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OT: Wow!
http://tinyurl.com/36gmr
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I suppose the next 'event' for the GetShorties will be publication of the final SHO rule. There'll be some fanfare, but ultimately since the 'problem' is just toutish fantasy, the long awaited great short squeeze will not happen. I guess the new target will be the DTCC.
Here's the URL for the Yahoo board:
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/cdvj/
RB is completely down, tufguy. It's amazing to me that they have screwed it up so badly.
So much for krautgate.
"We got letters from different companies using the same wording. I guess some lawyers out there are telling them to do it."
Timm said that because the listings were recent and hadn't been publicized, most of OTCBB companies listed had little or no volume on the Berlin exchange.
Do you want fries with that wiener?
LOL! Krautgate is yet another toutish excuse for poor penny trash performance. Check out this excerpt from FEMO's follow-up release to their 'height-challenged nudists stole my wienerschnitzel' release the previous day.
Working with Friederike von Hofe, a lawyer at the Berlin Bremen Stock Exchange, FemOne has been able to determine that the application for listing was received by the Berlin-Bremen Stock Exchange on April 22, 2004, but trading has not yet been formally authorized by the exchange and no shares have actually traded. Accordingly, naked short selling through the Berlin-Bremen Stock Exchange could not have been the reason for the volatility in the market price of FemOne's shares, as previously believed and announced by the company yesterday.
http://tinyurl.com/3e882
Tell that to PK, who is usually PUI (Posting Under the Influence). I don't use 'em.
You got whipsawed, dude, by pumpers claiming to have a dialogue with Cortellazzi. Stop believing the lies of self-serving hypesters who are looking for greater fools. Stop agonizing about when the next news about nothing will be released. What's going on here is quite obvious to anyone who will take off the blinders long enough to really look.
RB's brain-dead today. Oops!
OK. You want paranoid? Here's some...
Listen to this interview with Catherine Fitts who was Undersecty of Housing under Kemp. Once it loads up, push the timeframe forward to about 38 minutes into the broadcast to get Fitts. She claims that the entire housing mortgage insurance program is funding black budget operations and has pretty good evidenct to back up her claims.*
http://www.mysteriesofthemind.com/Archives/2004/asx/MOM20040520.asx
[ * Source: http://www.siliconinvestor.com/stocktalk/msg.gsp?msgid=20164819 ]
I'm sure that your comment makes sense to you, but it's just a rhetorical game. You and the lunatic penny king can sit in the back seat of his car all day and...well, I'm just saying no.
Brainrot! Stop using drugs, gabe.
One can only 'impose' upon the willing...
Just say no.
This redundantly repeats itself again. LOL!
COMING SOON "FREE PRESS RELEASE DISTRIBUTION AT NO COST" FOR ALL OTC AND PINK SHEET COMPANIES
Well, it's apparent that you're rarely if ever a source for the truth. Your entire world is a lie.
How convenient. LOL!
It's not just a wider audience, but also convenience for those of us who use RSS readers.
Detail on the new 'analyst' from the FCC:
http://www.fcc.gov/eb/Orders/2003/DOC-241151A1.html
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554
AUGUST
14, 2002
BY CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Market Advisors
a.k.a. United Capital Management
a.k.a. S II Investment, Inc.
a.k.a. United Advantage Investments
700 N Webb Road
Grand Island, Nebraska 68803-3310
Attention: Greg Stine, President
Tom Gdowski, President
Jeff Helleberg, Lead Analyst
Market Advisors, Inc.
a.k.a. United Capital Management
a.k.a. S II Investment, Inc.
a.k.a. United Advantage Investments
1504 L Street
Ord, Nebraska 68862
Attention: Greg Stine, President
Tom Gdowski, President
Jeff Helleberg, Lead Analyst
RE EB-02-TC-161
Dear Correspondent(s):
This is an official CITATION and LETTER OF INQUIRY related
to your business's apparent violation of section 227 of the
Communications Act of 1934, as amended, (``Communications Act''),
47 U.S.C. § 227, and section 64.1200 of Federal Communications
Commission (``FCC'' or ``Commission'') rules, 47 C.F.R. §
64.1200.
...
This is all about unsolicited fax distribution (spam), but it does provide a good listing of Market Advisor's principals.
