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if you were in nvmg all month you wouldnt have them blues,
LOL Well as long as we Finally Get -It !!!
Whatever it may be that were gettin here LOL
hanging onto the liferaft checking how deep the water is, waiting.....
checking the calender recalculating interest rates, Raising prices :)
Um my "thoughts n feelings" on name and symbol changes are Screw that righty, no delays to game penalty, nothing but the next step one in front of the other, financing in hand, equipment on hand, well reworkers trained with on hand chineese oilwell support staff.....
the pennies will sort themselves out with production
It was the guy who said if you drill it they will come ...
or 95 % wet holes.
One of our new kilt wearing Posters
Thats what the markets alll about
the weak get eaten !!
Geeze man you sound like Jim , give up ill take yer shares @.0051
0015 x .0016
next to the board link does it say show board info, or hide board info
try that
U should hear Lowmans tunes
WoW we sure are the first ones up in the morning it looks like.
I just ran accross this on HVLNs board
Posted by Phisherman
i thought it was indicative of our situation.
In reply to: rrm_bcnu who wrote msg# 23279 Date:2/26/2007 3:17:14 AM
Post #of 23319
A good read... and courageous man.
http://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-21-06/hbagwell7997.htm
Subject: File No. S7-21-06
From: H Glenn Bagwell, Jr.
Affiliation: Attorney
February 12, 2007
To the Commission:
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on certain proposed amendments to Regulation SHO, reference File No. S7-21-06.
It is disappointing yet telling that the Commission focuses its efforts on removing a hindrance, however feeble and easily avoided, to market manipulation and unbridled short selling by removing at this time one of the few regulatory limits on bid slamming by short sellers.
The investing public had hoped the Commission would first take substantive action to prevent the daily bear raids and short side manipulation against victim issuers (and their shareholders) that result from the counterfeiting of securities and so called "naked" short selling. Yet the theft continues as Wall Street makes the Commission look ever more hapless and foolish, or worse, bought and paid for, on this incredibly important issue.
The Commission knows that settlement failures are epidemic on all U.S. public markets and exchanges. The Commission knows that Wall Street's brokers, market makers, prime brokers, clearing firms, and their bank and hedge fund masters--aided and abetted by the utterly corrupt Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC)--are stealing billions annually from the investing public by taking investors' money and exchanging that real money for what amounts to nothing more than fraudulent unregistered securities created by the manipulators themselves, without the consent or even the knowledge of the corporations these counterfeit securities purport to represent, much less the victim purchasers of the fake securities.
Market makers on over the counter securities abuse their special "market maker exemption" on a daily basis as they short sell "naked" the shares of small issuers for quick profit, colluding to stack offers and thus "paint" the Level 2 screens of their victims as weak while overwhelming buy side pressure with counterfeit securities and depressing the prices of their victims. Then these Commission-blessed predators have the gall to submit comment letters to the Commission claiming that removing the grandfather clause will reduce market liquidity. Meanwhile, as an example, no one from Knight Trading or Deephaven Capital Management has gone to jail or even been indicted for abusing the former's market maker exemption in conjunction with the latter's PIPE investments.
While Wall Street and Congress fret over the loss of world "market share" for American securities exchanges and markets and blame it on too much regulation, the brontosaurus in the room is studiously ignored by the regulators, politicians, and New York financial media. These guys can continue to fiddle while their money masters torch Rome, but the rest of the world knows that if their companies list on the U.S. exchanges or markets, the regulators and self regulatory organizations (SRO's) here will not protect them from financial industry predators who artificially and illegally increase the supply of victim securities to depress the prices thereof.
Since Wall Street has decreed that the Commission permit all of them to hit bids without restraint (after all, why should market makers, specialists and other counterfeit long sellers have all the fun?), and has provided the Commission with a few industry shills to provide "academic" cover for the decision, we the public know that the "fix is in" and this proposed rule may as well be labeled final now.
However, as a corporate and securities lawyer who sees more and more potential investors giving up on the U.S. markets, and more and more private companies refusing to list in the U.S., in both cases because of the unregulated and uncontrolled bear raids and stock counterfeiting that occur daily in the U.S. markets and exchanges, I would like to go on record requesting that the Commission, as a symbolic gesture, restrain itself from removing this minimal protection against attacking bids until the Commission or at least the SRO's begin enforcing the current rules and regulations and require settlement of all trades in a timely manner.
