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As far as XMDC, I made some nice money off of it, bought a lot at .015 area, and sold some of it at .025 and .03 most recently. That is the way to make money off that stock IMO. Just trade it.
Thanks for the luck! We all can use that while we invest in POS's!
That's make one of us.lol
Gl.
Morning Max, I hope that your day is off and going well...EESO has been good to me so far.
Play what is not what was. I'm assuming that's why you asked to be an assist mod there 3 weeks ago and stated you were buying in at .022. You let me know that VYON (V Yawn) was going to run, a nice one week double there. XMDC should do way better than that, but we'll see.
Go nuts.....there lots.
hope springs eternal.................
$.83 would be an awesome move....should I average down yet?
Based on a 8336 to 1 RS and some hoping to get their money back.
based on what?
oh well if they dont to bad
No doubt, contracts coming and up it goes, good time to get in before the run.
i think xmdc has a good chance since it seems hospitals docs and insurance companies think it is a good tool for diabetic care
XMDC looks like the way to go then, break out on the way.
well good things could happen to xmdc never know who the meet with this month
on a diff subject did you know the 22nd of april is earthday i bet alot of meetings going on that day from save the planet to who knows what else
Time to load up on XMDC, or at least get some to make up for other losses? Yeah, it does look like it's close to XMDC's turn to shine.
well here is a better tip xmdc is the stock to own
Yeah, a rough ride for those that bought in VYON (V Yawn). max gave me a tip the stock was going to run though and I got a double out of it, it was a great stock for that week.
Hi Max,
I was just thinking of all the pumping on vred and how it really killed us here. Do you remember the pump on vyon? We all knew that it was a bunch of crap. It got so rediculous that I basically turned off for a while. Well in my opinion now we have to ride this out. I bought a few more shares and am holding for a while. I sure do understand you anger at Bay & Co. For the lies with the pump, but I remember in one of the PRS. He said he was going to raise the outstanding shares to get more working capital. I think what he did then was to grab a goup of unqualified pumpers to try to get excitemnt. These guys were so stupid the plan backfired and here we are. The fundimentals did not change though. We still have a company with a great product. That is a thousand times ahead of most pinks. I am going to chalk Bays behavior to a learning experiance for him. I still think we will make money here I just don"t know when. Anyway keep the faith brother and hang in there. You were the guy that uncovered the pump in the first place, and I think that had to be read by Bay and co. so they know we are on to them. Hopefully that will re diredct the course back to the right direcion. Bay does have a ton of his own moey in this so when we loose he looses too. All IMO have a great day.
I was just reading vyon board on raging bull. Wow those guys are really going at eachother. Things look kind of gloomy around here though we have no real action on either board. I don't bother with the vred boards because I am so far out with my free shares whats the use. I only bought a token amount of free trading shares. I still think this is a good tme to buy. I am unfortunatly having cash flow problems so I won't benifit, but if I had the free cash I would be a buyer. What the heck it's only money. ?Ha HA!! All imo. Good Luck
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see the next to the last line of this link
http://www.stockvelocity.net/disclaimer.html
IMHO- not appropriate for a moderator or assistant moderator on these or any public boards.
Maxtil- yes it worked for the run up to .04 and then faded big time. They did the same on VYON, then dropped it like a hot potato and started pumping VRED (I assume when the deal was cut to be paid in restricted shares).
Now both are in the dumper for the moment. Hopefully for not too much longer or lower.
I don't particularly mind the pump as it's good for my shares too (although the inane repeat comments are useless). But if you are being paid by the company to pump their stock on a board you are moderating- it should be, IMHO, divulged either by the pumper or the company. I also don't care for all opposing opinions being deleted or users bashed repeatedly for questioning either the pump or the company.
Hey- what do I know...seems to be a common practice on Ihub...
It did work on the VRED broad.
Well- I asked about the "company paid" (w/ restricted shares) pumpers on the VRED board.
Asked if they (the so called gang of 11) would at least identify themselves to the rest of us.
Of course no one came forward and my post was deleted.
What a sham- and do they get paid even if the pump doesn't work?
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Viyya Technologies CEO Reports on Corporate Objectives for 2008
Wednesday March 19, 9:53 am ET
Third Letter Outlining Partners & Distribution From Viyya CEO John Bay
FAIRFIELD, NJ--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 19, 2008 -- Viyya Technologies, Inc. (Other OTC:VYON.PK - News), the developer and marketer of the world's most advanced web 2.0 based information management application, announced its third letter in a series to VYON shareholders. Mr. Bay will report on partners and distribution objectives for the 2008 fiscal year. The text of the letter follows:
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We're seeing this happen with both technologies. Broadband pricing that was once $49.95 per month is now $19.95 and wireless is now $99.95 per month for unlimited calling in pricing plans published by most major carriers. Most ISPs will be searching for premium content services as additional sources of revenue. In fact, in 2007 almost 15% of carriers' revenue was generated by data services and the projections for 2008 show this number climbing steadily.
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The ISP and carrier markets are maturing to premium services here in the US while the Europe market is several years ahead of us. We expect to capture market share in the European arena with our new partner e-Viyya in Germany, headed by Dietmar Haas, former CIO of Hewlett Packard. Distribution will begin in Q2/08 with a kickoff slated for mid April.
