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Ghostrider? The pattern is full....Mick
I'm losing "that lovin' feeling", Mason
Who's the best pilot?
Pull up Cougar! You are way too low....
Pull up Cougar, you are below the glide path....
Another interesting day?
I see that a food fight broke out while I was away at work yesterday. Then ECCI stock price made a normal and healthy "correction" from recent trend. Wave 2 of an impulsive 5 wave set up? It all makes sense. But which caused the other- the correction or the food fight? LOL Elliott Wave is all about investor psychology.
I called ECCI yesterday and spoke to all the Usual Suspects. I'll say this about the company: they are playing by the SEC rules.They will not give out ANY private material information. This behavior is the dead ass opposite of the scams that I have seen in the past Pinksheet post office wanted posters. Further more, there is no discernible news cycle where there is an effort to pump up share price so the company can sell into it: dilute.
This may be frustrating to some, but I find it reassuring. Now, when the next press release does come out, I only need to look for the substance mustangny outlined so well in one of his last posts on the subject. And I think there will be news, sooner than later, about CONTRACTS with respectable corporations with names and reputations that we all know and respect. If not, I get CRUSHED again in Pinkland. It is a matter of time until we are updated. I just pray it all comes out in a PR when we are at .0008 or higher and not when we are at .0001.
Either way, someone will make a bunch of money. And my friends across the country at Aqua-Pure/Fountain-Quail will be either resigned with ECCI or furious. LOL Oh, Canada!
On the open today: ECCI Bid: .0005/ Offer: .0007
Zero volume after 10 minutes of trading? Yipes! A press release would be VERY timely this morning. We are now a stall speed.
It is freezing outside,
but I need to go to work. You folks keep a close eye on this one for me while I try to make a living the hard way. ECCI needs to tell us why this stock is up 800%.
The real news will be here soon,
11:15 today? The market knows it is coming, today would be a great day to let the cat(s) out of the bag. (Sorry PETA).
ECCI is up to .0008 on today's open
relentless move up from .0001 one week ago.
ECCI up again this morning...
800% since .0001
.0007/.0008 @ .0008
My attention is on price today!
As Nancy Reagan said:
"Just say NO!"
Rehab in BK will be the only way to go! Save Ford and let the others get what the market place says they deserve. And Management is all at fault for this reality.
Hunt no further:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35677738
7 bags are gone, but there are 10 to go!
Up 700% on steady and growing volume with prospects in the link above.
CR
Let's hope ECCI is a hold
for a few months! Good luck! Up 700% so far.
More news today:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1234932167&article=36300038&symbol=NB%5EKRBF
Schedule 13G- scroll down link
Thanks, mkinhaw.............
this stock is doing well after the bad news crushed it.
It is a Phoenix stock for me.
PBOF volume was good today,
and we ended up.
Has anyone been following ECCI?
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35677738
700% increase in last week on seriously increasing volume.
CR
Skip this post:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35677738
Thanks,
CR
Can't post this on ".0001 Picks Only"
much longer. ECCI will not qualify on this board by the end of this week. It was at .0001 last week and closed at .0007 today. How many hundred percent is that rise on some seriously increasing volume?
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35677738
I'm open to recommendations of this caliber.
CR
Check out the "move before the move"
on the ECCI chart and then read this:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35677738
Andy knows what I mean. ;))
My old posts implied a CONTRACT with Fountain Quail/Aqua Pure or with their contractor, Devon Energy:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35588209
http://www.aqua-pure.com/downloads/managementUpdates/june15.pdf
Others here have posted that it is likely ECCI technology will be used in tandem with other technology, the Fountain Quail NOMADS for example.
My post of 2/11/09 implied a CONTRACT either with a new major oil company or with Aviation Exteriors Inc. I picked the new major oil company in my 2/11/09 post:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35544363
The ECCI management has said as much in its next to last PR:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Ecoloclean-Announces-Positive-bw-13734467.html
These are all possible contracts revealed by ECCI in previous Press Releases.
