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I think you are looking for KARNACK the MAGNIFICENT ...remember from the Johnny Carson Show?...ROFLMAO.
If you are buying shares NOW, the rest of us will begin the dump...LMAO.....Spend an hour and read recent SEC, PR's and also all of Cargo Haulers DD here on IHUB...really good stuff....you will see that COPI is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Good luck with this gem.
With Cornell out of the picture, the future is all about a huge upside to this share price...Anything under a $1.30 a share is an excellent $$$$$ opportunity for investors/traders.
FROM RECENT PR:
This transaction marks a significant step for Compliance Systems as it evidences management’s commitment to improving the Company’s capital structure. While we acknowledge Cornell provided us initial funding assistance, this restructuring should greatly improve our balance sheet, while providing working capital to allow for the continued advancement of business strategy over the next few quarters,” stated Dean Garfinkel, President and CEO of Compliance Systems Corporation, Inc
COPI is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
I am conversing about COPI on a few Yahoo Finance message boards tonight.
I have a gut feeling we will see 6M+ share volume tomorrow.
Unfortunately, I have meetings tomorrow and probably won't see share price until close.... .08+ sure would be nice!
Dean(CEO) likes IRG...PR's coming soon.
“We are pleased to have the Investor Relations Group become an integral part of communicating our story to the investor community and the media at large,” said Dean Garfinkel, Chairman and CEO of Compliance Systems Corporation. “Our range of product and service solutions is designed to ensure regulatory and statutory compliance within calling environments. We remain focused on moving forward and extending our products to a vast cross-section of industries, and believe our relationship with IRG will help facilitate these goals.”
COPI is a great $$$$$ opportunity....CRUDE.
Posted by: chartinator
In reply to: cargo_hauler who wrote msg# 17538 Date:1/19/2008 3:07:11 PM
Post #of 17544
What kills me is when you have a stock like COPI...and it's trading as if it has a tight float...has a great story...a real story...a real company with tremendous revenues in their future.....it IPO's at $1.60....made the mistake of getting in bed with Cornell...the kiss of death...finally get out from underneath them. This stock is still temendously undervalued. Longs and everyone who has done DD..know this should be much much higher.
Now...we bring in the bid and the ask. The ask is what they want to sell it for...the bid is what the buyer is willing to pay for the stock. A rise in price has everything to do with supply and demand. So if you want this thing to go higher....stop thinking small and getting greedy and sit on the bid. Slap the ask. It's all about supply and demand. And if you don't sell your shares down here and hold them...then they have no option than to try and create liquidity. If they can't get anyone to sell...they'll move it up hard to get the liquidity and see if they can get sellers from a much higher price.
Everyone knows this stock is valued much higher and going to be huge. Everyone wants it to be higher and to be huge. Well...make it happen. Good traders and smart people create the market. Not the other way around. This stock and chart is a manifestation destiny just waiting for people to reach through the flames and grab the prize
COPI is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Spend an hour on DD, and you will want to go long.
We may close GREEN all week.
Investors/traders/momo are coming in exponentially as the upside becomes a runner.
Nice that CORNELL IS OUT OF THE PICTURE...Go COPI!!!!!
Sold GOOG and XOM last week; and now I am in pennyland...
Talk about extreme opposites...I believe some quality microcaps are somewhat of a safe haven from the blue chip volatility and macro markets....GO COPI!!!!!
Newbie, here on COPI...but just added another 50,000 at .070
That's 100K today.... will add now every .02 to .03 as COPI moves up....did DD....I LIKE!!!!!
Thanks, HIGH GEAR.....It is a great market day to find some of these upside/momo plays...CRUDE.
I just bought 50,000 shares.....took 7 minutes to fill order.
Also, I just noticed COPI is most active IHUB board.
Massive amounts of traders heading this way!!!!!
Thanks, Cargo.
Just discovered this stock several minutes ago....thinking about buying....How much upside do you think we have here in next couple of weeks?...TIA.
We should have a nice run tomorrow morning.
USSA is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
WATG is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
The latest from Motley Fool:
For example, out of the 177 players who've rated China-based Wonder Auto Technology, 176 of them are bullish. And of the 40 All-Star investors who've chimed in on the small-cap auto parts supplier, not a single one is bearish.
