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XSNX, I was waiting for a drop.
And got it, got in at $2.15.
Think it might hit the ST uptrendline closer to $2?
Even a lower uptrendline around $1?
I'll take what I can get, glad to get in sub-$3 LOL.
I read some outfit called stocklemon came out bashing XSNX, who are those guys, bunch of shorts?
Picked some up at 2.15.
Won't be surprised to see closer to $2, even a drop to a lower ST uptrend line around 1.40, not today necessarily.
Think I'll get my "wish"?
Good luck to all.
jonesie
Ken, re: VPHM
LOL, man I got lucky on that one, can't remember who mentioned it a while back, or on what board, had it on a watch list, picked some up as soon as it started the bounce this morning, put a tight trailing stop loss on it, got stopped out at about +13%, and left for the afternoon. Just got back to see it totally tanked again.
I can't think of any more fun place to "work" than the stock market, can you?
jonesie
VPHM:
Is this where someone mentioned that one?
Tanking on no news this morning, had it on a watch list, if I knew why it was tanking I might buy some LOL.
jonesie
OT: wow, anyone watching VPHM?
Had it on a watch list, tanking, don't see news?
jonesie
OT: wow, anyone watching VPHM?
Had it on a watch list, tanking, don't see news?
jonesie
yellowjacket, yeah I always wondered about that too, why isn't NEOM on there?
Anyway, it was an interesting analysis to me. 43 financings, a few of which were for the same company. All sorts of financings, equity commitments, convertible debentures, convertible securities, promissory notes. A few big successes in there. Some modest ones. Quite a few down quite a bit.
And you KNOW why I'm kicking myself. When I did that analysis, it was 2/23/06. XSNX stuck out like a sore thumb that day too, with a PPS of 1.27 and a 747% gain. Nearly doubled from there as of today. Yeow.
Couldashouldawoulda, didn't even look past my stupid spreadsheet at it LOL.
jonesie
JP:
I'm sure some will think of better questions, but if I could ask ANY question ...
Mr. Cornell, I have done some analysis of all the companies listed on your website for which you have provided financing, with respect to the companies' share prices at the time financing was provided, and their share price now.
This includes companies for whom you provided financing as recently as Dec '05, and as long ago as Feb '04.
By far XSNX has had the greatest percentage growth in their PPS since your first listed round of financing in July '05, with a current gain of 1413% from their PPS in July '05 which was $0.15 and is now $2.27.
At the other end of the spectrum sits KWBT, with a loss of 97% since your financing in Jul '04, with their PPS dropping from $0.36 to $0.01.
So, Mr. Cornell, from your recollection of initial analyses of these two companies' business plans, market sectors and probabilities of long term success, which company would you more closely liken to NEOM and its potential for success and significant share price appreciation?
Thank you.
jonesie
OT: Just don't come to Atlanta, we're full up!
;)
jonesie
p.s. Seriously we're full up and people keep pouring in. Pretty soon B'ham AL and G'ville SC will be Hotlanta 'burbs.
Hmm, TWOG, yeah it should fly ...
TWOG getting 1 share of ILGY (currently trading at .80/sh) for every 10 TWOG shares. TWOG trading at .013 right now.
Why hasn't it quintupled already? Just curious.
ILGY not trading at all.
jonesie
OT: banks ...
I took a peek at SEVI, yes, interesting. Was a .01 stock prior to that news, trading 5k shares some days. Now trading near .03 so, a triple, and of course much larger volume trading now, yesterday maybe $270K trading.
Wow, yesterday at 2:45pm ET some poor trader inadvertantly bought 75,000 shares at .27, when the bid ask was something on the order of .027/.0275. I don't see that it got "fixed", maybe it did. Nightmare.
Another wow, didn't look all that closely but there seemed to be lots of filings to sell shares shortly before that news.
jonesie
Thanks Success!!! eom
INTERESTING to say the least.
Wow, they couldn't have made those the last trades of regular market hours? LOL, keeps charts from being so yewgleeeee.
jonesie
surfvenice:
Here it is. I've never paid much attention to downtrend lines that have been broken to the upside acting as support, do you see that often?
