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out MCLD at 1.21 /em
SIX kids here ...
my youngest is 8
my three older ones are out of the house - have TWO grandkids
Lazarus
ps - and all the kids are from one wife
you missed SRLM...
maybe get some action on SHSH
Lazarus
in MON @ 23.80 /em
MAMH looks attractively price...
they have about .006 per share in cash and no long term debt
although the only compelling reason to buy now would be to wait for news of revenue growth, new product line, or merger candidate...but that's better than chasing after it.
Lazarus
out SURW @36.11 and hoping it might pull back...
...but might very well march right on up. anyway, good for almost 4 points
Lazarus
shawn ....
averaged down today on my losing position in WSTD
Lazarus
Can you tell me what the deal is on those private sales of shares are for next to nothing??? http://biz.yahoo.com/t/m/mxdy.ob.html
they always make me a little nervous..especially when they are giving the stock out at .001 [an indication of what insiders value the paper at]
also the equity is questionable --- they only have 5,979 in CASH...so current liabilities are 95 times greater than current assets. Also what are the intagible assets??? and how are they valued???
to answer my own question about the intangible assets the Q says
LIQUIDITY AND CAPITAL RESOURCES. We have cash of $5,979 as of March 31, 2003. Our total current assets were also $5,979 as of March 31, 2003. We also had $27,000 in receivables that are not recorded due to uncertainty of collections. Our total assets were $1,450,136 as of March 31, 2003, of which $110,283 was
represented by property and equipment. We also had license rights of approximately $1,333,874.
these licensing rights that are valued at over a million dollars may be worthless. i recall a little company that valued its intangible assets at 10 million but knew for a fact that they were worth only few thousand....you gotta be real careful when it comes to intangible assets.
Current assets:
Cash................................................... $ 5,979
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Total current assets..................... 5,979
Property and equipment, net................................ 110,283
Intangible assets, net..................................... 1,333,874
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$ 1,450,136
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Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities............... $ 29,097
Notes payable (Note D)................................. 490,000
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities............... 48,963
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Total current liabilities................ 568,060
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Shareholders' equity (Note E):
Preferred stock........................................ --
Common stock........................................... 1,723,250
Additional paid-in capital............................. 416,750
Retained deficit....................................... (1,257,924)
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Total shareholder's equity............... 882,076
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$ 1,450,136
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MAXIMUM DYNAMICS, INC.
NOTES TO CONDENSED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
UNAUDITED
Note payable to corporation, 8 percent interest rate,
matures February 15, 2004, unsecured.........................$ 282,000
Note payable to individual, 8 percent interest rate,
matures February 15, 2004, unsecured.........................$ 70,000
Note payable to individual, 200 percent interest rate,
matures August 31, 2003, unsecured...........................$ 25,000
Note payable to individual, , 200 percent interest rate,
matures August 31, 2003, unsecured...........................$ 25,000
Note payable to individual, , 200 percent interest rate,
matures August 31, 2003, unsecured...........................$ 25,000
Note payable to individual, , 200 percent interest rate,
matures August 31, 2003, unsecured...........................$ 35,000
Note payable to individual, , 200 percent interest rate,
matures August 31, 2003, unsecured...........................$ 20,000
Note payable to individual, , 200 percent interest rate,
matures August 31, 2003, unsecured...........................$ 5,000
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$ 490,000
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Interest expense totaled $48,963 for the three months ended March 31, 2003. Accrued interest payable on the promissory notes also totaled $48,963 at March 31, 2003.
weird
THMG - birth pangs /eom
SureWest Bringing Triple-play Service to Elk Grove
Thursday August 14, 2:42 pm ET
Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission Authorizes Activation of New Area
SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 14, 2003--Integrated communications provider SureWest Communications (Nasdaq:SURW - News) has been authorized by the Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission to launch its triple-play service in the city of Elk Grove as part of the company's continuing buildout of Sacramento County. SureWest bundles a triple-play of services in metropolitan Sacramento including up to 260 channels of digital television (featuring video-on-demand and pay-per-view), high-speed Internet access, and local and long distance phone service on one bill.
"SureWest is pleased to receive approval from the Sacramento Metropolitan Cable Television Commission to bring the region's only triple-play bundle to Elk Grove," said Fred Arcuri, senior vice president and COO, SureWest Broadband. "We anticipate activating triple-play service for portions of the Elk Grove community beginning in 2004."
The SureWest footprint into Elk Grove includes an area bordered by Interstate 5 and Laguna to the west, Grant Line Road, Highway 99 and Elk Grove Boulevard to the south and east, and Calvine Road to the north.
About SureWest Communications
With nearly 90 years in Northern California, SureWest Communications and its family of companies represent an integrated network of highly reliable advanced communications products and services with the highest standards of customer care. Founded as Roseville Telephone Company, the company has expanded to provide digital cable TV, fiber optics, PCS wireless, DSL, high-speed Internet access, data transport, local and long distance telephone service, and directories. For more information, visit the SureWest web site at www.surewest.com.
Safe Harbor Statement
Statements made in this news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements and are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks, assumptions and uncertainties that could cause the company's actual results to differ from those projected in such forward-looking statements.
Important factors that could cause actual results to differ from those set forth in the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: advances in telecommunications technology, changes in the telecommunications regulatory environment, changes in competition in markets in which the company operates, changes affecting the California economy in general and the Sacramento, California region in particular, the availability of future financing, changes in the demand for services and products, new product and service development and introductions, pending and future litigation and unanticipated changes in the growth of the company's emerging businesses, including the PCS, Internet and CLEC operating entities.
