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ARCA off GWGO ask...hold on..eom
GWGO about to blow up...eom
GWGO -> 8k due today or tomorrow AM. Watch...
for a run in to it. Solid bottom in.
Listing requirements..
Can anyone tell me what the requirements are to move from the OTC to either the AMEX, Nas SC, or Nas NM? Thanks in advance.
Check the flag..
on GWGO chart. This thing will break huge + today's news coming over lunch...:>
GWGO -> hear huge news coming over lunch..eom
I think PAIM....
can see a 300% + day and close in the 8 range..
PAIM revenues this year..
from the mines...nice.
I see at least .0006...eom
PAIM - holy chit! She is gonna fly!
My Ipod killer..
breaking out nicely. HNDH.
Check the management team out:
http://www.hheld.com/management_team.php
Financials...
Check this filing. Revenues have gone from (9 months) $376,000 to close to $1 million.
They plan on pulling the rug out from Apple. Great read.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1309710/000095013606000932/file001.htm
My target...
Call me crazy, but if this reverse merger IPO'ed on the Nasdaq, they would have a $500 million market cap, or $35 share price. Check their filing, they plan on being on a major exchange very soon.
Have been adding this gem.
Check out the management team:
http://www.hheld.com/
Management Team
Jeff Oscodar, President and Chief Executive Officer: Mr. Oscodar has been director, president and chief executive officer of HandHeld Entertainment since November 2004. Prior to joining HandHeld Entertainment, Oscodar founded and ran Rule 168 Advisors from July 1999 to November 2004, a consulting firm focused on the commercialization of new technology. At Rule 168, he advised Raytheon on how to turn defense industry applications into valuable commercial operations. Previously, he co-founded InfoGear Technology Corporation, which produced the first Web-enabled telephone and was sold to Cisco Systems in March 2000 for $301 million. While at InfoGear, Oscodar developed content partnerships with companies such as Amazon.com, eToys, Time Inc., USA Today and Yahoo!, among others.
Tim Keating, Chief Operating Officer: Mr. Keating, chief operating officer of HandHeld Entertainment, is the former managing director of Intel Capital Europe where he spearheaded more than 70 equity investments between 2000 and 2003. He is a 21-year veteran of Intel, where he helped grow the Fortune 500 company's core processor business into one of the strongest in the world by heading up the microprocessor business in Europe in the 1990s and launching the original Intel Pentium(TM) brand and chip.
Garrett Cecchini, Executive Vice President and Founder: Mr. Cecchini, executive vice president and co-founder, has more than 20 years of experience in the technology industry, first as a corporate lawyer principally advising technology companies and venture funds in licensing and reorganization matters, and then as an entrepreneur. In 1998, he founded Compression Science Corporation, a company that developed advanced broadcast video encoder technology and was sold to Philips Electronics in 2002.
Carl Page, Chief Technology Officer: Mr. Page, chief technology officer and director, was a co-founder of eGroups, Inc., where he helped build a network of 14 million users who relied on eGroups to support Web-based collaborative work efforts. eGroups was eventually acquired by Yahoo! in 2000 for more than $425 million and is today known as Yahoo! Groups.
Bill Bush, Acting Chief Financial Officer: Mr. Bush, acting chief financial officer, previously served as the chief financial officer and secretary for International Microcomputer Software, Inc. (OTCBB:IMSI - News), a developer and distributor of precision design software, content and online services. He brings more than 15 years of experience in finance and accounting./p>
Greg Sutyak, Executive Vice President, Finance and Operations: Mr. Sutyak, executive vice-president of finance and operations, has more than 25 years of business management and finance experience, including an instrumental role in taking audiohighway.com public on the Nasdaq Stock Market in 1998. Sutyak has spent his last 15 years focused on high-technology markets and spent 10 years as vice president over a $100 million portfolio for Tokai Bank.
