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Go RIM.............
Like the past two days with solid trades at finished up at .12.
Looking for a bump next week for profits and a dip for more buying opportunities.
Long on RIM...
Investor100
Colorado firm recalls 15,000 lbs. of sausage: 18 states: USDA
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Colorado-based Gold Star Sausage Co., Inc. is voluntarily recalling about 15,514 pounds of sausage products that federal officials fear could cause listeriosis, a potentially fatal disease, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Friday.
The meat, some of which was produced on December 9th, may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, which can bring about high fever, headaches, neck stiffness and nausea, USDA said.
So far there have been no reported illnesses associated with the sausage products being recalled, USDA said. The meat was sold in retail and institutional establishments in an 18-state area.
Healthy individuals are not usually susceptible to the illness, but it can cause infections to infants, the elderly, or people with HIV or cancer. It can also cause miscarriages.
Each package bears the establishment number "EST. 1106" inside the USDA mark of inspection. The sausage products were distributed to retail and institutional establishments in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and Utah, the agency said.
USDA said the problem was discovered through microbiological testing completed by a non-government laboratory.
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Todays Bump Not Bad for the start of 07.
Up .01 / 10% at .12 at the close with 673 shares traded has someone interested in RIM.
Holding long with the option to purchase more if warranted.
Good luck to all.
Investor 100
4Godnwv....Could you kindly ask Mike....
New investor to PYPR of a few weeks and enjoy reading the p[osts on this board howver there is no substiture for a shareholder conference call.
I am not aware of the last call but with the new year kicking off what a better time than to answer all the questions on a short conference call.
TIA
Investor100
What Is Up With CYPT?
Looked several weeks ago at this company with its shares at .10
and this week its .07.
Had a good run years ago with no product nor much contacts that it has today with existing product plus contacts in several countries.
I have no position or shares at this time but thought it sttod a better chance than several years ago under different a management team that was "average " at best.
Good Luck To All.
Investor100
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
2007 will be a good year for RIM!
Investor100
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!
Newest member to Join the Ranks!
Investor100
What is a good enrty point with PYPR?
Have kept my eye on this stock for a few weeks not knowing what might be a good entry point.
Any news to expect in the next 30 days that might have an impact on PPS?
TIA
Investor100
Snick..how low will it go?
Looking to jump in but each time I look I see a new low so not sure what is a good entry point?
Looks like alot of good stuff with PYPR with a CEO that has good remarks from members.
Not sure what is on the horizon but a shareholder conference call to talk about 2007 would be a good start!
TIA
Investor100
Latest News ReLease:
eSilicon to Design and Manufacture Rim Semiconductor's Cupria Processors
Rim Semiconductor Company (Rim Semi) (OTCBB: RSMI), an innovator in video-over-copper technology, and eSilicon Corporation, a leading supplier of custom integrated circuits, today announced they have completed an agreement for the design and manufacture of Rim Semi's Cupria(TM) Cu5001 transport processor. The Cu5001 enables broadband multimedia applications including voice, video and data delivery. As part of the agreement, eSilicon will receive shares of Rim Semi's common stock as partial compensation for its services.
eSilicon will manage the physical implementation and manufacture of the application-specific standard product (ASSP) version of the Cupria Cu5001 device, including test program development, device test, packaging and shipment of the packaged, tested parts. eSilicon's manufacturing partner, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), will fabricate the Rim Semi chip.
"Among the many reasons we chose eSilicon is the exceptional quality of its design team. Their 'roots' in Bell Labs help to explain their unique skills in both design and methodology," said Brad Ketch, president and CEO of Rim Semi. "We welcome eSilicon as a new shareholder, and believe our combined capabilities will enable the rapid development and delivery of cost-efficient devices that meet our customers' needs."
"Rim Semi's innovative broadband technology, which increases the capacity of existing telephone networks, will provide the telecommunications market with a state-of-the-art solution for high-speed data applications," said Jack Harding, chairman, president and CEO of eSilicon Corporation. "We are very excited about Rim Semi's market opportunity and are pleased to become an equity partner."