CAPS All-Star ksnively -- with this bull pitch excerpt -- was one of the first to bring a sense of, uh, Wonder to our Foolish community:
Strong earnings growth
61% insider ownership (mostly held by Qingjie Zhao, CEO)
Very little institutional ownership
Very little analyst coverage
Improving margins
Wonder Auto is already up a massive 68% since that call less than three months ago.
WMAN is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Great momo in progress!
Price should jump nicely in first 20 minutes
thursday morning....Traders will be selling after first 20 minutes...Company hired outside contractor to pump up share price tomorrow morning.
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Maybe we can make some fast money !!!!!
I saw that.> closed today (.225) in my Bank of America trading account....Yahoo has close at .17
Today is an excellent buying opportunity:
Fiscal Year 2008 Outlook
IDGLOBAL’s business model of delivering and showcasing its Nano-Molecular Markers™ for Anti-Counterfeiting and IDFORENSIX™ for Anti-Theft/loss prevention products will continue through an aggressive tradeshow and conference schedule throughout the 2008 fiscal year. Revenues and the roster of clients for its Nano-Molecular Markers™ has grown significantly in fiscal year 2007 and IDGLOBAL is engaged in multiple pilot projects, proposals and early stage discussions with a number of Fortune 100 companies. IDGLOBAL has been receiving client inquiries and requests for demonstrations and pilot project testing for its Nano-Molecular Anti-Counterfeiting Solutions at a significant pace as a direct result of its strategy associated with demonstrating its products at high-profile events and tradeshows. IDGLOBAL shall release information regarding any material developments as they become available.
Beginning IDGLOBAL’s second full year of operation, IDGLOBAL anticipates a break-even financial condition for 2008. This can be augmented to a polarity given multiple successful client acquisitions; however, IDGLOBAL Management prefers a conservative opinion in providing the markets with forward-looking financial information.
January 2008 Corporate Update
In January 2008, IDGLOBAL will be engaging in multiple client meetings, discussions and advancing opportunities associated with recent meetings with high-level Barristers/Lawyers and some of Silicon Valley’s largest organizations that include Apparel, Garment and Technical Corporations as well as specific discussions in the Pharmaceutical verticals.
Also in January, IDGLOBAL will begin working directly with its partner, ATL Pharma Security Label Systems™ (www.atlco.com), a division of Ad Tape & Label Co, in directly marketing IDGLOBAL’S Nano-Molecular Markers™ to ATL’s list of Pharmaceutical clients which include some of the largest Pharmaceutical companies in that vertical. IDGLOBAL secured an unprecedented ten (10)-year contract to supply its Nano-Molecular Marking™, anti-counterfeiting technology to ATL Pharma Security Label Systems™ as announced back on July 24, 2007 and December 4, 2007.
ATL is one of the world’s leading secure label solutions providers, manufacturing more than half of all pharmaceutical clinical trial labels for most of the major Pharmaceutical corporations. In the past 7 years ATL has produced more than 120 million pharmaceutical labels (including 19 page booklets), in over 80 languages, for over 1,700 clinical trials. In business since 1951, ATL is an FDA Registered Medical Device manufacturer that also specializes in “private brand” disposable medical device manufacturing. See attached link Pharmaceutical Counterfeiting for more information: http://www.atlco.com/medical/PharmaAntiCounterfeiting.html
Good luck to you as well....Should have another green day tomorrow....most day traders exited a couple hours ago when we came off of .31
Slow steady gains from now on....Should see a dollar in a few weeks.
Should see $3.00+ before Fri. close....great company and a lot of investors are finding out about this equity for the first time this week.
IDGJ is biggest gainer of the markets today....almost...99th percentile..LOL....THIS WILL EASILY BE A 10-BAGGER+ in 2008.
IDGJ is an EXCELLENT COMPANY....also a great $$$$$ opportunity for investor/traders.
You are right..Consolidation now...will run again later in the session..CLOSE ABOVE .40...IDGJ is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
GFRE is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
GFRE is not a struggling small cap still trying to establish itself. GFRE is a firmly planted profitable company looking to grow itself in a proven industry.
GFRE's strong financial standing, competitive advantage, and market potential make it one of the most incredible growth opportunities around.
GFRE anticipates revenues for 2007 to be approximately $54 Million, an increase of over 200% from the $17.8 Million reported in 2006.
Net income is expected to increase approximately 980% to at least $13 Million from the $1.2 Million reported in 2006.