Yep, Cortellazzi bought himself an analyst report and would call that 'news'. The disclaimer is in almost invisible fine print:
Disclaimer:
The information and opinions in this report were prepared by Market Advisors, Inc. which has at times served as financial relations counsel to the featured company and does receive fees for services including preparation of this report. For this report $2000.00 was received for this fact sheet and other services to the company. This is not an offer to buy or sell securities nor should this report be construed as investment advice. Information or statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties that cause such statements not to prove accurate. For a more detailed disclaimer, please contact MA.
http://www.coastalholdings.com/report/
The rest of the release is what might be called 'affinity touting'--blather about a hot sector with no direct linkage to the company. I continue to be somewhat less than impressed with CSJJ/CDVJ.
Yep, point the king of scammers at the king of scams. LOL!
Diamond related Excerpt from 2002 Annual Report on Organized Crime in Canada by the Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC)
The following has been excerpted from the OTHER MONITORED AND EMERGING ISSUES section of the 2002 Annual Report on Organized Crime in Canada prepared by Criminal Intelligence Service Canada (CISC) and released the week ending August 24, 2002.
Beginning of Excerpt...
Diamonds
In a relatively short period of time, beginning with the discovery of diamonds at Point Lake in the Northwest Territories in 1991, the diamond industry in Canada has developed to the point where this country is currently one of the five largest producers of rough diamonds in the world. Law enforcement in Canada is aware of the potential criminal exploitation of diamonds and is monitoring the developing diamond industry. To assist in this effort, the RCMP established a Diamond Protection Service, in the Northwest Territories, that works in cooperation with other law enforcement agencies and the diamond industry. Illegal diamond activity is an issue monitored by Criminal Intelligence Service Canada.
Precious stones such as diamonds have always been an attractive commodity to the criminal world due to their high value per mass weight. They have been utilized by organized crime as currency to acquire contraband such as illegal drugs and weapons, to pay for services rendered, and as a means to move and launder criminal profits. There is also concern that terrorist organizations, such as the Al Qaeda network, may also be using diamonds as a form of currency to avoid the international banking system and controls by governmental authorities in order to continue to finance their operations. (77)
In Canada, there is a potential, as observed in other countries, for organized crime to attempt the infiltration of the industry to arrange for diamonds to be illegally diverted from the legitimate commercial pipeline for their criminal exploitation and profit. As well, given Canada's reputation within the diamond industry as producers of clean diamonds, this country could attract smuggled illicit diamonds to be merged within our regular rough diamond production supply and effectively become sanitized as a bona fide Canadian product for legal sale. Similarly, this reputation could attract foreign origin cut and finished diamonds to be misrepresented as a Canadian product.
One source of illicit rough diamonds could be from regions, such as Western Africa, where some countries involved in violent civil strife, have been known to use profits from diamond sales to further the conflicts. Consequently, these diamonds have been labeled "conflict" or "blood" diamonds and have become part of common international diamond lexicon. Our geographical proximity to the United States also increases the potential of Canada as a transit point in the movement and/or sanitization of illegal diamonds, as the United States is the largest world-wide consumer of diamonds.
The international movement of illicit diamonds is assisted by a lack of effective rough diamond certification measures to easily ascertain the true origin of a rough diamond. The "conflict" diamond situation raised international interest in addressing this problem. As a result, an international effort, called the Kimberly Process, was initiated involving national governments, non-government organizations and the diamond industry to establish minimum acceptable standards for national certification schemes for the international movement of rough diamonds. In March 2002, Canada hosted a Kimberly Process meeting. It is hoped that the next plenary meeting in Switzerland (November 2002) will prepare all participants for the simultaneous launch of an accepted certification scheme by the end of the year.(78)
There is also a danger that organized crime groups may target the Canadian diamond market and introduce synthetic diamonds, known as moissanite, that are acquired cheaply in foreign markets and illegally passed off as the legitimate product for substantial profit in Canada. (79) The moissanite diamond on the legal market is retailed at a substantially lower price than a real diamond. However, it is difficult to differentiate these synthetic diamonds from a legitimate diamond which leaves ample opportunity for criminal misrepresentation and exploitation.
