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You may need to set some sort of criteria for entries becuase i think that the resposnse will exceed the number of spots. Something like, the bottom half of the pickers are out for a round, or those with loses for the week are out for the next round, something to allow new people to enter the contest.
Also, you might want to post a pick start time for sunday, or is it going to be 12:01AM?
Robert
Not sure about the audit, but I am sure that any one of the business partners who has been in talks with Matin has been provided more specific financial information than anyone else.
I'm sure many here made out good trading in and out on this step/run up.
Robert
Maitn is still aggressively trying to grow this into a major player, and he seems to be succeeding. The chart continues to look stronger and stronger.
Robert
Interesting and timely play, lots of small oil and gas plays have provided great returns with very little increase in actual performance.
Robert
$49.82 seems to be hitting a ceiling and can't break 50 bucks. Going to take break out news to spike this one now, but building nice solid bast at 49
VLXC up 41% since friday on 2 solid news releases.
Robert
Are you coming via commercial aircarrier or in your own private? The closest real airport is at Great Falls, its a great facility, but there may be small private landing strips a little closer to the Lewistown area. Its pretty desolate prarie in that area, nothing but buttes bluffs and coulees.
If we get word there is equipment on the property I will go photograph it and save you the trip. Its only 4 hours from here and I've driven farther to get a good slurpee, lol.
Robert
I took a drive through the area but couldn't identify any area that looked specifically like the pics of the homestead. At the time I didn't have the exact location. Currently I have an exact location for all the properties and have them sketched out on a map. I'm driving down to pick up some shipments in about a week and may detour back over to the homestead area if I thought there might be someone or something there to photograph or talk to.
My cousin has a job that takes him past the claims that are by the CY Junction once a month and I can always tag along for the ride with him should there actually be something of interest to see down there.
Robert
I believe there are a few of us on this board who are within a short drive of that property.
Robert
thought maybe it would be Mike Weir,
here is his apparel site:
http://www.choicepromo.ca/selkirk/Golf_Weir%20Golf%20shirt.htm
Robert
280 Woods, Love, Garcia, Scott, Donald
if it is not too late to get an entry in.
Robert
Considering the fact that there are no audited fiinancials the requirements to move to a real exchange are many months out of reach for Delta. I expect the next news will announce that 'company x' has been retained to excavate and take bulk samples, everyone is excited, and things are progressing in the right direction. Until then it will continue to drift.
Robert
your the Ben Stein of Ihub, lol.
Robert
Best of Luck to everyone and special thanks to OLICO for keeping us all interested, excited, and entertained.
Robert
sorry, the ticker had changed. ii corrected it.
Veltex Corp.
Robert
VLxc is my pick
Robert
$48.17 and still holding.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/addPersonMrk.asp?user=7537
Thanks for the info. It's still strange that in the past they have seemed uninterested in flogging shares and now they make an attempt to do so.
How about this for a theory? Whomever financed Delta was the one who sponsored and will be revealed to have paid third-party compensation to that audio-interview site in an attempt to bolster the price of their newly acquired shares. Sounds plausible to me?
Robert
You know, at 20k in compensation/stock and $150 for every paid listener, I think we're all in the wrong business, lol.
Robert
Not to complainn again, but..... (sorry)
Did anyone else catch the error in the newsrelease?
It mention the 2 websites that offer the "wideranging" interview as investsource.us and wallst.net and then further along in the release it states that: "WallSt.Net is a service provider affiliate of Investsource.net" Which is obviously an error as there is currently no website known as investsource.net and that domain is not even regitstered.
As for 'investsource.net' it appears to be not too much of a website, just an affiliate referal site of some sort.
Robert
Do I have to be 'Grumpy'? Couldn't I at least be "lucky" or "horny", or were they smurfs?
I registered so I could hear the interview but couldn't even find a transcrpt of it anywhere on their site or even mention of compensation for it. Apparantly, thats how that site got its 10,000 members it brags about having. Seems like a crappy promotional site and a waste of money to me. There are definitely simmilar other websites that do the same thing in a better manner.
Maybe the stock will spike in 3 days when anyone who is interested is able to listen to it, lol. I wonder why on earth Delta wasted money on something like this?
Robert
lol, thanks.
"What is it you want to hear?"
The truth and the facts would suffice.