The Cupria family of copper transport processors is based on Rim Semi's innovative Internet Protocol Subscriber Line (IPSL) technology. The devices deliver significantly more bandwidth over longer distances, increasing the total available market for triple play services while lowering network costs. The IP-based technology offers a better end-user experience than other video-over-copper technologies to deliver superior image quality.
Like RIMS chances in 2007 /2008....
Investor100
Shaking The Tree Today.....
Bought in 500k and another purchase today on the dip.
Like RIMS opportunities in 2007 along with telcom's.
Investor100
Zenon sounds like the right direction :)
Lots of positive feelings and outlook on this company and its potential but like so many pinkies the risk of loss is greater than the profit so many expect.
Key Factors To Succes:
1) Get to NASD as quickly as possible.
2) No R/S.
3) Keep a lid on the O/S.
4) Keep your audited financials updated.
5) Have a "niche" product or service for the marketplace!
6) Network with the investment community!
7) Quarterly conference calls a must!
8) Regular PR's on updates.
9) Board of Directors with vested interest + qualifications.
10) KISS=Keep it simple stupid!
Happy Holidays!
Investor100
Wow...lots of volume activity for the right reasons ?
I wish the 160M shares traded today was predicated on some great news but that does not appear to be the case as we continue to see a drop in share value.
I guess Bill Kearny is getting lots of folks to buy into his "blue sky" mentality as we have nothing but paid off equipment from shareholders, 3 factories in Dallas, TX with floor space of 95K each with no confirmed business, additional space in Arizona, and Atomic X product that I have yet to drink nor can I purchase in my city and a new PHD hire to do testing and research for PDSC. What a way to run a company!
It appears that management is playing the scrooge this Christmas rather than pay a visit with its shareholders with a conference call to give us the plans for 2007! I figure the plan for 2007 must be the same ole story, old PR's that are redundant and dilution of more shares.
So like most of you, holding shares that are upside down I will average down my cost when the time is right and make my big purchase ( 10M-up ) and then turn around an dump it and call it a day with PDSC.
Happy Holidays to All!
Investor100
Thanks Atiwari.........
Made a puchase today at .0021.
Good Luck To You!
Investor100
Thanks Zenon..........
I bought 1M shares at .0021 with todays close at .0025 so a good day!
I learned not to marry pinkie stocks and will take profits accordingly.
Potential looks positive but there are no guarantee's.
Good Luck To You!
Investor100
Newbie looking at PYPR:
Looked several weeks ago at PYPR when the price was .0036 and lots of news wa coming in from the meeting in Taxas with MT.
Is there any recent news that would help to determine if this is the time to buy into PYPR?
TIA
Investor100
Newbie Likes This News: I am in today...
I have watched this stock for a few months and given the technology and the fact Wall Street states that telcoms are coming back big in 2007 I like the chances of RIM so today I made a purchase.
Looks like a few folks are paid bashers on RIM and that is fine but I like the chances for RIM given its partnership agreement today along with its technology which will propel it to the next level.
Investor100
Newbie to PYPR:........
Last time I looked at PYPR on 12/4/06 it was trading at around.035 with breaking news from the board about their visit to MT office along with interview.
Lots of good stuff and excited board but I held off as too much excitement with pinkies makes me cocerned as to whether we have a pump & dump or if it the real deal with the company.
Back today to see the price closed at .025 almost a 25% drop and again good news with an upcoming name change to reflect the true business in Latin America along with paid dividend later this month.
Without speaking with MT I suspect the following:
1) Too many O/S I do not see an accurate count from anybody!
2) Folks shorting the stock?
3) Financials are not audited.
The best way to clear up all the questions is to have MT offer a shareholder conference call after the dividend is paid and gives us the 2007 business plan.
Until that time I am on the sidelines but wish you all lots of success.
Investor100
Thanks RBL100 for ther response however what...
You mention when the "right eyes" see what PDSC is doing and perhaps when legislation for regulation requires food safety measures by the govt.
I have no idea what your time frame for those factors listed above are but I have to believe with a new Congress and Senate coming in January 2007 it will take months and perhaps years to get new legislation enacted unless of course one of these elected officials happens to eat a taco and gets ill.
In the meantime, PDSC is bleeding with more dilution, repetitive PR's from past years, and more chuckles and laughts with Andrew Coffeee on MN1.
