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HDSN and VFIN big sign of dilution.
well that took care of that lol
Here's a great site, if you go to the fund sorter, it can rank in terms of distribution rates.
www.etfconnect.com
I'd really like to see the 4th quarter numbers. If this company is legit, they better put out something.
New rules for all non-reporting companies. Goes into effect Feb. 15th 2008. They will no longer be able to sell unrestricted shares, this is being done to try to stop pinkies from diluting. All shares sold will now be restricted for one year, so no more dumping shares on the market. This should have a big effect in the pink sheets as this is how most scams make money. It is also meant to encourage them to become reporting companies.
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/txt-srch-sec?section=Entire+Website&text=145&sort=rank
Final Rule: Revisions to Rules 144 and 145
Conforming Version (To Conform to Release Published in the Federal Register) SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION 17 CFR Parts 230 and 239 [Release No. 33-8869; File No. S7-11-07] RIN 3235-AH13
Size: 206413 Modified: 12/13/2007 /rules/final/2007/33-8869.pdf
I asked a simple question, if you can't answer it, don't respond.
What's the good reason for having an AS that is 25x the current OS? What is good for a CEO is usually not good for shareholders.
Can you update the IBOX for IGTP. TIA
Commissioners approve McAllister condominiums
By Nick Gevock, of The Montana Standard - 12/08/2007
The small town of McAllister is set to grow following Madison County commissioners’ approval this week of a condominium housing project along U.S. Highway 287 there.
Commissioners unanimously approved the 32-condo Moose Creek Village project Tuesday.
The housing development plan also includes eight to 10 commercial spaces that will face Highway 287, and a play area.
The goal of the project is to create a family-oriented community in which first-time buyers can get into a property, said Raul Luciani, a McAllister builder with CP Development who is developing the nine-acre parcel.
“My daughter has been trying to move back (to the Madison Valley), and she hasn’t been able to find anything that’s affordable,” he said in a telephone interview. “Homes are pretty much unattainable because it pretty much fell on the same pattern as Bozeman.” Moose Creek Village will consist of eight, four-plex condo units. Luciani said the condos will range from roughly 1,600 to 1,800 square feet, include a two-car garage and other amenities.
The buildings will not exceed two stories in height. Luciani said the condos will be priced starting at $200,000.
The entire project will have a four-acre play area that will be fenced to keep in children. And it will operate on a community water and sewer system.
Madison County Planner Charity Fechter said that aspect of the project makes it unusual in the area.
“They do require continued maintenance and operation,” she said. “But that is one of the particular aspects of this development that allows him to have the density he’s after — it’s definitely not your run-of-the-mill, large-lot subdivision.” Commissioners added a few conditions to the project’s approval. Luciani will have to complete the wastewater treatment system before homes can be built.
In addition, he is required to conduct a traffic study and make any needed improvements to North Meadow Creek Road.
Commissioner Jim Hart said the project largely complies with the goals set in the recently adopted Madison Valley Growth Plan. In particular, it’s putting homes in an already existing community.
While there were concerns about the project’s density and effect on traffic in the area expressed by residents, Hart said those can be worked out.
“They could actually have seven or nine single homesites there, which creates its own problems with possible livestock and other things,” he said. “They’re paying their own way and willing to do the improvements on roads and paying attention to the neighbors around them as well as they can.”
Development project in McAllister moves forward
By Nick Gevock, of The Montana Standard - 11/29/2007
VIRGINIA CITY — A condominium and commercial project in the tiny town of McAllister, north of Ennis, won a green light this week from the Madison County Planning Board to proceed. (See related story about the controversial subdivision put on hold on Page A1.) The board recommended unanimously that the county approve the Moose Creek Village Planned Unit Development. The project, being done by developer Raul Luciani, includes 32 condos and up to 10 commercial spaces next to the U.S. Post Office in McAllister.
Luciani plans to build eight, four-unit residential condo buildings and eight to 10 commercial units that would face Highway 287 on the nine-acre property. It would also include over half of the property as a play area.
He told the board that with a community sewer and water system and the goal being to provide affordable housing, he needed the higher density to make the project pencil out.
“There is no affordable housing in the area,” Luciani said. “In order to be able to provide the affordable housing, I have to be able to have the units.” But several nearby landowners spoke in opposition to the project. They said it would bring increased traffic to an already congested intersection and could pollute nearby Meadow Creek with wastewater.
Among the opponents was Bob Miller, owner of the Bear Claw Bar and Grill across Highway 287. He said the proposal should be held off until the state fixes up the intersection of the highway and North Meadow Creek Road.
The road has had problems for years and Miller said that would only get worse with the increase in traffic from the residents living there.
“If the road was congested in 2004, 2005, think of how bad it is now,” he said. “It’s just a tremendous problem; it’s just a disaster waiting to happen with no turning lanes.” Other opponents criticized the plan for a community wastewater system and drainfield.
But Lewis Burton, an engineer from Bozeman working on the project, said the wastewater would be highly treated and well below federal safe limits for pollutants in drinking water.
