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So it got lower during the day on the 15th. It closed at .0016 though, like I said.
WOW
You might want to double check on that.
To be more accurate.
Pre PPS was at .0016 and Post PPS was at .032.
.0016 was the PPS at the close of the day of the R/S with the stock symbol of ETIM
.032 was the PPS at the opening the next day with the stock symbol of ETNL.
I remmeber this like it was yesterday.
Here is my sells for that day of the R/S:
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 5000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0016 ($0.05) $0.00 $7.95
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 5000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0016 ($0.05) $0.00 $7.95
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 25000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0023 ($0.30) $0.00 $57.20
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 200000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0023 ($2.31) $0.00 $457.69
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 796000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0023 ($16.18) $0.00 $1,814.62
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 400000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0025 ($5.02) $0.00 $994.98
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 200000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0025 ($9.51) $0.00 $490.49
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 30000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0025 ($0.39) $0.00 $74.61
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 145000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0024 ($1.75) $0.00 $346.25
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 4850000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0024 ($58.38) $0.00 $11,581.62
1/15/2008 ETIM SOLD 5000 SHARES OF ETIM AT $0.0024 ($7.07) $0.00 $4.93
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And the day after the R/S:
1/16/2008 ETNL BOUGHT 250 SHARES OF ETNL AT $0.034 ($7.04) $0.00 ($15.54)
A decrease of 66% since the last R/S.
.032 to .011
To much more of a delay in the uplisting will cause the PPS to go down even further.
I bet we see another R/S before the years up.
Time will tell.
O-Tay
The 125 shares didn't make any differance, MATE
BUT THIS DID "5:52:36 50000 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB"
Will day 3 be Monday?
Where is all the support?
I WONDER WHO'S SELLING?
I wonder if EI is having to correct more comments?
Will this ever end?
Time will tell
15:59:39 125 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
15:52:36 50000 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
15:50:51 2526 0.012 + OTCEQ_NBB
15:42:36 250 0.012 + OTCEQ_NBB
14:38:33 49900 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
14:37:39 20000 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
14:37:24 20000 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
14:35:39 100 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
14:05:09 1000 0.0125 + OTCEQ_NBB
14:00:18 46200 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
13:56:42 100 0.011 - OTCEQ_NBB
This is Really Sad,
250 @ .012 = 3.00
Major revenues is the KEY. Without, doom is near.
Sounds like a plan to me.
The odds are in favor of the ETNL PPS falling more.
Each day that goes by increases that chance.
$1,200.00 at .012 = 100,000 shares, if the PPS double up after purchase to .024, that equals a $1,200.00 profit.
$1,200.00 at .0060 = 200,000 shares, if the PPS goes to .024 after purchase, that's $3,600.00 profit.
A differance of $2,400.00.
The PPS have fallen approx. 66 2/3% since the R/S, with a possiblity of another.
Without major Revenues, the price will come down.
ETNL BID:
1 @ .011
9 @ .010
1 @ .0001
"There ought to be a law against this, they are trying to kill this stock."
Eternal Image is killing the stock, they don't need any help.
They've been doing it for a long time.
LMAO
Good Luck to ya.
I'll do what I can.
Financials are the key.
You hit the nail on the head.
"If we get another PR that actually says WE HAVE acquired a LOAN, there is no good news yet."
Acquired a Loan at a reasonable rate would be worth PRing.
Morning Al,
What do you think the Financials will look like?
Aren't they do by Monday?
I don't know. I thought maybe you did.
Beautiful day in Florida.
Hi Roy,
"Eternal Image lived and learned by once dealing with a hard money lender."
You might want to check on this. There was more then just one hard money lender in the past.
EI has had a problem learning from the past.
"Selective Development is issuing these long term statements because they are looking for longterm money. (100million)"
A statement like that reminds me of what NAR said. ETNL should be trading at .50 by the end of 2008.
Amazing.
Good Luck.
Todays low in PPS is the lowest in history for ETNL.
Today's PR wasn't worth PRing. I guess the next PR they will tell us they hired a new cleaning crew for the office. Paid in shares.
