehensive of large floats. If I end up doing something with NNGY, I'd rather them do a reverse split, then buy...after the due diligence necessary.
Lastly, probably 2nd most important, besides financials, maybe just as important - Management. Do these guys have the people on board with NanoTechnology experience? You know, professors, the Nano Geeks if you will. Also, management in the case of President/CEO who is fiscally responsible and management experience to bring the products to market and growth this company?
I will most likely have lots more questions, so please be patient with me... :)
Thanks ahead for any answers! I will check into these things myself, but it is always good to see what others have found and see if they check with my own due diligence.
Woe unto me, look at that! up .12!!
pre-split equivalent of 390+M shares traded intwo days...I say the stock is being diluted IMHO...I hope the ROI will be worth it.
TFN
fleabit, spoke too soon. EOM
NNGY is up again today on news and strong volume yesterday and today. AVG vol for the past three days is 297k
Nanergy Inc. to Brief Shareholders on Product Plans
Wednesday August 10, 7:30 am ET
Dr. Kiss to Host Investor Conference Call on 8/15 at 12:00 pm EDT
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 10, 2005--Nanergy Inc. ("Nanergy") (OTC Other: NNGY), today announced that Dr. Zoltan Kiss, who will become President effective Sept. 1, will brief investors on Nanergy's product development plans, patent status, schedule for availability of production prototypes, initial production, marketing thrust and financing during a call-in investor conference to be held on August 15th, at 12:00 EDT.
To access the conference, please dial 866-295-5950 and enter participant passcode 71056#. A recorded version of the conference will be posted on the Company's website at www.nanergyinc.com as soon as possible after the conference.
Management plans to conduct shareholder teleconferences on a regular basis update shareholders and potential investors.
About Nanergy Inc.
Nanergy Inc. is a developmental stage company headquartered in New York City, with offices near Princeton, NJ at 4260 Rt 1, Suite 7, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 (Tel 732 329-0045) as well as in Hungary. Its focus is on developing exciting consumer products that harness nanotechnology, and especially photovoltaic nanofilms, while conducting ongoing research in storing hydrogen using carbon nanotubes. Its new corporate website is still being developed but is available for viewing at http://www.nanergyinc.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. This release contains statements that constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These statements appear in a number of places in this release and include all statements that are not statements of historical fact regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of the Company, its directors or its officers with respect to, among other things: (i) the Company's financing plans; (ii) trends affecting the Company's financial condition or results of operations; (iii) the Company's growth strategy and operating strategy; and (iv) the declaration and payment of dividends. The words ``may,'' ``would,'' ``will,'' ``expect,'' ``estimate,'' ``anticipate,'' ``believe,'' ``intend,'' ``promise,'' ``seeking to,'' ``negotiating to'' and similar expressions and variations thereof are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the Company's ability to control, and that actual results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors.
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Contact:
DeMonte Associates
Investors:
Cynthia DeMonte, 212-605-0525
cdemonte@aol.com
www.demonte.com
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Source: Nanergy Inc.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/050810/105269.html?.v=1
dag1262, excellent find;
Other than a picture of a glow-in-the-dark house sign that used to be on the GMZP website (which was run by the same people as OSFT/ NNGY) and a bunch of PRs- there really isn't anything verifiable here IMO.
http://www.gemzcorp.net/
Knowing the history of GMZP in it's former lives/ splits as American Jewelry and MSM Jewelry is also helpful.
Company Notes:
Formerly=Travelnet International Corp. until 10-98
Formerly=United Ventures Group, Inc. until 10-00
Note=2-02 State of Incorporation Delaware changed to Nevada
Formerly=American Jewelry Corp. until 7-02
Formerly=MSM Jewelry Corp. until 10-03
Note=1-1-05 company is in the development stage
Class Notes:
Capital Change=shs decreased by 1 for 300 split. Pay-date=10-7-98.
Capital Change=shs decreased by 1 for 7000 split. Pay date=06/17/2002.
