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Don't forget Dust. LOL
I think it's out of focus to protect employee privacy.
Can be current any day now.
full disclosure. - bought in at over a penny, first buy. Average now, .0014.
Close to 18 mil shares.
This is gonna run like a scalded dog. Imo.
Can't make the SM unless schedule changes.
When the PPS was .0007 and people were buying PP at .001, many here were shouting from the roof tops that it couldn't be true and that those who bought were completely ignorant or crazy.
They don't seem so completely ignorant or crazy now. Do they?
Tomorrow will be exciting.
Better late than never. Go EXPH!
Congrats Yooper. This is gonna have a good run in my opinion.
I personally have visited the factory, twice. On my most recent visit I saw more than a couple of pallets of plywood. There were cabinets in different phases of construction in about 15 workstations that I passed. There were many work stations devoted to the 20,000 display order for Lowes. These are flooring displays that are multiple piece displays. Each different style of flooring is secured to a 4x8 sheet of material. These are taken to the computerized saw which cuts them to specified measurements. This is done 5 - 4x8 sheets at a time.
Unless you have been to the factory and seen it first hand, to claim that this operation is a scam is speculation without proof.
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Great post, I agree 100%.
patchman, you seem to have a handle on FINRA short volume figures. This is the way the moderator of this board explained it. Is this correct?
Posted by: Renee Date: Thursday, July 01, 2010 8:01:08 PM
In reply to: fourkids_9pets who wrote msg# 74329 Post # of 76086
MM's do not scurry , 4-kids . MM's control all online trading with an iron grip .
By your term ' scurry ' when legit buying begins the MM's are legally allowed to use NSS to fill the buy orders to meet ANY demand ...that orderly market provision under Regulation SHO . Then when the legit buying converts to legit selling the MM's are then legally permitted to buyback the shares they provided on the run-up , thereby settling their trades and settling their LAWFUL use of Naked Short Shares . They have 10 to 13 days to accomplish the settlement of their trades ....and you betcha , they show up as SHORT numbers on the Finra lists . Those trades are short sales and NOT short positions .
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So by the moderators explanation.
The 80% and 90% FINRA numbers are shares the MM's have sold that they do not own and will have 10 to 13 days to cover. If the volume is only less than 4 million and the Finra ratio is 87%, does that mean the MM's don't even have 4 million shares?
Thanks
IMO
Like I said this is the way we always did it.
No chance of cracking the face frame.
Edit - We worked in mostly laminate cabinets. I'll talk to my brother in law. They worked hardwoods.
Here is a recap of my posts earlier that include the photos taken during my last visit to the factory.
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http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=53447091
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=53447633
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Someone had asked about the doghouses that are built with the scrap material, so I took a picture of them too.
The way you fasten base or upper cabinets together and install them you,
1.) Set the cabinets next to each other.
2.) You line the faces side by side and clamp them together when they are flush from top to bottom.
3.) You screw them together behind the face frame in the base.
4.) Once all the cabinets have been fastened together you set them in place, level, shim and fasten to the wall.
You never fasten cabinets together through the face. The only time you drill any thing into the face is if you are installing hardware like Hinges , drawer pulls or handles, or drawer face fronts.
That's the way we always did it.
Hope that helps
A Few Million out of 240 Million Americans? I'll take those odds.
$15 billion industry. That was with a "B".
I didn't say they weren't related. I have no idea. I said Charlie Brown's not in the filing. I guess i should have been more clear. Can you prove any of this you say?
It was sitting in a warehouse. I would imagine when the showroom is finished they'll slap some Pledge to it. The dust is the only negative, I agree.
From the Shareholder Update section of the website.
6/8/2010 10:44:20 AM
Expo's subsidiary D&D Displays, Inc. has begun production of mdf cabinet doors in a wide variety of styles for residential / commercial use. Team members recently gained from Builders Choice perfected this process and have brought this process to our plant. These doors will be used in conjunction with Etc. brand products to enhance variety and control costs. These doors along with a quality finish are nearly indistinguishable from solid wood doors.
With 1 coat black finish.
All those big piles of wood are being used in the flooring displays for Lowes. Each display has numerous laminate flooring style inserts. So 20000 of each style. The flooring is secured to the 4x8 sheet of particle board. The computerized table saw cuts them to the insert specifications. It cuts 5 sheets at a time. 1 man runs the machine.
One of the high end vanities from Cima.
From the last PR - Expo Holdings, Inc. (Pink Sheets: EXPH - News), via its subsidiary D&D Displays, Inc. has reached its production goals and is producing in excess of $10,000 worth of displays per day, which is needed to meet the scheduled project for use by Lowe’s Companies Inc.
Operations has met, and exceeded the production requirements for this project and is now producing steadily in excess of $10,000 per day of store fixtures related to this single project. Shareholders are reminded that these fixtures do not begin shipping and or billing until the first week of September.
I can't find anything negative about this except these fixtures do not begin shipping and or billing until the first week of September.
And that's not really a negative if you think about it.
IMHO
I couldn't agree more.
Been there, seen it with my own eyes.
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I trust my DD. It's cool as can be for me.
Good luck tomorrow EXPH'ers.
From the website.
The company expects replacement of the stop icon on pinksheets.com with a yield sign, and further expects a current status to be achieved on or before September 1, 2010.
Very well put venomen2002! I agree 100%.