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From the ibox, it appears as if Stealth has a lot of "Directors".
I can't find much out on Stealth.
How is Stealth paying for all of this overhead in the form of Director salaries?
fly, if you get a chance, please update the ibox as, by judging from the ibox, I see a lot of cash going out the door but not much coming in.
Is Stealth diluting the stock to pay all of these salaries?
Thanks fly. You Frenchies crack me up!
fly, since you have stated that you have taken a position with Stealth, can you please share more info about the company or update the ibox?
I'm sure you have much more knowledge than you have shared if you have already taken a position in the company.
There must be more to the story and you have peaked my interest!
fly, was it actually a legitimate TV show or just a paid infomercial ? Can you please share the details? I've heard people suggest that when a company participates in paid promotional pieces on TV, it is a red flag for a possible scam.
Any info would be appreciated.
fly, I notice you linked this company to your IHUB scam board:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=33132622
So, am I to presume that you investigating Stealth Energy Inc. as a possible scam?
If so and if Stealth Energy Inc. is determined to be a scam, expose them before anyone invests their hard earned money on yet another scam.
Aflac!
I don't know anything about JYTO or BCLE but, if they are scams, expose them!
On a side note, I have had limited success making some contact regarding BLDV. Based upon my communications, I don't think BLDV is a scam.
I didn't obtain any information that has not already been posted but I did receive information supporting some of the favorable things being posted.
I agree with Doberman, let's focus on real scams.
whoops, now down.
I would like to know more about what's going on with XXIS but I don't think it's over.
Why would XXIS execute this common to preferred back to common share exchange if it's over?
I think there is something here just wish I knew what and how much.
Thanks MC for all the info that you provide for this board.
TEX already up over 5% after hours as earnings were released after hours today. IMO, TEX is currently undervalued based upon earnings that were reported afetr hours today.
I've never seen a worthwhile IR firm.
Contracting IR firms always seems like a waste of money to me as I can't ever remember an IR firm ever adding value.
Ah! The great unknown!
Starting to read a little more about BLDV and I am all for exposing scams but let's keep the facts straight; otherwise, it looks like we are contriving a story to unfairly accuse a legitimate company as operating as a scam. By the way, I have yet to make up my mind about BLDV as I have not done nearly enough research.
Regarding the following statement in BLDV's most recent news release:
"Blue Diamond Ventures, Inc. (Other OTC:BLDV.PK - News), through its interest in Blue Diamond Ventures Biodiesel, LLC, has secured the right to acquire the majority interest in a biodiesel production plant and related port facilities in the Gulf Coast."
I have seen posts, after this news release, stating that BLDV has no assets which may not be correct.
The "right to acquire" may be able to be classified as an intangible asset on a company's Balance Sheet.
Here's an example of an SEC filing where "rights" were classified on another company's Balance Sheet as an intangible asset:
http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1101137/000103849405000013/a10q0412.txt
KORE HOLDINGS, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES
NOTES TO CONDENSED CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
DECEMBER 31, 2004 AND 2003
NOTE 4- INTANGIBLE ASSET
The Company in November 2003 issued 1000 shares of its common stock valued at $500,000 for exclusive right to distribute power generators in northern California and Hawaii and other agreed territories. Additionally, the Company received the non-exclusive right to acquire the generators at prevailing wholesale prices for distribution and the non-exclusive license to use the name, trademark and trade names of the manufacturer or distributor of the power generators. The license agreements are being amortized over the five year life. Amortization charged to expense for the three months ended December 31, 2004 was $25,000.
pontalba, pontalba, where art thou pontalba?
Cookies. Yum! Yum!
Oh OK. Thanks!
fly, unforunately I did not get time to research BLDV over the weekend but am going to try to do so tonight.
With that being said, what is "T&AM"?
I am often wrong and let me apologize in advance if this has already been addressed.
If there is significant XXIS news, it likley won't be released until after November 7th; otherwise, less people will be inclined to convert their common shares to preferred shares if there is significant news released prior to November 7th and the share price actually starts moving up.
If there is going to be a reverse stock split, it likely won't occur until near the end of 3 month holding period for the prefferred shares. Otherwise, if any potential reverse split occurs too far in advance of the end of the three month hold period, it would allow too much time for the share price to drift back down to the pre reverse split share price (if there is no significant news released to sustain the share price) and XXIS would have to issue an insane amount of common shares when preferred shares began converting back to common.
Has TEX finally bottomed out?
pontalba, my interest has been peaked on BLDV.
I must admit that I don't "understand plantation land requirements".
Will you please expound?
If I am asking too many questions on this board, please tell me and I will stop.
I admit that I have not done enough DD yet on BLDV to form an opinion a to whether or not BLDV is a scam or not. I will put some time into this weekend so I can hopefully be more knowledgeable.
I simply trying to garner enough info to form my own opinion on BLDV but I appreciate all applicable info any one is willing to share.
Therefore, whatever anyone is willing to share would be appreciated.
Thank you.
I try to always be skeptical but I have to admit that it is somewhat impressive, as an email from Belize's Financial Secretary - Ministry of Finance is fairly solid 3rd party DD.