You may feel that my post is negative, but it is simply a summary of the current facts. Don't feel bad, all stocks are shit, you just have to trade them patiently and with some consistency. I like Delta, I'll probably trade it 3 times this year, but I sure won't fall in love with it and bet the farm, too many other opportunities with much safer and reliable returns available.
I don't blame anyone for buying or selling at any price. If it weren't for other people losing money in the market, there would be none for the rest of us to make.
If you want opinion instead of facts:
I personally believe that EVERY audio-tout ever recorded by every penny stock and played over the internet has been accompanied by dilution and selling of stock, and therefore expect nothing less from this one. I belive that the stock will hit a new 52week/historic low on or before the middle of next week and that the company will try to prop up the price with a fluffy PR regarding some theoretical future happenings or plans to bulk sample. I see a trading opportunity to buy it when it bounces off the bottom and to sell it into the news within about 4 hours of the release. After that, the stock will most likely flatline and lose its audience for the months in between that news and the actual sampling and testing taking place. I expect all will be quiet until the fall.
I hope they eventually find diamonds, but in the meantime, a quick 30% easy money is just too good to pass up.
Robert
Hmm, not really news but more like either an attempt to become more transparant or else sell more shares.
I have got my map made up of all the Montana claim locations, it took me the better part of a couple hours to get them all.
I spoke to the transfer agent as well, nothing positive to report from that either. Not the greatest TA I ever spoke to, and they were busy this week as they are also the TA for the CKMX scam and have been in court testifying on that issue.
In summary:
-decent mining prospects under contract
-terrible Transfer agent with known shady clientel
-no public filngs or financials available
-Rayment as current CEO
-Livak as PR guy is kept in the dark
-new financing in place with undisclosed terms
Todays trading looks like the audio interview touts have already liquidated their compensation. Hopefully it will be worth it for investors and shed some light into the undisclosed areas.
Robert
LOL, ya maybe they should rewrite the constituion at the same time. Hopefully somone will send a leter to congress advising them of how to proceed.
In the end, the stock is/was a scam. Does the rest of the BS even matter past that point?
$49.18 close on friday, still climbing. Up 20% since i posted it
could you guys (names not mentioned) please keep your fighting restricted to emails or some other website. Feel free to complain about the stock, the market, anything except each other. I think we all know that debate doesn't result in any positive outcome.
Thanks
WAX,
1. reread the last 6 posts you have made since being incarcerated and see if you think those posts reflect someone who understands why they are here.
2. go reread the ibox for this board and you will learn how to direct your apology instead of repeatedly posting to 'NONE'. Perhaps if Matt actually received your posts it would help.
Many people learn to read in jail, please be one of them.
Robert
I think we are on the same page. I try to be realistic with my expectations and am far more of a trader then an investor as a result.
I have heard good things about the kimberlites from people who have actually examined them, so I'm optomistic the odds have got better then 1/100, not to mention that being close to the surface lowers exploration and mining expenses.
Still a longshot, but maybe getting closer to being worth the gamble.
Best of luck in your trades,
Robert
EXACTLY. Financing without details is not necessarily good news, and the lack of disclosure of detail leads me to believe that it will be revealed as 'poor' quality financing.
I'm expecting to see some sort of convertible debenture with no floor price or minimum. If that is the case, only a sack full of diamonds will keep this stock from driftng lower until an inevitable reverse split destroys all hopes of shareholders making any gains in value.
I've requested the financing details and won't rant about CD's again until I have the facts in hand, but at this point I believe a reverse split is probably already in the long term strategy. That being said, I also think they have a good chance of finding economically viable minerals on their properies. Should make for half a dozen great trading opportunities in the next 12 months.
Robert
No problemo Mark,
ya i read this board a bit for entertainment value, its kinda like watching the x-files or maybe a bit more like watching a car accident, i can't really decide.
I'm always amazed at the way the human mind tends to rationalize situations, events, and facts in a manner that suits the heart. Remarkable how blind faith can lead an investor to be blind to facts.
I was around for the bre-x scam and it pales in comparison to how obvious this charade has been since the start.
Robert
Very interesting but incorrect deductive reasoning.
The poster I replied to is unknown to me, as are you, so to deduce any sort of relationship or shared ideals is a tremendous fallacy. Thank goodness you didn't presume I was some sort of religious zealot for using the term AMEN.
Economic terrorism has absolutely nothing to do with the myth of naked. The phrase was coined many years ago to describe strong-arm economic practices of global organizations such as the IMF. I recommend Michel Chossudovsky's book entitled "economic terrorism" for a light read on the subject. While it was not the first essay on the subject nor his first publication, it does a fair job of explaining the process.
