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This is interesting, but quiet. The name change, move up from greys, and indications that more filings are forthcoming are all good signs.
As for the P&D claims, I'm not really seeing it but I could be wrong. About 300K+ were traded in two days, a fairly insignificant percentage of the last known share count. Since then, very little action. If that was a P&D, it was a fairly half-assed effort. In addition, these guys didn't sell into that run:
Barney A. Richmond, Director, President & CEO
4,750,000 shares
Richard C. Turner, Director, Treasurer & CFO
4,500,000 shares
Sherry L. Cherrix
33,200,000 shares
American Capital Holdings, Inc.
79,892,019 shares
(CIK#: 0001288012 CEO is Barney, CFO is Turner)
United States Financial Group, Inc.
13,600,000 shares
(CIK#: 0001045830 Nothing but S-1 filings from 1998)
What I would need to see here (and what I'm looking for) are several things:
1. News of who this group is affiliated with, especially in regards to the Assurance Group that is mentioned in the Ibox. Are there any plans in the works or is it just a shell looking for an R/M?
2. A TA that is ungagged. Maybe I'm not turning over the right rocks, but I don't see a TA listed at all.
3. Updated filings. The most recent are 6/08. The NT 10K is a start, but there are two years of information that need to be filled in. In fact, Barney and Turner have a LOT of paperwork that they need to get caught up on.
4. Since I do have a starter position here, all of that released at once along with huge contract announcements.
Ok, number 4 is wishful thinking, but I still want to see the other three.
It's finally bouncing a bit. I get the feeling that this isn't as "sexy" for the penny stock crowd so it gets ignored. By sexy I mean crazy volatility.
Don't get me wrong, there is enough movement to play with it if you want to, but no 20-40% swings in the course of a day or two. Having said that, the day will come for TELK, and when it does the swing won't come back down here.
I tend to agree with that assessment in every detail but one. The pocket fisherman is a brilliantly designed item. You can keep a fishing pole in your pocket! But wait, there's more...
Seriously though, I've had one eye on this for a while and got in on the GD news. I took a bit of a hit, might average down, but they're definately keeping some pretty good company for a small outfit.
That's the funniest thing I've seen all month! And so true...
Anyone have thoughts on the two 9000000 form T trades that came in after the bell at .0004?
Just call ACLH and tell them to walk across the hall and ask.
I just realized that I was apparently on the dyslexic end of that pun.
I thought it was Moved All Of my Shares to Suckers.
Or the classic dingleberry formation...
NigerianPrince@hotmail.com
Seriously folks, just go with the accepted avenues of information.
I was surprised by the way this has moved lately as well. I'm down about 5% because I honestly didn't see it going much below .80. There has been a lot of red going around lately, so I'm not that concerned. I got my target to buy in and I'll wait for my target to sell (well, sell some).
12:46 MWYGQ Midway Games Inc. Common Stock 6/15/2010 100 Plan of Bankruptcy effective. All shares have been cancelled. **
I know it hasn't been the company that I remember for years, but thats one Q down that kind of bums me out.
It's just cryptic BS as far as I'm concerned. News or more filings from the company are the only truly reliable (depending on your definition of reliable) information that we can get. I would expect more details in the fairly near future, or I'll begin to wonder what is going on.
Came upon this board after finding Cornell/YA Global down some dark alleys in pinkieland. I'm adding some names and CIK numbers to my own notes and figured I'd add them here if anyone needs them:
0001132874 CORNELL CAPITAL PARTNERS LP
(I guess they need no introduction)
0001357023 CORNELL CAPITAL PARTNERS OFFSHORE LTD
(This is one REGDEX filing. Cayman Island address. Mark Angelo, Mattthew Beckman, and Jerry Eike C/O Yorkville Advisers)
0001168718 CORNELL CAPITAL SECURITIES GROUP, LLC
(One BDCO, cancellation of registered brokers or dealers by commission order)
0001459886 YA GLOBAL INVESTMENTS (U.S.), LP
(Notice of sale of securities, notice of exempt offering of securities)
0001462269 YA GLOBAL INVESTMENTS II (U.S.), LP
(Two filings for notice of exempt offering of securities)
0001132874 YA GLOBAL INVESTMENTS
(Lots of stuff here)
0001463928 YA GLOBAL MASTER SPV LLC
(Two filings, both SC 13G)
0001271849 YORKVILLE ADVISORS LLC
(Lots of stuff here)
0001443690 YORKVILLE BHN SPA
(Lots of stuff here)
0001396359 YORKVILLE GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES FUND LLC
(One REGDEX, Darren Schuringa and Marek Biestek)
0001359287 YORKVILLE MEDICAL 1031 LLC
(Two REGDEX filings, both paper, no PDF)
Hope this helps.
Yikes! Make sure you don't zap any important computer equipment.
Tell me that again after you've been doing something for 10 years or so.
You are aware that you're telling someone to "go back to chart school" who may very well have been trading since you were born, aren't you?
TSXV is the Toronto exchange I believe.
OOTC is well..only over the counter? Out of the country? Out of the closet?
Dunno.
Don't make me stop this car!!
I keed, I keed.
It's not out of the question, but it'd take a set of brass ones to file an 8-K with information about a fictitious merger.
Here's a quick lesson on what I do to find the lowdown. I'll use INBG as an example.