Poster "sterling" who work is in the I-Box has run hypothetical revenue projections on such contracts. He has assumed a two cent charge per gallon of recycled water. He got this number from DD by his own effort and other's efforts in talking to people in the field. Run the numbers yourself! The potential is not yet appreciated by the stock market.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35645906
Out of those "three" possible contracts, I hope for one of the first two: Fountain Quail/DEVON or a major new oil company. But I would be happy with any additional contract and any verifiable income. Once there is income, there could be profits. Once there are profits, there could be CPA's to publish financial papers. With some reliable transparency, there could be Pinksheet blessings (no "Stop Sign") or OTCBB listing. The future could be bright. (It couldn't get much darker now.) So, up, up and away! It is cool that the easy come easy go pumpers are not here yet chattering away with their hyperbole. This stock is slowly and positively building a base of shareholders to support a climb into the low pennies. IMHO
.0008
Royis Ward knows or knew!
Maybe he forgot how ECCI can get to .02 this Winter. Maybe some of the other management will let the equity owners of ECCI know with a PR how the business is going. Any Contracts Royis? Give us just a peak.
I'll settle for .02 this Winter.
And I'll settle for a press release anytime in February, or March if I have to wait until St. Patrick's Day 2009.
.0006/.0007 and I note that
ECCI likes to issue press releases at about 11:15 a.m. ET, judging from the date and time of recent PR's. Hey, that's in about 45 minutes?
Posted by: stervc ("Edited" by Crusader)
Date: Friday, May 02, 2008 3:25:50 AM
In reply to: tkcomputer9999 who wrote msg# 4107 Post # of 7233
ECCI .12 per share Valuation Consideration…("discounted" buy Crusader to .03pps)
This ECCI valuation consideration was derived in effort to try to determine a fair valuation for ECCI from some of the variables mentioned in the post below presented to us by Tkcomputer9999:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=28927851
ECCI Presumed Variables to Consider:
** 5 units running per day
** ECCI net $2,000 per day per unit
** Worse case scenario Outstanding Shares (OS) amount of 350,000,000 shares (Comment: now it is 3 billion worst case but I expect even then about 1/2 would be "restricted" shares (not trading for a year) so the "float" would be up to 1.5 billion shares. So I will just take 25% ("discounted") of the bottom line stervc estimates below.
5 x $2,000 = $10,000 per day
Understand that…
Revenues – Expenses = Net Income.
Net Income ÷ Outstanding Shares (OS) = Earnings Per Share (EPS)
This $10,000 per day we will consider as “Net Income” since we have already taken any kind of Expenses under consideration. Consider the monthly calculations to derive an annual calculation below:
$10,000 per day x 30 days = $300,000 Income per month
$300,000 x 12 months = $3,600,000 Income per year
From above…
Net Income ÷ OS = EPS
$3,600,000 ÷ 350,000,000 shares = EPS
.0102 = EPS
Since we are not quite sure just yet what Sector or Industry ECCI would trade under, it is a little difficult to determine a finite PE Ratio to use as its growth multiple to multiply with the EPS to determine its fair trading price. Because of this, it is generally accepted to use 12 as a conservative PE Ratio which would then give us the ECCI trading price of where ECCI could potentially be trading below:
12 Conservative PE Ratio x .0102 EPS = .1224 per share("discounted"= .03)
This means that given the variables that were mentioned as a consideration were true, ECCI would logically and fundamentally be worth somewhere in the area of .1224 per share.
This also means that the .1224 per share represents per increments of 5 units. So…
.1224 x 2 units of 5 = .2448 per share ("discounted" = .06pps)
.1224 x 3 units of 5 = .3672 per share ("discounted" = .09pps)
(Editor: This increase in number of units might require equity financing which was mentioned in the 8/06/08 press release as a reason for increasing the number of authorized shares.)
Again, this is considering that the variables that were used to derived the calculations for these figures are released as such.
v/r
Sterling
(Sterling, I hope you are "OK" with this editing of your post. You did not know the share structure would change on 8/06/08.)
Investors should note they now have an opportunity
to use the most powerful weapon their trading arsenal - sit on your hands and do nothing!
