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ctb, what city do you live in and where are you heading to in the nw? have you been here before?
maybe the reason for not excuting any orders are games or dare i write news.
hawk, have a good trip.
let see what surprise close we have today./eom
gee willi-kers, where have you been hiding bio?/eom
sorry to read about the flooding contractor. you all be safe and i hope that projection is a miss.
thanks for your updates as always.
ha: 0.0547 x .056
time to run!/eom
guessing hod close of .056+...maybe .062/eom.
ltg, i'm rotflmao/eom.
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I thought there was going to be all those pr's abo... devil_n_deep Rate it 11-Apr-07 05:01 pm
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snake oil in all those bottles. LOL ... farml1234 Rate it 12-Apr-07 08:08 pm
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farml...saw your post on the Scam-Pump c... Ticup Rate it 13-Apr-07 07:29 am
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rotflmao! eom
unflippin' real. i suggest farm you conduct dd in the industry. ps - i just providing a simple answer.
for someone who is in the "know" he's pretty clueless on how some of these co's operate selling interest.
doc, you are right. i read that portion of the wording, and i just re-read it again for it to sink in my brain... i'm sorry about that, because we don't know if they are subject to sec 1 thru 53. anyone... curlyjoe, did the sec counsel elaborate on that portion?
you didn't curlyjoe :) ! you're absolutely right. i actually brought this up again on the rb earlier today. on apr 3 i was so stoked when the filing was posted that i wrote let the pr's begin or something sim to that. have a nice evening.
curelyjoe, i posted this on apr 3: http://www.sec.gov/about/forms/formn-54c.pdf
section 2 a) on pg 2
mac, glad someones day is brighten. :)
i came aboard almost one year ago. nice ctb, i can hardly wait to pull a double or more....Soon! and have a cushy pad. so i don't get heart murmurs.
nice to see you coming around ctb. we all want the same thing and i tell you that once the sec rec'd that telltale doc in their hands, than amep's gloves came off. do you talk w/cb....maybe you can help influence him to stop yet another erosion at our expense.
really ctb......venting?
that's encouraging/eom.
the latest word is not entirely out on amep as evident here, which is one source of a co's news releases:
Latest News Headlines for AMERICAN ENERGY PRODUCTION INC
Breaking News: American Energy Production Inc. Announces Results of Proxy Vote
Monday 03/19/2007 12:33 PM ET - M2
American Energy Production, Inc. (OTC BB:AMEP), a business development company, invests in companies that acquire, develop, produce, explore, and sell oil and gas in the United States.
At this time shares are up 7% to $0.07 with over 550,000 in volume. This comes as American Energy Production Inc. ("AMEP") (OTCBB:AMEP) announced that a special meeting of shareholders was held in Mineral Wells, Texas on March 13, 2007 to vote on the proposal to withdraw AMEP's election to be regulated as a business development company ("BDC") under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended, and to elect three directors to the board of directors. Shareholders approved all of the proposals during the meeting.
American Energy Production Inc. Announces Results of Proxy Vote to Withdraw from BDC Status
Friday 03/16/2007 11:56 AM ET - BusinessWire
American Energy Production Inc. ("AMEP") (OTCBB:AMEP) announced today that a special meeting of shareholders was held in Mineral Wells, Texas on March 13, 2007 to vote on the proposal to withdraw AMEP's election to be regulated as a business development company ("BDC") under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended, and to elect three directors to the board of directors. Shareholders approved all of the proposals during the meeting.
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amep should be able to release news now that the sec has taken reciept of the n-54c. no review is needed ...but what do i know, lol.
troutworld, sec a), pg 2: http://www.sec.gov/about/forms/formn-54c.pdf
automatic :)
lol bgad, everybody under the sun wants the ponies to run free... get it now.
let the pr's begin!!!!!!!!/eom.
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downloaded and it took forever.. 99 pgs/eom.
i read ya ctb, lets hope when the n54c is filed that cb is ready to go. once the sec rec's that puppy, the conversion should be a done deal from that day forward w/no review needed.
i don't know that ctb, but that's the innuendo for sometime now. and you know i'm just going along with the flow to a general post.
that's the point i was hinting at...like two words "you're fired". but, give the person(s) the benefit of the doubt for advisement to this point. still have to think some type of official wording that is run past the sec for their clearance is possible.
anybody dd some of those other co's that have experienced the same conversion and how they handled the communication to their shareholders and the potentials alike?
trying not to start something here, but not all lawyer's are created equal... perhaps, 2nd or 3rd opinions. surely the sec would allow some sort of communication to be broadcast out.