Chart...
Interesting that the longer term uptrend line is at about the same spot as the support level shown in the daily ... both just a bit sub-0.30, with the uptrend line rising to the support level. There's also the weaker support in the .34 area.
Daily:
fun with anagrams:
I've been enjoying AMED since the bottom fell out and let me get back in cheaper than even I had hoped for.
What think? -jonesie
OT: re: kontiki:
"But unlike other digital media delivery providers, the Mountain View, Calif., company's value proposition is that its software actually gets better at moving video and other large files as demand grows."
That sounds like the way BitTorrent does things, someone demanding a large file getting bits and pieces of that file from many other PC's, kind of a fragmented peer to peer thing.
drmyke, indeed it did ...
... NEOM broke the ascending triangle to the downside several days ago in the daily chart. A short term opportunity missed with what is typically a bullish pattern, really cool news could have started the buying volume necessary to break out to the upside and gotten the attention of many folks who watch for those types of events.
Now with the weekly breaking its ST uptrend to the downside as well, I start plotting where to leave just-in-case GTC buy orders for times when fast drops/bounces take place when I'm not around. Just in case :) (i.e., there is a tiny possible gap down there between .333 and .335 from the close on 1/11 and the open/low on 1/12. Now, NEOM did trade intraday on 1/11 as high as .335, so I'm not at all sure whether that is a gap that needs to be filled or not but, just for the heck of it, my first order is there.)
Daily:
ninja, I asked the same thing on another board ...
... re: "did not specify such a financing of Internafta's funding obligation, and while GlobeTel did not anticipate that such a financing by Internafta would emerge as it has"
Is Huff saying he didn't know where Internafta was getting the money? Or he didn't know that they DID need to get money? Or just that he didn't realize it would take so long?
If it's the first, I guess no problem.
If it's the second, is that lousy DD on his part?
If it's the third, well, what can you do, things take how long they take sometimes.
Any thoughts on what Huff is saying there?
only thing I'm not clear on ...
"Although the contract signed between GlobeTel and Internafta did not specify such a financing of Internafta's funding obligation, and while GlobeTel did not anticipate that such a financing by Internafta would emerge as it has"
Is Huff saying he didn't know where Internafta was getting the money? Or he didn't know that they DID need to get money? Or just that he didn't realize it would take so long?
Just curious.
jonesie
pit, I'm betting on something like that as well.
While I got filled on the way down on a GTC I left at 2.80, I bought some more on that bounce off the bottom (?) and am happy for now ... I think.
Think Huff is just doing some CYA stuff there just in case?
jonesie
Well I finally left an order in at that lower trendline ...
... that DID get filled.
Now I'm scratching my head, didn't expect THAT news!
jonesie
CHID a bit of an enigma IMO ...
Goes down on what appears to be good news.
Goes up (significantly) on no news, or ahead of news.
Does that equal serious manipulation?
LOL, that's a rhetorical question, it IS an OTCBB China stock.
jonesie
p.s. I think I made Roy Teng mad at me a while back. I sent a rather terse email about the large trading shortly before news releases. It's the first email I have ever sent to him to which he did not reply.
Weekly Chart:
The ST uptrend line that was mirrored by the lower tine in this pitchfork got busted to the downside.
The indicators I like are looking iffy for the most part.
NEOM has cycled between .37 and .42 a coupla times now, hard to say if it will repeat or if a really nice (albeit painful in the short term?) buying opp will present itself for those wishing to buy more.
anyone else getting little red X's instead of charts?
Anyone know how to analyze the little red X's? LOL
jonesie
CHID Obtains US$6 Mill Secured Credit Facility
Monday March 13, 8:00 am ET
LOS ANGELES, CA and SHENZHEN, CHINA--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 13, 2006 -- China Digital Communication Group (OTC BB:CHID.OB - News), one of the fastest growing battery components manufacturers in China, announced today that it has obtained a US$6 million bank line of credit from United Private Equity Ltd., a venture capital firm. The credit facility is for a term of three years and will be used exclusively for merger and acquisition activities of businesses in the 3G communications industry. The credit facility will bear interest at a rate of 7.7% that will be paid annually beginning on December 20, 2006. The credit facility will be secured by US$9 Million of stock of certain of the Company's major shareholders.