Capital Change=shs decreased by 1 for 300 split. Pay date=05/02/2001.
Capital Change=shs decreased by 1 for 125 split. Effective date=5-22-03
Note=trading suspended by the SEC pursuant to Section 12(k) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 from 9:30AM on 12-1-04 until 11:59PM on 12-14-04
Good Luck.
This can't be good! New Out...
NNGY being named in article...
Jul 27, 2005 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) --July 27, 2005 (FinancialWire) Do stock promotions naming New Life Scientific (OTCBB: NWLF), Nanergy, Inc. (OTC: NNGY), Newport International (OTCBB: NWPO) or Mortgage Express (OTC: MXPR) fit a new U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission "risk based" profile, or are they similar to those that have resulted in some recent SEC trading halts?
"George Bush's Friends Want To Make You Rich This Year" screams the headline on the "Hot Stocks On The Street" junkfax hyping New Life Scientific, published by Panther Marketing, which says it was paid $125,000 (ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS) by Gemini Market News, shareholders of the company.
The MicroCap Report, a junkfax touting Mortgage Express, which it infers has a "commitment" to "The American Dream," said it expects to receive $60,000 for its services, but either did not disclose who it was receiving those substantial dollars from, or put that information in type so small it was unreadable.
"New Stocks On The Street" was a junkfax from ATN Enterprises, which was contracted to receive 900,000 "free-trading" shares, meaning available to feed into any buying, from "third party" G2 Consultants for hyping Newport International Group.
The junkfax hype for Nanergy was published by Momentum Marketing, which was compensated ONE MILLION free trading shares by an unnamed "nonaffiliated."
The SEC has recently initiated a new and aggressive campaign to foil what it calls suspected pump and dump promoters by suspending trading in the equities of companies that either participate in or have been targeted by suspicious promotions.
Some observers believe such a "cooling off period" could "cool the ardor" for suspect promotions if investors have an opportunity to further evaluate junk faxes and spam emails they have received, and could prevent some more naive investors from putting their money into stocks that are the subject of large-scale promotion campaigns based on questionable substance or fundamentals.
The companies are among more than 150 recently identified with aggressive stock promotions. It is not known if the companies approved of the junk fax and spam emails. A few of the group have disavowed any connection to the promotions, but most have not commented, and for many, the campaigns continue unabated. One thing consistent with most: after the campaigns end, and often before, their stock prices plummet.
Now even a public company, Atlantis Business Development (OTCBB: ABDE), is claiming credit for many of the promotions through its partially-owned spin-off, E-Direct, as part of its revenue expectations. Both companies' CEO, according to its website, is Christopher Dubeau, who it boasts has "built a fax broadcasting system which uses FOIP and acquired a database of over eight million" of what it calls "opt in" fax numbers from InfoUSA, Dunn (sic) & Bradstreet, "and many other list management companies."
BusinessWeek, published by McGraw-Hill (NYSE: MHP), in an article March 21, said SEC Enforcement is zeroing in on micro-cap fraud with a novel strategy and new tactics.
"In the past, SEC lawyers chased swindlers one company at a time. Now the agency is targeting gatekeepers such as broker-dealers, promoters, and lawyers, who show up in scam after scam. And rather than waiting months until it can prove intent to defraud, the SEC is halting trading in companies that it suspects are about to be monkeyed with as soon as it finds what it considers clear-cut evidence of violations.
"The campaign to squelch micro-cap fraud is part of SEC Chairman William H. Donaldson's push to get ahead of abuses before they cause investors widespread harm."
The article is at http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/05_12/b3925104_mz020.htm
This theme is echoed in an article by Deborah Solomon of the Dow Jones (NYSE: DJ) Wall Street Journal, published February 2, 2005, "the SEC's move is part of the agency's broader attempt to get ahead of possible fraud before it becomes widespread." The article is at: http://online.wsj.com/search#SB110729717180142868
The SEC has apparently developed a "profile" to determine candidates for potential trading halts. Solomon said the agency has implemented a "risk based" approach to help identify potential problems, and last year took the unusual step of halting trading in the securities of 26 "shell" companies that failed to file timely financial disclosures with the agency.