With approximately $33.3 Million in assets and only $10.2 Million in liabilities, GFRE is on firm financial footing.
Bromine is a non-renewable resource, only found in large quantities in four countries: the United States, Israel, Jordan and China.
Bromine exploitation and extraction costs are very high in the US, whereas costs are relatively low in China because of high bromine concentration and geographically easy exploitation of bromine wells.
There are only five other companies in China licensed by the government for bromine exploration, production and distribution. Everyone else is barred from capitalizing on this high demand market!
GFRE produces bromine using the most economical method available. After producing bromine, excess liquids are reused in order to create other raw materials, such as: crude salt, chlorine, coal, sulfur and hydrochloric acid.
30% of the current GFRE team are senior technical workers who have a wealth of experience in the industry and have developed 30 kinds of chemical products to date.
GFRE has already acquired three bromine producers, and is aggressively pursuing vertical growth through complementary acquisitions. Coupled with sustained organic growth, GFRE could exponentially grow its bromine production capability in the short time to come!
According to Freedonia Consulting, the market size of oil chemicals will grow to $9.2 Billion in 2010, this number may be even greater given the current trend of oil prices. GFRE is poised to take a huge chunk of this market!
GFRE is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
GFRE is not a struggling small cap still trying to establish itself. GFRE is a firmly planted profitable company looking to grow itself in a proven industry.
GFRE's strong financial standing, competitive advantage, and market potential make it one of the most incredible growth opportunities around.
GFRE anticipates revenues for 2007 to be approximately $54 Million, an increase of over 200% from the $17.8 Million reported in 2006.
Net income is expected to increase approximately 980% to at least $13 Million from the $1.2 Million reported in 2006.
With approximately $33.3 Million in assets and only $10.2 Million in liabilities, GFRE is on firm financial footing.
Bromine is a non-renewable resource, only found in large quantities in four countries: the United States, Israel, Jordan and China.
Bromine exploitation and extraction costs are very high in the US, whereas costs are relatively low in China because of high bromine concentration and geographically easy exploitation of bromine wells.
There are only five other companies in China licensed by the government for bromine exploration, production and distribution. Everyone else is barred from capitalizing on this high demand market!
GFRE produces bromine using the most economical method available. After producing bromine, excess liquids are reused in order to create other raw materials, such as: crude salt, chlorine, coal, sulfur and hydrochloric acid.
30% of the current GFRE team are senior technical workers who have a wealth of experience in the industry and have developed 30 kinds of chemical products to date.
GFRE has already acquired three bromine producers, and is aggressively pursuing vertical growth through complementary acquisitions. Coupled with sustained organic growth, GFRE could exponentially grow its bromine production capability in the short time to come!
According to Freedonia Consulting, the market size of oil chemicals will grow to $9.2 Billion in 2010, this number may be even greater given the current trend of oil prices. GFRE is poised to take a huge chunk of this market!
Great time to enter.....been waiting several days for SGGC to hit .015-.016 range..Time to load the boat, especially after the exciting PR.
This safe harbor announcement indicates company is gearing up for numerous PR releases...typical progression in R/M equities.
Things are finally looking up w/SGGC future.
Time to accumulate more shares...I have been waiting patiently for "safe harbor" release for the last week.
NEWS, NEWS...Web-site updated..01/05/08.
Safe Harbor Statement
This website contains or may contain forward-looking statements (within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934) such as statements regarding the Company's growth and profitability, growth strategy, liquidity, access to public markets, operating expense reduction, and trends in the industry in which the Company operates. The forward-looking statements contained in this website are also subject to other risks and uncertainties, including those more fully described in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking statements to reflect actual results, changes in risks, uncertainties or assumptions underlying or affecting such statements, or for prospective events that may have a retroactive effect.
Copyright (c) 2007-2008 Sigma Global Corp. All rights reserved.
Updated Jan 5th, 2008
You nailed it...best post of the week.
I wasn't near a computer today.....I am hoping I can P/U 100K next week at .015.....a little more patience on my part and I will own 470,000 shares.
I figure I will be getting into "whale" territory, at least in the top 20 holders of this infant company. Now, I hope the PR is not released until after I get my buy in.
I will have to check and see company web site for any changes that possibly happened today.
As I posted last week, I believe we will continue to trade between .02 & .03 until a postive PR hits.
Any price below .02 will be pounced on by retail I-HUB posters on this board.
GLTY.