If Bill Kearney wants those right eyes to see what the heck he got to offer in those three 95K food processing facilities in Dallas,Texas he needs to pick up the telephone plus make some visits to Capital Hill and toot his horn!
Until Bill Kearny proves to the marketplace that his product works and is given a chance to support his claim PDSC will flouder for weeks, months and years to come.
I am not a basher as I carry some 5M in shares!
Good Health To All
Investor100
E-Coli Is Here To Stay!
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal health officials on Wednesday said lettuce was the most likely source of an outbreak of E. coli linked to Taco Bell.
Taco Bell had said contaminated green onions were responsible for the cases of food poisoning -- 71 confirmed cases of E. coli in five states, primarily New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, as of Wednesday, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Follow-up government testing, however, failed to confirm that.
Interviews with patients and other work led them to believe that lettuce was the probable culprit, health officials said.
"That I would say is the most likely vehicle. I would warn we are not done with the investigation," Dr. Christopher Braden, a medical epidemiologist with the CDC, told reporters.
Investigators had considered cheddar cheese and ground beef as well. They said Taco Bell's menu, which offers various combinations of the same ingredients, made it difficult to pinpoint the source of the contamination.
"That has been the case and is part of the reason it has taken a number of days to identify what might be the contaminated ingredient," Braden said.
The Food and Drug Administration plans to trace the lettuce to its source, said Dr. David Acheson, chief medical officer of the agency's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. Acheson said that effort could prove difficult because the shredded lettuce was processed in bulk.
The evidence that lettuce was responsible for the illnesses was statistical -- it was the item that victims most commonly reported eating.
No Taco Bell food samples, other than white onions from a New York restaurant, have tested positive for E. coli, Acheson said. The E. coli found in the white onion did not match the strain that sickened Taco Bell customers, however.
He said there is no evidence the Taco Bell outbreak is linked to cases of illnesses linked to Taco John restaurants in Iowa and Minnesota.
Good Health To All
Investor100
Senators call for better food regulation
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. food and health regulators should set up a joint task force to study recent outbreaks of food poisoning and decide if better coordination is needed, several Democratic senators said on Tuesday.
Their letter adds to a growing clamor from Congress and the industry for reorganization of food safety efforts to deal with outbreaks that sicken millions of Americans every year.
"We urge your agencies to convene a multi-agency task force and develop recommendations on how to effectively address the problem of foodborne illness associated with fresh produce," the senators write in their letter, addressed to the heads of the Food and Drug Administration, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The senators -- Frank Lautenberg and Robert Menendez of New Jersey, Dick Durbin of Illinois and Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton of New York -- said they want the task force to report to Congress on what has caused the most recent outbreaks and recommend changes in laws and regulations.
According to the CDC and USDA, food poisoning sickens 76 million people every year in the United States, sends 325,000 to the hospital, and kills 5,000.
Meat is usually the culprit and many illnesses occur due to home hygiene problems, but recent outbreaks of E. coli 0157:H7 bacteria in fresh vegetables have made headlines -- in October, three people died and more than 200 became ill from contaminated bagged spinach. In an ongoing outbreak 67 people have been officially reported to the CDC as infected with E. coli after eating at Taco Bell restaurants in five states.
The senators said they had been told 169 people were sick. The CDC said eight had life-threatening kidney failure.Taco Bell, a unit of Yum Brands Inc., pulled green onions from all of its U.S. restaurants last week after preliminary tests showed three samples tested positive for the E. coli 0157:H7 strain.
"A sample of chopped yellow onions collected on December 4 from an open bin in a Taco Bell restaurant in Nassau County, New York tested positive for E. coli O157:H7. This strain has a 'DNA fingerprint' pattern that is different from that of the outbreak strain," the CDC said in a statement.
Consumer advocates have been pressing for Congress to legislate more clout for federal regulators, who must team up delicately with state health officials, private companies and one another on investigations into foodborne illness.
"If the produce people were smart I think they would go to Congress and support a bill that would give FDA both the authority and resources to establish an inspection system. If they don't do that then their industry is at risk," said Carol Tucker Foreman of the Consumer Federation of America.
