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CCMJ to the rescue and you all have a good day. I'm outie unless I check my email and got a response then I'll be innie.
ahhh I see, sorry tweety. Just hit respond when reading so many attacks. Didn't mean nothing by it towards you personally. Forgive please.
That's cool Penny, but let them have their opinions. It's not doing anyone any good to go off and have a heart murmur over this since neither side can prove anything at this point. Just keep posting positive posts about CCMJ and let the others post and then let the chips fall where they may. Good luck to ya dude, you know I'm here for the haul.
ME THINking tweety, and ummmmmmm consider this lectured about CCMJ board. It's all old fight and no new to add so that makes it "noise" which I have had the pleasure of getting aquainted with recently do to IHUB tou. So constantly repeating the same info over and over is NOISE.
OMG is this getting vicious in here or what. We all know the views by now so quit fighting unless there's something new to add to the fight. THESE ARE OPINIONS PEOPLE AND NOTHING MORE. CCMJ will prove one side or the other right and it won't happen one second before they want it to. so please, SHUT UP AND QUIT FIGHTING.
I'm cash strapped personally. Bought in at .0040 and waiting for the rebound.
Well OG, as I said before, major game players are here so we aren't done seeing the bid whacking. Once they get their required shares, this will go up. Of course, if those with money would fight those game players, this would move but hey, if I could get a few million 20 bucks cheaper, I might do it too.
I could see where you would get that. I'm hoping they have turned a corner though. Or should I say I hope the other company acquiring them is worth it.
Here's a link to what I found on Drivers Alert.
http://www.driversalert.com/live/System.aspx
And before anyone tries to ream me for what it says at the beginning of the last post about the r/m being a done deal with drivers alert, I did not say what came after where it says CCMJ. That was all part of what I found. I only wrote the opening paragraph. I've been in contact with Mr. W at CCMJ as I have posted in the past and am once again in contact with him again.
Never said the company can't lie now did I? I'm waiting on more info before jumping to conclussions though, that's for sure where it concerns CCMJ. I am doing inquiries at this moment with a few sources and contacts. Maybe, just maybe, I can get something to chew on is how you should view my posts. Afterall, this is an opinion board so drop your opinion at will.
Hey all, I was digging and found this. I've heard of these guys and they are rather large. I'm still digging for more. As far as I know, they are a private company.
CCMJ Reverse Merger is a done deal. Driver's Alert services upwards of 500,000 vehicles and growing.
http://www.driversalert.com
Driver’s Alert helps companies manage their fleet safety and vehicle monitoring whether they have one vehicle or tens of
thousands, all at one location or with multiple locations in the US, US territories and Canada.
There are over 10,000 companies on our vehicle monitoring program and that number is increasing.
Our clients include insurance companies, trucking companies, law enforcement agencies, school districts, delivery services, utilities,waste management companies and many more.
Some of Driver's Alert clients include Hertz, Tyco, ConAgra, Comcast, Brinks Home Security, Greyhound Bus, CoachUSA, Rentway, Keebler and more...
Driver's Alert services upwards of 500,000 vehicles
GUARANTEED FLEET SAFETY RESULTS
Driver's Alert offers the industry standard fleet management and vehicle monitoring system. Our state-of-the-art, real-time, computerized reporting system, is accurate, fast and convenient. Authorized fleet management personnel have secure Internet access to all vehicle monitoring and fleet management reports.
In addition, operator's of commercial fleets look to us to provide their driver's with a convenient and easy to use fleet safety training program. The Driver's Alert fleet safety program uses engaging, interactive courses averaging 15 to 30 minutes in length and courses are offered in both English and Spanish.
Our results prove the success of a fleet safety training program combined with a vehicle monitoring system. After participating in the program for one year, 78 trucking companies with fleets ranging from 10 to 300 vehicles experienced the following results:
Loss Ratio Decreased by 39%
Accident Frequency Declined by 56%
DOT-Reported Accidents Down by 27%
Call us today at 1.800.443.9600
This was posted on pinnacle in June of this year about CCMJ's share structure. They also provided a company evaluation
At present the structure for CCMJ is 500 million authorized, 379 million issued and a float of approximately 150 million. We have authorized our transfer agent Island Stock Transfer to confirm these figures for all those that inquire on a monthly basis. CCMJ will not increase the float or add to the market dilution.
The net worth of CCMJ exceeds $7,300,000 with a net book value per share of $.019. CCMJ shares are materially under valued in the market today.