Larry Gitlin, Vice President of Business Development: For more than 15 years, Mr. Gitlin has been an executive in advanced strategic business development, product development, sales and operations and has specialized in digital media, motion picture and broadcast television, as well as wireless and advanced telecommunications products including advanced DSL, Wi-Fi and PON/FTTX. In early 2001, Mr. Gitlin served as VP of Business Development at Qwest Communications as a core member of Qwest's Corporate Business Development group, with a specialty in Digital Media and Telco TV, launching an electronic media delivery product suite trial at Qwest for the entertainment industry. He also co-created a comprehensive security business unit within Qwest for enterprise and government channels that utilized a broad range of IP-based network applications, Infosec, SSL architectures, DIA, VoIP and local-loop access. After Qwest, Mr. Gitlin consulted with several top Silicon Valley firms such as Harmonic, Inc., leaders in compression and optical network products. Formerly, Mr. Gitlin was an entertainment executive in Hollywood, producing and line-producing more than a dozen films and TV shows, then moving into Digital Media. Mr. Gitlin joined HHE in July 2004.
Eric Hamilton, Principal Scientist: Mr. Hamilton has served as chief scientist at HandHeld Entertainment since April 2003. He is a leading compression scientist and past chair of the International JPEG Committee, which is responsible for developing the successful JPEG image-coding standard and JPEG 2000.
Ted Richards, Executive Creative Director: Mr. Richards, executive creative director, has more than 20 years experience as a consumer product creative director, product manager and interactive marketing developer. His professional portfolio includes Ford Motor Company, Lucasfilms Games, Microsoft, Symantec, Hunter Douglas and WebMD. He developed, patented and designed TestDrive, the first “try before your buy” interactive CD-ROM catalog, and the first audio download Web site, audiohighway.com that integrated audio content with the Listen Up Player, the first portable audio player.
Board of Directors
In addition to Jeff Oscodar, and Carl Page the following persons serve on our Board of Directors:
Bill Keating, Chairman: Mr. Keating has been a member of the board of directors of HHE since October 2004. Since 2004, Mr. Keating has been the Chief Executive Officer of Xtend Networks, a division of Vyyo, Inc., a provider of cable television multimedia-service router bandwidth solutions. He is a founding member of Nekei, a venture-catalyst consulting company formed in 2002, and is a 25-year veteran of the technology industry. A number of recent business ventures for which Mr. Keating helped to arrange funding have either gone public or been successfully acquired. These include Moxi Digital (sold to Paul Allen in 2002) and WebTV (sold to Microsoft in 1997). In addition, from 1997 to 2000, Mr. Keating was General Manager at Microsoft TV, a division of Microsoft that provided broadband middleware for worldwide cable, telco and satellite television. From 1993 to 1996, he was Senior Vice President at General Magic, a leading supplier of PDAs and intelligent online services. From 1991 to 1992, he was Vice President and General Manager at Rational Software, a leading supplier of software development tools. From 1985 to 1991, he was Director of Technology Marketing at Sun Microsystems, a leading supplier of workstations, servers and enterprise software platforms.
Geoff Mulligan, Director: Mr. Mulligan co-founded HHE in February 2003 and has served as a member of its board of directors since that time. Since September 2002, Mr. Mulligan has been Chief Operating Officer of Konami Digital Entertainment, the U.S. subsidiary of the $2.3 billion Japanese developer and publisher of digital entertainment software. From March 2002 to September 2002, Mr. Mulligan served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Xicat Interactive, Inc., a developer of PC entertainment software. From 1991 to 2002, Mr. Mulligan was Senior Vice President of Business Development for Acclaim Entertainment, Inc., a global developer and publisher of entertainment software. Prior to joining Acclaim, Mr. Mulligan was President of Activision International, a consumer electronics and gaming company. He is also one of the founders of the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the governing body of the $11 billion U.S. entertainment software industry.
Nathan Schulhof, Director: A technology visionary with several U.S. patents to his credit, Schulhof is known as the inventor of the MP3 player industry. As co-founder of Information Highway Media Corp. (later renamed Audio Highway and then audiohighway.com) in the early 1990s, the Schulhof-led organization introduced the Listen Up Player at the January 1997 Consumer Electronics Show where it won an Innovations award and later garnered the People's Choice award from the Upside Magazine/David Coursey Internet Showcase conference in 1998. He also helped take audiohighway.com public on the Nasdaq Stock Market in 1998. In addition to his critical role at audiohighway.com, Schulhof co-founded TestDrive Corporation (a pioneer in the distribution of encrypted software on CD-ROMs), which was sold to R.R. Donnelley & Sons in 1994. During his 35-plus years as a serial entrepreneur, Mr. Schulhof has also served as CEO of Silicon Valley Systems and Jasmine Systems. In 2001, Mr. Schulhof co-founded GoldPine Partners, LLC, a Southern California-based consulting and investment firm that focuses on engagements with technology and biotechnology companies.