LMAO
You said it, FLUFF.
This PR tells me a couple of things.
1- Clint had ran out of people to borrow from, ie, friends, family, shareholders. They are tired of being paid back in shares.
2- Revenues are to a point of non-exsistant. Where's the 6 figures that were PRrd?
3- Having to hire someone to help borrow money is not good.
4- I thought uplisting was going to bring in "DEEP POCKETS"
This hasn'tt happen.
5- If your going to hire someone, hire someone with a proven track history, not 1 1/2 years in business.
6- How much is this going to cost the company?
This is nothing more then "FLUFF".
Now, if they PR'rd saying they got a $1,000,000 loan at 6% interest, then that would be worth PRing.
This new company only helps companies find funding for their clients.
They do not loan money.
"The company prepares various types of funding projects for presentation to numerous banking services."
Key Word: "presentation"
This company is only 1 year 6 months old. No long term history to check out.
Yep, It's about the only way he's going to pay off the debt.
If there was revenue, he would of PR'rd that info.
Probably Friday between 4-5 o'clock, if not sooner.
Whenever there's bad news it comes out after the bell.
I believe ETNL is at an all time LOW.
Unless approval happens this week, it will more then likely go lower.
"What they didn't "anticipate" were all the rounds of comments and responses between the SEC and themselves."
There wouldn't have been so many comments if they hadn't changed the filings.
Example:
Description of Oral Extension-Coastal Investments Promissory Note
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/868756/000105291808000459/ex1064.htm
Compensating the officers
To date during 2008, we have issued additional shares of our common stock to members of our management team as compensation as follows:
Clint Mytych
44,000,000 shares
Donna Shatter
44,000,000 shares
Wallace Nick Popravsky
44,000,000 shares
James Parliament
13,000,000 shares
David DeAvila
3,000,000 shares
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The SEC would have approved EI quicker if these changes hadn't been made.
Remember the 3.1 in Revenue they projected for 2007.
OOPS, never happened.
No Business is Recession-Proof
Not even the Funeral Industry.
These days, practically nothing is immune to the economy's woes — not even the death industry.
By JULIA RAPPAPORT | March 3, 2009 | Recommended By 8 People
These days, practically nothing is immune to the economy's woes — not even an industry that caters to what would seem to be the one recession-proof commodity: death.
"Obviously, the death rate continues and death continues," says David Walkinshaw, spokesperson for the Massachusetts Funeral Directors Association. "But in difficult times, the funeral business is affected just as much as any other business. Recession-proof it really isn't."
Walkinshaw, who is also president of Saville & Grannan Funeral and Cremation Service in Arlington, has seen smaller and less lavish funerals since the stock market took a turn for the worse in October. "People cut back on what some may look at as the extras," he says. "Rather than take a limousine, they will drive themselves. They're buying less expensive caskets, cutting back on flowers and other after-funeral expenses."
In his book 150 Best Recession-Proof Jobs, which hit stands in November, career-information expert Laurence Shatkin ranked funeral directors number 84. "I'm sure that people are cutting down on lavish funerals in response to the recession," Shatkin tells the Phoenix by e-mail. "However, the trend in the industry has been toward chains rather than privately owned mom-and-pop businesses, which suggests more employment stability."
Shatkin compiled his list by looking at the industries he considers the least sensitive to economic downturn, and then analyzing which jobs have the best pay, projected work-force growth, and number of openings. With an average annual salary of $49,620, funeral directors ranked above librarians and just below environmental-engineering technicians.
But as clients cut back and expenses rise, area directors themselves are singing a decidedly less rosy tune.
"When I see colleagues of mine in this town," says Bob Biggins, director of the Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home in Rockland, "when we're all talking about the recession and how it is affecting all of us, my colleagues, their comment is, 'You're at least in a recession-proof industry.' The event of a death occurring is certainly recession-proof, but what folks do in the event of a death certainly is not."
