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btw, I did have the opportunity to meet with the company. However at this point I believe Ihub is NOT the proper forum to discuss the details, especially the way this board is being run.
Chunga, do you find the name calling in post # 4121 acceptable? Funny because you wanted to run a civil and respected board amongst members yet no action taken for these type of insults?
This posted is pleased we tanked, likes to rub our nose in the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars and as long as you get to put up your frank zappa photo you seem content, not cool for a moderator imvho
I will imagine you are yet another unwize alias, so GFY
Bird, I haven't seen them. I am slammed with new clients and appointments here at NAMM. This is much more important than my investment in SLS.
Ask the self proclaimed King of Shorts, as he can't form a proper sentence or spell maybe he can speak.
I love these people that show up after the fact to claim they made the call, not sure where they come from but like the foam on waste water they rise.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
98
sure you did, and I saw santa claus on christmas. lol
Monday morning QB, please, spare me.
Bird and all, ez is an idiot. Obviously a disgruntiled ex-employee.
To state the offering plate at a house of worship is the tipping point for the same to purchase audio and video equipment for the facility is actually funny.
There are over 30,000 prime candidtes for new and upgraded sound, sls will get a share. Cinema is also turning into part time houses of worship in many parts of the country.
I am very disappointed with the wasted funds going after a consumer market they had no business entering. To establish a "new brand" in the CE market, if you don't have 25M to throw at marketing, promotion and advertising...don't even bother.
IMO, sales are down (as the best buy # doesn't appear in 2007 results. The lack of communication to investors is insulting as when they were standing on the rooftop claiming a billion dollars in sales with the next five years they wanted an audience, when the plan does not materialize they vanish and clam up, very weak.
I'm in up to my eyeballs, their product is excellent, execution or follow through with a business plan, pathetic in fact.
I am exhibiting at CES and travel to Anaheim this weekend where I have a large display booth for the NAMM show. I don't believe SLS is present at either show. Out of sight, out of mind.
Thank god my business is growing so the current loss from my investment in SLS is less depressing.
Good luck to all.
Bird, my honest opinion is you are taking sleez way too seriously. No one but yourself takes full responsibility for your actions. Good, Bad or Indifferent it's what you've decided to do.
Should new information be introduced or or a change ocurrs in the facts on which your original decision was made, then by all means evaluate and render another decision with all new data as part of the equation.
You might in fact come up with a new decision and action is required. You might come to the same decision.
As with any investment, it's a good idea to keep track of it and monitor progress or lack of the same, then it's time to re-evaluate and decide.
Just my opinion
Happy Holidays to All!
Keith
Hi All,
Actually I am surprised that nothing has surfaced to this point. I know as a fact they are busier today than ever.
I think the C's still need to be taken out and maybe that is affecting an investment or financing, not sure.
From everything I am able to gather though the market (pro audio that is), Cinema is on fire and Pro is going very well according to the Manufacturer's Reps I've spoken with directly.
So we must wait for confirmation from HQ.
In the mean while, relax, enjoy the upcoming holiday season and stay healthy and in good spirits my friends!
Sincerely,
Keith
worthy, I don't think you'll get 'em for fifty cents, but then again anything is possible.
with the 300M+ backlog, how do you not see them as near term profitable? They are already in possession of over 50M in heavy equipment, should get a couple of jobs done that for now. I think they would trade at a very high P/E, let's see if they can finish the year at .03 per share or better.
good luck
Hi King,
Voted FOR Directors suggestions on all three, wish I knew what # 3 was though. I find it best to go with the BOD, as they should have the best interest of all in their plans.
jmo
Keith
Thanks for sharing the updated information Fernando! Well, if the company is building urban development projects why not make a buck on getting folks in and out of Vietnam. Look at who their partners are on this venture, definitely solid solid business ties in place to say the least.
2008 should be an interesting ride for sure.
Keith
Cavico Corp. Partners to Form Aircraft Leasing Company in Vietnam
VALC to Purchase 12 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, 20 Airbus A321s
LOS ANGELES and HANOI, Vietnam – October 17, 2007 -- Cavico Corp. announced today the formation of Vietnam Aircraft Leasing Joint Stock Company (VALC) to purchase aircraft that will be leased to domestic and regional airlines in Vietnam. VALC seeks to lessen the country’s dependency on international airlines by increasing the number of aircraft owned by a Vietnamese company. The joint stock company will also invest in air transportation and airport services.
