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I am cn*xer too.
ya it is being set up heading north
Question for you guys.
Can Board of Directors fire Auditor? They do not need shareholders approval to appoint new auditor? So far I know auditor appointment has to be rectified/approved by shareholders in the annual general meeting(AGM). PCFG may have to call AGM. I am not sure of the rules/regulations
i wanted to buy more tickets at the last hour today, unfortunately could not make with $0.019 per share order,
ya pinkyland is mysterious and miracle land. here games change faster than you blink your eyes!
did you see the run of CPM*F train. only 6 days trading history ....boom
bro....if we all know this info...HESG will be $.20 PPS right now. Pinkyland is miracle land. Here game change faster than you blink your eyes....Just put 100 buck and relax.
any idea guys how high PCFG can go on successful testing and production news!! be realistic pls
today many innocent investors sold as panic selling!
No worry PCFG will make you happy soon
oops! sorry
Agree
Article on PCFG in Bloomberg Businessweek
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot_article.asp?ticker=PCFG:US
Chinese govt advise all citizens gold buying - why. What is their plan.. silversnowball silver snowball
China encouraging citizens to buy Silver and Gold
Peter Schiff - $10,000/Ounce Gold Price Prediction
recently, Barrick gold CEO said in an interview on TV that production cost of per ounce of gold is $450-500.
news will out tomorrow. if you see PCFG pattern, news usually out after every 8K. GLTA
everything they are doing now to start production. digging/drilling all done. Tube installaion is the final step for production.
Marijuana Conference in New York
Date: October 25, 2010 4:30 PM
Publisher: Bolton Flautt
Source: MarijuanaStocks.com
Tags: alcohol versus marijuana, cannabis, cannacare.com, hemp, hydroponics, LC Luxuries Ltd, legalization of marijuana, LLUX, LLUX.PK, marijuana, PINK:LLUX, proposition 19, US Cannabis Inc, weedmaps As November 2nd approaches, shares of CBIS, CMSI, MJNA, IMAI, PCIO, GRNH and HESG have all enjoyed some green during recent trading sessions. Traders and investors are pondering the possible passage of Proposition 19 (the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010) in California and are positioning accordingly.
The buzz is heavy right now, with much of the major news media devoting time and space to Prop 19 and to discussions of marijuana prohibition in general. The subject is just hitting the radar of many people across the U.S. and the notion of 'change' is crossing conventional political lines.
On the business side, DealFlow Media is hosting "The Marijuana Conference 2010 in New York City, October 25-26. Billed as "The first non-biased event covering business, legal, health, and the political issues surrounding the growing debate over marijuana in the United States.", the event is drawing a lot of attention. The featured speakers, timing and location are impeccable from our view. Check it out at:
http://www.themarijuanaconference.com/
The last week of October should prove interesting.
Check out the list of marijuana stocks:
http://marijuanastocks.com/content/list-marijuana-stocks
Do your due diligence and be smart with your trades. There are emotional times ahead.
UNT students march for marijuana legalization
http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2010/oct/26/unt-students-march-marijuana-legalization/
Why Pot Legalization Is the Most Important Issue Before Voters This Election Day
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/nick-gillespie/why-pot-legalization-is-t_b_774345.html
Buy........you are richer than you think
600 million....lol
6 more days.....
http://www.cannabisculture.com/
http://www.examiner.com/cannabis-industry-in-denver/marijuana-options-top-cannabis-stock-picks-for-investors
Health Sciences Group, Inc. (HESG.PK)
* HESG could be the biggest lotto ticket in the medical marijuana sector. Trading right at its 200-day moving average, traders and investors are salivating for a major breakout. If you’re a hard-core sub penny player, put this on your watch list.
Copied: 19 REASONS POT SHOULD BE LEGAL
by Russ Belville, (Source:AlterNet)
25 Oct 2010
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California's Prop 19 will be the most talked-about ballot initiative in the November election. This measure would make lawful the possession and sharing of one ounce of marijuana outside the home and allow for personal cultivation of a small marijuana garden and possession of its harvest in the home. California cities and counties would be able to opt-in to commercial sales, regulation, and taxation of marijuana. Existing prohibitions against driving under the influence and working under the influence would be maintained and prohibitions against furnishing marijuana to minors would be strengthened.