Robert
Not sure where you get 'naked shorting' from anything i have ever said, but obviously you figure you have something worthwhile to run your mouth about, so have at it cowboy. Fell yer boots. I'm sure everyone who follows this crap stock is far more interested in discussing market regulations with you then I am.
Robert
amen on that one brother. economic terrorists have cost far mor lives and dollars indirectly than any act of war. It is time to be proactive and shine light upon their deeds.
Robert
SEC Chairman Donaldson to Resign
After two-and-one-half turbulent years as head of the commission, William Donaldson will step down at the end of this month.
Marie Leone, CFO.com
June 01, 2005
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman William Donaldson will step down from his post on June 30, according to a statement released by the commission. He became the 27th chairman of the commission in February 2003.
According to Donaldson, he took the reins of the SEC at a time when "public confidence was severely undermined, reflecting the corporate and financial scandals that had shaken the nation." He added that there was still work to be done to bolster the integrity and strength of corporations and the markets, but he believed it was time to "return to the private sector and my family."
Donaldson, a Republican, was appointed by President Bush. However, he has often sided with Democratic commissioners Harvey Goldschmid and Roel Campos on high-profile issues such as mutual fund and corporate governance, stock trading, and hedge fund regulation.
Goldschmid announced earlier this year that he will leave the SEC this summer to return to teaching at Columbia Law School.
SEC Chairman Donaldson to Resign
After two-and-one-half turbulent years as head of the commission, William Donaldson will step down at the end of this month.
Marie Leone, CFO.com
June 01, 2005
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman William Donaldson will step down from his post on June 30, according to a statement released by the commission. He became the 27th chairman of the commission in February 2003.
According to Donaldson, he took the reins of the SEC at a time when "public confidence was severely undermined, reflecting the corporate and financial scandals that had shaken the nation." He added that there was still work to be done to bolster the integrity and strength of corporations and the markets, but he believed it was time to "return to the private sector and my family."
Donaldson, a Republican, was appointed by President Bush. However, he has often sided with Democratic commissioners Harvey Goldschmid and Roel Campos on high-profile issues such as mutual fund and corporate governance, stock trading, and hedge fund regulation.
Goldschmid announced earlier this year that he will leave the SEC this summer to return to teaching at Columbia Law School.
SEC Chairman Donaldson to Resign
After two-and-one-half turbulent years as head of the commission, William Donaldson will step down at the end of this month.
Marie Leone, CFO.com
June 01, 2005
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman William Donaldson will step down from his post on June 30, according to a statement released by the commission. He became the 27th chairman of the commission in February 2003.
According to Donaldson, he took the reins of the SEC at a time when "public confidence was severely undermined, reflecting the corporate and financial scandals that had shaken the nation." He added that there was still work to be done to bolster the integrity and strength of corporations and the markets, but he believed it was time to "return to the private sector and my family."
Donaldson, a Republican, was appointed by President Bush. However, he has often sided with Democratic commissioners Harvey Goldschmid and Roel Campos on high-profile issues such as mutual fund and corporate governance, stock trading, and hedge fund regulation.
Goldschmid announced earlier this year that he will leave the SEC this summer to return to teaching at Columbia Law School.
FYI: Alex replied to my email this afternoon and provided answers to the questions I posed. In his defense, I believe he has not heard any more info than has been released in the prs, which i believe limits his ability to do his job effectively.
For whatever reason, delta does not appear overly interested in self-promotion at the current time.
Robert
Settling back in at 4 tenths, actual drill and sample results will be months away and i would expect the stock to settle and base somewhat lower in the mean time. Hopefully those of you who trade were in and out with 50% return. Awaiting re-entry somewhere around .0033 - 0.0035 between now and results.
Also awaiting answers to my emails.
Robert
Alex Livak sucks at his job. I have emailed him twice, including at his really professional 'yahoo' email and received no response.
If I do not hear from him by thursday, I will call Rayment directly at his residence with my questions as well as a recommendation to fire Livak for doing a crap job of responding to investor questions.
I realize that the guy only makes a pittance as an IR guy for a handful of penny companies and is certainly not in the league of any of the professional or experienced IR compaines out there, but since I have been following this stock he has proven himself to be less than adequate or competent. With his portfolio of 4 clients I doubt his inbox is so overflowing he can't find time to do his damn job.
Robert