Jim Cramer: Here's how to cheat
Extra3/23/2007 4:30 PM ET
Jim Cramer: Here's how to cheat
The popular CNBC host, a former hedge fund manager, could draw scrutiny from federal regulators after telling an interviewer about methods for manipulating the stock market.
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Stock market commentator and CNBC television host Jim Cramer has raised eyebrows after describing illegal activities used by hedge fund managers to manipulate stock prices.
In a December video interview on the Web site of TheStreet.com (TSCM, news, msgs), a financial news company he co-founded, Cramer, while never saying he used such tactics himself, described how it was possible to push stocks higher or lower at his previous job running a hedge fund.
The interview, which has received widespread attention only after being posted to online video site YouTube, may be studied by government and stock market regulators, said hedge fund experts and legal sources.
Cramer: It's a fun, lucrative game
The interview described methods, including tactical buying, shorting and using options, to create an impression in the market that could prompt other traders and investors to buy or sell a stock.
"A lot of times when I was short at my hedge fund . . . meaning I needed (a stock) down, I would create a level of activity beforehand that could drive the futures," said Cramer. "It's a fun game and it's a lucrative game."
Cramer, host of the popular CNBC television show "Mad Money," described other tactics that could be used to drive down technology stocks such as Research in Motion (RIMM, news, msgs) or Apple (AAPL, news, msgs) to make them cheaper to purchase later. CNBC is owned by General Electric (GE, news, msgs).
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In the interview, Cramer said a hedge fund manager's favorite tactic is to get a rumor about a stock to an unwitting reporter -- at The Wall Street Journal or at his current employer, CNBC -- and hope that it moves the stock in the direction the manager wants.
Cramer said some tactics are "blatantly illegal" but sometimes essential for poorly performing hedge funds.
Cramer said if a market participant wanted to get shares of a company like Research in Motion lower, then he should first get investors "talking about it as if there is something wrong with RIMM. Then you call the (Wall Street) Journal and get the bozo reporter in Research in Motion and you would feed that (rival) Palm's (PALM, news, msgs) got a killer it's going to give away," he said. "These are all the things that you must do on a day like today and if you're not doing it, maybe you shouldn't be in the game.
"It might cost me $15 million or $20 million to knock RIMM down but it would be fabulous because it would beleaguer all the moron longs who are also keying on Research in Motion," Cramer said.
He also said the Securities and Exchange Commission does not understand some illegal activity.
Challenging financial regulators?
Hedge fund lawyer Ron Geffner of Sadis & Goldberg called the interview a "somewhat surprising confession to make publicly, which definitely invites suspicion by regulators."
"Whether he violated the law is unclear," Geffner said. "That is dependent on his trading records. But it's clear that he seems to be challenging regulators to come and examine him."
A spokesman for the SEC declined to comment on whether the agency is looking at Cramer's comments. A decade ago Cramer faced an SEC investigation over a column he wrote for SmartMoney magazine that touted four stocks without disclosing his holdings in them. He was eventually cleared of wrongdoing, according to news reports.
Other legal experts criticized Cramer's comments for suggesting that stock manipulation is widespread among the growing legions of hedge funds, which are investment vehicles that typically trade much more actively and use more complex strategies than mutual funds.
"This makes it sound like everyone is doing it, and the reality is that most hedge funds are not engaged in this kind of manipulative behavior," said Laurel FitzPatrick, a hedge fund lawyer with Ropes & Gray.
Cramer could not be reached for comment following calls to both TheStreet.com and CNBC. Spokespeople for CNBC and TheStreet.com were unavailable for comment.
Cramer said in the interview that he would not make such comments on his CNBC show.
Cramer, who regularly gives opinions on stocks on his daily TV show, also said stock market movements are often unconnected to the fundamental qualities of the underlying company.
"Who cares about the fundamentals?" he said. "The great thing about the market is that it has nothing to do with the actual stocks."
This article was reported and written by Dane Hamilton for Reuters. Hamilton previously worked for TheStreet.com.
yeah me too contractor, i enjoy his shares with the board/eom.
now it could be a cramer ploy...eom
good morning all. perhaps no longer a myth ctb....
lol bio :) eom
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Just got off the phone with CB, he s waiting on the SEC and lawyers to tell him when he can start PR s, any day now is his thinking..FISH
good morning all. bgad, try this: http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14938