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Private industry may support this, said Malcolm Knapp, president of restaurant research firm Malcolm M. Knapp Inc.
"This is one of those really unusual situations where business in fact wants regulation and a way to reassure the public that things are in good shape," said Knapp.
"This could be a catalyst for having much much better federal inspection."
The National Restaurant Association formed a committee after the October E. coli outbreaks to outline appropriate field sanitation, water testing procedures and employee training measures by the beginning of next year, according to the group's Donna Garren.
"We understand this is a very urgent matter and we need to expedite results quite quickly so we are giving the appropriate information to our members," Garren said.
(With additional reporting by Chuck Abbott and Christopher Doering in Washington and Nichola Groom in Los Angeles)
Taco Bell, a unit of Yum Brands Inc., pulled green onions from all of its U.S. restaurants last week after preliminary tests showed three samples tested positive for the E. coli 0157:H7 strain.
"A sample of chopped yellow onions collected on December 4 from an open bin in a Taco Bell restaurant in Nassau County, New York tested positive for E. coli O157:H7. This strain has a 'DNA fingerprint' pattern that is different from that of the outbreak strain," the CDC said in a statement.
Consumer advocates have been pressing for Congress to legislate more clout for federal regulators, who must team up delicately with state health officials, private companies and one another on investigations into foodborne illness.
"If the produce people were smart I think they would go to Congress and support a bill that would give FDA both the authority and resources to establish an inspection system. If they don't do that then their industry is at risk," said Carol Tucker Foreman of the Consumer Federation of America.
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Private industry may support this, said Malcolm Knapp, president of restaurant research firm Malcolm M. Knapp Inc.
"This is one of those really unusual situations where business in fact wants regulation and a way to reassure the public that things are in good shape," said Knapp.
"This could be a catalyst for having much much better federal inspection."
The National Restaurant Association formed a committee after the October E. coli outbreaks to outline appropriate field sanitation, water testing procedures and employee training measures by the beginning of next year, according to the group's Donna Garren.
"We understand this is a very urgent matter and we need to expedite results quite quickly so we are giving the appropriate information to our members," Garren said.
(With additional reporting by Chuck Abbott and Christopher Doering in Washington and Nichola Groom in Los Angeles)
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Perhaps Bill Kearny needs to make a campaign contribution to these guys!
Investor100
rbl100 Tell Me What You See.........
If in fact you have accumulated that many shares what has PDSC done to earn your business dollars?
No, not the easy answer of buying low and selling high.
I take it your astute investor with these dollar amounts.
All kidding aside, many of us have thousands of $$'s on the table and can see the misinformation and calculated PR's and MN1 interviews that do not amount to any information that is helpful in determining the business model and the plans moving forward in 2007.
Thus far its been a "dreadful dream" but the fact I do not not see any reason to "gamble" any additional monies.
Share with me the light at the end of the tunnel you appear to see ( I do not see anything).
Good Health To All & Happy Holidays
Investor100
Thanks rubelllite0013 for the additional information...
I feel like Denzel Washington in the movie Deja Vu!
Looks like the same ole story issued in 2005 same phony cast members in a different location.
Hopefully this script has some a positive ending but then again its just a movie with funny expensive cast members making a mockery out of its audience.
Good Health To All
Investor100
Is PDSC future in Dallas,Texas?
Having read all the PR's and listened to all the MN1 interviews and belive me I am having to pul this thought together as our CEO is very shaky on details for shareholders. But taken today's PR piece this little paragraph tells the story of where Kearny is going with PDSC.
I have amny questions about the paragraph below but Kearny is not available to answer them.
1) Do these facilities really exists?
2) Who owns them?
3) What food processing contractors are lined up to use these
facilities and what is the estimated revenue for these plants?
4) Whats the cost to run three facilities with 900 employee's?
5) Where did you get the capital to make this transaction with three new facilities? Dilution!
As a former CEO you do not go out and buy three 95K food processing plants , hire 300 employee's per plant, have bills coming in for monthly costs and have no contracts lined up for business!
The story in 2007 will unfold quickly as to whether or not this is the real deal..either success or BK.
