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GF: Do you think HCPC might still run or are things not looking so good anymore?
No they didn't. Before the end of may.
Market is way up. We need some news now.
There was this one girl who used to walk around with a stick. She liked me.
Yes, that and I got the typing award. I was actually not a very good typist but my teacher hated me and I think she gave me the award to embarass me.
I get no respect any more -- ever since my buttock-ectomy. That's buttock-bias.
Thank you, too for your sarcasm, Kotx.
Exactly. And they're not. The window's gonna close and they're not gonna do shyte and then there are going to be a lot of really pissed off people on this board.
Thanks for that sarcastic response, SquidUrine.
What did he say?
Geaux Fish speculated last week that maybe the reason HCPC was holding off on news was to time it with the reversal in the overall market which he very correctly predicted for this week. So... my feeling is that if HCPC does not release some good news today or tomorrow, this thing is probably just a pig and there's nothing to the hype -- just more of the same BS. In other words, NOW is the time for the company to drop some news to create some momo -- even if we still have to wait till the end of the month for the AF's and other huge news. Sorry, but this is beginning to look like just another HCPC disappointment. Would someone be kind enough to tell me who our celebrity "SquidUrine" is please.
Would be nice to get an update from Geaux Fish
Oh, I didn't realize that. I got that info from investor911's post #57031 from 5 days ago. He reposted some DD by stervc. Too bad that's not the same FIFG. That, to me, was one of the most exciting pieces of DD I had seen. Sorry for the bad info. Certainly no effort to mislead. Thanks for the correction. Yes, you're right the FIFG on the NAS has their offices in Louisville, Kentucky.
Cash, the thing that keeps me in HCP'C is the huge sums of money originally invested by the CEO (About $500k) , her husband (about $1.5 million) and FIFG (about $200k). They all purchased stock when it was between about 3 and 6.5 cents per share. So they have huge paper losses. They've lost almost their entire original investments. Now, maybe I'm naive but why would they invest so much money in a sham company? And, surely, they will do whatever they can to get the PPS back up. Then there's FIFG which trades on the NAS for about $16 per share. Carol Johnson is on the board of FIFG. Something huge and dramatic could be about to happen. Merger? Maybe HCPC has made a deal behind the scenes with FIFG to create a dramatic event such as a merger, solely for the purpose of creating a buying frenzy... and somebody will be richly rewarded for engineering it. What makes this so interesting is that the company, up until the February loan funding, has given lots of reasons for investors to doubt their veracity -- constant delays, promises not kept, horribly composed PR's, no loan fundings (until Feb.), Ed Johnson's legal troubles, horrible IR, phone calls, emails not returned, etc. I mean what the hell have they been doing since 1999?
Any thoughts?
Mornin' GashFlo. Ever since my arse-ectomy folks have been less willing to engage me in conversation. I think they feel sorry for me having one of my three buttocks surgically removed. But in this case less is more.
Fascinating
OK you win. Who the hell are you?
He's a legend in his own mind.
Take a hike. This is the HCPC board.
I really hope the folks who are too cheap to buy at the ask will get left in the dust when this gaps up. I hate cheap, greedy people.
impossible to buy at 2 now. Hit the ask.
Holding for pennies
Futurejackal: Do you have any other chart analysis to offer? Compare and contrast with other stock charts you've studied, perhaps. TIA.
I think this is an "all or nothing" situation we have here with HCPC. I mean, the company has assured shareholders that an audit is underway. If that falls through, the company has zero credibility. They are really baring their A$$ here. So, the audit must really be underway, IMO. Now, why would they announce an audit when they are not required to prepare AF's as a Pink stock? Surely, something big is in the works. A merger with FIFG ????????, a genuine plan to uplist????? Are they about to become a bank??????? Very good numbers for for 08 Q1 ?????? Have they bought back shares???? I don't know, but this is going to be very interesting. Like I said, though, it's all or nothing. The contradictions here are absolutely incredible. You've got a grouchy secretary, an IR guy you can never get on the phone, PR's that a 5th grader could write and a website that my four month old could make. But then you've got a CEO with a really serious resume, insiders hugely invested in their own company, a company that seems to be affiliated in some way to FIFG which trades on the NAS for about $16 a share, rumors that they may be buying the building they office out of, news that a first loan has FINALLY funded, and now a PR saying we're getting AF's. Man this is amazing. There are either going to be a lot of happy investors or really, really pissed off investors. I mean, this thing could go to a dollar or it could go to no bid. Nothing suprises me any more.
Cincinnati Enquirer's Women of the Year:
1981:
Sister Mary Jerome Buchert, Cathryn Hilker, Marienne Fields, Gwendolyn Carol Johnson, Susanne Ernst Geier, Mary Middleton, Virginia K. Griffin, Dr. Sonya Oppenheimer, Dr. Emily R. Hess,* Carol Nan Wheat
Habitat for Humanity International thanks retiring board members for service:
Gwendolyn Carol Johnson of Wilmington, Del., is the president and CEO of First Independent Financial Group, founded in 2002 to provide debt financing and equity growth for its real estate business clients throughout the United States. As CEO of the holding company, she oversees six subsidiaries that work together to meet the needs of the company’s clients. She retired from nine years as senior vice president of the GMAC Residential Corporation, where she facilitated the building of more than 100 Habitat for Humanity houses across the country in communities where General Motors and its GMAC subsidiaries have operations. Ms. Johnson received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Cincinnati and a Graduate Key in Savings and Loan Management from Indiana University.
