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Anybody here bullish on MOBL?
The situation that happen with CESV put a damper on China stocks, and it was NASD listed: http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2006/comp19933.pdf
Do you know if they any plans to become listed on the OTCBB?
It looks like there're already filing with the SEC.
I'm watching them in the watch list.
Just wondering, people were saying the same thinks about DRGV.PK and now a lot of people thing it's a scam.
Does YHGG trade on another exchange?
Still holding??
First time I purchased is yesterday.... averaging up.
Thank you for the time and effort for your post, as I read all of them and find them most informative.
My following of several hundred companies over the last couple of years, shows that most of them that file, disclose everything and are accurate as far as I can tell.
The biggest problem with small companies is that they just diluted the common to death.
It's wasen't free, they have to pay for a PR, or should I say, you shareholder do.
In general, you can trust a company when they file with the SEC because you can get put in jail for false and misleading information. In the last few years, CEO are getting more worried about this, Enron, Tyco, RiteAid, ect.
Pinks = No police
A lot of these pinks are just legally printing their own money.
I'd like to see the longs here hit gold, but you're holding a high risk lottery ticket, with poor management and certain dilution.
Maybe some speculation can get into the stock.
MOBL.OB is the hot penny now.
If you like sunken treasury stocks, OMR is a real company and you stand a much greater chance of doubling your money then DPBM, and I don't own any OMR.
No, medical doctors are some of most educated people in the world, and the worst spellers. The difference between there and there're is minor at best.
http://listserv.arizona.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9801b&L=nursenet&T=0&P=994"%20NURSENET...
Never trust a pink sheet company.
Ride it to a penny, with a few little price spikes.
The sad joke is that they spent money on a PR telling what a real company is doing; what their suppost to be doing; what their dreaming of doing, but cannot.
Yes, I agree. Typical penny, dilute the common to death, toxic financing ect. The only two low floats I follow are SWTS.OB and SWIR.OB.
Yes, but I said: at least .05 because a lot of people are extremely depressed with MOBL because of dilution, Cornell, broken promises, the future perception, the CEO.
Most people here and RB board seem to think that MOBL is worth, at the least, .05 cents.
The real company is here: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=OMR, not DPBM.
What a joke the PR today: http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070518/0255076.html
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070522/municipal_wireless_woes.html?.v=2
I'm wrong, they are mentioned. My filter didn't work or something.
Under Scottrade news for MOBL, a news story appears, but MOBL is not mentioned. Headline is "DJ US Wi-Fi Projects In Disconnect From High Expectations"
Speculation on RB is that MOBL will be sold for somewhere between .05 and .08.
Tobi Smith said the stock was getting cheap or something like that. Maybe that's why it's moving up.
Is there any hope for the stock. Looks like it's trading on technicals and nothing else.
If the company is really worth 6.00 BV, then shareholders should pressure the the company to become fully reporting. Then the share price will increase, less shares will be needed to supply capital, and money can be used to pay for the SEC filing.
A lot of these stocks run up, only to give up all their gains in a few days. I like to gamble too, but with OTCBB stocks, instead.
I'll watch this one.
These are the main things I see from the latest filing:
$309 of revenue
Three Months Ended March 31, 2007
Revenues
During the quarter ended March 31, 2007, $309 of revenue, was generated from the Mt. Sidney spring from on-site sales as compared to $590 of revenue for the quarter ended March 31, 2006. We expect to increase our sales in future quarters and will remain a development stage company until revenues increase significantly.
Losses per common share (basic and assuming dilution) $ (0.07 )
Net loss attributable to common shareholders $ (660,592 )
Sure, you can make money with pinks, and you can lose it twice as fast.
That's fine, when YHGG starts filing with the SEC (if ever), it will start to become a real investable company.
PUDC had suffered from the "CESV" sydrome. http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2006/comp19933.pdf
But now with the Toby Smith's recommendation, and the latest PR, people are starting to beleive this is a real company
PUDA has a lot of potential: http://uk.reuters.com/article/oilRpt/idUKPEK8822020070430?pageNumber=1
People are afraid of pink sheet stocks, and rightly so. This stock is a good example, dropping from 6.00 to here.
If they don't have enough money to do filing with the SEC, their not worth gambling with.
The pink sheets are almost totally unregulated, and are truely the bottom og the barrel.
More Insiders sales, ride it to .01:
May 7, 2007 Winfield, John V
Other Planned Sale -- $450.0K 10,000,000.00 -- - -- --
April 30, 2007 Camden, International Ltd
Other Planned Sale -- $1.0M 22,500,000.00 -- - -- --
April 30, 2007 Raskas, Stanley
Other Planned Sale -- $143.9K 3,196,670.00 -- - -- --
April 17, 2007 Ronald, M Lazar
Other Planned Sale -- $40.0K 833,333.00 -- - -- --
April 13, 2007 Gordon, Lawrence M
Other Planned Sale -- $283.3K 5,666,670.00 -- - -- --
What'd I tell you! 2.20 when I got the sucker sheet in the mail. under a dollar now (.68)!
I remember a company with a low float called Andreau Electronics (now ANDR) when it was AND, in the early 1990's. I remember they only had a OS of 300,000.
I remember watching Nightly Business Report: the stock went from about .40 a share to over 100.00 in about 3 months. Then they did a bunch of stock splits, that's partly how the OS is so much larger
I'm dreaming something similar could happen here.
I was in a Walgreens yesterday and noticed all the bottled water for sale. If they can get their approval in all 50 states, and start getting some orders, this could be a great speculative play.
Would you agree that when a company want to become a real company, they get off the pink sheets and on to the OTCBB?
With only 9,760,166 OS, I look at it like this: most OTCBB companies have about ten time more shares or 97M. If you do the reverse here at 1.75, if SWRI had 97M, I figure the price would be about .175. So, because there're so little stock, the market is giving SWRI a higher price.
"low over head".....that's funny because you can't get much lower than, one employee.
Anybody think he has the skill to turn SWRI into a profitable company? I was reading some of the quarterly reports and this is a extremely small company with very little money....I'm guessing that the share price is so high because of the recent news and small amount of authorized stock.