Linda is biotch...! LOLz JayKay
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I doubt it. I bet with an Investor involved, it would be a low floating traded company, which is good for us, I believe.
Still good news all in all.
Look at it this way: Our revenue did not change as far RSHN, but now WE as shareholders get to own a part of the Apple Rush line, which WE did NOT have before.
We are coming out ahead here with revenue on both sides, RSHN and the New Company PLUS part ownership of the Apple Rush Line.
That is three (3) positives in one.
Taxes will be that you received the Divs at .0000 and when you sell, you pay taxes at the sell price. All that is profit.
Hold it for a year and only pay tax at the rate of 15% capital gains.
I am not a tax professional or work with anything tax related.
PR said FREE TRADING.
One thing I noticed was the CPLY was on the Bid for some time. Anyone else noticed? It could be a good sign.
I can assure you that the beverage industry has high profit margins.
Water especially, probably has the highest profit margins.
I use to own a small business (sold now) and I can tell you that I made more money on drinks than the food I sold.
I use to buy Coke for about 17 to 20 cents a can. That was the lowest I bought Coke for and this was about 1 or 1 1/2 years ago. Plus, I am not a big buyer of Coke. Imagine if I was a big buyer - lower price for me.
So if I can buy Coke for about 17 to 20 cents and people buy Coke for about a $1 (might be higher now) at the liquior store, how much of a margin is there. I Coke is still making money.
Coke may not be a good example since Coke sells in volume, but this was just to illustrate that there are high margins in the beverage industry.
Key: Just sit tight... remember... "money flows from the impatient to the patient." Which one are you?
Well, there is the expansion of E-water into Japan, Rush near term acquisition their every own distributor that has approx. 2000 (?) accounts and increasing, which is approx. 90% complete, a lowering of the outstanding shares that was retired by approx. 40% resulting in our shares be worth more, Apple Rush line being expanded with 4 more new flavors, purchase commitments from South America, Jamaica, etc., NOBO Lists, OBO LIsts, possible move to the OTCBB board, major investor coming in, revenue up 20% from last year and increasing, more/better distribution, Rush prodcuts can be found in more locations, etc, etc. etc. Many, many more...
You need to look at the past PRs. There are more coming. Stay tuned and put RSHN on your watch list!!!
I feel this is a major growth opprotunity with HIGH margins in the beverage industry.
Anyone having problems viewing allstocks? Everytime I go there, I get the website, click under .10, then I get blank pages.
I am using IE Ver. 6.0 at work. WHen I am at home, it works on Modzilla and I can get on to the site.
Agreed... Anyone selling now is crazy. We all know this going higher!!! Plus there are other news that we all are anticipating and there are still more shows to attend.
This news will put a lot of people alert and their watchlists/radars!!!
Also, I feel bad for the guy, who's name escapes me, that sold near the bottom at around .0016??? Can't believe he sold knowing news was definantly coming out... Oh well...
GLTA!
A private placement is a direct offering of securities to a limited number of sophisticated institutional investors. It is the opposite of a public offering. Investors in privately placed securities include insurance companies, pension funds, mezzanine funds, stock funds and trusts. Securities issued as private placements include debt, equity, and hybrid securities. In the United States, private placements are exempt from public registration under the Securities Act of 1933.
A well-written private placement memorandum will follow the cover page with a summary of the offering. This section corresponds to a term sheet, except that the language is usually spelled out, not abbreviated. The important points are covered briefly: a description of the terms of the offering, the company's business, risk factors, additional terms (i.e., antidilution protection, registration rights, control features), expenses of the transaction and summary financial information. The purpose of the summary is to make the offering easy to read and understand. As stated, suppliers of capital are inundated with business plans and private placement memoranda; the sales-conscious issuer must get all the salient facts in as conspicuous a position as possible if he hopes to have them noticed.
Private placements can only be sold to certain sophisticated investors. In the U.S. these are called accredited investors, and they are defined in the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's requirements for a Reg. D offering.
Issuers should approach offerings that have stated maximums and minimums with caution. The SEC has made its position clear. If the issuer elects to increase or decrease the size of the offering above the stated maximum/minimum, each of the investors who have signed subscription agreements must consent to the change in writing. It is not open to the issuer to send out a notice to the effect that "We are raising or lowering the minimum and, if we do not hear from you, we assume you consent."
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_placement
My understanding is that the majority of the time during a private placement, the shares are usually restricted for at least one year. After that one year is over, the owner of his/her shares can sell up to 1% of the total shares held by that one person.