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Changchun Zheng, China Digital's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "This loan is an important catalyst to the Company's acquisition expansion plans. With this financing, we intend to expand our market share by acquiring businesses that have been identified as having significant growth potential."
3G Communications refers to "Third Generation Communications Devices," the next technological evolution in mobile telephone and consumer electronics technology. 3G technology, in addition to voice transmission, allows for data transmission, e-mail, and instant messaging.
About China Digital Communication Group
China Digital Communication Group, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Shenzhen E'Jenie Science and Technology Co., Ltd. ("E'Jenie"), is one of China's leading manufacturers and developers of advanced telecommunications equipment. E'Jenie sells advanced high-quality lithium ion battery shell and cap products to all major lithium ion battery cell manufacturers in China. E'Jenie's products are used to power mobile phones, MP3 players, laptops, digital cameras, PDAs, camera recorders and other consumer electronic digital devices. China Digital is continuing its expansion across East Asia, while also seeking distribution partners and acquisitions in new global markets including the United States. For more information, visit http://www.chinadigitalgroup.com.
Ckrush Announces Re-listing on the OTC Bulletin Board
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BusinessWire
06:30 a.m. 03/09/2006
NEW YORK, Mar 09, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Ckrush, Inc. (CKRH), a producer and distributor of digital entertainment content, feature films and sports programming, has announced that it has begun trading on the Over The Counter Bulletin Board under the ticker symbol CKRH.
"Our re-listing on the OTC Bulletin Board is another important milestone for Ckrush as we continue to develop our strategic initiatives in the global entertainment industry and the fast-growing digital distribution business," said Jeremy Dallow, President of Ckrush. "We have recently achieved a number of important objectives, including the establishment of a new senior management team and the establishment of a new Board of Directors. We believe our re-listing on the OTC Bulletin Board will further enhance our exposure to the investor community."
About Ckrush, Inc.
Ckrush, Inc., formed in 2004, produces entertainment and sports-related digital and filmed content for global distribution to all media platforms. Ckrush has recently produced for later release the feature film comedy "Beer League," starring Artie Lange, the popular comedian/actor who is a regular on the Howard Stern Show, and "TV the Movie," starring Steve O, Preston Lacy and Wee-Man of "Jackass" fame. Ckrush also co-produced National Lampoon's "Pledge This," starring Paris Hilton. Ckrush Sports, Inc. focuses on the promotion of professional boxers, boxing events and other sports ventures. Ckrush Direct produces and distributes programs and products for pay-per-view video-on-demand, and retail and direct response DVD and video channels. For more information, please visit http://www.ckrush.net .
Forward-Looking Statements
his release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. These statements are based on management's current expectations or beliefs, and are subject to uncertainty and changes in circumstances. Actual results may vary materially from those expressed or implied by the statements herein due to changes in economic, business, competitive, technological and/or regulatory factors; acquisitions of dispositions of business assets; and the potential impact of future decisions by management. More detailed information about these factors may be found in filings by Ckrush, Inc. with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Ckrush, Inc. is under no obligation to, and expressly disclaims any such obligation to, update or alter its forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
Ckrush, Inc. Jeremy Dallow, 212-755-1944
timhyma, no kidding!
Filled that gap perfectly and came right back up.
I outsmarted myself so far by lowering that order LOL.
jonesie
zacked:
How many times have you seen me say anything about this guy?
Once, this morning, right?
And you equate that to being "so worried"? Laughing at his obvious agenda is being "worried"?
Thanks for your opinion. It's misplaced, I don't need it, you can keep it.
jonesie
p.s. I haven't been able to keep up with this board lately, so if you are lumping me in with 100's of other replies to this guy for weeks and weeks ... sorry, your mistake. Put me on ignore.
cloud8, ditto on the "everybody understood" EOM
LOL, did brewski ever figure this out and admit he was wrong and way too quick on the negative trigger?