Cavico’s partners in VALC include the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV), Petro Vietnam and Vietnam Airlines. The joint stock company was created with an initial investment of US $200 million and expects investments by the partners of up to US $1 billion through 2025.
Through its partner Vietnam Airlines, VALC has signed a contract with Boeing to purchase 12 Boeing 787 Dreamliners to serve Vietnam’s rapidly growing air travel industry. On behalf of VALC, Vietnam Airlines also has signed a principal contract to purchase 20 Airbus A321-200s.
Hai Thanh Tran, vice president of Cavico Corp., said, "As a leader in developing Vietnam's energy and hydropower infrastructure, Cavico is benefiting from the country’s brisk economic strides. Cavico has begun to explore other rapidly growing areas of development in Vietnam and recently invested in the development of industrial hubs and urban infrastructure construction. Now we believe Cavico's reputation will help attract the financing needed to break into the aviation industry, which is burgeoning in Vietnam and throughout the Southeast Asia."
The company’s stock is not currently traded. In order to obtain information about the company and news updates, investors may visit the company website, http://www.cavicocorp.com or its investor relations website at http://www.hawkassociates.com/cvcpprofile.aspx.
Cavico is preparing a Form 10 and upon filing will make an application to the OTC-Bulletin Board.
Bird, I now work for the largest manufacturer in the world of Professional Audio Components, was head-hunted in fact. Said, "No Thank You, No Thanks and Finally "NO" until we reached an Agreement together. SLS is on our radar.
I know nothing of the inside operations other than they are busier than ever.
Remember, I am in and still a shareholder at a cost average way above many others, but remain confident (yes,still at this point in time) in the approach of SLS products, management and leadership. Sometimes you need a sharp kick in the XXXXX to relaize it's time to deliver.
That's my view and I'm comfortable presently.
Keith
Must Comment...
Nothing but sales growth and decreasing expenses, personally I don't understand the why for a .04 bid and a .05 ask, not to mention anemic volume.
IMVHO something will shake this thing in the next 30 days. I know I stated 45 days about 30 days ago, but everything from my view says they are not going out of business or ready to close the doors, so I'm a bit unclear on exactly what is creating the current trading pattern.
Keith
How about, a different solution of SDS in the 9 part series. Wow, if I were the company filing suit, I'd be pissed.
How about they worked their way right around whatever patent "The Company" owned and came up with an alternative component"?
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!
Right now, while everyone continues to push the exit door might be a good time to add or establish a position.
Way too much public association and naming of names for this to be a hoax imo.
Scared is scared, buy low sell high is the rule, My first buys were at .31, loaded up here and still believe the truth is the truth.
Brother/Sister...I'm IN! Have been for a couple of months and find todays activity exactly why I was ready with available funds.
I am not from Kansas, but still by the rule "Show Me!"
How about Tawana Brawly, cost miliions and millions to discover, no claim.
Welcome to the world of business 1.0
Greed is an amazing motivator! Go MCCY!
Innocent until PROVEN guilty in the US Court Systems.
Worth an 11K roll imvho
Hate to say it but...
I now own an additional 100K shares
GOOOOOOOO MCCY!
So is this it? All another company's technology misrepresented by RH and group?
How does RH (or does RH) have 1.4B in signed contracts, I am getting more confused the more information I get, bot the way it should work ya know!
"Injunction - Tree - Funny"
Well that sure isn't what I was expecting. I hope they hang him from the highest tree.
2K kiss it good bye
can you provide a link to this? TIA
Hi All,
I know I have to read thousands of posts, but in a nutshell, WTF is going on?
All news unless proven inaccurate has still been delivered by the company. Got in after the first big run @.31, saw .60's again and was not tempted to sell, just saw the action today.
I am lost and/or real bad with numbers.
.06 bid .065 ask and zero volume. Greek, you on vacation? LOL!
Something should leak in the next 30-45 days, hope it's not the pps.