"...The third strategy is to sit on your hands and do nothing. Thinking about your next move, rather than acting immediately, is a strategy that often works,especially if people around you are allowing panic to set in and are selling all their investments. The same holds true for markets that are experiencing tremendous growth. The stock market will not continue to progress upwards in an exponential fashion and investors may be itching to jump head first into such a market. It is during periods of this volatility that doing nothing may be a very sound strategy to follow."
Fear & Greed = Sell or Buy
It's the calculus of trading stocks.
Fear & Greed = Sell or Buy
It is the calculus of trading! Knowledge is being dealt a good hand. Wisdom is the trump card.
Thanks for all the Tues. recommendations,
now to research and separate the wheat from the chaff.
Haynesville Shale:
http://geology.com/articles/haynesville-shale.shtml
We may need to know about this shale formation some day.
The connection may be as follows:
The are green, may have the same share structure and will both be soon trading in the 2 to 3 cent range for awhile. LOL
There were consistent negative opinions here,
and now they have turned positive. That means one of two things:
1.) pump and dump is in play on a large scale or 2.) there is inside information circulating to the effect that there is a contract negotiated with others on the way. All the ECCI press releases that you have read expressly state that there has been pilot work for potential customers and more recently laboratory testing for BIG customers. Some of those publish test results support speculation posted here by others that ECCI technology may or will be used in combination with other technology to recycle gas drilling frac water.
I have run cost efficiency comparisons of ECCI with ESPH from SEC filings and other sources, and ECCI is the winner on cost per gallon of recycled water. Effectiveness may warranty using both technologies in tandem to meet EPA goals. You should read sterling's revenue analysis in the I-Box:
Posted by: stervc Date: Sunday, June 01, 2008 3:03:42 PM
In reply to: None Post # of 7217 [Send a link via email]
ECCI Mobile Unit Valuation Consideration…
The earlier valuation I posted was derived from considering the rates of water treated to be 100 gallons per minute for the mobile unit and 1,000 gallons per minute for the stationary unit at a price of .02 per gallon:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=28970733
From their 15 May 08 PR, ECCI stated that their mobile units will generate 500 gallons per minute per mobile unit and 5,000 gallons per minute per stationary unit:
http://biz.yahoo.com/pz/080515/142803.html
With the thoughts below, I will primarily focus on the ”ECCI potential” derived from their mobile units.
The earlier ECCI valuation consideration was derived in effort to try to determine a fair valuation for ECCI from some of the variables mentioned in the posts below courtesy of Tkcomputer9999 and the PR above considering if any of the contracts expected are awarded:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=29287902
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=28927851
Before we can list the variables to consider, we must first derive the ECCI per minute amount of Income to be generated from each unit through logical deduction. I say Income because from my understanding and research, the money generated from the units will be pure profit. The Expenses have already been taken into account as evident from the units being purchased. Since ECCI have not been previously generating any Revenues, taxes and other Expenses will not be considered for keeping these derivations simple. Please further consider the thoughts below, but I highly recommend reading all of the attached links above to fully understand the following thoughts:
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Mobile Unit Rate of Water Treated
500 = gallons per minute for mobile units
.02 = cost per gallon
500 x .02 = $10.00 per gallon per minute
$10.00 x 60 minutes = $600.00 per hour
$600 x 24 hours = $14,400 per day
In summary, each ECCI mobile unit will provide water treatment at a rate of 500 gallons per minute at the cost of .02 per gallon which equates to Income of $10.00 per gallon per minute which equates to $600.00 per hour which equates to ECCI generating Income of $14,400 per day.
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ECCI Presumed Variables to Consider:
** 1 mobile unit running per day
** ECCI $14,400 Net Income per day per mobile unit as derived above
** Worse case scenario Outstanding Shares (OS) amount of 350,000,000 shares
Revenues – Expenses (Net) = Net Income.