L2 on PAIM? TIA...eom
PAIM - will gap nice tomorrow...eom
Short Seller Captured Capital
How smart companies fight illegal short selling
(PRWEB) March 8, 2006 -- It’s not uncommon to read about small publicly traded companies complaining about the evils of naked short selling and the negative impact that it has on their price of their stock. It is however, quite uncommon for companies to actually take action and do something about it. The difficult, sometimes daunting task of taking on the issue of naked shorting is usually costly and time consuming, taking valuable resources away from the company’s operations. Some of the most prominent anti-naked short selling proponents include Overstock.com (OSTK), Great West Gold (GWGO), Global Links Communications (GLKC), and CMKM Diamonds which has ceased trading since October of 2005.
One of the newest companies to take on naked short selling is Loftwerks Inc (LFWK). While many of the fore-mentioned companies diverted resources towards fighting naked short positions in their companies, Loftwerks has tackled the problem by diverting more money back into the company, and buying back shares. In fact, in recent news releases Loftwerks has announced that insiders of their company hold more shares of their company’s stock, than have actually been issued. CEO Dennis Ammerman stated, "Insiders decided to buy more shares than are legally available. There is no stock definition for this type of buying; therefore, we created our own definition. We call it 'Short Seller Captured Capital.’” Essentially what this means to Loftwerks shareholders is that insiders own the entire outstanding share count, and then some.
The last time a scenario such as this was revealed, was with Global Links Communications. Robert Simpson, CEO of Global Zann Corp. at one point had in his possession the entire issued and outstanding stock of GLKC, and filed the ownership with the SEC as required. Despite owning all the stock of Global Links, the stock continued to trade millions of shares per day. As investors caught wind, shares of Global Links quickly gained more than 1000% moving from under .01 to over .14 in a matter of weeks.
CMKM Diamonds continues to press on in its fight against naked short selling, now in its 5th month of its historic certificate withdrawal from the DTCC. Since the call to request physical delivery of shares in November, the task force set up to account for the shares has tallied over 400 billion of the 703 billion issued. The latest deadline to show ownership is March 15th, which leaves many investors worried that a naked short position in the company will not be proven. Widespread reports indicate that many shareholders that have requested their certificates are having trouble actually getting them from their brokers. Other shareholders are completely unaware of the certificate pull altogether, since the main method of communication for the process is through message boards and the internet. Undisclosed at this point is the level of ownership of CEO Urban Casavant, and family, as well as the numerous business partners the company was involved with.
Short Seller Captured Capital
How smart companies fight illegal short selling
(PRWEB) March 8, 2006 -- It’s not uncommon to read about small publicly traded companies complaining about the evils of naked short selling and the negative impact that it has on their price of their stock. It is however, quite uncommon for companies to actually take action and do something about it. The difficult, sometimes daunting task of taking on the issue of naked shorting is usually costly and time consuming, taking valuable resources away from the company’s operations. Some of the most prominent anti-naked short selling proponents include Overstock.com (OSTK), Great West Gold (GWGO), Global Links Communications (GLKC), and CMKM Diamonds which has ceased trading since October of 2005.
One of the newest companies to take on naked short selling is Loftwerks Inc (LFWK). While many of the fore-mentioned companies diverted resources towards fighting naked short positions in their companies, Loftwerks has tackled the problem by diverting more money back into the company, and buying back shares. In fact, in recent news releases Loftwerks has announced that insiders of their company hold more shares of their company’s stock, than have actually been issued. CEO Dennis Ammerman stated, "Insiders decided to buy more shares than are legally available. There is no stock definition for this type of buying; therefore, we created our own definition. We call it 'Short Seller Captured Capital.’” Essentially what this means to Loftwerks shareholders is that insiders own the entire outstanding share count, and then some.