Keith
Effective Control Trucking LLC. Announces $1.4 Billion USD in SaleS.
Congrats!
SP - In order to submit a Form 10 and apply for OTC, I believe they need to have audited financials.
I'm not an SEC Attorney, so please take this as my opinion.
I received an email from Tim last week that said the audit was done and being signed off upon by their lawyers and now they can move forward with filing this Form 10.
53K being held in limbo for me, trying to maintain patience and at the same time sort of understanding what the company must be going through.
A total cluster #### by Henry from PRVH, nobody involved needs or wants to be here, trust me!
Back to school kids!
Keith
Cavico Corp. Partnered to Build Infrastructure for Industrial Park and Urban City
LOS ANGELES and HANOI, Vietnam – August 31, 2007 -- Cavico Corp. announced today the formation of Petro Viet Nam – IDICO Industrial Park and Urban Investment Joint Stock Co.
The company was formed by Cavico Corp. along with several investment and strategic partners including Vietnam Petro, Industrial and Urban Development Corporation, and Song Hong Company. The company, which held its first shareholders meeting the day it was formed, was created to develop industrial parks and urban cities and invest in petrol services in Vietnam.
The initial investment in the company by the partners is US $6.25 million. They expect to raise approximately US $60.25 million in financing by 2008.
Petro Viet Nam – Industrial Park and Urban Investment Joint Stock Co. has begun discussion of leasing out land in the industrial park of in Nam Dinh city, located nearly 50 miles south of Hanoi, to manufacturing companies. Construction in Nam Dinh, which will include urban infrastructure construction such as clearing land, building roads, dividing lots for residential housing and developing commercial districts, is expected to take approximately one year. The company also plans to utilize future investment for other petrol services.
Hai Thanh Tran, vice president of Cavico Corp., said, “We are diversifying our focus on developing Vietnam’s energy and hydropower infrastructure to developing industrial parks and urban infrastructure construction. We believe Cavico’s reputation as Vietnam’s premier private construction and engineering firm will help attract the financing and other support needed to make these projects successful and profitable.”
The company’s stock is not currently traded. In order to obtain information about the company and news updates, investors may visit the company website, www.cavicocorp.com or its investor relations website at www.hawkassociates.com/cvcpprofile.aspx.
Cavico is preparing a Form 10 and upon filing will make an application to the OTC-Bulletin Board.
About Cavico Corp.
Cavico is a major infrastructure construction, infrastructure investment and natural resources conglomerate headquartered in Hanoi, Vietnam. Cavico is highly respected for its core competency in the construction of mission-critical infrastructure including hydroelectric plants, highways, bridges, tunnels and urban community developments. One of the company’s primary competitive advantages is its ability to nurture a project “from concept through completion” with a vertical portfolio of interrelated investment, permitting, design, construction management and facility maintenance services. Cavico’s project partners include top multi-national corporations and government organizations. The company employs more than 3,000 people. For more information, visit www.cavicocorp.com.
A profile for investors can be accessed at www.hawkassociates.com/cvcpprofile.aspx.
I emailed Tim, Mark and Frank yesterday
Good Evening, just wanted to share a bit of information. The only one who replied was Tim. Mark Moline's email address is no longer valid and Hawk Associates didn't reply as of tonight.
Tim said "The audit is completed and waiting for a sign-off from the attorneys to be included for submission along with Form 10 to the SEC".
So, 60-90 Days from today would be my guess, hence November 15th.
IMO, we'll never see thirties again. Unless in a couple of years when it's $30.00's
ONE MILLION SHARES FIRST 45 MINUTES, HMMMMMMMMM.....
I think the MM's call it a "Shake" to shake out the weak hands and accumlate more shares for them to trade imo.
This would be a great day for another contract announcemnt! Blast right through .75 imo.
GLTA
Japan leads a corporate shift to Vietnam in its hunt for cheaper labour
Leo Lewis, Asia Business Correspondent
From high-tech consumer electronics and solar panels to bathroom tiles and tanker hulls, corporate Japan is leading an Asian manufacturing switch from China to Vietnam, Eastern Europe and South America in its relentless hunt for lower labour costs.