On a global scale, VIYYA is now being reviewed by one of the world's top PC manufacturers as an add-on to their operating environment. Why? VIYYA gives the manufacturer the capability of turning a one-time license fee into continued recurring revenue.
While working on these major opportunities, we continue to work on distribution partners identified by markets from our earlier releases. They encompass financial services, campus security, education, associations, and content portal providers.
Our partners and distribution strategy for the VIP is just as exciting. The VIP platform is a rising star as shown by its success in the campus security markets with our subsidiary Virtual Ed Link, Inc. Similar distribution opportunities are available to us within construction management services with Helm Services Inc.; within the government markets with L. Robert Kimball and Associates; within the fire services with the National Association of State Fire Marshals (NASFM) and others. As 2008 progresses, we will be developing more partners for increased market penetration.
Please understand that these partnerships and distribution methodologies put a tremendous strain on the resources of a young organization in terms of manpower, development and capital. As shareholders you have been very patient with our efforts and we thank you. Our core competencies and technologies have brought us to meet with many Fortune 100 companies and it's your support and our determination that will make Viyya Technologies a leading premium services provider throughout the world.
Again, I appreciate all shareholders for understanding the significant work done within the area of product distribution this past year and the enormous opportunities that are in store for Viyya this coming year.
Thank you again for your continued support, loyalty and interest in our company.
Sincerely,
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I think these guys would do better if they would only post what they know they will do for sure!! It is a very negative sign when the usuall happens with these guys. Like telling us we will be recieving updates this week and none come. We just have to keep the faith though!! I really feel these guys have way too much of their own time and money invested to be shamming us. Once again I think we have a buying op here. Stay long and stay strong everyone. All imo. GLTA
VRED is now trying to carve it's own niche in the market.
There are some who are being compensated by the company to pump the stock right now.
imo.
I don't post on RB but do read those boards.
Please don't take my previous post wrong- I was not being critical or attacking you in any way.
Just want to see a better dialog going on these two stocks. I'm in both, with restricted and unrestricted shares in VRED and am pretty excited about it, but can't take the relentless pump on the other boards and abhor the way they attack anyone critical of their circle jerk. Isn't that why this board was created?
For instance- who is VRED's competition and what's their share of this market? My son is a freshman at SCAD and they use a program called Connect-ED for their emergency alert system. The company is NTI Group and it appears they were recently bought by Blackboard. How does this system compare to VRED's program? What is Blackboard's penetration into this market compared to the Clements Group?
Thanks-
Who are you on RB?
Hey Maxtil- how about kicking this board into gear?
What do you think about the Vyon share price? How about the pump on the VRED board? Why can't those paid pumpers get that VRED off the ground? What's it going to take- a PR a day? They got 10 months till the restricted shares hit- can it fly if the company keeps the PRs flowing and they keep "slapping" each other's "ask"?
Come on Maxtil- tell us what you know and think...tell us the reason you started this board...
Dinar's and Dong's- is that what you brought us here for? (asked in the voice of Jack Nicholson from "A Few Good Men")
I know that I am in the Dinar. And it looks like IN TIME, it is going to be a great investment. As soon as things calm down there. And security is established.
By the way, nice board here, I just discovered it!
Have a good weekend everyone! Lets hope we get some vyon news next week! I think the hype is starting to fade on vred, so maybe we can get back to buisness at vyon! all imo. Anyway enjoy the weekend all.
Please resend.
MAX-
I guess you are not going to respond to the email i sent you?
MAX-
I guess you are not going to respond to the email i sent you?
This board is quiet today. What other recommendations do folks have for OTC stocks?
So would the Vietnamese DONG.
imo
The Iraq Dinar might be a good long term investment.
imo
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BAGHDAD - Iraq and China are close to re-signing a $1.2 billion oil deal that was called off after the 2003 U.S. invasion, an Iraqi Oil Ministry official said Thursday.
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Saddam Hussein's government signed a deal with the state-owned China National Petroleum Corp. to develop the billion-barrel al-Ahdab oil field, despite U.N. sanctions that barred direct dealings with Iraq's oil industry.
Beijing was waiting for the sanctions to end when the U.S. invasion overthrew Saddam. The two countries restarted talks in October 2006.
"We are expecting that the next round of discussions, due to be held in April, will finish the negotiations," the official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release information.
The field could produce an estimated 115,000 barrels a day, the Iraqi official said.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said it had no information about the talks. Officials with CNPC and China's Commerce Ministry could not be reached for comment.
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On Wednesday, another oil official said that Iraq's Cabinet has given the nod to the Oil Ministry to sign agreements with international oil companies to help increase the nation's crude output.
The two-year deals, known as technical support agreements, or TSAs, are designed to develop five producing fields that would add 500,000 barrels per day to the country's 2.4 million barrels per day output.
These guys seem like they are having fun.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=6198
Hey everyone. Can someone please provides some insights with a question I raised on the board. Posting #6.
thanks
you can balance things out with vyon. It is the parent c. and gets part of all vred revenue. I'm like max a long term vyon holder. The freebee was great but that is all I have too. It will probably have some value in a year, but if ti has many subscribers vyon has to win bigger. all imo
xtreme1, Maxtil is the moderator of this board. He created this board to cover VYON as well as it's recent spin-off company VRED. To answer your question, VYON is the product, VRED is the service.
Damn thats a shame... I guess I will have to take a little loss on this one
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