Biggins recites the same list of cost-cutting measures enumerated by Walkinshaw, and adds that many of his clients are simply opting for cremation, which saves them only about $200. "Little things," Biggins explains. "People are doing little things to be more fiscally prudent."
All of these little economies make it more difficult for mom-and-pop funeral directors such as Biggins to make ends meet. Biggins's business was founded in 1956, and he runs it out of an 1876 Victorian mansion, with a full-time staff of five, plus some part-time workers. "Heating, fuel, health insurance — everything's up," he says. "We're running our operations on a much leaner budget."
Richard Stanton, owner and funeral director of the Stanton Funeral Home in Watertown, agrees. "Our costs are going up just like everybody else's," he says, noting that casket prices rose some 12 percent in 2008.
In addition, he notes, advertising rates have increased, and local cemeteries are raising their fees, which means families are spending even less at the funeral homes. "One local cemetery, Belmont Cemetery, went up 26 percent," says Stanton. "People only have X amount of dollars to spend on a funeral and to go up at that increment, it affects us definitely."
http://thephoenix.com/Boston/Life/77317-Funeral-recession/
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The funeral industry has been making a killing for the past few years and things are changing. With the economy being the way it is and the availablity to purchase caskets on the Internet, funeral homes will be hurting big time.
Time will tell.
We shall see.
Good luck to ya.
We shall see who is right and who is wrong.
I bet we see some more form 4 filings SOON.
We shall see.
Yes it is, I use to be one of Eternal Images biggest supporters.
Key word. "Use to be"
EI, has done nothing but let their shareholders down. IMO
Yep, time will tell
You have to have something to balance before you can balance.
It's getting worse by the day.
No Revenue's
CEO & other Officers are selling.
CFO quits.
PPS are the lowest they ever have been.
Economy is the worst it's been since the early 90's.
People are selling their insurance policy's to make ends meet.
Company borrows from loan sharks.
Company continues to raise the A/S.
Company does a R/S without letting us know.
Company Officers continue to give themselves bonuses without giving the shareholders something in return. ie, higher PPS.
SO WHAT IS THERE TO BALANCE.
I've been here a long time. I've listened to all the hype and all the company is doing and wants to do.
All they are doing is getting rich off the shareholders.
The PPS are the lowest they've ever been.
Some have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars with this company.
Revenues are pretty much zero. They will stay zero until the financials are filed with the SEC.
If you want to believe in them, go for it.
Do I want you to listen to my post? NOPE. You have already made your mind up.
Is this a good Flipping stock? Yep, and will continue to be all the way down to the 000's.
Will there be another R/S before reaching the bottom (000's) maybe.
EI can't afford to let this thing sink too much. They will R/S to lower the A/S and raise the PPS, only to look good.
Watch and learn.
"Do you have positive thoughts on this company? I haven't read any positive remarks, just negative ones...and entirely one sided at that."
Do I have positive thoughts on this company? Nope
Company has spent approx. 10 million dollars in the last two years and hasn't produced jack. Only produces HYPE.
"one sided at that"
80% of post on this board are one sided, (Positive Pumping)
Facts take two sides.
Balance is the word.
Do I care if you listen? NOPE.
Have a good day.
Today's low is the lowest since Aug. 8th of last year.
2008/08/27 0.012 1,437,300
Remember they're Debt Free.
LMAO
Over $995,000 in debt was paid for in shares.
They had to raise the A/S to do this.
You would of thought EI would have updated their shareholders on the Revenue.
Yea, I agree. The smart investors are dumping big time.
995,000 shares dumped at one time.
.010 "SOON"
ETNL BID
1 @ .0115
8 @ .01
2 @ .0001
BUY & SALES
248,000 BUYS
2,998,573 SALES
ETNL BID:
1 @ .012
8 @ .010
2 @ .0001
SAD UPDATE
No revenue update,
.010 "SOON"
BUY & SALES
148,000 BUYS
1,993,573 SALES
Good questions.
Here is a reason why?
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Real estate has always been pricey in New York, but living six feet under just got more expensive.