The SEC recently temporarily suspended trading in Commanche Properties (OTC: CMCH) and Courtside Products (OTC: CSDP), both of which disclaimed any company or executive association with the spam email and/or faxes that triggered the SEC suspensions.
In the case of Courtside, the SEC said it is investigating whether Courtside was misled by stock promoters who advised the firm to go public by relying on an SEC rule that allows companies to issue shares and raise money without registering with the commission, if certain conditions are met. The conditions include issuing a portion of the shares to "accredited" investors.
"Federal securities laws define an accredited investor as certain entities or individuals, such as banks, insurance companies, registered investment companies or trusts," said the Wall Street Journal.
"The SEC is looking into whether the stock promoters, who agency officials declined to identify, may have falsely portrayed themselves as accredited investors in order to gain shares of Courtside. The promoters may have then sought to sell their shares to investors and later drive up the price through spam e-mail and faxes. Investigators want to determine whether the ultimate goal was to artificially stimulate demand for the stock and then dump shares once the price increased.
"The agency is expected to suspend trading in several other companies within the coming weeks and months, according to people familiar with the matter.
"At issue is the potential for so-called pump-and-dump schemes, whereby speculative investors, company insiders or others try to inflate demand for a stock by trumpeting positive-sounding information about a company -- typically via e-mail -- and then cash in their shares at the higher price. Often the information is false and the stock quickly declines again," explained the Journal.
The SEC said that each week, the SEC's internet enforcement division, headed by John Reed Stark, gets thousands of complaints from investors "about spam email plugging stocks and other investments."
"We want to head off possible damage to shareholders before it occurs," John Reed Stark, chief of the SEC's office of Internet enforcement, was quoted as saying.
Investigators want to determine whether the ultimate goal in many of these instances is to "artificially stimulate demand for the stock and then dump shares once the price increased."
The SEC hastened to add that it is not asserting that many of the companies themselves are involved in the schemes. Often they are just bystanders, but sometimes it results from stock issued to offshore and even "promotional" sites and email and fax originators to create "visibility," and the promoters often violate their promises to the companies to sit on the shares.
"Under certain circumstances, an improper stock distribution in violation of SEC regulations can be a prelude to a manipulation," Peter Bresnan, an associate director in the SEC's enforcement division, was quoted as saying.
Investrend Information's (http://www.investrendinformation.com) Investors Resource Center has teamed with JunkFax (http://www.junkfax.org), which allows those receiving unwanted stock promotions to provide the evidence directly to FinancialWire.
Many but not all have missing or incomplete disclosures under U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Regulation 17(b):
"It shall be unlawful for any person, by the use of any means or instruments of transportation or communication in interstate commerce or by the use of the mails, to publish, give publicity to, or circulate any notice, circular, advertisement, newspaper, article, letter, investment service, or communication which, though not purporting to offer a security for sale, describes such security for a consideration received or to be received, directly or indirectly, from an issuer, underwriter, or dealer, without fully disclosing the receipt, whether past or prospective, of such consideration and the amount thereof."
"The SEC has told FinancialWire that Regulation 17(b) means full and complete compensation for research and any other services provided, including amounts and sources, must be disclosed in 'every press release' as well as other published documents, including emails or faxes. The SEC states that third party compensations must include the relationship of the payer to the issuer.
"In an email to FinancialWire, John J. Nester, a spokesperson for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, confirmed that regulators interpret 17(b) to mean that specific compensation information must be contained in all such communications to the public, and that a link to a disclosure somewhere else, for example, is a violation of the regulation. He further stated that the compensation disclosure required by the SEC includes "amounts and sources" in any and all communications mentioning the company. The SEC has indicated it is serious about violators. Earlier this year, the SEC charged JM Dutton Associates with violating 17(b) disclosures and penalized the firm $25,000. It also recently similarly charged BlueFire Research for the same transgression.