Net Income ÷ Outstanding Shares (OS) = Earnings Per Share (EPS)
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$14,400 = 1 mobile unit x $14,400 Net Income per day per 1 mobile unit
$14,400 x 30 days = Net Income per month per 1 mobile unit
$430,000 = Net Income per month per 1 mobile unit
$430,000 x 12 months = Net Income per year per 1 mobile unit
$5,184,000 = Net Income per year per 1 mobile unit
It is expected that they will have 5 mobile units per operation as a minimum. So, that would multiply the total amount above by 5 to equate below:
$5,184,000 x 5 = Net Income per year per 5 mobile units
$25,920,000 = Net Income per year per 5 mobile units
From my understanding, the money generated from the units will be considered pure profit since Expenses would have already had been captured as evident from the existence of the units and from the thoughts I explained earlier above. Now let’s derive an Earnings Per Share (EPS).
Net Income ÷ OS = EPS
$25,920,000 ÷ 350,000,000 (OS) = EPS
.074 = EPS
Since we are not quite sure just yet what Sector or Industry ECCI would trade under, it is a little difficult to determine a finite PE Ratio to use as its growth multiple to multiply with the EPS to determine its fair trading price. Because of this, it is generally accepted to use 12 as a conservative PE Ratio. The share price below would give us the ECCI trading price of where ECCI could ”potentially” be trading if given a contract as what many of us are expecting to be announced any day now:
12 Conservative PE Ratio x .074 EPS = .89 per share
This means that given if the above variables that were mentioned as a consideration comes to fruition to be true as expected, ECCI would logically, fundamentally, and conservatively be worth somewhere in the area of .89 per share.
This also means that the .89 per share represents per increments of 5 units. So…
.89 x 2 units of 5 (10 total units) = $1.78 per share
.89 x 3 units of 5 (15 total units) = $2.67 per share
Let’s add that it’s no secret that Devon Energy is the largest and primary company that is highly interested in using the ECCI technology which is why all of them are there at the Barnett Shale. Devon Energy trades on the NYSE at $116.00+ per share under the ticker of DVN. Is doesn’t get much better than that for establishing a customer/partner for utilizing your patented technology. I have also confirmed that there are a few other NYSE stocks/companies that are interested in utilizing the ECCI technology.
I also have sound reason to know that the price of .02 per gallon that I used with my thoughts above is not even half the price that the major market companies are willing to pay for contracting with ECCI for them utilizing their patented technology. However, I used the .02 per gallon price to also remain conservative. Here’s another reason why DVN logically wants to use ECCI versus what they are doing now courtesy of Waverider110 which further adds to the .02 per gallon being conservative:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=29690208
Please understand that the above thoughts are not the gospel. These thoughts should only be used to gage what could be considered as ”potential” ECCI valuation if they consummate a contract with a major company as from what they had PR-ed as part of their plans. Again, this is considering that the variables that were used to derive the calculations for these figures are first officially released then we can use the thoughts above to use as a gage to measure the ”actual” ECCI valuation. So far, a good piece have been ”officially” released which allowed me to be able to calculate the above ”potential” ECCI valuation.
Now here’s the trick with determining the valuation for the use of the ”stationary” units. If the mobile units generate 500 gallons per minute and the stationary units generate 5,000 gallons per minute per gallon, then simply take those share price amounts above I derived and multiply them by 10 to get the ”potential” ECCI valuation if 5 stationary units were used instead of 5 mobile units which is what we think will be primarily used. I hope people see the magnitude and the ”potential” that resides here with ECCI. I think it’s worth taking the risk, especially at these levels.
v/r
Sterling
Authorized A/S is correct,
the last verified O/S was well under 1 billion. However, I'm going to focus on the Float. There may have been restricted shares given to vendors, officers and employees in the last 6 months. But as long as they are restricted, who cares.
As to the rest, convince yourself. You are the one who stands to make big money or lose an opportunity for big money. I have gone long this stock due to my own DD for over the last 6 months. I would not want it spoon fed to me. Neither should you.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35589436
There are so many good recommendations
here, we don't need anymore for awhile. The buy window looks crowed in pinkland. Friday & Saturday I posted here and almost every post had a stock symbol in the subject line. Generosity has no bounds in the casino of life.