The last time a scenario such as this was revealed, was with Global Links Communications. Robert Simpson, CEO of Global Zann Corp. at one point had in his possession the entire issued and outstanding stock of GLKC, and filed the ownership with the SEC as required. Despite owning all the stock of Global Links, the stock continued to trade millions of shares per day. As investors caught wind, shares of Global Links quickly gained more than 1000% moving from under .01 to over .14 in a matter of weeks.
CMKM Diamonds continues to press on in its fight against naked short selling, now in its 5th month of its historic certificate withdrawal from the DTCC. Since the call to request physical delivery of shares in November, the task force set up to account for the shares has tallied over 400 billion of the 703 billion issued. The latest deadline to show ownership is March 15th, which leaves many investors worried that a naked short position in the company will not be proven. Widespread reports indicate that many shareholders that have requested their certificates are having trouble actually getting them from their brokers. Other shareholders are completely unaware of the certificate pull altogether, since the main method of communication for the process is through message boards and the internet. Undisclosed at this point is the level of ownership of CEO Urban Casavant, and family, as well as the numerous business partners the company was involved with.
Who are....
JANICE SHELL, SEAN 2000, JIM BISHOP?
Man, I love ignore.
GWGO - up huge...
in Germany.
http://de.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GXL.BE
From GWGO website:
FINAL STRUCTURE :-
"..... and the Company will acquire a Group of Companies in another Industry Sector which will result in a change of the Company's name, CUSIP Number and Trading Symbol."
Any thoughts on what Industry? Looks like a company name and symbol change news may come tomorrow as well. Should be interesting.
GWGO - Tear down the wall!!! eom
Had a small buy in for...
more GWGO at .0014, they jumped right over me and did not fill.
GWGO - gotta like this:
The Company assumes that a lot of Naked Short Sellers are covering their positions and the Company is of the opinion that the Company's share price remains enormously undervalued. The acquisitions being announced on Friday March 3, 2006 are likely to force a lot more Naked Short Sellers to cover their positions and the Company remains positive that the share price will recover to more realistic levels very shortly.
The Company wishes to point out that no Registration Statements have ever been filed by this Company to create "free trading" Stock from restricted shares issued for cash or to settle various acquisitions whatsoever.
GWGO - thar she goes...pennyland coming imo..eom
GWGO - a penny soon?
GWGO - nice news.eom
Interesting chart..
Bottom today was the same as other down day (I cannot draw lines). Also notice the increase in accumulation today even on a down day.
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=BLDH,uu[h,a]daclyyay[db][pb13!f][vc60][iut!Lf]&pref=...
Anyone get the feeling...
news is coming? I have seen these shakes before with huge spreads. Remember the prior 2 weeks we traded BxA within a penny and moved penny by penny. Now a .22 cent spread? WTF?
Talk about a low volume...
shake. Took it down to $1.30. Much needed shake to proceed higher. I still see the week ending over $2.25. We shall see...
okay, okay...
you sold at $2.10. Your first post here was when it was trading around $2.08. What did you make 2 cents on your trade?????
Yeah..
And I sold Google at $475...LOL!!!
Funny how..
everyone seems to exit at the top! LOL!
Funny as well how the bid never hit $2.10. Tell me then....How did you sell?
Oh my god..
finally a shake. Much needed if we are to go higher.
AGAIN...
they posted a 90,000 trade after the close, or 12% of the days volume. WTF?
http://host.businessweek.com/businessweek/Historical_Quotes.html?Button=Get+Quotes&Format=0&...
New filing out..
Pekka owns 1.5 million
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1105309/000114420406007767/v036569_sc13d.txt
Item 5. Interest in Securities of the Issuer
(a) The Issuer has 7,775,008 issued and outstanding shares of common stock. The
Reporting Person owns 1,500,000 shares (representing approximately 19.2%) of the
issued and outstanding common stock of the Issuer.
It's dated 2/27 so I imagine the O/S is still the same.
At this pace...
10 cents a day, in 979 days we will be at $100. LOL!
BLDH made..
the top $ volume list from Friday. Should do it again today. $$ pouring in here...
http://www.pinksheets.com/marketactivity/dollar_volume_leaders.jsp?Shortlist=&Prefix=ps_all
BLDH-->another 1 cent rise...incredible!
BLDH-->2,000 x 500, new high again...eom