Clarence Karney, CEO, states, "The additional three facilities in the Dallas area will increase the market share of Food Safe Produce by 300 PERCENT. These facilities will provide employment of over 300 positions per facility based on three shifts per day. Using the PDSC Food Safe Process proactive approach to sanitation and disinfection for the removal of food borne illness pathogens present in fresh produce. The process provides a complete audit trail. PDSC has finished a cost effective SOP Proposal for the review of governmental agencies regulating the fresh produce industry. This process will provide a food safe product for the CONSUMER with confidence of PROTECTION."
If any poster is within driving range of Dallas,Texas it would be worth the time and effort to see if these facilities really exist and are open for business in mid-January. I will go so far to say that I will reimburse you for your time. I would go but I am located in the Northeast.
Good Health and Holiday Greetings.
Investor100
Penny Benny: What Can I Say Other Than It Goes
What Is The saying Fool Me Once Shame On You...
Fool Me Twice Shame On Me....
I was fooled the first time making a huge jump at PDSC and will wait to see the bottom and do my cost average....
With all the non-sense PR's the past 60-90 days this stock has been difficult to gauge other than the fact that it has gone in one direction and that is down.
If it goes to .001 I will pull the trigger on 10M-25M on this stock with the expectation that it goes back up or prepare for a R/S.
Good Health To All!
Investor 100
Slick: Great You Got In At The Low End:
But the majority of us got in well above this number...this is a 52 week low that should never have happened.
We are not stupid but were deceived by the CEO during the past 90 days with lots of PR's that were redundant and called for nothing specific in terms of contracts.
Mind you this all happened during the E-Coli breakout across America!
What a great opportunity for PDSC to come to their rescue..and nothing not 1 contract came in!
Many are well above the 52 week low, myself at.08 at 5M shares so I am not a happy camper and do not bash but look at the facts of PDSC!
I have contacted PDSC corporate asking for a shareholder conference call and all I am told is listen to MN1 for the answers...good luck there are no answers but alot of snickers, chuckles, a few jokes, and laughs..what a kind of nonsense is when you have a 52 week low price?
Good Health To All.
Happy Holidays
Investor100
MNI Interview with CEO:
I must say that this interview was again a big
disappointment but then again all of these MN! interviews have not given much if any detail as to the short and long term plans for PDSC.
Yesterdays interview of 23 minutes included the following:
1)Opening a 95K square floor facility in Dallas,Texas.
2) Hiring a PHD employee for its Prescott,AZ location
3) Atomic X product could generate 12M in revenue
Two shareholders called in: One mentioned Taco Bell and Kearny mentioned he spoke with Pepsico 2 years ago with no success.
Other shareholder called mentioning the stock is being shorted and Kearny mentioned that it should be over soon.
What I did not hear is the following:
1) O/S share count.
2) Audited financials.
3) Revenue for 2006 and projections for 2007.
4) Short and Long Term plans
5) Dilution of stock.
* This Dallas facility is going to be a processing plant for packaging food. kearny states that Texas will have the first Food Safe Program in the USA and his facility is leading the charge.
What I want to know is what companies and what costs are coming through this large facility?
I would have to believe that when this facility opens its doors in Mid-January that some form(s) of business will come otherwise why do we have it?
There are no specifics of contracts, companies that plan to use PDSC.
Its anybody's guess as to what is going to happen in Texas with 95K square feet of space!
If any of you live in Dallas, Texas I would highly suggest that you visit this place in mid-January!
The future of PDSC lies in Dallas,Texas. Call the corporate office for directions at 928-717-1773.
Kearny mentioned that he has two contracts with food brokers in Tampa,FL but gave no details!
There are many questions that we all have and it is unfortunate that Kearny uses MN! / Andrew Coffee who has no clue what to ask other than to say "I do not understand, explain"..about as clueless as the person he is interviewing with respect to details.
In summary, I cannot say with total confidence where this will end other than make this play with money you can afford to lose.
Good Health To All.
Happy Holidays.
Investor100
CEO Bill Kearney: Is Bill Keaney Going To Ring The Bell?
NEW YORK (CNN) -- More than 120 people in six states may be infected with the strain of E. coli bacteria involved in an outbreak that may be linked to Taco Bell restaurants, officials said Friday.