It does not makes sense for someone to pay for shares through a private placement and then sell in the open market. Why? The person who bought from the private placement bought because they believed that RSHN has potential. That is why they bought in the first place. They have to give there shares a chance to appreciate ... I seriously doubt CLYP is dumping (but I could be wrong) or it could be a large share sholder who dumpped all his/her shares. Could be the tax loss time or they may have othere reasons.
Anyhow, I feel that the MMs are trying to get shares from weak hands for a future/potential run up, BUT there is one thing we need... we need volume... without volume we are not gonna move very high.
We need volume!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Someone needs to go on to the HSM and run a RSHN thread. The one who is there now seems dead... and/or Corr needs to be on the M1 (?) INTERVIEW thing to bring back the old RSHN share holders, bring more potential share holders, or at least put the RSHN stock on their radars or watch list.
I do not want to put the horse in front of the cart or go too far ahead, BUT this MIGHT be bigger than people had hoped or thought!!!
RSHN is located in IL. Garden Bev is located in ? I know there was an address somewhere but I could not find it in my breif search of the internet (I may have spelled it wrong or have a whatever). My guess is that it is in IL as well, I may be wrong (someone correct me). Anyhow, the Apple Rush line is made/bottled/packed in Minnesota.
Now if you look in the SEC filing, it says for Minnesota Only. Now I am going out on a limb here, BUT could it be that a bottling plant is also somehow going to be an asset of RSHN or ???? Since the SEC filing is for Minnesota???
Let put on out thinks caps!!!!
Ya, we have to start some where. If I rememebr correctly, SOBE (South Beach Beverage?), like HANS (California), also started stared small and balloned in Florida in their own home town.
Every beverage co. has their own story and it only takes an INVESTOR to see the potential to catapult RushNet.
I know it is like a domino effect. Once one domino falls (Purchase of Garden), it builds momentum (Set similar distributors in stratigic areas) and speads fast (Distribution)!
One thing I wish Corr did was obtain Garden first before he did the fitness gyms and the cable on demand commercials... Oh well, cart in front of the horse. LOL
Once (if) RushNet buys/take over Garden, I feel this will be an excellent move on Corr's part becasue Corr can find the "in's & out's" of the distribution business and push Rush's products to gas stations, convenience stores, supermarkets, etc. by offering incentives and lowering costs/middle mans, etc.
Once Corr fines tunes his distributorship, he can duplicate Garden by setting up at major regional areas like, health crazyed California, New York, Florida, etc., etc., etc. . .
Not only does RushNet control their own distribution, they will also be an Organic Trading Agent (something like, too lazy to look for exact wording) and market other Organic products when other manufactures/producers find that RushNet is an Organic Certifed Trading AGent, thus increasing RushNet's revenues and bring us, as investors, shareholder value!!!
Before MadTony calls me a pumper - "Look in the mirror before you call others pumpers!"
This is only my opinion based on the PRs and me trying to piece some of the puzzle together. GLTA!
FYI: Great Info on Buying Green, rise of organic foods, Organics, understanding labels, definitions of natual, conventionally grown, organic, etc.
Click on the individual links.
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2006/buying.green/
LOL !!!!
"G" = Garden
"K" = Kroger
Simi-Related:
Elderly now a fifth of Japan population Tue Oct 31, 1:01 AM ET
TOKYO (Reuters) - One-fifth of Japan's population now consists of people aged 65 or older, the nation's latest census data show, a development that could threaten the world's second-largest economy.
The nation, which has the world's highest proportion of old people and lowest proportion of young people, has also seen its population shrink since peaking in 2004, according to final census figures for 2005.
Experts have long forecast that Japan's ageing population and falling birth rate meant its population would decline -- shrinking the economy and leaving fewer workers to support a growing number of pensioners -- but the fall began two years earlier than initially forecast.
Last year's decline was the first since 1945, the final year of World War Two.
The proportion of Japan's 127 million people who are 65 or older hit 21 percent last year, the highest ratio in the world The figure was up from 17.3 percent in 2000 when the previous census was conducted.
The ratio of people under 15 fell to 13.6 percent, the lowest since census-taking began in 1920 and also the world's lowest.
In addition, the proportion of people considered economically active -- those aged between 15 and 64 -- fell by 2.1 percentage points to 65.8 percent of the total.
The number of households consisting of elderly couples rose by 22.6 percent to 4.49 million, while households of elderly people living alone soared by 27.5 percent to 3.86 million.
The figures are more bad news for economic planners already worried about how to fund ballooning pension requirements.
Japan's fertility rate -- the average number of children a woman has during her lifetime -- slipped to an all-time low of 1.25 in 2005. Demographers say a rate of 2.1 is needed to keep a population from falling.