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Contact:
SureWest Communications
Dave Kamp, 916-746-3123
d.kamp@surewest.com
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Source: SureWest Communications
HXBM another creepy stock...
...just keeps creeping up.
Lazarus
in GM @ 37.28 /eom
SURW to $40.00? /eom
i guess i did get a little mouthy...
going back into WGAT @.58
Lazarus
lots of bottles :)
sold my WGAT after hours for a 20 cent gain....
....now i can afford a good bottle of brandy
Lazarus
after market purchase...
a nice pipe on EBAY
now im gonna take the remains of my Pere Magloire VSOP that's sitting on my shelf in frong of me and pour it down the drain. FRANCE SUCKS and i dont need their wines or liquors.
look at the website --- http://www.pere-magloire.com/
teh stuck up little losing bastards dont even have English access.
DOWN THE DRAIN IT GOES!!!!</B>
Lazarus
picked up some Q just now at 4.09
holding all buys
methinks PACW will run to around 2.25 soon
liquid piggy SIRI moving up
i passed on it yesterday at .003 and certainly not going to buy it today @ .00whatever. stocks like DMNX and QBID just dont cut it with me.
bought MCLD,INAP,DSLN,and WGAT today
good luck with your subber
Lazarus
WGAT action on poko volume
HXBM creeping up on Patent POWER.
luving it!
LITS moving higher ....
THMG another favorite for big moves in the future
Lazarus
ditto
check out the chart on SRLM ....
[im no longer in it]
Lazarus
bidding for more THMG -- friday and today -- with no fills
added more HVGO today
also holding LITS and SHSH
added some more HVGO today
Lazarus
out today @ 3.90....but LOOK to get back in ;)
Lazarus
Swarming gold bugs chase gold index to 6-year high
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=3247841
Fri August 8, 2003 02:01 PM ET
By Alden Bentley
NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Seeking refuge from an imploding bond market and troubled dollar, investors are piling back into the gold sector, driving shares in pure-gold-play mining stocks Friday to their highest levels in more than six years.
On the American Stock Exchange, the HUI Gold Bugs Index .HUI -- comprised of mining companies that only sell gold as it is mined, instead of pre-selling to lock in future prices with forwards and options -- surged 3.3 percent to 174.33, its highest since March 1997.
The spot price of gold bullion and the Philadelphia Stock Exchange's more inclusive XAU Index .XAU of gold and silver mining shares were also grinding higher but lagged the non-hedgers, which some small investors and portfolio managers see as a more liquid proxy for physical metal.
The XAU Index was up 2.5 percent at 84.73.
"The stocks are telling you that gold should do something," said Caesar Bryan, manager of the $210 million Gabelli Gold Fund. "People buying the equities clearly think that the gold price is probably going to make some progress."
The HUI is up 18 percent this year, doubling the 9.5 percent gain in the XAU and the 9.8 percent rise in the Dow Jones industrial stock average.
The XAU is considered the benchmark U.S. precious metals index. But the HUI has stolen some of the attention this year as miners rethought long-time hedging programs under pressure from investors angered at companies that overhedged and could not benefit from rallying bullion prices.
Newmont Mining Corp. NEM.N , the world's largest gold company, also set a new high at $38.24 on the New York Stock Exchange Friday, continuing to capitalize on an anti-hedging policy.
Greg Weldon, publisher of Metal Monitor and Money Monitor, said "That same breakout is not being confirmed by the hedged XAU and some of the other blue chippers," specifying AngloGold Ltd. ANGJ.J of South Africa and Barrick Gold Corp. ABX.TO of Toronto, both hedgers, which round out the top three producers.
"Is this simply money flow out of bonds and bond funds and into shares as we see the stock-bond ratio flip the other way toward stocks again?" he mused. "Since financial shares are on the ropes ... You are looking at cyclicals, and more specifically some of the base metal stocks have gotten a bid and some of the leading mining shares."
Newmont, with a market capitalization of $14 billion, rose from No. 2 to No. 1 in the industry last year after acquiring Australia's Normandy Mining in a three-way deal with Canada's Franco-Nevada Mining Corp. Ltd.
It immediately vowed to unwind to unwind some 10 million ounces of Normandy's hedges, a task it has nearly completed.
Gold was the winningest stock sector in 2002 and remained a darling this year, as nervous financial markets favored hard assets while the United States went to war in Iraq and the economy teetered on the brink of recession and deflation.
Bullion rose to its highest price since 1996 in February. While its current price around $357 is off some $31 from the $388 peak, there has been no sustained let-up in interest.
Ironically, mining companies last year turned into net buyers of gold as they unwound forward sales. For years gold bugs had complained that hedging was depressing the gold price.
This contributed to the about-face in sentiment since 2001. In the 1990s gold looked like a relic of the old economy and its price hit a 20-year low at $252 an ounce in 1999 before the stock market boom went bust. (Additional reporting by David Brinkerhoff)
LNUX running
LOOK - filling the gap...
beginning position here
buying a little SIRI here @ 1.58
of course...
...nobody was actually on the sell side of those trades.
lol
Lazarus
...and just took a little profit
re-entered LNUX @ 2.34 /eom
THMG[e] loses the E tomorrow
'Little Bear' surprises Croat flasher
Last Update: Saturday, August 2, 2003. 9:44am (AEST)
A drunken Croat flasher got more excitement than he bargained for when he pushed his penis through a woman's fence and her dog bit it.
The visibly drunk man was seen walking down a street in the capital, Zagreb, and started swearing and shouting at the woman for no apparent reason.
He then shoved his penis through her fence, unaware her dog Little Bear was on the other side.
Police say the man was not badly injured and will be charged with insulting the moral feelings of citizens.