Sixty-three people have been confirmed to have the illness, the Food and Drug Administration said Friday afternoon, and state health agencies, earlier said about 60 other cases were under investigation. South Carolina and Utah are the latest states to report outbreaks.
State and federal agencies are still trying to pin down the source, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the vast majority of the reported cases involved people who had eaten at Taco Bell restaurants before falling ill.
Dr. Greg Braden of the CDC said his agency and state health departments have not seen any other sources of the illness and are zeroing in on Taco Bell and its suppliers.
"We have some leads to say that it might be green onions, and that's based upon some preliminary testing that's been done in a number of laboratories right now," Braden said, "but the testing has not been confirmed, so we're keeping the options open, and the investigations that we're doing will be covering a wide range of foods, all of them served at Taco Bell specifically."
On a voice recording for consumers looking for more information on E. coli, Taco Bell says, "Many of the people who reported becoming ill did not eat at Taco Bell."
Representatives for the company could not provide an updated count of consumers who contracted E. coli after eating at its restaurants. Instead they referred CNN to the health departments of the states where cases have been identified or are suspected: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, South Carolina and Utah.
No case in Connecticut
Earlier this week, state health officials in Connecticut suspected one case of E. coli, according to the FDA, but William Gerrish of the state's department of health told CNN Friday that there are no cases in the state.
On Wednesday, Taco Bell said it had ordered the removal of all green onions from its 5,800 outlets nationwide, after three samples tested by an independent laboratory were found to be positive for E. coli.
New Jersey health officials earlier this week focused attention on a food distribution warehouse in Burlington. Taco Bell would not confirm that the warehouse, operated by McLane Foodservice Inc., was being investigated.
Ready Pac, a food distribution company that supplies Taco Bell's Northeast operations through a processing plant in Florence, New Jersey, says it stopped producing and shipping green onions to the restaurant's franchises on Wednesday after reports of the outbreak.
The company released a statement saying it is working with regulatory agencies and industry experts to determine the source of the bacteria.
Boskovich Farms in Oxnard, California, is a main provider of green onions to Taco Bell, but the company says it has not been contacted by the FDA or any government agencies although it is aware of the E. coli outbreak. The company said in a written statement that it is working closely with Taco Bell and Ready Pac to pinpoint the source of the bacteria.
Two lawsuits relating to the outbreak have been filed against Taco Bell and its parent company, Yum Brands. The first was filed by the family of an 11-year-old New York boy, Tyler Vormittag. It claims the boy contracted E. coli after eating at a Taco Bell on November 24 in Riverdale.
The second lawsuit was filed on behalf of Stephen Minnis of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Minnis, who was hospitalized twice because of symptoms related to the E. coli bacteria, is also filing suit against Boskovich Farms, according to his attorney, Drew Falkenstein.
CNN's David Miller, Catherine Clifford, Miles O'Brien, Chris Browne and Katy Byron contributed to this report.
Not A Great Time Of Year To Get Sick Or Die For That Matter!
Good Health To All
Happy Holidays
Investor 100
Jim: I think it safe to say that ....
Not a follower of penny stocks but there sure is a heck of alot of daily / hourly conversation going on.
If all of that chit-chat is paid I'll keep my day job and stay with small cap & Fortune 500 stocks.
Lets hope for some good news on Friday :)
Good Health To All
Investor 100
First Timer to Board: Can someone give me the facts of what is going on and is it good time to get in?
TIA
Investro100
RBL100: Welcome To PDSC:
Majority of the board mambers have been onboard for many months and perhaps alot longer. Me since early Sept when the stock traded at .0065 after the stock PPS tanked from .12 a screw up with a brokerage deal went sour and CEO Keaney gave away the farm with shares.
This stock and board members deserve some "favorable karma" after watching many PR's exploit its shareholders rather than the markets it serves.
To get an idea what you read you might listen to CEO Kearney on the previous two MN! conversations. Lots of chit-chat, chuckles, laughts, a joke or two and some minimal information about the future of the company.
I offered to help Bill Kearney find a buyer if he were willing to sell this company!
Not sure if you own one share or millions but whatever the count I wish you much success as well as those on this board, myself included with 5M and hoping for a miracle!