One of the major loopholes in current SEC Regulation 17(b) is that there is no present requirement for promoters to transparently identify third parties who pay for promotions, or their stock holdings or agenda with respect to intended stock sales. A proposal from the most recent SEC Forum has asked the full Commission to further qualify all parties' responsibilities in issuing press releases, whether for visibility or promotion. The proposal was submitted by Marshal Shichtman, Esq., representing Investrend Information, a division of Investrend Communications, Inc., and publisher of FinancialWire.
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Another move up would be nice! Obviously there are some new buyers thinking that something good is about to happen
TFN
30% out of nowhere.....Hmmm.. I was thinking depression until fall..Tomorrow is going to be real interesting
tax...Out of nowhere...The third sister speaks...
Nice move!
Somebody know(s) something?(!)
What, no chatter with todays move ?
no..just dormant..I say come back in the fall...JMHO
Many people waaaay upside down here.
The competition! And, more importantly, flexible thin film solar panels are or will shortly be one of Nanergy's main products. And besides I thought the pictures of the panels, the first I have seen, were interesting.
nanopatent, nothing to do with NNGY. EOM
Nanotechnology represents the beginning of a revolutionary new age in our ability to manipulate materials for the good of humanity. - World Technology Evaluation Center Panel Report On Nanostructured Science and Nanotechnology
From:
http://showcasescc.stockgroup.com/marketplace/profile.asp?symbol=NNGY
http://showcasescc.stockgroup.com/marketplace_movers.asp
Nanergy Inc. (OTC: NNGY) is in the business of developing solar and energy storage products, based on nanotechnology using carbon nanotubes. The technology was initially developed by Terra Solar Development Corp. ("TSDC"). TSDC agreed to transfer all of its assets to Nanergy.
The U.S. National Science Foundation has predicted the market for nanotechnology, or products containing nanotechnology, will reach $1 trillion in 10 to 15 years.
The company has worked for several decades on renewable energy, and in particular, photovoltaic (PV) based on a thin semi conducting film technology.
The PV industry has matured to the point where there is a consensus that the ultimate replacement for fossil fuels will be fulfilled by the use of photovoltaic, combined with an appropriate technology to store hydrogen.
The ultimate energy cycle for future generations will then be using the sun as the primary source of energy, converting it to electricity via photovoltaic, using the photovoltaic electricity to electrolyze water, store the hydrogen from the electrolysis process, and use this hydrogen by reconverting it in a fuel cell into electricity.
Due to the acquisition of proprietary technology from Terra Solar, Nanergy will be able to introduce 4 new products within the next 2 years.
These products will be only a sample of a large array and assortment of products based on Nanergy's technology, while the company is focusing on its long term R&D for replacing the current poor means of PV and hydrogen storage.
In short, NANERGY has working prototypes and the scientific prowess to become a leading force in this emerging, worldwide marketplace.
NNGY recently acquired all the assets and patented technology of Terra Solar Development Corporation, a pioneer in nanotechnology research and development. Nanergy is now positioned to harness the power of highly-efficient, patented photovoltaic solar cells to bring a host of exciting consumer products to market.
These products, based on photovoltaic film nanotechnology (PVNF), include:
<<>>Illuminated 4-digit House Numbers
<<>>"Always Light," a product which will eventually replace the need for kerosene lamps, which are as leading cause of cancer, in developing world companies
<<>>Portable Power Source/Chargers to be used for cell phones and other similar devices; and
<<>>Portable PV charger/power packs to be used to recharge PV Nanofilm products.
The market for the type of products being developed by Nanergy is growing at a rate of 30% per year, according to SolarBuzz.com.
...and what is "Nanotechnology"?
Nanotechnology is the manipulation of cell and atomic structure in materials that are no larger than a billionth of a meter in size.
"Science and technology on the scale of a nanometer - one billionth of a meter - is revolutionary. Nanotechnology could change the way almost everything is designed and made, from automobile tires to vaccines to objects not yet imagined."