Gwendolyn Carol Johnson:
As CEO of HCCC, she oversees the implementation of its entire business plan. She retired from nine years as Senior Vice President of the GMAC Mortgage Corporation, where she facilitated the origination and sale of $1 billion in CRA loans and headed up the national affordable housing program. She spent four years at the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, as Director of Affordable Housing Investments. Previously, she served for 13 years as Vice President of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, where she created and implemented its first $800 Million Community Investment Fund Program.
Mrs. Johnson earned her BA and MA degrees from the University of Cincinnati, and a Graduate Key in Savings and Loan Management from Indiana University.
Or something is very right. Look, buddy, that's only about 3% of the float and about $40k traded in one day. That's not huge. This thing might not "be moving" because the MM's are keeping it down on purpose. I don't understand these things, but when chartists like Geaux Fish start speculating about the potential of a stock, I pay attention.
LMFAO!!!!!!
Nobody pays any attention to me since my buttock-ectomy. I feel like a leper.
That's $183,000 for a $1k wager if you buy at .0003
Geaux Fish has pointed out that this stock could run to .055
Because the bid is at 2. Sorry if it's confusing.
Repost by Takestock:
A few things I like about this stock:
1. Insiders hold huge numbers of shares and they bought them when the stock was MUCH more expensive. They NEED their company to do well so they can sell for a profit. Their initial investment in their own stock speaks volumes about their credibility, IMO.
2. They are not required to provide audited financials as a Pink. This may be bogus, or it may be part of a genuine plan to uplist. It's possible that they are so confident that the stock is going to soar on news that they are preparing themselves to uplist. Or, the news is so good that they don't want the street to doubt any of it, so they're preparing audited financials to make sure the street responds to the news with full force.
3. Geaux Fish, the premier chartist, thinks this may Geaux. As far as I'm concerned, that makes it worth a Lotto play.
4. Also, the Feds have been watching this company due to some previous malfeasance of Carol's husband. I doubt they want to draw too much attention to themselves by ripping off shareholders and blatantly lying about their activities. Their website and investor communications are making very specific assurances and claims to investors, so they are exposing themselves if these are bogus.
5. And, finally, Carol's resume is downright impressive. It's simply hard to believe such a person would be part of a scam.
For those of you concerned, I recently had surgery to remove one of my three buttocks. I'm recovering just fine, for those of you who care. It will be nice to get to ride a regular bike with just one seat. Anyway, good luck with everything.
Scotturd also showing 1.1 Billion outstanding shares, but I don't know if it's been showing that for months or weeks or days or what. Info on scotturd is often not accurate. But... if someone can show that Scotturd was saying 5.5 billion outstanding, or whatever, last week, then I think we're in business.
I will be there, however, minus one buttock.
GF: Always appreciate your perspective. Given the recent days of trading, is this, in your opinion, looking more like dilution, or more like genuine accu. I know it's not an exact science, but your input is always appreciated. Was just wondering if you've done any DD on this co. that would suggest a bonafide move to uplist or BB, etc. TIA. Of course, we all know it's a Lotto ticket, so no pressure on you, Geaux. All the best to you and yours. Hope your other half is fine and dandy. My wife and I just had our first baby on April 14. Dad for the first time. Not getting much sleep.
Some other things about this stock that are intriguing:
1. When I was in this stock before, I got out because you couldn't get IR on the phone, nothing the company was promising seemed to actually be happening and dilution was clearly out of control. I was convinced these folks were crooks. However, the entire time, their website clearly noted that no loans had been funded.
2. Now we find a very interesting twist: The company website now, clearly, for all the world to see, is stating that their first loan has actually FUNDED... paydirt. All of a sudden this new announcement begs the question, "has the company been honest all along?" Maybe so. I mean, why would they publish something so critically factual if it was a complete and total fabrication. Therefore, if it is true, as I believe it is, that means the company is absolutely legitimate: They are doing what they said they would do. They are who they say they are.
3. Then, look at Carol's resume. It is exceptionally impressive. She has dealt with some major, massive loans. She would seem to be a legitimate expert in the field.
4. Then there's the fact that the company insiders have spent huge sums of money on their own stock when it was much more expensive. They must believe in their company. Or am I missing something.
5. Then there's the audited financials: Why would you bother unless this was a legitimate enterprise? For a quick pop in the PPS. I don't think so. There are so many other stories that could be told to achieve that.
Looks interesting to me.
Note that in post #25677 Geaux Fish thinks this stock can run to 5 cents judging by the charts. I hope he's right. Of course, he admits this is a Lotto Play.