No time to read the entire thread, just wondered.
jonesie
p.s. I painted the tape at the close on a small stock yesterday, cost me $358.00. The stock closed at the price I paid, I was the last trade.
I can accurately state that I made (on paper, and perhaps only temporarily) $2700 on that purchase BECAUSE OF THE SHARES I ALREADY OWNED.
LOL, I also moved the market cap of a $40 million company $4 million dollars with that $358 purchase. What power! ;)
p.p.s. What I DON'T wonder about is the very subtle negative/bashing content of brewski's posts. I gave him the benefit of the doubt for a LONG time and appreciated (still do I think, although I haven't been able to keep up with this board lately) some of the analysis he brings and his digging into filings. I remember a guy just like him from another board years ago. Slick.
d-k, re: PPHM
Think support in .88-.92 area possible?
Unfortunately I didn't get any off at the high, just about a third on that double-top, closer to the second day's open, then a third when PPHM broke the very steep short term uptrend it had been in.
CKRH.PK CHANGED SYMBOL TO CKRH.OB
That can't be a bad thing.
jonesie
d-k, haven't gotten my wish yet.
Perhaps I shouldn't be so stiff-necked about it LOL.
Anyway, been out of touch for the last 16 hours so left a GTC at 1.21 to replace half the shares I sold higher, I guess if I'd been here I might have gone for the 1.23's.
Nah, it'll just tank after I buy anyway, so might as well hold out, and risk chasing. I'd think no way they bring it down this far and NOT fill that gap while they're here!
Other thought: I have NO idea what will keep this issue from at least smacking the bollinger band median line on the weekly as a possible prelude to a Magic Box setup on the weekly. See those often? Oddly enough, the bolly median on the weekly is close to the 200SMA on the daily.
Wanna bet? I'm lowering my GTC, money where my mouth is.
jonesie
MLTO, sure did hit my lower trendline, and then some ...
Been out of touch for about 16 hours, left a GTC at 5.75 (uptrend line and ~ lower bolly) just in case, of course it filled LOL.
Glad to hear you guys think 5.25 could be the bottom, although I'm still in kinda light so if it smacks the 200SMA (why wouldn't it over time, and in the absence of news) I would have to seriously back up the truck. I think.
Otherwise I'd just as soon be averaging up from here forward ;)
Anyway, volume not very high today so I figure we're as likely to see a big white candle tomorrow bouncing off this lower bolly band as we are to see anything else. Just my SWAG.
China Digital Communication Group Announces Preliminary Year End Results
Monday March 6, 4:05 pm ET
--Issues Guidance for Accelerated Growth in 2006--
LOS ANGELES, CA and SHENZHEN, CHINA--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 6, 2006 -- China Digital Communication Group (OTC BB:CHID.OB - News), one of the fastest growing battery components manufacturers in China, today announced its preliminary results for the year ended December 31, 2005 that exceeded its previously announced guidance issued on April 25, 2005.
China Digital reported preliminary total revenues of $12.7 million for the year ended December 31, 2005, an increase of 145% from total revenues of $5.2 million for the year ended December 31, 2004, and 11% greater than its previously announced revenue guidance of $11.4 million. China Digital reported preliminary net income of $2.7 million, or $0.05 per fully diluted share, for the year ended December 31, 2005, an increase of 517% from net income of $440,496, or $0.008 per fully diluted share, for the year ended December 31, 2004, and 4% greater than its previously announced net income guidance of $2.6 million.
China Digital attributed its growth to continued, robust demand for its lithium ion battery shell product line from mobile phone manufacturers, expanded production capacity by more than 40% as a result of relocating its wholly owned manufacturing subsidiary Shenzhen E'Jenie to a larger plant in the Xing Lian Industrial Zone, increased manufacturing efficiencies, and new customer orders as compared to 2004.