Good Health To all.
Investor100
Penny: I sent you my e-mail:s....@ctc.net
Looking to review that pump report but have not heard back from you.
Can you post it on the board for all to see or send me a copy?
Good Health To all
Investor100
Ophelia: Extreme Copper Does Exits:
I have no position with RIM other than to do my DD as a potential investor and contacting Extreme Copper is part of that process. Yes, I did leave a VM and it took a few days for a call back. I spoke with Bill / Marketing Manager who indicated that they are a start up company located outside Los Angeles, California and that they have signed a three year agreement with RIM to provide some mechanism for their product line.
As a matter of fact the representatives of both companies are meeting at RIM headquarters to discuss product spec's and market production. He anticipates that the second quarter of 2007 there should be movement with his product spec's.
One area of focus is industrial surveilance whereby they would supply the mechanisms for those cameras you seen on the freeway systems. I have to believe that capturing a small piece of that business is lucrative as more and more camera's go up to counter the fear of terrorism.
I was pleased to know that Extreme Copper is a company with real people, real products and real solutions that RIM feels it needs to accomplish its goals.
With more time I think RIM might prove to be of interest.
Good Luck.
Investor100
Despite all the good news on this board the fact remains:
1) The float is too high!
2) Need financial disclosures.
3) Need to get to AMEX or NASD for institutional interest.
4) Looks as thou shorters are making havoc.
I have no position but waiting for more concrete direction of the stock PPS.
Looks like an active group here.
Good Luck!
Investor100
Why the drop / on all the news?
I have no position with this company and visited this board a few days ago. The board members are PUMPED and excited that this stock is heading nowehere but up so I was going to jump onboard and got busy. At that time the stock was at .0038.
Today, I was going to buy a block but see a huge correction at .0025 and wonder why?
Is it going up or will a new correction take place?
TIA
Investor100
Thanks Blood: A different picture of the company since 03:
Looks as thou you have a good feel for the state of Calpyte and the challenges.
I am suprised that Marr has invested so much $$$ with no return in a few $$ sales?
With the money and shares of stock they have purchased I wonder if these guys will force the sale of this company if the results do not bear some real returns?
In the short term, Calpyte needs or is expecting Marr to phony up 2-3M for another six months. ( Calpyte burn rate is 405K per month) and then what?
At this point I thought and am suprised to read that their products are not FDA or recognized by the WHO.
Whatever happens here, I salute Calpyte for trying to bring about solutions to countries whose HIV has killed millions of people.
Happy Holidays!
Investor100
Whats the Saying " Checks In The Mail "
I have not taken a position with this company since 2003 however with Marr Technologies along with their contacts in Russia and other open markets in the Middle East, China just to name a few along with a stock price as low as .07 the gamble of make some money in the short term looks good.
What's the consensus here?
TIA
Investor100
Ophelia: Thanks for your input....
Sounds like alot of dilution, poor management leadership, and cash flow problems....train wreak ready to happen...
The positive side is their product and distribution agreement with Embarq which is a Fortune 500 company with deep pockets. If RIM has the product why not have EMbarq make the acquisition?
Thanks and good luck!
Investor100
First Poster: Like Telecom Stocks.
I do not know what RSMI is about so if you can give me an update as to whether it makes sense to take a position that would be helpful.
TIA
Investor100
Long Term Sharholder-First Post on Calpyte Bio:
This is my first review and post on this board regarding Calptye Bio. My first purchase of the stock was back in 2003 at .14 and during that time saw the stock propel to $1.82 which I called the good ole days.
Looks of excitement with Marr Tehcolgy pooring money in the door under the leadership of Tony C ( last name spelling not sure ). Lots of excitemnt to have Ervin "Majic Johnson ( former Laker player) joining the board and helping HIV promote the product which I think was all fluff since Ervin Johnson name was never registered with the website nor did he speak on CC.
I sold my position well over $1.00 at 60K shares and know just taking a look.
Wow, it looks like Marr Tech has sunk more $$'s into ( former HIV) this stock price is sad ( never seen it this low) with a new CEO who looks weak at best.
I have a few $$'s not sure this is the time to jump in..any input would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Investor100