In a possible sign of hope, however, births were up in August for the seventh straight month, rising by 3.1 percent from the same month last year.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061031/wl_nm/japan_population_dc
I believe IR firm was hired to keep Parkin at "arm's length" from shareholders. No liability for Parkin. Very smart move but expected from an attorney.
Trust me when I say the money spent (wasted) on an IR firm is far less expensive than engaging in personal litigation, rather than corporation litigation. It can be catagorized as preventative maintenance.
BTW: This just my opinion.
Repost from Post # 20432 but good FYI:
The NOBO/OBO System
The names of the ultimate beneficial owners of street name shares - i.e., the customers of the brokers and banks who have deposited the shares with DTC - are maintained by the brokers and banks, not by companies themselves. Recognizing that this system left companies without direct contact with a large proportion of their beneficial owners, the Commission adopted rules in 1983, which went into effect in 1986, requiring brokers and banks to provide companies with lists of "non-objecting beneficial owners" (or "NOBOs") who did not object to having their names and addresses supplied to companies.17 Objecting beneficial owners (or "OBOs"), which constitute an estimated 75 percent of shares held in street name,18 still may be contacted directly only by the broker or bank, or its agent. Although companies may mail proxy materials directly to NOBOs, as a practical matter they never do so, because current SEC rules require companies to forward proxy materials through brokers and banks regardless of whether they are also mailed directly.19 Therefore, companies only use NOBO lists to mail out supplemental materials, annual reports and quarterly reports, which do not have to be mailed through brokers and banks.20 Furthermore, because only the brokers and banks are legally entitled to vote shares held in street name, companies cannot use NOBO lists to enable beneficial owners to vote directly with the company.
The Role of ADP
The overwhelming majority of brokers and banks have contracted out the administrative processes of distributing proxy materials, tabulating votes, and responding to requests for NOBO lists, to the Investor Communications Services Division of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ("ADP").21 Brokers and banks accomplish this by transferring the proxy authority they receive from DTC (via omnibus proxy) to ADP via powers of attorney.22 ADP then mails the proxy statements and voting instruction forms (known as "VIFs") to beneficial owners. It does not mail "proxies" to beneficial owners; instead, it requests voting instructions from beneficial owners via the VIFs, and thereby retains the legal right to vote the shares.23 ADP, as the agent of the brokers and banks, also has the responsibility of creating NOBO lists upon request by companies.24 As discussed below, companies must reimburse ADP for its dissemination of proxy materials and other communications, and creation of NOBO lists according to a fee structure established by the NYSE and approved by the SEC.25
Pinks do not trade afterhours.
NOBOs and OBOs
Under NI 54-101, there are two types of beneficial owners: (1) non-objecting beneficial owners (“NOBOs”), who are beneficial owners of securities who have instructed their intermediary that they do not object to the intermediary disclosing ownership information about them for the purposes of NI 54-101; and (2) objecting beneficial owners (“OBOs”), beneficial owners who object to the intermediary providing such information. “Intermediaries” are generally brokerage firms who hold securities in accounts for their clients.
http://www.cwilson.com/newsletters/securities/slb-dec04.htm
This Newsletter has a little info, but is from 2004 and Canadian.
I believe it has to do with the cost for Europeans to buy our stuff.
I know for sure that Japanese view our products as a bargain. Everything is soooo cheap in the US compared to Japan. The Japanese have money to spend that won't even dent their wallets.
If an American were to go to Japan, everything there is EXPENSIVE and many cannot afford to go to Japan. Also, cost of living is very expensive as well but is compensated with a much higher wage in Japan.
Bottom Line: We are acustomed to what we pay for goods in the US. Japanese view it as a bargain for what er pay. We look at what the Japanese pay for goods in Japan, and we view it as "man, that is expensive! How can they afford that?"
More potential for Japanese to spend money on our products that Europeans, Not all, may not have. (I am not saying Europeans are poor - just that Euros may find out products a liitle more expensive)
Agree w/ you 100% !!!
The NOBO/OBO System
The names of the ultimate beneficial owners of street name shares - i.e., the customers of the brokers and banks who have deposited the shares with DTC - are maintained by the brokers and banks, not by companies themselves. Recognizing that this system left companies without direct contact with a large proportion of their beneficial owners, the Commission adopted rules in 1983, which went into effect in 1986, requiring brokers and banks to provide companies with lists of "non-objecting beneficial owners" (or "NOBOs") who did not object to having their names and addresses supplied to companies.17 Objecting beneficial owners (or "OBOs"), which constitute an estimated 75 percent of shares held in street name,18 still may be contacted directly only by the broker or bank, or its agent. Although companies may mail proxy materials directly to NOBOs, as a practical matter they never do so, because current SEC rules require companies to forward proxy materials through brokers and banks regardless of whether they are also mailed directly.19 Therefore, companies only use NOBO lists to mail out supplemental materials, annual reports and quarterly reports, which do not have to be mailed through brokers and banks.20 Furthermore, because only the brokers and banks are legally entitled to vote shares held in street name, companies cannot use NOBO lists to enable beneficial owners to vote directly with the company.