867 bookmark- excellent board
Keeping my latest .0001/.0009 to myself for now. It will be out of the .0001 to .0009 range next week! Cheers
CR
I agree too.
Reverse splits are the kiss of shareholder death.
83 million shares outstanding here:
If it were 830,000 million shares outstanding, the price per share would be .022. Just a thought applicable to another stock that I like. ESPH is doing fine now. Any news on more contracts beyond pilot contracts on the Barnett Shale?
WEALTH of information:
MONEY LAUNDERING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT- CLEAN WATER PAYS OFF
http://geology.com/research/super-sized-thirst.shtml
A SUPER SIZED THIRST
To coax gas out of the concrete-like Barnett Shale, operators pump large amounts of water down their wells to fracture the rock. One horizontal well uses about 3 million gallons of water. Most of the water for these so-called “frac jobs” comes from groundwater. (The number of gas wells have exponentially increased between 2005 and 2009 on the Barnett.)
According to the Texas Railroad Commission, in 2005, about 2.6 billion gallons (or 8,000 acre-feet) of water were used for frac jobs in the Barnett Shale. That represents 1.6 percent of the water pumped from the Trinity Aquifer for all human uses.
That might not seem like a large percentage. It is an average, though. In some areas, gas drilling might represent 10 or 20 percent of the local usage.
“On average for the aquifer, this is not a big deal,” says Jean-Philipe Nicot, a geological engineer at the Bureau of Economic Geology. “But for some heavily drilled areas like Denton County, it may be an issue. If that drilling expands elsewhere in the area it may become significant.”
If drillers have one vertical well every 40 acres, and if each corresponds to one water well nearby, water use is well distributed across the landscape. In the Barnett Shale, though, it’s typical to use horizontal drilling with multiple wells originating in a much smaller area. Pipelines are also used to deliver water from one spot to many wells.
“If you have one location heavily pumping water to hundreds of wells,” says Nicot, “then people in the vicinity would see an impact.”
In January 2007, Nicot and Potter released a report for the Texas Water Development Board estimating the water use for frac jobs in the Trinity Aquifer from 2007 through 2025. They noted uncertainties due to potential changes in the price of gas which might dampen or accelerate drilling and uncertainties due to new technologies or recycling techniques that might lower the amount of water used in each individual well. Under a mid-range scenario, the team projected a total groundwater use in that time period of 183,000 acre-feet (or 59.6 billion gallons or 226 million cubic meters).
About 80 new wells are drilled in the area each month. As the rush to capture more gas from the Barnett play intensifies, the amount of water used for frac jobs will likely rise. At some point, it could compete with water for drinking and farming. Neighbors with shallow water wells might see their supplies drop.
To complicate matters, the region has experienced a severe drought since the beginning of 2005. According to John Nielson-Gammon, Texas State Climatologist, this drought is one of the most severe the region has felt in the past century. “There’s been a shortage of hay and grass for cattle to graze, crop failures and reduced yields,” he says.
“We’re expecting a wetter than normal winter because of El Nino,” says Nielson Gammon. “But it’s going to take a lot more rain to make up for the deficits. I wouldn’t be surprised to see droughts continue next summer.”
The oil and gas industry might eventually be forced to use less water in artificial fracturing. Researchers at Texas A&M University are studying techniques for recycling used frac water.
Of course, concerns over water use would evaporate if the price of natural gas dropped to a point that made drilling uneconomical.
For more information about the Jackson School contact J.B. Bird at jbird@jsg.utexas.edu
http://geology.com/research/barnett-shale-gas.shtml
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The Haynesville Shale may eventually become the world's largest producing gas field, Aubrey McClendon, CEO of Chesapeake Energy and a pioneer of the play in east Texas and northwest Louisiana, said Wednesday.
Chesapeake expects the play, which only became widely known when the company began talking about it last March, will produce at least 500 Tcf over time and then recover around 700 Tcf before potentially growing even larger, McClendon said during a presentation to the annual Cambridge Energy Research Associates conference in Houston.