I seen something like this yesterday but didn't have the time to post it. I'm gonna join their bloody site and see what the prevailing winds are. Thanks for posting.
With what's been uncovered today and over the last few weeks, I have a new opinion on what could be the pps post r/m. I'm thinking that we are looking at a pps in the $1 range. I'll list a few reasons why.
1. The acquiring company appears to have demanded that a note be abolished before any r/m.
2. CCMJ has recieved some contracts as of late that increase the value of any r/m company as they will have instant money stream from the contracts.
3. Although the latest pr was alot of fluff, there was what we needed to hear and that is that negotiations have not ended with no r/m.
4. Coming from different streams that i have contacted, the r/m appears to be a real deal. After I talked to Meryl Lynch and they confirmed that CCMJ was negotiating but they didn't find out with whom, it leant more strength to the r/m as a real possibility when a large brokerage can confirm. Matt was intrigued and made a reference to ML possibly doing a large block buy. I can't confirm or deny if they did or not but there was an inference there.
5. It does not appear that the CEO has lied about what the goings ons with CCMJ have been. There is speculation on this board of his doings not being above board. Understand that there is a lack of evidence pointing to an outright lie instead of the CEO taking a different path after he released a statement that did not impact the stock in a dramatic way.
6. And finally, the last thing that seams to be giving reverence to this being an actual r/m with a private company of some standing is that the private company is requiring that CCMJ jump through some hoops in order to do the merger. This would tend to lend itself to the abilities of the acquiring company as being one of a larger nature. What I mean by that is that if this was a smaller company doing the r/m, then CCMJ could just tell them that the note goes along with the merger and the small company wouldn't have a whole lot to say about it. Larger companies have more to say about it because it gives the board members of the company being acquired and their institutional investors a chance to get out of this having pulled a major profit in the end even after all the termoil. Larger companies place big demands on companies they are about to take over because they know they can. It's kind of like playing No limit hold-um. A small company can try to bluff but if they get caught, the merger is done and they get left in the dust. A larger company does not have to bluff as the strength of thier company is a known quantity. Therefore, CCMJ would find it necessary to do what it takes to please them.
This is all in my opinion
Xilo
Here's my take on the charts down here. They are not worth a whole lot as someone with as little as $500 can affect a stock down in penny land with great rebuse. I personally don't like the chart talk about CCMJ at all. There is major news trumping any chart moves at this point imo with the r/m news. On top of that, the game players are here and active imo. So any chart noise will be muted by what the game players and the guys with $500 want to do imo. That's my take on charts down in CCMJ and penny land in general.
Rooster, that should put to bed any questions of the share structure that were swerling around here yesterday and early today. Thanks for posting those results of your email enquiry.
Xilo
So then I wasn't too far off on the 5 mil at the bell. That's the group getting ready to do an all out assault on this to pump is all. Here they come, and here we will go. .0060 might be a bit low once they get in.
Wait a minute you two. I don't have a problem with bashers at all. It's okay with me if they make a profit while they bashed because that's the name of the game. Logan and a few others don't see it so clear as a good thing here. SO WHAT, LET THEM HAVE THEIR OPINION. No way we know who's right until the end so just please quit telling them to sell and move on. The negative posters have a purpose here too and that's to keep the pumpers in check much like what they are doing over at BLDV. The mods over their tend to kill off any posts that are negative even if the only tou violation was saying high to someone. NOW THAT'S MANIPULATION. As for me, please do post negative. It keeps me checking facts and making sure things are Koshir. So if you don't like the negative posters and your afraid their gonna crash the stock, then the company wasn't worth hanging onto anyway imo. I just wonder if people were face to face, would they call each other out like they do here.
You all have a good one and God Bless.
well I guess I was off a bit on the 5 mil. Sorry. Now this was an accumulation type of day. The gamers are here now and ready to go.
probably come right at the close or a few seconds after. I'm just wondering if theirs 5 mil in shares out there to get.
Watch and see if theirs not a buy put in at the close of the bell for about 5 million or so. Something tells me that the group is getting set to get into this big time. All imo
you and me both penny, you and me both.
Was just posing a question was all. Got tired of the bickering over the o/s and thought I'd bring up a different point to yell at each other over. Then that toyota call out. Mannnnnnnnnnn did I get excited until I re-read the post and seen that he didn't say toyota was buying them, just what if, LMAO.
Just remember what I said about those game players being here. They are still here. I said watch and see if this don't go down a bit cuz they want in, then in the late part of the session, this will go up.