It is Japan to which the eyes of manufacturers around the world are now turned. For years, living in fear of a “hollowing-out” of its production skills, the world’s second-largest economy has staunchly resisted letting too much of its output seep overseas. Now, faced with the mass retirement of baby-boomers and low fertility rates, Japan has been forced to outsource. Analysts believe that the choices made by its largest companies – such as Canon, Toyota and Mitsubishi – will inform decisions of major corporations elsewhere.
Japan has already gained a useful feel for the way that global manufacturing is tending. As the world’s largest producer of machine tools – it set a record last year of Y1.43 trillion (£5.82 billion) – Japan has a unique view on where production is being set up. In Europe, for example, the pursuit of cheaper labour costs can be seen as machine tools head towards Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia and Hungary.
Although Japanese direct investment in China remains substantial, at just under $4.5 billion (£2.25 billion) last year, Japan Inc’s interest in using China as its workshop was contracting long before TTI redrew its plans for further investment there. For while China remains a huge resource of cheap labour, the advantages of other Asian hubs – in terms of transport and energy infrastructure, proximity to major trade routes and availability of materials – have begun to shine.
Japan’s investment in China in 2006 was more than 30 per cent lower than in 2005, and it is expected to fall another 30 per cent this year.
As Japan’s industrial giants – from a wide range of sectors – make their choices, they are forcing huge changes in their parts supply chains. So as Nissan and Toyota set up factories in Brazil and Russia, the companies that make tyres and exhaust pipes must do the same.
In electronics, the Philippines and India are becoming more attractive, with Fujitsu and NEC building huge armies of engineers in those countries.
Towering over corporate Japan’s recent strategic rethink is the economic rise of Vietnam. Vietnamese workers earn average monthly pay of about $80 – half that of a Chinese worker and just a fifth of what a domestic Japanese would cost. However, Japanese companies say there is more to the shift than cheap labour. They began to invest heavily in Vietnam after the Sars crisis of 2003, which, for a while, appeared to threaten the viability of Japanese factories in China. The military coup in Thailand last year has also forced the Japanese to reconsider projects there.
Japanese chief executives, whose 2006 investments in Vietnam were twice those of the previous year, at $1.3 billion, believe that the Vietnamese work ethic is closer to Japan’s, in terms of a strong belief in quality.
Even before China Inc’s image as a manufacturer was tainted by recent scandals of toxic toys and shoddy food products, Japanese bosses have privately been saying that they “trust” Vietnamese workers over their Chinese counterparts. Thus, Yamaha has unveiled plans to boost motorcycle capacity in Vietnam to 700,000 units per year, Canon now assembles photocopiers there, and IHI has shifted its ship-design operations to the port of Hai Phong. Toshiba has also set up R&D operations in Vietnam, a project that it would be reluctant to take to China.
Japan’s largest trading house, Mitsui, has just set up a subsidiary in Hanoi. “Vietnam,” the subsidiary’s president, Ken Ozeki, recently told Japanese media, “could become even more reliable than China or India.”
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/markets/japan/article2317240.ece
OT- Walt, please send me an email @ keithgronsbell@yahoo.com
TIA
sg, let's start from the beginning.....
The company is real, in business, winning contracts and growing. They depended on the lack luster performance of Henry to get them backed into a clean shell, unfortunately did not happen.
I believe the PR's with regard to any spun off divisions indicated the ownership that CVCP still has in each, correct?
The company does not need audited financials to return to the Pinks, in fact no reporting or audting is required hence the risk with any and all.
I would be extremely surprised if CVCP never returned trading but anything is possible.
As important as Vietnam will become in the manufacturing and sourcing market I would be shocked to have the first publicly traded company on a US Exchange be a complete blunder.
Time will tell, patience is required imo 90 days until anything concrete.
Now if the company would provide some type of shareholder update during this period that too would confirm forward progress.
These snippits from those who spoke to him, know about this or that should all be taken at face value, zero credibility.
Business is business, the sooner the present situation is resolved the better.
Just my two cents.
.37 guaranteed versus your big "IF". You certainly don't sound the least bit positive.
I'll take up to 350,000 if you have them.
IMVHO, I think we'll be fine. Just can't believe the situation Henry put us in from PRVH.
.37! LOL!