The Role of ADP
The overwhelming majority of brokers and banks have contracted out the administrative processes of distributing proxy materials, tabulating votes, and responding to requests for NOBO lists, to the Investor Communications Services Division of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. ("ADP").21 Brokers and banks accomplish this by transferring the proxy authority they receive from DTC (via omnibus proxy) to ADP via powers of attorney.22 ADP then mails the proxy statements and voting instruction forms (known as "VIFs") to beneficial owners. It does not mail "proxies" to beneficial owners; instead, it requests voting instructions from beneficial owners via the VIFs, and thereby retains the legal right to vote the shares.23 ADP, as the agent of the brokers and banks, also has the responsibility of creating NOBO lists upon request by companies.24 As discussed below, companies must reimburse ADP for its dissemination of proxy materials and other communications, and creation of NOBO lists according to a fee structure established by the NYSE and approved by the SEC.25
I totally agree with this statement am very SURE about it after seeing some posters holdings in RSHN.
After that handful, I believe there is an average shareholder with an average amount of shares. I hope that makes sense.
OT: Now it is time for someone to come and call me a pumper when he pumps as well others on here.
Cheers.
Apparently, Gamood DELETED my response to you. I guess it gives you authorization/approval to call me what you will. Thanks to Gamood and MadTony. No hard feelings. Anyhow, have a nice day and good luck to all.
I know we will benefit in the coming days/months.
Cheers!
"Apple Rush is attracting its own group of investors who want to set it up as a separate Co. with RushNet
retaining the marketing rights. The attraction is more capital to work with to bring more products out and drive
them deeper into the market. We have an opportunity in 2007 with no other lines (IZZE, Knudsen etc) being Organic
and in 12oz bottles, the dominant package, to carve out shelf space and market share that won't be as easy in 2008.
The Organic food market is growing 20% a year, and for a while now. Its projected to 32-35 billion by 2009, doubling from
this year. We have 4 new Apple Rush products in development, with 4-Paks for all of them, for introduction in January."
I knew that the Apple Rush Line will be a very big seller!!! The think that EVERYONE drinks juice and not everyone drinks Ginseng. AR has MASS APPEAL! Can't wait for the new 4 additional flavors.
The E-water is also a bread and butter and when Rush has their Teas come out, that is just icing on the cake!
I truly believe, after the these new lines and additions, RUSH will be picked up by Kroger and the likes.
Finally Rush has come to their senses! You need to develope the AR line to get ANYWHERE. No one will stock just a couple of flavors. They should do it now before the train leaves.
With the Garden deal closing in the near term, they will be able to replicate this distributorship in several areas in the United States and beyond by setting up major hub/wherehouses, PLUS Garden is already profitable (I beleive). Even though their are other investors involved, it is ok, since I am sure these outside investors will want a faster progression then we are experiencing now. This atleast light the AZZes of Corr and management.
REMEMBER: Even though there are outstide investors take some profit from us as RUSHNET, we in return get more faster progression of progress and business and attain a few revenue producing assets in the process. We get a small piece of the pie but we will pass the inital baby steps and embark on to crawling, then you know the rest. We are on our way to Puberty (LOL) then adulthood. I know some of us will be able to retire if you hold long enough.
Anyone else has an opinion or analysis?
BTW: These are MY opinions only.
Hmmm... waiting in anticipation...
Hahahaha!!! That was amusing!
Gut tells me, "15 Minutes before the closing bell."
Well, as of 3:47 EST, I am wrong... So far no PR. Looks like after the bell.
Great News!!! I just hope the timeline is in the near future and NDOL shareholders do not get the runaround.
I am just suprised they just don't PR the information. It would be more beneficial for us to have it "set in stone".
Cheers!
Since you are such an expert, tell us what happened between the time document you posted dated 6/6/06 and NOW (October 27, 2006)?
Can you say NO DILUTION has happened? No debt inccurred? No one knows. People express what they think as you did. Tell us MR. EXPERT...
FYI: When a company increases their A/S, their intention, according to history, is to issue more shares. Does not matter what stock it is. This will pull the PPS even further if it goes out to the open market.