Guidance for the Year Ending December 31, 2006
The following projections are on a consolidated, pro-forma basis and include the acquisition of Zhuo Tong, which is expected to close in the second quarter of 2006. In order to present an accurate picture of revenue and profit trends, the results stated for 2006 consist of sales and profit from Zhuo Tong, as if China Digital had owned the subsidiary for the entire year.
For fiscal year 2006, China Digital projects total revenues of $26.5 million and net income of $7.6 million, or $0.10 per fully diluted share.
Chang Chun Zheng, CEO and Chairman of the Board of China Digital, said, "We have created a scalable operating platform that allows our two subsidiaries, E'Jenie and Zhuo Tong, greater access to shared resources, as well as provide significant cross-marketing and referral opportunities, which we believe can increase revenues by 100% year-over-year in 2006. If 3G systems are readily adopted in China, as we anticipate they will be, our initial projections for 2006 could be significantly higher due to increased demand for 3G components to power various telecommunicatons equipment and lithium ion mobile phone batteries. In addition to new markets, China Digital will continue to pursue business opportunities with a focus on achieving profitability through additional mergers and acquisitions within the telecommunication equipment and new energy industry fields."
About China Digital Communication Group
Through its two wholly owned subsidiary companies, China Digital Communication Group is one of China's leading manufacturers and developers of advanced telecommunications equipment. Its Shenzhen E'Jenie Science and Technology Co., Ltd. ("E'Jenie") subsidiary sells advanced high-quality lithium ion battery shell and cap products to all major lithium ion battery cell manufacturers in China. E'Jenie's products are used to power mobile phones, MP3 players, laptops, digital cameras, PDAs, camera recorders and other consumer electronic digital devices. China Digital's Shenzhen Zhuo Tong ("Zhuo Tong") subsidiary specializes in manufacturing and distributing high-frequency power supply and reversible power supply equipment for communication equipment producers in the IT, power, and radio and television broadcast industries. Zhuo Tong is also a leading developer of third generation (3G) power supply technologies and equipment. China Digital is continuing its expansion across East Asia, while also seeking distribution partners and acquisitions in new global markets including the United States. For more information, visit www.chinadigitalgroup.com.
MLTO.ob, upped my orders to around 5.75...
Lower uptrendline keeps moving up, could see 5.45 on a dip but "they" probably wouldn't give me any there, just like "they" wouldn't give me any at 2.75 in GTE yesterday.
Anyone here playing GTE?
jonesie
pit, yeah 2.75 was what I had figured, a little intraday overshoot beyond a ST uptrendline I've got plotted.
If there's time (maybe until sometime next week you say?) I figure "they" just might try to bang GTE off the lower bolly band one last time, so I've still got some orders in at 2.75 but also ~2.55 just in case. -jonesie
Was everyone lined up at 2.75 yesterday?
I see GTE traded there just like I (we?) figured, and I see how many shares ... but I didn't get filled. Thanks a lot. :)
What's the thinking on today's range? I'm thinking could get a fill at 2.88, but GTE still might see 2.55 or so in the next few days.
jonesie
Ckrush Announces New Board of Directors
Friday March 3, 6:30 am ET
New Board Follows Announcement of New Management Team and Continued Expansion of Company's Entertainment Business
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 3, 2006--Ckrush, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CKRH - News), a producer and distributor of digital entertainment content, feature films and sports programming, has named a new Board of Directors, which follows a recent announcement of the appointment of a new top management team.
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Newly appointed to the Board of Directors are Richard Ascher, Jeremy Dallow, Jerry Gilbert, Philip Glassman, Roy Roberts and Jonathan Schwartz. Each will serve until the Company's next annual meeting of shareholders, at which time the Board will be restructured to provide for three-year staggered terms, subject to shareholder approval. Messrs. Ascher, Gilbert and Schwartz will be members of the audit committee of the Board, with Mr. Ascher serving as chairman of the audit committee.
"We are excited and gratified that these experienced entertainment and business professionals have agreed to serve on our Board of Directors at this exciting period in our Company's growth," said Jeremy Dallow, President of Ckrush. "As we take steps to capitalize on the opportunities in the global entertainment industry and the fast-growing digital distribution business, the Company and its shareholders will be well served by the contributions of these highly qualified and knowledgeable professionals."