- the National Science Foundation
My concerns for the CC
I'd like, in particular, gentlemen, to hear what your plans are for storing hydrogen using carbon nanotubes and fullerenes (aka buckyballs). Some details, commensurate, of course, with not disclosing sensitive proprietary information, would be appreciated. Details of the plan, approach and focus are desired with a little detail on the means just to put us in the picture a little bit more than we are at the moment. Signs and lanterns are a good first effort but we all know that hydrogen research is where the future lies.
I have researched Kulcsar and Feher and Biro and Kiss and have discovered this Hungarian patent:
CARBOHYDRID BATTERY
Hungary P0300511
The essence of the invention is a carbon hydride electrode, produced by mixing a mixture of different carbon modifications consisting of 0 to 30 % of carbon nano tubes, 10 to 90 % of graphite and 0 to 30 % of active carbon i with a mixture of cobalt oxides of 10 to 95 % of the total quantity of materials, wherein the proportion of cobalt suboxide (CoO) is 50 to 100 %. The mixture of carbon and metal oxides is fastened onto an electric conductor advantageously with plastic and electrodes are manufactured using the metallic conductor, which are connected by a known method with a nickel or air electrode to obtain accumulators working in alkaline medium. The main advantages of the carbon hydride electrode of the invention and the accumulator made with it are that they are manufactured from carbon and metal oxides produced in large scale, there is no fire hazard in manufacturing, the product works without nano tubes (however, the usage of nano tubes improves the functioning) and the price is lower than that of generally used metallic hydrides, consequently it is suitable for production.
Is this the MAIN thrust of your efforts in hydrogen storage? If not, what is? Is Kimberly Peacock involved in some way in your hydrogen storage investigations? Have you or will you be in negotiations with her on obtaining her invention/assistance on the use of buckyballs in storing hydrogen?
Thanks.
Those are my questions for that call. If I don't get to ask them live I would like to see an answer somewhere, somehow, eventually, and the sooner the better. If for no other reason than to satisfy one curious investor - me.
Nanergy To Host Investor Teleconference; Management to Report on Current Status and... [FGKWTLP]
Nanergy To Host Investor Teleconference; Management to Report on Current Status and Forward Momentum
NEW YORK--(Business Wire)--July 8, 2005--
Nanergy Inc. ("Nanergy"), formerly ObjectSoft Corp. (OTC Other: NNGY, formerly OSFT) today announced that management will conduct an investor teleconference to update shareholders concerning the Company's current status and strategic initiatives.
The objective of this live teleconference is to keep shareholders current concerning the mission of the Company. Shareholders will be updated with the date and time of the call within one week.
Nanergy is entering the nanotechnology and alternative energy arenas - both areas of burgeoning growth as the world's energy crisis escalates and government's focus is on sources of fuel and energy and the demand for nanoscale devices is growing at 30.6% annually.
From an industry perspective, BCC Research reported that the total global demand for nanoscale materials, tools, and devices was estimated at $7.6 billion in 2003 and is expected to grow at an AAGR (average annual growth rate) of 30.6% to reach $28.7 billion in 2008. Comparing nanotechnology to other key emerging technologies, the global nanotechnology market, at about $7 billion in 2002, was roughly comparable in size to the biotechnology sector, but far smaller than the $800 billion global informatics market. However, the nanotechnology market is believed to be growing more than twice as fast as either of the other two.
The nanomaterials segment, which includes several long-established markets such as carbon black rubber filler, catalytic converter materials and silver nanoparticles used in photographic films and papers, presently accounts for over 97.5% of global nanotechnology sales. By 2008, the nanomaterials share of the market will have shrunk to 74.7% of total sales. Nanotools will have increased their share to 4.3% ($1.2 billion), and nanodevices will have established a major presence in the market with a 21% share ($6.0 billion).
Nanoparticles currently account for the largest share of the nanomaterials market. However, the fastest-growing nanomaterials segments are nanotubes (with a projected AAGR of 173% over the next five years) and nanocomposites (76% AAGR).