The board in the end unanimously voted to recommend the project with little discussion. Board members Kathy Looney, John Lounsbury, Dorothy Davis, Lane Adamson, Laurie Schmidt, Don Loyd, Eileen Pearce and Dave Maddison voted for the project.
Moose Creek Village will now go to the county commission for a final decision.
Reporter Nick Gevock can be reached at nick.gevock@mtstandard.com.
if it qualifies for a state program, its being subsidized in some form. Do you think they're doing it out of good will?
"Moose Creek will provide quality affordable housing opportunities with easy access to Ennis schools, shopping and close proximity to Bozeman, MT. The property will consist of 32 residential condominiums and 7 commercial offices and will qualify for the first time buyers program sponsored by the State."
not to mention that its a low income/subsidized housing project, for people who don't understand what that means, the state govt had some control over the project, most likely that 200k was the lowest bid for the wastewater system.
Have admin check the ips, I bet they're the same.
They post the exact same messages. poster44ny gets banned and then jailed, and then jimsgym shows up. I guess that guy is so addicted or has lost so much that he'll do anything.
you'll have to ask jimsgym, that's what he posts under now.
Reaching...lol...the OS is increasing, you can't deny that.
Any chance that COPI breaks out of this channel? Its pretty obvious sell sometime during the first hour in the 7's and then buy it back in the 6's.
like the company releases another PR and dumps more shares into the market?
What pinksheet company wouldn't sell into a run like that on friday and earlier today?
I SELL HOMES : FTO & CX
I'm not debating the fact that they are or aren't EPA/State approved and I never said anything about fabrication, you're the one who brought that up. But I will question how vague they were in the PR.
"RCC/IWS is involved in Over Sixty Million Dollars worth of Waste Water Systems Projects’ and Contracts in the State of Montana. These are projects and contracts where RCC/IWS has received the initial monetary deposits for work to be completed. Additional contracts and revenue is expected to be generated in the State of Montana in the very short term."
Notice how they never stated how much the projects cost them, how much profit they will make on the projects, etc. Those are 2 very important parts that they seemed to have left out.
So if they were involved in 60m and it cost them 59.9m, would you still be impressed?
I have lots of thoughts, but I really don't feel like sharing them with you or the rest of the board.
But I would like to say one thing, I found it very ironic that after the first PR came out on thursday, and there were no $$$ values in the PR, posters on this board brought up that fact, and the price dropped. And then there was another PR after hours that included $$$ values. Does mgmt read this board, or were they unsatisfied with the trading prices of the day and expected an increase so they could sell right into the news?
Whatever the case I could care less, but if they are reading this...issue more PRs, get the pps up, audit your financials take advantage of the holding corp listing requirements and move to a higher exchange. Why sell shares @.045 down here when you could sell for multiple $$$ on AMEX.
honestly if it stayed at .02 I would have sold em all, but since it did spike, I was able to get my initial investment back and still have some shares left to play with. timing is everything and always take a profit when you can get one.
Actually the company's name has always been RCC Holdings, the older ticker symbol was RCCL when it was a reinsurance company. I was clarifying that this holding company was holding a different company when it traded at those prices. IWS wasn't acquired until Aug 27, 2007.
I was replying to another poster and you seemed to take it personally. I'm riding on free shares now, I was glad to see that pop on friday, but I also took that 60m PR with a grain of salt, because this is still pinky land, and until they produce AFs that are verified by someone outside the company those PRs they put out are worth as much as the paper they are typed on.
And here is what I said...
Posted by: I Sell Homes
Date:1/22/2008 3:39:35 PM
Post # 2651 of 4516
I haven't sold any yet and I also don't plan on buying anymore until this breaks out of this current channel .02+ or there is more information via PR or a verifiable public update from management.
If you look back at the filings, this use to be a reinsurance company and there were only about 5.5m AS/OS Taking that into consideration, the previous levels this stock traded at really don't correlate to the current as/os and current holdings.
luck has nothing to do with it...timing is what really matters.
a retail MM, it doesn't mean anything.
billion that 100 is called a parking space, it doesn't mean anything except that they logged in and can move down to the lowest ask at anytime.
Microsoft was never a pink/otc. They IPO in March of 86 for $21 on the NASDQ.
Why would they be scared? with the volume today, I'm sure they made some $$$.
He's pretty famous in Michigan
if you read the entry for him in wikipedia, its says he shot at the Detroit Police in the housing projects when he was a teenager.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Mathis
I couldn't remember if it was you or DFLY that was a big mathis fan. They show reruns at 2pm central time and new episodes a 3pm.
A few weeks ago some people were arguing about a cell phone and that is was thrown out of the window on the highway....and Mathis was like.....Can you hear me now?....classic
Naw, most of the people on the show are from outside the state of Illinois.
IT was pretty funny
Did you see that stripper on Judge Mathis yesterday?
This dude is riding on "FREE SHARES" right now FYI
Are you sorry for those who sold for a profit and can now get back in at a 35% discount?
Did you ever get a response?
I hope so too, but I think there's some dilution going on, so it might be few months.