After almost 100 years of marijuana prohibition in California, marijuana is more popular and accepted than ever. Prohibition has clearly failed. Prop 19 gives us another choice, one that benefits not just those who enjoy the herb, but the entire state of California and ultimately, the nation and the world. Whether you are a regular marijuana user now, an occasional toker back in the day, or you've never touched the stuff, there are many compelling economic, social, public safety, and civil libertarian reasons to support its legalization. Here are nineteen reasons for six distinct groups of Californians to vote Yes on Prop 19:
For the Concerned Parents
1. To make pot more difficult for kids to buy. It might seem
counter-intuitive to some, but illegal marijuana is much easier to acquire than regulated marijuana because weed dealers don't check ID's. Four out of five high school seniors, more than three in five sophomores, and two in five middle schoolers (8th grade) say marijuana is "fairly easy" or "very easy" to get. One third of 16-17-year-olds say marijuana is easiest to buy, not cigarettes, alcohol, or prescription drugs. Two out of five teens say they can get marijuana in a day; almost one in four can get marijuana in an hour. Obviously letting unregulated dealers control the marijuana market is not protecting your kids from access to marijuana. On the other hand, aggressive enforcement of ID carding for minors, combined with public education have led to some of the lowest rates of teen alcohol andtobacco use ever recorded. Prop 19 enacts the same common sense ID carding for marijuana as we use for martinis and Marlboros.
2. To make pot more difficult for kids to sell in
school. Regardless of what regulations we put on marijuana, like alcohol and tobacco, there will be some kids who manage to get a hold of it. But part of what makes marijuana so easy for teens to buy is that they can all find in their high school one of the one million teens nationally who are dealing it. Legal access to marijuana for adults removes the criminal risk markup that makes pot so profitable. After all, when was the last time you heard of a beer dealer in a high school hallway? Prop 19 eliminates the huge profit that entices youngsters to sell marijuana.
3. To make pot less available for transfer from young
adults. Governor Schwarzenegger signed a decriminalization bill that makes it an infraction, not a crime, to possess and share of up to one ounce of marijuana between anyone 18 and older. Prop 19 adds a stiff punishment of up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for any adult aged 21 or older who shares marijuana with anyone aged 18-20, just like we punish adults who furnish alcohol to those under legal age. When it's tougher for those 18-20 to get marijuana, it's tougher for them to share it friends under 18. Prop 19 treats marijuana like alcohol as a privilege for age 21 and older. For the Law and Order Crowd
4. To decrease the profits of violent criminals. Prohibited
marijuana brings with it the same problems as prohibited alcohol did gangs and violence. We don't see bootleggers shooting up the streets over whiskey distribution any more. We don't see clandestine wine grape vineyards sprouting up in national forests. Providing California's adults a legal way to grow or buy their own marijuana means violent drug gangs lose customers. No, these gangsters won't stop being gangsters, but they will become gangsters with lower budgets and fewer associates. Prop 19 brings the dangerous underground marijuana market into a safe, regulated, inspected, and taxed legal market.
5. To increase public trust of law enforcement. Currently more
than 1 in 10 adult Californians smoke pot every year. It is unknown how many of these 2.9 million annual users fail to report crimes for fear of police interviewing them and discovering the marijuana they possess or grow. Prohibition also creates fear and paranoia that lingers long after the joint is smoked for these adults whenever they see police, fear that even talking to police could end in a ticket or arrest. Prop 19 allows otherwise law-abiding cannabis consumers to trust and help law enforcement.