Other trends, it is believed, will contribute to the future growth of the nanotechnology sector, including high levels of government support for nanotechnology R&D (estimated at over $2.2 billion in 2002, alone) and growing venture capital investments in nanotechnology companies, which have increased sixfold over the past two years.
Management plans to conduct shareholder teleconferences on a regular basis update shareholders and potential investors.
About Nanergy Inc.
Nanergy Inc. is a developmental stage company headquartered in New York City, with offices in Princeton, NJ and in Hungary. Its focus is on developing exciting consumer products that harness nanotechnology, and especially photovoltaic nanofilms, while conducting ongoing research in storing hydrogen using carbon nanotubes. Its new corporate website is still being developed but is available for viewing at http://www.nanergyinc.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. This release contains statements that constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These statements appear in a number of places in this release and include all statements that are not statements of historical fact regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of the Company, its directors or its officers with respect to, among other things: (i) the Company's financing plans; (ii) trends affecting the Company's financial condition or results of operations; (iii) the Company's growth strategy and operating strategy; and (iv) the declaration and payment of dividends. The words ``may,'' ``would,'' ``will,'' ``expect,'' ``estimate,'' ``anticipate,'' ``believe,'' ``intend,'' ``promise,'' ``seeking to,'' ``negotiating to'' and similar expressions and variations thereof are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the Company's ability to control, and that actual results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors.
Investors: DeMonte Associates Cynthia DeMonte, 212-605-0525 cdemonte@aol.com www.demonte.com
Copyright Business Wire 2005 08Jul05 19:16 GMT
Symbols: us;NNGY
Source BW Business Wire
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donpat/ nanopatent; management plan is working already. EOM
Sorry for your loss - truly!
But I'm not sure your thoughts about management are accurate. The sellers in this stock are selling because they are losing faith in management because they are not seeing or hearing of management's plans for the immediate future, not because of any particularly bad actions by management, IMO.
I think management will remedy this lack of communication real soon. We can then assess their capabilities and plans.
I, myself look forward to a good plan with a clear path and accomplishments made at targets and goals along that path - all communicated to the shareholders without delay.
We have had enough of delay!
I look forward to a rapid fire quick response team moving forward with all possible speed. Something to look forward to...constantly.
Plan it.
Do it.
Communicate it.
It's called success!
Warning to newbie investor, not day trader.
Do not put your $ in this POS, I loose mucho $ with this POS, and i personally feel the management team are a bunch of con bastard.... Stock price will go down everyday, and they will do a nice and quite reverse split, and issue more diluted stock again...
that's all i have to say, U can call me a basher if u will, but you can't take away my freedom of speech..
for u management con bastard.... hopefully the sec will go after u.
good day.
NNGY could go back under .o1 eventually like most r/s
Nano Nano !
GLTY !!
Hello ????
55 cents and rising...recovery still not complete but it is a start...
Lets see that ask go over 50 cents....The bid is back to 45 cents...trying not to hope for too much recovery too soon...But it would be nice...
TFN
Greetings all, now over here avoiding rubish at RB. Good to see others here.
I have been liking the developments this week. I am hoping that we can beak .50 and base a little creating a good suport. The R/S thing came unexpected but I just held, and I am still holding. I would love to buy more but I am spread for now.
Hope the week finishes out strong.
Rabbit
We could see NNGY over 50 cents today late...Interesting
Reloaded at .28 a few days ago, hoping for 70-80c soon.
.33 x .50....wide load coming through....
Ah yes,
Thanks again Free
Transat 5 - you are not going to see b vs a on etrade.....This is still a pinksheet stock... go to pinksheets.com to see delayed b/a
Thanks Free
It wasnt coming up on my E trade ticker.
I was begginning to suspect a false market.
Transat 5 - 33 x 38 @ close I believe......The boogey men will be trying hard to repanic the weak minded...But eyebrows still need to be raised....
Hopefully,
But still couldnt see a market being made on it.
bid and ask anyone pls?
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