Related Pictures
Haynesville/Bossier Shale Play
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"We think in time it will become the largest gas field in the world at 1.5 quadrillion cubic feet," he added.
Haynesville will become the largest US gas field by 2020, he added.
Meanwhile, the Barnett Shale play in north Texas, which sparked the shale craze earlier this decade, now produces 4.5 to 5 Bcf/d, and "is largely responsible for the current oversupply of natural gas" in the US, said the CEO. However, Chesapeake does not believe production will peak at more than 7 Bcf/d.
"If the current 100 rigs there -- half what it was six months ago -- holds, this field won't ever produce more than about 6 Bcf/d," he said.
Last week, Chesapeake peer EOG Resources said it expected the Haynesville to peak in the first quarter at 5 Bcf/d.
In addition, McClendon projected that a declining rig count could cause a 7% to 8%, and possibly even as much as 10%, decline in US natural gas production.
"You could see as much as a 10 Bcf/d swing in gas output year over year," McClendon said. US gas production currently hovers about 60 Bcf/d.
However, oilfield service costs should be down this year about 20%, and that, on top of the fall in rig count, should also spur recovery in the rig count, he said.
"The seeds of recovery in gas prices are being sown today and we think 2010 and 2011 should be a much better environment," said the CEO.
He also said he believes the US gas rig count, which peaked at about 1,500 rigs last September, needs to go down about 60% to create the much-sought price rebound. It is currently at 1,104 rigs.
http://www.rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=72839
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I always worry about the O/S on penny stocks,
but Dale mentioned that the next PR will reveal the outstanding shares of ECCI. Bravo!
The Sun also Rises:
#1 "In bull-fighting they speak of the terrain of the bull and the terrain of the bull-fighter. As long as a bull-fighter stays in his own terrain he is comparatively safe. Each time he enters into the terrain of the bull he is in great danger. Belmonte, in his best days, worked always in the terrain of the bull. This way he gave the sensation of coming tragedy."
- Chapter 18, The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway
#2 "Because he did not look up to ask if it pleased he did it all for himself inside, and it strengthened him, and yet he did it for her, too. But he did not do it for her at any loss to himself."
- Chapter 18, The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway
#3 "[T]he end of the line. All trains finish there. They don't go on anywhere."
- Chapter 19, The Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway
ECCI:"IR: they are busy working towards a contract"
(.0001 to now .0006-last warning before Tuesday's open)
Yep, that's what we are talking about...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35589436
Posted by: Crusader Date: Friday, February 13, 2009 11:29:27 AM
In reply to: co pilot who wrote msg# 7172 Post # of 7181
My previous post today implied a CONTRACT with Fountain Quail/Aqua Pure or with their contractor, Devon Energy:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35588209
My post of 2/11/09 implied a CONTRACT either with a new major oil company or with Aviation Exteriors Inc. I picked the new major oil company in my 2/11/09 post:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35544363
These are all possible contracts revealed by ECCI in previous Press Releases.(If you read closely and do some simple Google research.)
Out of those "three" possible contracts, I hope for one of the first two: Fountain Quail/DEVON or a major new oil company. But I would be happy with any contract and any identifiable income. Once there is income, there could be profits. Once there are profits, there could be CPA's to publish financial papers. With some reliable transparency, there could be Pinksheet blessings (no "Stop Sign") or OTCBB listing. The future could be bright. (It couldn't get much darker now.) So, up, up and away!
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=35589875
Posted by: mustangsny Date: Friday, February 13, 2009 11:38:28 AM
In reply to: Crusader who wrote msg# 7177 Post # of 7181
I think you are right on one of the three you mentioned. Lets hope it's two out of the three. Just got back to my office in Rio and it is looking good. It would be a vote of confidence it this stock shot up just under .001. Then I would be more of a believer with news next week sending this thing to .005.
Not out of the realm of possibilities. the higher it goes more buyers will be attracted to this stock. Over a penny I think we would see some more players jump on board. People want to see some meaningful moves for them to buy to instill
confidence. They would rather pay a higher price knowing that this company is the real thing.