Among the film and entertainment content Ckrush has produced for later release is the feature film comedy "Beer League," starring Artie Lange, the popular comedian/actor who is a regular on the Howard Stern Show, and "TV the Movie," starring Steve O, Preston Lacy and Wee-Man of "Jackass" fame. Ckrush also co-produced the sorority comedy, National Lampoon's "Pledge This," starring Paris Hilton. Ckrush distributes content across all media platforms, including theatrical film release, DVD retail, the digital online industry, the mobile device market including cell phones, television and pay-per-view.
Additional details of the board members' professional backgrounds include the following information.
Richard Ascher -- Mr. Ascher, a longtime financial and investment professional, is Managing Director of Wealth Management Advisors, LLC, a Registered Investment Advisor. Prior to joining Wealth Management Advisors, LLC, Mr. Ascher was a client service partner with a large New York City CPA firm focusing primarily on privately held middle market clients. He holds an MBA, and is a Certified Public Accountant and a licensed investment advisory representative and insurance broker. Mr. Ascher's other professional experience includes work with private investors where he was primarily responsible for the management and investment of amounts in excess of $200 million.
Jeremy Dallow -- In addition to serving on the Board of Ckrush, Mr. Dallow was also recently named company President. Prior to joining Ckrush, Mr. Dallow co-founded Bulldog Boxing Management and Bulldog Entertainment, providers of management and consulting services to athletes and entertainers. While with Bulldog, he served as executive producer of several motion pictures, including the upcoming Ckrush Entertainment film releases, "Beer League," "TV The Movie," and the Ckrush co-production, National Lampoon's "Pledge This."
Jerry Gilbert - In 1971, Mr. Gilbert founded Cornell Computer Corp., an IT consulting firm servicing Fortune 1000 companies in New York City. The company grew to more than 20 offices across the U.S., and was among the largest privately held IT consulting firms in the country.
Philip Glassman - Mr. Glassman is a successful entrepreneur, organizational board member and executive who is currently owner and principle of Metro Tag & Label, a New Jersey-based printing company that manufactures a range of products for all major industries. He serves on the board of Crestmont Country Club, and is active in the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America.
Roy Roberts - In addition to serving on the Board, Mr. Roberts was recently named CEO of Ckrush. Most recently he served as the CEO of Sparkle Industries, a manufacturing company. His entertainment background includes positions as CFO of Worldwide Entertainment & Sports, a publicly traded sports & entertainment company, and CFO of Palisades Entertainment, one of the nation's leading independent film distribution companies.
Jonathan Schwartz - Mr. Schwartz, a longtime information technology executive, founded Pathfinders Personnel, an IT Recruiting firm with offices in New York City, Boston and Florida, and grew the Company to revenues of $20 million. He also founded recruiting firms The Wilson Group and Atlantic Partners in New York City, and Professional Recruiting Services, based in Florida. He currently acts as President and COO of those organizations.
About Ckrush, Inc.
Ckrush, Inc., formed in 2004, consists of three divisions that create entertainment and sports-related digital and filmed content for global distribution to all media platforms, including the film, online, and mobile device markets. The Ckrush Entertainment division produces and distributes feature films and television programming, and has a robust pipeline of film and television projects either completed or in development. Ckrush Entertainment recently produced the feature film "Beer League," starring Artie Lange, and "TV the Movie" starring Steve O, Wee Man and Preston Lacy of "Jackass" fame. Additionally, the Company co-produced National Lampoon's "Pledge This," starring Paris Hilton. These films are slated for release in 2006. Ckrush Sports, Inc. focuses on professional sports, including the promotion of professional boxers, televised boxing events and other sports ventures. Recently, Ckrush Sports entered into consulting agreements with legendary boxing trainer Lou Duva as well as highly regarded promoter Dino Duva. Ckrush Direct produces and distributes programs and products for pay-per-view video-on-demand, and retail and direct response DVD and video channels. For more information, please visit http://www.ckrush.net.