ROFLMAO ..SIGMA's neighbor ........
http://oasis.ambassador-of-love.com/PrivacyPolicy.html
I'm off to check the SGGC web site and see if any changes or new info on it.
It caught my interest ... the four threads....How did you come across that?
I would take a part-time janitorial job tonight at Sigma Global
and do some snoop dogy-dog espionage and then report to I-hub before opening bell...LOL.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Oil futures retreated from a new record over $100 a barrel set Thursday after the government reported a larger-than-expected decline in crude oil inventories and an unexpected increase in heating oil supplies.
One day after oil prices briefly touched $100 for the first time, the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration said crude inventories fell by 4 million barrels last week, much more than the 1.7 million barrel decline analysts surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires, on average, had expected.
On the other hand, inventories of distillates, which include heating oil and diesel fuel, rose by 600,000 barrels, countering analyst expectations that distillate supplies would fall by 600,000 barrels. And supplies of gasoline rose by 1.9 million barrels, more than the 1.3 million-barrel increase analysts had expected.
The report ultimately pulled prices lower by showing that critical heating oil supplies and refinery activity are growing more than expected.
Light, sweet crude for February delivery fell 44 cents to settle at $99.18 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange after earlier rising to $100.09, a trading record.
"Any surprises (in the report) are more the result of false expectations as opposed to anything truly remarkable in the data," said Tim Evans, an analyst at Citigroup Inc. in New York, who added that crude inventories often fall this time of year, while distillate and gasoline supplies typically increase.
February gasoline fell 2.75 cents to settle at $2.5414 a gallon on the Nymex, and February heating oil fell 2.13 cents to settle at $2.7191 a gallon. Both contracts set new trading records Thursday.
February natural gas fell 17.6 cents to settle at $7.674 per 1,000 cubic feet.
In London, February Brent crude fell 24 cents to settle at $97.60 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.
At the pump, meanwhile, gas prices rose 0.3 cent overnight to a national average of $3.052 a gallon, according to AAA and the Oil Price Information Service. Retail gas prices have rebounded in recent weeks, following oil's lead.
Crude's move to $100 a barrel prompted Indonesian officials to announce plans to ask OPEC to boost output to bring down oil prices, Dow Jones reported. While that may be tempting to some Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries members, many analysts think high prices will themselves do the trick by cutting demand.
"It is unlikely the cartel will decide to increase output quotas ahead of the normally low-demand second quarter," said Addison Armstrong, director of exchange traded markets at TFS Energy Futures LLC in Stamford, Conn., in a research note. "Furthermore, the U.S. economy is slowing, the result of which is likely to be lower demand for oil."
Indeed, there are already signs demand is slowing. Gasoline demand fell last week by 160,000 barrels, and rose only 0.1 percent over the last four weeks compared to the same period last year. Analysts consider year-over-year demand growth of under 1.5 percent to be tepid.
Also in its weekly report, the EIA said crude supplies at the closely-watched Nymex delivery terminal in Cushing, Okla., were unchanged last week at 17.5 million barrels. Falling supplies there are seen as a symptom of a tight market, and those concerns ease when Cushing inventories rise.
Refinery activity rose by 1.3 percent last week to 89.4 percent of capacity. Analysts had expected refinery use to increase by 0.4 percentage point.
Crude imports rose last week by an average of 204,000 barrels a day to 10 million barrels a day. Gasoline imports rose 136,000 barrels a day to an average of 1.2 million barrels a day.
Prices have been volatile in recent days due to low holiday week trading volumes. That means some of the price moves, including Thursday's record, may be exaggerated.
"We're still in a little bit of a holiday trading lull," said Evans, who noted that volumes on Wednesday -- when oil first reached $100 -- were about 72 percent of normal.
Flippawhackas & weak hands sold.....I love it. added another 70K today....holding and waiting for some positive developments.
Voice-mail box is now filled at SGGC corporate office. I bet a few investor/traders called this afternoon inquiring about any developments.
I suspect we will get a PR tomorrow or beginning next week.
SGGC is a great $$$$$ opportunity.
Try calling SGGC at 212-292-4327,in NYC.
I left message w/ IR to call me on my cell.
A few others should try as well, and let's see if
anyone gets a response.....I get receptionist who places me into a voice-mail system.....can't use prompts because I do not know names of any employees.
The company has to communicate w/ shareholders, as well as vendors, engineers, etc.