The Commission must amend Regulation SHO to immediately eliminate the grandfather clause and the market maker exemption. It is unfathomable that the Commission continues to stall these initial amendments to Regulation SHO. The Commission should go further and require all market makers and specialists as well as every other market participant to timely deliver all the securities they purport to sell, and if delivery is not timely made to immediately buy them in at market prices to prevent settlement failures.
The Commission must remove the financial incentives for market predators to continue to create and sell unregistered securities and in general abuse the settlement process. Don't let them have any of the cash, including any commissions, until they settle the trades. Don't let their clearing firms mark down the prices of shares the participants short as the prices are driven down. Force the clearing firms to police themselves and their participant firms. Shut down the DTCC's corrupt stock "borrow" program for good. And finally, start referring these criminals to the U.S. Department of Justice for criminal prosecution for market manipulation and for the counterfeiting of corporate securities, which is what planned, non-incidental settlement failures are.
Sincerely,
H. Glenn Bagwell, Jr., Esq.
tHATS A nASTY WORD !!!
UNTRUE
2@.014 x 2@.015
Well your talking like you know, but i guess.....
Wicked im buyying.....
"We Shall Assimilate your Shares"
like that?
lol
MMM Maybe Market makers are to dumb to stop filling orders and Shorts is too smart to make a Ski Boat off there error !!!
maybe hes a glass is half empty type, with a twist of christian soldier, Shorts how come your not over on NVMG board warning them that there stock is on your scam board and YOU cant be wrong, u cant... can you, i mean, if you Could be Wrong, F#@% TH# F*^# OFF.
Tired of me Yet ???
Im smacking that ask n getting partials ....
:(
ROFLMAO
watching nvmg run while i wait,
if it aint broke dont fix it. if the door sticks SLAM it
Larry u hearing this....
MYSELF i dont give a rip about past failed deals, after all i know im in the pink$hits, this isnt investing its gambling, im free to loose money here as easily as i make it on nvmg
Cause sand is a christian soldier and this stocks on his list over there @scamsRus, this stock and nvmg the 10 bagger next hemi are her/ his/ its pet peve
Call sandy back over 1 more bash for luck n maybe we see a few .0011 s ?
Only speculation and bashing
Wrong Co.
i been trying to get .0011 s for days now, u know they wanna sell em to me....
just print me some. lol
MarketMakers
Im gonna keep a file of what he tells me in emails and what you post on this board, and im gonna charge one of you 2 with libel. Good Luck
I WOULD BET THEY DONT HAVE OODLES TO SELL
Copper Surfaces Eliminate Germs on Contact
It's cold and flu season, and you can't be too careful about the spread of germs. Have you ever wondered who touched that doorknob before you? When someone with a cold or the flu sneezes or coughs into his hand and then opens a door, the next person to touch that doorknob runs the risk of becoming infected. Cross-contamination of bacteria and viruses is one of the leading ways illnesses are spread. Frequent hand washing is one way to avoid the transmission of germs; another is to make the surfaces self-cleaning.
Studies being conducted at the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom are proving that copper and its alloys, brass and bronze, effectively eliminate bacteria and viruses that cause illness. The research has also shown that stainless steel, aluminum and plastic touch surfaces do nothing to help eradicate germs. Once contaminated, a stainless steel doorknob, faucet or handrail can harbor bacteria and viruses until it is disinfected, usually with harsh chemicals. However, uncoated copper, including brass and bronze alloys with high copper content, are intrinsically antimicrobial and begin eliminating pathogens such as streptococcus, staphylococcus and Influenza A on contact.
According to Dr. Harold Michels of the Copper Development Association, which is sponsoring the studies, "People have been using copper to fight infections and illness for thousands of years. The Egyptians used it to sterilize drinking water, the fifth century B.C. Greek doctor Hippocrates used it to treat skin irritations and open wounds, and the Aztecs used it on sore throats." Michels suggests using copper, brass or bronze for doorknobs and handles, push plates, countertops, sinks and other frequently touched hardware may help cut down on cross-contamination and the spread of infection.
http://www.copper.org/
Posted 22nd February 2007
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noooooo sleeping
possible covering on fridays
we need more buyyers today...
Just a lil push to get alarms going off
Bleesed....
with a lil buyying pressure we should be set to test .015 resistance,
it would be the push we needed, but im all loaded up lol
its kinna chumpy volume though
Best answer i got is...
Things usually happen as they were meant too, but rarely on the day of our choosing
I think the mornings L2 speaks for itself