I am going to try to find time over the weekend to research BLDV further.
From the email address, it apears as if Osorio serves within the governement of Belize but who is Waight?
I have to agree that broadly discrediting all business opportunities in an entire continent (other than Antarctica with virtually no population) is a bit preposterous.
A lot of money has been made (and lost) in Africa.
If a company is a scam, then expose it for the scam it is but it appears as if this criticism is ridiculous.
Isn't that the company that may be friends with someone who impersonates a personal trainer?
I think I may take a closer look at BLDV as there is quite a bit of discussion about it on this board.
Excuse me?
i c u b drinkin' the KOOL koolaide!
KOOL down 10% today!!!!!!
boatman, you may ask anything you like.
To answer your question I found this board via the GGRN board. The connection came through looking at EarnestDD's history of posts on IHUB.
I have no relationship with Blue Monutain. As a matter of fact, I don't know what Blue Mountain is but I presume you are referring to Blue Diamond.
I have never defended "da trainer guy". I have absolutely no knowledge of "da trainer guy" so I have neither defended or accused him as I would be doing so out of ignorance. If I remember correctly, BLDV was being held accountable based on speculation that their friend was impersonating a personal trainer? Obviously, there has to be more to the story than that but, not to be rude, but I really don't care about it or BLDV.
To answer you question, I have no other aliases. jbisme is me!
By the way, everyone on IHUB had to be new at some time, even you you were new on Ocotober 15, 2002. Happy belated six year anniversay (sorry for being one day late).
I don't read the BLDV board so I apologize for my lack of knowledge for the specifics.
Anyway, I'm not sure I would hold someone accountable for their friend "apparently" threatening people.
Nor would I consider a person a thug based merely on speculation that their friend was threatening people.
I don't know John Moaning nor am I familiar with BLDV so I don't know enough to comment.
Although, I'm not sure that someone who pretends to be an exercise trainer meets my definition of a thug.
By the way, it has everything to do with the individual's moral compass.
I do not knowingly make monetary gains from any company (or activity for that matter) that is not ethical.
Plain and simple.
imo, it is unethical to do so but you are entitled to your opinion.
Unfortunately, thugs abound in all aspects of business, including the stock market.
Everybody's moral compass is not calibrated equally.
To me, it is unethical to derive income from flipping a scam company's stock.
Unfortunately, the stock market is riddled with various kinds of thugs.
If enough investors convert and put their shares "on the shelf" for 3 months, it makes it a lot easier for the share price to run up if good news is released while these shares are "on the shelf".
I see it the same way juggernutt. It appears to me that XXIS is banking on a share price in excess of $0.00125 (allowing for 20% discount) three months from November 7, 2008.
Traderfan, I agree with you also. I am considering more shares specifically to convert for a guaranteed 1,250% share value increase three months from November 7, 2008. Unless, like others have stated, something squirelly happens with the share structure over that period of time.
Gbathat, I agree with your analysis. On the surface, the conversion locks in a 1,250% profit but that profit can't be realized any sooner than 3 months from November 7, 2008.
The risk being that the share price is greater than $0.00125 3 months from November 7, 2008 and you could have made more than your guaranteed profit of 1,250% if you would not have converted.
I have requested a physical stock certificate back from a broker once and I believe it took a couple of weeks to get the physical cert delivered and cost me $50 to get it. I believe the conversion requires the physical cert to be delivered to the transfer agent.
The conversion deal requires no cash outlay on part of the company; whereas, a share buyback would require cash outlay by the company. Thus, I believe that is why XXIS opted for this conversion deal.
Unfortunately, there is still one pumper on the GGRN board even AFTER the algae assets were sold off.
Flat out pumping with no substance such as:
"Looks like it held on today! Things are looking UP! GLTYA"
- Posted on GGRN board just YESTERDAY on 10-07-08
"Now lookie there! Up 25% today! Nice huh? I say they are doing just fine right now. Nice to see your positive about an up swing! I understand all that bad feeling with such a drop over the year, But if all goes well we will be ok on this one IMO. GLTY!"
- Posted on GGRN board TODAY 10-08-08
I wonder how many of the multi-million GGRN shares issued at $0.00001 per share that this poster received from GGRN to pump the stock?
GGRN may be desperate for cash if GGRN had to sell off possibly its most valuable asset?
It's a shame as a company can have a great potential product but, if the company is mismanaged and/or the share structure is abused, it can spell disaster for the shareholders.
Hind sight is 20/20 but I should have seen the hand writing on the wall when GGRN was issuing multi-millions of shares at $0.00001.
I'm not sure the shareholders who bought shares legitimately on the open market got a fair shake by the company's management, especially since GGRN is down over 75% for the year!
So much for your $0.04 bottom call. I understood your logic but, fortunately for me, I did not buy into it. I just didn't see support at $0.04.
How far do you think it will drop from here?
Did you get stuck holding any $0.04 shares or were you able to dump them?
OK, not trying to start trouble. Since this is a stock message board, I believe most information is submitted to help provide info as to whether or not a particular company's share price is properly valued, under valued or over valued but I understand your point. Peace.