6. To prioritize our law enforcement. It is estimated that
including the arrest, jail, prison, court, and marijuana eradication costs, California spends $200 million per year on marijuana law enforcement. Then there is the time and space we can't afford in our overworked court system and overcrowded prisons. Prop 19 alleviates much of those problems while maintaining the current laws against irresponsible use of marijuana, such as driving under the influence and giving marijuana to kids. Prop 19 focuses police priorities away from adults who enjoy marijuana responsibly and onto real crime. For the Medical Marijuana Patients
7. To protect your medical collectives. Over the fourteen years
of medical marijuana in California we've seen numerous raids on medical marijuana collectives, or "dispensaries". Many are conducted by state or local authorities, some by DEA but always with the cooperation and assistance of local law enforcement. Prop 19 forbids state and local law enforcement from seizing, attempting to seize, or even threatening to seize lawfully cultivated marijuana medical or personal. Prop 19 makes it impossible for local law enforcement to assist federal prosecution of medical marijuana collectives.
8. To provide easier access to cheaper medicine. Currently a
patient has to see a doctor and pay for a recommendation to use medical marijuana. The patient has to carry around that recommendation to prove medical use to the police. The patient can designate a caregiver to grow for them or buy from a dispensary at grossly inflated prices. After Prop 19, you can use marijuana simply because you decide to, no doctors, no notes. Any number of your friends could be growing marijuana for you. There may even be Prop 19 stores that open in your city. Prop 19 will lower marijuana prices and provide greater access to patients without need for permission slips.
9. To allow you to grow a lot of marijuana. For adults who
decide not to get Prop 215 recommendations, you will be allowed under Prop 19 to cultivate a plot of marijuana not exceeding 25 square feet. The DEA has concluded that the average yield of cannabis bud per square foot is about one-half ounce that's over three quarters of a pound from a 5'x5' garden. Prop 19 allows you to keep the results of your harvests; the one ounce limitation only applies to taking your marijuana out of your residence. Prop 19 does not impose arbitrary plant and possession limits at your home grow site. For the Business Community
10. To create much-needed jobs. California's marijuana market is
already the largest cash crop in the state at an estimated $14 billion annually. This estimate only includes the marijuana itself and not all the ancillary industries a legal pot market would bring, from accessories to fashion, from tourism to retail, and all the incredible markets for marijuana's non-drug cousin, industrial hemp. Prop 19 creates new job and business opportunities and opens the door for industrial use of hemp.
11. To bring in much-needed tax revenue. It's true that Prop 19
allows localities to opt-in and regulate commercial cannabis sales and some places may not opt-in, reaping no marijuana taxes. But marijuana for personal use will still be legal and many of the ancillary industries could flourish in a "dry county" (e.g., marijuana bed'n'breakfast) and that would produce tax revenue. Prop 19 brings in more tax revenue from marijuana than we're bringing in now.
12. To bring fairness to workplace drug testing. Prop 19
maintains an employer's existing right to address marijuana impairment in the workplace nobody gets to go to work stoned any more than they get to go to work drunk. But Prop 19 frees employers from the burden of disciplining, firing, or not hiring safe, productive workers for their personal use of marijuana away from the job site. Prop 19 treats employees who use cannabis responsibly in their private life like those employees who drink alcohol. For the Latinos and African-Americans
13. To end the disproportionate arrest and harassment of people
of color. African-Americans in California's 25 largest counties are arrested at rates two-to-four times greater than their white counterparts, despite whites using marijuana at greater rates. In the 25 largest cities, the arrest disparity ranges from twice-to-thirteen times the rates for whites. Arrest rates for Latinos also exceed the rates for whites. Prop 19 removes the probable cause for law enforcement to harass people of color for merely possessing marijuana.
14. To end street-level dealing of marijuana. Marijuana's
profitability and scarcity create the open-air street-corner dealing that plagues many communities of color and utilizes juveniles to perform the transporting and selling of small amounts of pot. The profit enriches gangs and leads to violent confrontations over turf. Prop 19 will reduce the cost of marijuana and provide a regulated place to buy it that will undercut the street dealers.