Why do you attack people for what they think or express? Let people express their opinions. The US has free speech. We are not in a communist country. Stop trying to be a dictator.
If you disagree with someone, just say so... no need to uncivilized... and act they way you do. You act as if you own a majority stake in NDOL... and we all hurt your honor/pride. Get with the program. You really need to re-read your posts and stop attacking people.
You need to understand, when NDOL and their IR firm leaves theeir shareholders in the dark, people start to ask questions. That is a fact. You need to sit back and relax and think objectively and stop forcing your opinions on others.
You need common sense (cents)... and need social skills. Stop being so arrogant.
Think for a momemnt ... how is NDOL funding all these projects? It has to debt, issues of new shares, etc. We want to hear you opinion.
You need "patience grasshoppa..." Just chill...
Looks as though you lack logic and math skills. Re-read your post. You are looking like a fool. You must have ALOT invested to be so defensive.
Comparing Exxon and NDOL is just halarious. A penny vs large cap stock. Trading on over the counter vs big board. Non reporting vs reporting. The famous one... "comparing apples and oranges."
Report back when you some sense (cents). LOL
Too bad you cannot tell the difference between a stock split and dilution. A word of advice for you: Stick to mutual funds.
lso, Exxon Mobile and NDOL are like apples and oranges. Exxon has that many shares because of splits. Companies usually split because it make the shares more attactive to buy at a "lower" price (mentally, which does not apply to pennies - dilution). They are fundamentally sound and traded on a much higher exchange w/ proven reserves and revenue.
Relax, the "reading" thing was sarcastic... duh...
The other "question" was a question.
Thanks for the tip about reading.
Anyhow, how old it that information? It not as of June 16,
2006.
Something is wrong here. No matter how you put that statement, that only spells dilution. More shares = each share outstanding is worth "less" (not to confused with "worthless") right now. BUT I do understand a small company needs money to fund their projects.
Becoming non-reporting. PRs does not state funding/revenue (projected). Nothing.
I believe NDOL should be exploring and drilling for oil. Why accuire more assets/projects when they not even pumping oil (or more oil)?
Too many unanswered questions. Also,having an international auditor means nothing (until they audit something). The auditor will not turn business away until they find something is not kosher. Right now is too early in the game.
Also, I have this feeling that the buy out for $2.17 (? - can't remember exact figure) never occured because there was NO MONEY!!!
Parkin might be right (if true) in saying that this was in the best interest of NDOL (but does it include the share holders?). This NDOL may still be a gem, but with dilution right now, it looks like this gonna be a VERY LONG TERM HOLD HERE.
Since Parkin is an attorny, I know he is slick and wants to keep liablity in "arms length." Hence the hiring of a PR/IR firm. Very smart Parkin.
Did they have pallets and pallets of the Apple Rush/Apple Rasberry or stacked in the office/back office? Happen to see it they have any other flavors (not that they will show you since no PR on new flaors)?
Describe office? Nice, wherehouse looking, business office type, Cubicals, etc.? Several employees, etc.
Stupid (nosey) question but: Did you notice anythink on the wall such as sales goals, pictures of maps w/ writing, etc. Something that would indicate any information for us shareholders?
How is the e-water?
Do they "look" busy?
How is the Raseberry compared to the straight Apple? 70% fruit juice/30% water. I guess it is too sweet for 100% juice. If they taste as good as the look, we have a major potental here.
TIA
Possibility a merge w/ Garden? A Japanese heavy weight entered the picture, a US "experienced" in the beverage industry, etc.
This is regards to:
"1) Michael Lynch is apparently out, this will be discussed in a PR to come in less than two weeks. It will include details of the A/S and that the shares will not be on the open market."
"7) New investors will pring [sic.] capital. There will be no further dilution of shares, and they may actually retire shares to the treasury."
Sorry, my mind is in wonderland... BTW this is strickly bable... kinda
"1) Michael Lynch is apparently out, this will be discussed in a PR to come in less than two weeks. It will include details of the A/S and that the shares will not be on the open market."
"7) New investors will pring [sic.] capital. There will be no further dilution of shares, and they may actually retire shares to the treasury."
I bet there is something major hidden in these two (2) statements that will also be in the PR.!!! Hehehe... Can't wait...
GLTA!
I concur. I have a feeling that this will be a series of PRs that will propel the RSHN stock like what happened last time. You maybe paying higher if try to exit and come back in, thinking you will get a lower price, but chase on the way up. This is only my opinion of course. I hope this happens as I am sure alot you guys do to (the part out going notthat part of anyone chasing)...
GLTA !!!