Canada's diamond mining industry continues to expand and explorations by various companies are either on-going or planned for locations in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Québec. As well, Canada could develop subsidiary operations in the future, such as diamond sorting, cutting and polishing, so that rough diamonds do not have to leave Canada for conversion to a finished product. While these developments would have positive economic benefits and certainly solidify Canada's position within the international diamond community it could also create further potential opportunities for organized crime to exploit and increase the challenges to the law enforcement community.
...End of Excerpt
Related references
77 "Al-Qaida Terrorist Operatives Diversifying Finances, UN Expert Panel Warns", United Nations News Centre, 22 May 2002.
78 "Kimberley Process - Final Communique", Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, 21 March 2002.
79 "Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta - Annual Report" Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta, April 2000-March 2001, 5.
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Technical breakout? Today's movement was triggered by a series of matched trades that pushed the price up momentarily to a half-cent. Quite a few shares were dumped into the subsequent frenzy that was induced by spamming Niz and other momoid boards. The marketmakers worked it down then back up to close with the charts exactly as they want 'em.
LOL! Gabe--you have nothing to 'teach' me, because I'm not interested in leaning the art of the con(fidence) man, so please drop the lame 'grasshopper' BS. I've had you pegged as a fraud from day one.
RSS is an acronym for 'Really Simple Syndication' and it's a standard for automated sharing of weblog content. Hit Google for more info than you really want.
Where is their 'official' resignation?
You know I suggested that you start a 'blog' some time ago, and indeed that your boards were rather 'bloggish', especially when you reposted contributions of others as your own. IHUB isn't a good medium for blogging, gabe, and if you're serious then you should explore other environments. There are many good sites that have made blogging quite easy. Be sure to select one that supports RSS.
His? You're messing up your pronouns again, gaboroo. Having a difficult time keeping track of who you are at any given moment? Your next move? I expect that you're running--out of time; out of money; and out of the country (US).
I think that the penny stock ban recently imposed by the SEC would preclude your participation as an officer of TLXX.
That said, the remaining question is whether or not Mataras (your former 'disciple'--or 'mark' depending on one's perspective) legitimately holds the position.
First one to file a 10K and sign a Sarbanes-Oxley declaration gets the job. LOL!
ROTFL!!! Very few will get your Albigensian reference, jurisper, but I was laughing so hard that I couldn't type.
I wonder why nobody has heard from Mataras recently. His credibility seems somewhat diminished as the result of contradictory versions of recent events. And what of the others who were named in the FCPC releases as officers and directors of Telynx? I say charge 'em ALL with fraud and let the court sort it out.
Nanuck- Are you kidding? Let the clown perform. He's more entertaining than the fools on RB who think that the 'bashers' are manipulating the price. LOL!
I'd like to hear his side of the story. We haven't seen a real filing from that Greek dude and the wannabe filmmaker yet, and there are many, many questions to be asked and answered.
Oops. He's baaaaa-aaak. LOL!
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=3142400
He rarely told the truth, Nemo, and apparently he's been incarcerated in Oregon. Not sure what the charge is, but the SEC action is but the tip of a very dirty iceberg.
The Penny King has been barred from penny stocks!
Litigation Release No. 18720 / May 20, 2004...
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc., Civil Action No. CV-N-03-0463-ECR-VPC
The Commission announced that on May 12, 2004, the United States District Court for the District of Nevada entered a Final Judgment against Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc. Between January and May 2002, Acs wrote, edited and approved six false and misleading press releases concerning Quintek Technologies, Inc. ("Quintek") and Eknowledge Group, Inc. ("Eknowledge") and between at least March and August 2002 he created and maintained two Internet websites containing false statements. The releases and websites contained false and misleading statements concerning, among other things, the financial prospects of Quintek and Eknowledge, a business combination between these two companies, Penny King's assets and Acs' financial experience. Acs and Penny King also failed to disclose payments made by Quintek and Eknowledge in exchange for touting services.
At a hearing on May 6, 2004 on the SEC's Motion for Summary Judgment against Acs and a Default Judgment against Penny King, the court found that Acs and Penny King violated Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. By order of the court, Acs and Penny King were permanently enjoined and a penny stock bar was entered against Acs. In addition, Acs was ordered to pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest in the amount of $43,962.81 along with a civil penalty in the amount of $600,000. Penny King was ordered to pay a civil penalty of $600,000.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18720.htm
Uncanny justice...Penny King barred from penny stocks!