15. To strike back at the murderous drug gangs in Mexico. Many
Latino Californians worry for the safety of friends and family back in Mexico. Residents in northern border towns face violence and murder rates usually only found in war zones. Law abiding Mexicans don't know if their law enforcement and government officials are corrupted by the wealthy gangs. Prop 19 is the first step in nationwide legalization that can be the only solution to Mexico's drug war violence. For the People of All Political Ideologies
16. To energize and connect with the progressive Democratic
base. Prop 19 is overwhelmingly supported by the young, progressive, liberal voters that are the base of support for Democratic politicians. Many of these voters are not as enthusiastic about the Democrats as they were in 2008 when they turned out in record numbers. Prop 19's passage forces the Democratic Party to recognize the get-out-the-vote potential of the marijuana legalization issue for future elections.
17. To build a new, younger Republican base on conservative
principles. The Republican Party faces a decline in its numbers due to the aging of its core base of white male supporters. Younger, libertarian-leaning, "Tea Party" activists are calling for a return to conservative principles of states' rights, less government, personal responsibility, and cutting wasteful government spending. Prop 19 affirms the right of states to set their own policies and begins to dismantle the most ineffective government program of all time the War on Drugs.
18. To show the traditional political parties they aren't
responding to the people. Candidates for the highest offices in California from both major political parties refuse to endorse marijuana legalization even though more than half the citizens have used marijuana and support its legalization. Prop 19 reminds the major parties that they are the servants of the people and the people's will is sovereign. For the Future
19. To change the world. Prop 19 is not just another California
initiative. Prop 19 is being watched in all fifty states and throughout the hemisphere as the "shot heard round the world" in ending the prohibition of marijuana. It's up to you, California, to take that one small step for your state that will be one giant leap for the nation. Vote Yes on Prop 19!
http://www.mapinc.org/norml/v10/n868/a11.htm
miracle happens in pinkyland. so nothing is impossible.
Just to let you know, pinkyland is very mysterious too. Miracle happens here. When that happens technical and fundamental have no values to our beloved pennyland. Wish you GL too.
Well, TD Ameritrade is a subsidiary of TD Canada Trust (a Canadian Bank). TD Canada accepting orders to buy/sell HESG.
Huffington Post
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/searchS/?q=marijuana
"Marijuana has been illegal under federal law since the 1930s, so Prop. 19's passage would immediately trigger a constitutional showdown over whether states have the right to act as what Louis Brandeis called "laboratories of democracy." In the notorious 2005 medical marijuana decision Gonzales v. Raich, the Supreme Court ruled that federal law trumped state law when it comes to a person growing marijuana for personal use, but an affirmative state-wide vote for full-blown legalization will not be as easy to contain, despite Attorney Gen. Eric Holder's threat to "vigorously enforce" the Controlled Substances Act no matter the outcome. Legal precedent firmly establishes that state law enforcement agents are under no mandate to enforce federal laws, and the Dept. of Justice simply lacks the manpower to stop pot smokers at anything more than a symbolic rate."
HESG at # 2 on DD Machine
http://ddmachine.com/
But no info to do DD....lol
this is pinkyland!!!no limit...eitherway up or down!this is currently being pimped by paid stock promoters!!!
you will regeret more if you don't buy back right now.....lol
what are those?
Gold has been an investor favourite for decades (almost tripling in the last 5 years alone).Analysts don't see this trend reversing either: The general consensus is that the price of gold will only keep increasing with time, as the number of uses and demand for it increase. There is no alternative for gold, and it is highly doubted that one might pop out of nowhere in the foreseeable future!
what DD can be done....hard to find any info about our beloved HESG!!!!just wait for miracle.
Goldman Sachs recently raised its 12-month forecast for gold to $1650/ounce, citing expectations for further quantitative easing in the U.S. and prospects for long-term interest rates to continue falling (source:Kitco)(source:Allen Sykora)(source:10/12/2010).
Goldman said the decline in U.S. real interest rates is likely to persist, and rates could push even lower in the near term should the Federal Reserve undertake quantitative easing measures. Thus, Goldman said it is raising its gold price forecasts to $1,400, $1,525 and $1,650 on a 3-, 6- and 12-month horizon. Goldman said its updated forecasts point to an average of $1,575 an ounce in 2011, which is $175 higher than it previously expected.