Go to www.otcmarkets.com/index.jsp, type in the ticker and see what they have on them. Look for the CIK number. If they have one good. If they don't, not so good.
INBG's CIK# is 0001075993.
Go to www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/webusers.htm, type in the CIK and see their filings.
Read everything.
There are charts to study too, but that's a whole other can of worms. There are also many, many other sources of information. Find the ones you like and bookmark them. You'll find a lot via links in Ihub posts.
Take notes.
Read everything again.
Good luck!
That P&D back and forth makes me really avoid most things. Strike two for me with that one is the company being dark. Not even a CIK number. I get into those once in a while, but I'm starting to move towards a "no filings, no shares" rule for myself.
If PSC gets into this one I'd be concerned. From what I've seen, they frontload, tell everyone and their brother that it's a buy, and then dump into the run. That might not be their intention, it could just be how their followers trade it, but there it is.
I've seen healthy stocks get seriously disrupted by a PSC alert.
Gothca. Sounds like seems-simple-but-isn't sort of situation.
I can't make you feel comfy about holding, sorry. I can say that I'm holding until I have reason to make a move. At this point it'll probably be technical, but there might be news.
Lock in your profits and trade with your head. Don't let the chatter distract you from the facts. Oh, and good luck to you.
PR Poll till end of June
Yep, they're pumping the PR volume. I honestly don't think I've seen that before.
Both the tickers are wrong and the other company is a dead issue as far as I can tell.
If we hear news I believe it will involve a more significant player.
Of course Faux news shows BP trying to do everything they can and the Government dragging their feet.
The simple fact is that BP is going to try to do as little as they can as cheaply as they can as long as the cost/benefit analysis says they can handle the bad PR. The current administration will attempt to hold them accountable.
Someone will have to do the cleanup and EVXA seems like one of the viable candidates. They came right out amid the early speculation and said that they were seeking funding, since then there have been (to my knowledge) no updates. The recent volume makes me suspect that the outstanding shares have increased. It also makes me suspect that something is in the works.
Odds are the company will remain silent until there is solid news and will be VERY careful to cross their T's and Dot their I's.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't using centrifuges to seperate oil from water something thats been done for quite some time now with spills?
I wonder if it seperates oil from water as efficiently as Waterworld seperated backers from their money.
On the bright side, the PPS won't take a big hit...
The connection I see between the two is that a rising tide of crude raises all boats with oil cleaning capabilities.
Possible, but a hit from $1+ down to .70? And now huge accumulation. I'm not prone to be paranoid and see shorting and manipulation in every move, but it certainly looks familiar.
As far as I'm concerned the fundmentals are still sound.
The thing I find the most appealing is TRAP (pasted from Telix's website):
TRAP® (Target-Related Affinity Profiling) is a proprietary drug discovery platform technology. In traditional small molecule screening, as many as 2 million compounds may be tested in order to identify the few that interact selectively with a disease-related protein target. TRAP can achieve similar results by screening as few as 200 computationally selected compounds.
TRAP takes advantage of the fundamental principle that all pharmaceutically active molecules work by interacting with a protein target. Telik measures the binding of a small molecule to a proprietary reference panel of proteins to create a profile for each compound. Telik scientists have created a database of profiles for tens of thousands of compounds. They use sophisticated computational tools to search this database and identify drug candidates more rapidly than with alternative technologies.
Telik has used TRAP to identify its own lead drug candidates including TELCYTA® and TELINTRA® and the additional compounds in our pipeline. In addition, we have used TRAP in corporate and academic collaborations. Through a successful TRAP collaboration announced in 2003, the global pharmaceutical company Roche exercised its option to select active lead drug compounds identified through the collaboration, resulting in a milestone payment to Telik. Our TRAP research collaborations with leading cancer research centers have included the University of Arizona Cancer Center, Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center and Mount Sinai School of Medicine. In addition, Telik has entered into a license agreement under which SRI International is developing a novel anti-inflammatory compound we discovered through the application of TRAP.
I think this could very well have more potential than the drugs they're working on.
I'll do that, thanks. It never hurts to have more eyes on things. Sometimes you just happen to turn over the right rock...
Recent news seemed positive, there are excellent prospects in the pipeline, what gives with the drop in price? I planned on accumulating if this dropped back below .90. I'm still picking some more up but this drop was unexpected.
Anybody have thoughts as to what is going on here?
The last 8-K seemed like normal housekeeping, a couple of form 4s, SC 13Gs....
Is there something I'm missing?
I would assume that you consider yourself to be one of those people. This just came on my radar, so I haven't done enough DD to say if this is a POS or an excellent entry point to a decent company.
For now I'll withhold my opinion because it wouldn't be an informed one. If I do make my opinion known, I'll try to base it on things like share structure, filings, assets vs. liabilities...you know facts.
Sorry for the rant, but the "to the moon...this is a POS" babble gets to me after a while.
I have to say, the list of litigation and name changes in the ACDS ibox doesn't instill a lot of confidence
Funny, I don't see a Q attached there. They have stated that they are in need of funds, but that's not bankruptcy.
It's funny how moves like this are almost always accompanied by posters who are so new to Ihub that they haven't even closed their browser since they registered.
I never quite know what to make of it.
That happens more than you'd think, the press just happens to be looking for it now. A section of I-10 just west of Baton Rouge was closed for about two weeks in 2007 when a land rig blew out.