Litigation Release No. 18720 / May 20, 2004...
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc., Civil Action No. CV-N-03-0463-ECR-VPC
The Commission announced that on May 12, 2004, the United States District Court for the District of Nevada entered a Final Judgment against Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc. Between January and May 2002, Acs wrote, edited and approved six false and misleading press releases concerning Quintek Technologies, Inc. ("Quintek") and Eknowledge Group, Inc. ("Eknowledge") and between at least March and August 2002 he created and maintained two Internet websites containing false statements. The releases and websites contained false and misleading statements concerning, among other things, the financial prospects of Quintek and Eknowledge, a business combination between these two companies, Penny King's assets and Acs' financial experience. Acs and Penny King also failed to disclose payments made by Quintek and Eknowledge in exchange for touting services.
At a hearing on May 6, 2004 on the SEC's Motion for Summary Judgment against Acs and a Default Judgment against Penny King, the court found that Acs and Penny King violated Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. By order of the court, Acs and Penny King were permanently enjoined and a penny stock bar was entered against Acs. In addition, Acs was ordered to pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest in the amount of $43,962.81 along with a civil penalty in the amount of $600,000. Penny King was ordered to pay a civil penalty of $600,000.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18720.htm
Penny King barred from penny stocks!
Litigation Release No. 18720 / May 20, 2004...
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc., Civil Action No. CV-N-03-0463-ECR-VPC
The Commission announced that on May 12, 2004, the United States District Court for the District of Nevada entered a Final Judgment against Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc. Between January and May 2002, Acs wrote, edited and approved six false and misleading press releases concerning Quintek Technologies, Inc. ("Quintek") and Eknowledge Group, Inc. ("Eknowledge") and between at least March and August 2002 he created and maintained two Internet websites containing false statements. The releases and websites contained false and misleading statements concerning, among other things, the financial prospects of Quintek and Eknowledge, a business combination between these two companies, Penny King's assets and Acs' financial experience. Acs and Penny King also failed to disclose payments made by Quintek and Eknowledge in exchange for touting services.
At a hearing on May 6, 2004 on the SEC's Motion for Summary Judgment against Acs and a Default Judgment against Penny King, the court found that Acs and Penny King violated Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. By order of the court, Acs and Penny King were permanently enjoined and a penny stock bar was entered against Acs. In addition, Acs was ordered to pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest in the amount of $43,962.81 along with a civil penalty in the amount of $600,000. Penny King was ordered to pay a civil penalty of $600,000.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18720.htm
Penny King barred from penny stocks!
Litigation Release No. 18720 / May 20, 2004...
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc., Civil Action No. CV-N-03-0463-ECR-VPC
The Commission announced that on May 12, 2004, the United States District Court for the District of Nevada entered a Final Judgment against Gabor S. Acs and Penny King Holdings, Inc. Between January and May 2002, Acs wrote, edited and approved six false and misleading press releases concerning Quintek Technologies, Inc. ("Quintek") and Eknowledge Group, Inc. ("Eknowledge") and between at least March and August 2002 he created and maintained two Internet websites containing false statements. The releases and websites contained false and misleading statements concerning, among other things, the financial prospects of Quintek and Eknowledge, a business combination between these two companies, Penny King's assets and Acs' financial experience. Acs and Penny King also failed to disclose payments made by Quintek and Eknowledge in exchange for touting services.
At a hearing on May 6, 2004 on the SEC's Motion for Summary Judgment against Acs and a Default Judgment against Penny King, the court found that Acs and Penny King violated Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. By order of the court, Acs and Penny King were permanently enjoined and a penny stock bar was entered against Acs. In addition, Acs was ordered to pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest in the amount of $43,962.81 along with a civil penalty in the amount of $600,000. Penny King was ordered to pay a civil penalty of $600,000.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18720.htm
New quarterly...old news.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/823072/000120445904000261/tirex10qsb.htm
It looks as if Muro and Ash got their cars repo'd.
The SEC has the last laugh on the Penny King. $1.2MM fine and $40K disgorgement. And in the irony of ironies, the Penny King has been barred for life from penny stocks.
Gotta do it...
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ali was based in TEXAS after all. I wonder what he thinks of G! Dubya.