Across Brooklyn, funeral homes are losing money because many families cannot afford what they might have once paid to bury their relatives. While the economic downturn does not affect the death rate, many families are choosing to cremate instead of bury, saving between $2,000 and $4,000. And that's not their only concession.
From handmade funeral programs to shopping around online for the lowest prices, Brooklynites are economizing, often times changing their original plans and opting for a more frugal funeral.
Lamar Brown is a third-generation funeral director at Robeson and Brown Funeral Home in Bedford-Stuyvesant. For the past 70 years his father and grandfather have offered traditional services as a family funeral home on Gates Avenue. Today, "we've become more like a bid," says Brown. "It's not traditional anymore -- it's not 'we took care of your family for years' -- it's all about expense. Nobody cares about the quality."
Cremation costs between $1,000 and $3,500. Out of the 200 services a year handled by the Davis-Armstrong Funeral Home in Flatbush, 25 percent are cremations, with the number increasing yearly. "Cremations are an inexpensive way of disposing a person," according to manager William Armstrong.
Keep reading: http://thebrooklynink.com/?p=1509
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/12/11/death-and-the-downturn-ho_n_150280.html
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Yes, Eternal Image does sell Urns, but the questions is, Can EI make it and stay afloat in this economy by just selling urns?
No company is recession proof.
Time will tell the rest of this story.
Financial filings are going to tell the real truth of actual revenue being made.
No more can EI inflate the revenue for articles and get away with it.
"Selling to funeral homes wasn't easy. "In the beginning, one of the major players patted us on the head and said, Good luck, but our caskets and urns are the only ones used in the industry,'" says Mytych. Not anymore. Eternal Image, with 10 employees, hit $600,000 in sales in 2007, and several funeral companies have approached Mytych about partnerships."
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_66/s0806044892758.htm?chan=smallbiz_smallbiz+index+page_best+of+smallbiz+magazine
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Actual Revenue for 2007 was $309,147 per.
Per. 424B3 filing dated Dec. 22, 2008
Not $600,000 like the article stated.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/868756/000105291808000479/eternalimage424b3dec1908.htm
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Time will tell the real story.
He actually only sold 362,000 shares, not 50,000,000
Here is what was filed below:
Common Stock 03/04/2009 S 362,000 D $0.015 48,998,000 D
He has 48,998,000 shares left after filing.
You asked. "To persuade and educate other investors not to believe in all the hype on this board". RED FLAGS are showing up on a regular basis.
Should I list them?
Here's one:
When Officers sell, it ain't good, especially the CEO-CFO.
Clint: CEO-CFO
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/868756/000105291809000121/0001052918-09-000121-index.idea.htm
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/868756/000105291809000081/xslF345X03/primary_doc.xml
Donna: VP - Operations, Secretary
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/868756/000105291809000083/xslF345X03/primary_doc.xml
Nick: VP Sales and Marketing
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/868756/000105291809000082/xslF345X03/primary_doc.xml
It's Amazing, how EI never holds things up.
"Uplist is purely between FINRA and the market maker so EI is not involved in this part of the process"
Really, you might want to get with Tony, he's informing people differantly.
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Posted by: ROY916 Date: Friday, February 27, 2009 11:29:21 AM
In reply to: Superbee383 who wrote msg# 160309 Post # of 161205
Bee....he told me yesterday that based on how quick FINRA got back to them on the previous question/answer round, that he was hoping for the uplist to be this week....it does make sense though, because they answered (hopefully) the last query last Friday....
Figuring that during the last round of questions answered (4 comments total) was 7 days after FINRA accepted EI's response; we should be very close if the last round was on the 20th....
Oh wellll.....we are close to be done with this week of 3rd grade drama...or maybe even 2nd grade drama....lolol
"DEBT FREE"
Who's debt free?
EI?
Impossible.
$54,000 is one Debt.
Salaries, beneifits, $6,000 car allowance.
Licenses Fees
There is no way, they are DEBT FREE.
We shall see soon when they file their Financials.
They did the same thing with the SEC. Changing the filings over and over and over. Making mistakes and adding bonuses.
Some things just don't change.