Okay, just to throw this out there. What happens if they announce that they merged with a worse off company then they are? Sounds like what moaning and BLDV did with that company a few years ago. Not saying that's what's up, just asking what will we see with the pps?
Just wanted my two cents in on this. SELL SELL SELL NOW. Oh wait a minute, BUY BUY BUY NOW. Look, we aren't even close to the 4 week mark yet. Just a little over half way there. We see a lift in the o/s and panick. Then later this week company comes out and explains what the uptic was in o/s and all will be going "ohhhhhhhhhhhhh godddddddddddddd runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn". Then the news of the reverse merger will come and it will be, OMG WHAT DID I DO LAST WEEK IN SELLING. MAN AM I A PUTZ.
jUST my take on it so don't kill me in the process.
not wrong enough to worry about. I think they only wanted to let investors know that the r/m was still moving forward and decided to add all the fluff on top of it.
BLDV undervalued, ROFLMAO. When there is nothing in the way of equipment or product or contracts or even an office, how can you call that undervalued? That is actually NO VALUE. IMO a scuzzy CEO leading a nothing company that tells the shareholders nothing is also a non-value. BTW, has anyone posted anything from BLDV where they have done anything in the way of signing a contract??? And that land assesment in Belize does not count as a contract for the good girls and boys. Afterall, even Belize President don't believe they'll follow through.
Hello all. I'm not dissing on GGLB. This is still going down just a bit more. I'm seeing it in the high 000's before it starts climbing abit. And don't start shredding me if it goes up two tics before coming down. This things pattern has been to go from trip zero's to about .0030 and then back again and then up again. Since we havn't seen trip 000's yet, it's not done going south. All imo.
Eur06, neither right now, I'm tapped. I am in it already though.
Euro I didn't confuse them at all. Was asking a question of something that I thought happened within a R/M was all.
I'm not sure as I see the increase in shares as a lie either. When they posted that the shares weren't going up at that point and in the forseeable future, that was two weeks ago, the 24th of July. So then something happened that necessitated the increase which didn't make it a lie so much as it was a new business need by the company. I know I may lose some good brownie points here but I'll give um the bene of the doubt on this one. Perhaps the note holder made them an offer, knowing that the R/M was taking place, that they could repay the loan with shares if the company wanted. CCMJ, not being stupid, said yes and increased the shares to cover the debt. As I said, this would be a new business process thus not making it a lie. I'm thinking that if this is the case, then the note holder knows that the R/M is for real and that they are expecting some huge profits in a short period of time. All in my opinion
Xilo
Thank you for the info. My bad on the R/S. Okay, so at what price would be reasonable for the buyback then? I know it matters on who's doing the r/m but anyone have an educated guess.
but I thought companies did a R/S before the buy back is where I was going. Am I wrong on that?
On the R/M, does anyone have an intelligent amounth that a reverse stock split would come at for CCMJ. I"m not seeing where one would really be called for but a possible 2 or 3 for 1 imo might be in the cards
Orious, I'm thinking to learn that kind of stuff, you need to go do some private searching on google and see what it could do.
25X21 Here's Johnny. Had to run home for a few minutes. Bug bombed this morning in response to the serious uptick we should see this week. Families all here waiting.
BOARD MEMBERS, DON'T SELL. THERE'S A GROUP THAT IS IN HERE THAT WANTS THE PRICE TO DROP SO THEY CAN GET IN CHEAP. DON'T SELL. It's been seen on other boards that when they show up on a board, they crash the stock in the a.m. and then rip it upwards in the p.m. Right now they are just trying to get the price down a bit. They should have been here on friday, they could have gotten in at .0012, LMAO
My SEC filing against BLDV and moaning. And so no one thinks I lied about filing that complaint to the SEC, here's a response from them concerning BLDV. The only changes to the below is that I removed my name and email.
SEC Response - File SFRO1287711/Blue Diamond Ventures, Inc.Friday, August 1, 2008 12:28 PM
From: "U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission" <oiea@sec.gov>Add sender to Contacts To: "" <:
We are taking your complaint very seriously, and have referred it to the appropriate people within the SEC.
Please understand that the SEC conducts its investigations on a confidential basis and neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation unless we bring charges against someone involved. We do this to protect the integrity and effectiveness of our investigative process and to preserve the privacy of the individuals and entities involved. As a result, we will not be able to provide you with any future updates on the status of your complaint or of any pending SEC investigation.
Below is a flyer that describes our policy as it will apply to your complaint. Please contact me if you have other questions.
Sincerely,
CHERYL M LAWSON
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
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