those aren't homes, those are parcels of dirt and scrub...lol

look around the pinky world, fake PR's and filings are alive and well every day.

Trade it, don't marry it - they can file whatever the hell they choose - 1/2 the pinks are run out of a guys basement - fictitious stories everywhere.

Point is, pattern of screwing shareholders is proven once, it will be proven again...its NEVER good when the CEO pays attention to a forum and then mails letters to shareholders trying to convince them to go in with him on some marketing scheme. I don't care what anyone says.

Read the forum back in the fall of 2008.....money maker as long as you are smart about it.

yes, the filings are definitely interesting - it looks like Pinnacle Construction was the BK filing - that is in Atlanta - Pinnacle Roofing was the main subsidiary with the hurricane angle and that was in Florida. I assume they skipped town getting dropped from the BBB but perhaps they are looking for another shot at it.

They can't be idiots - they know how this responds to hurricanes and the waters look very active starting next week in the gulf to florida area. Water as hot as it was in 2004. All those filings say they are up for another round.

Any idea on the new o/s count? Not totally straight forward after share exchanges etc.

all models basically agreeing on this one now (and a few models show another right after it) - track once it hits D.R. is not so solid though - latest GFS (the only long forecast model I know of) shows a north flo/Georgia hit.

http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/carib/gfs/12/index_slp_su_loop.shtml


I never liked bugs as a play since it discontinued the subsidiary related years ago. Only angle is a gulf storm pushing more oil up, but it doesn't even look like they even got any business off of that. Doesn't matter, still gets pumped for hurricanes. NSMG, sure wish it still had a pulse on the PR front, but that's probably a good thing as any buying won't get met by dilution.

MMYT only offered 5mil - there will be alot of holders vs flippers, so you will see a scramble in finding shares soon enough. Should be a nice run still coming as most shares accumulated above $22 - not as much profit out there as you'd think for the early guys.

agree, only a matter of time - GFS is showing a storm coming off the south of cape verde, and even something funky heading south into the gulf and back up. It will get active within a couple weeks - water is far too warm right now.

JLIC 0.029x0.03 looking to go again

lol, i wasn't quite looking for a share price of about $2.7 that it hit during Katrina. I'd be more than happy with 0.02, but that was on no storm whatsoever last year and likely fighting heavy dilution - anything big hits, this can go - float is apparently 180m last we know, still low enough that volume can move it, and my point is, since the company has seemed pretty quiet since the beginning of the year, one can assume we can freely trade it without them stepping in and diluting another 200m shares on us.

It isn't perfect, but a large group of people like to play on hurricanes, and since most are dead, this will be the most targeted play when a storm fires up. CMC shows two forming late in the period and GFS seems to agree with one of those....next round, but considering it doesn't peak for nearly 2 months, I can wait.

disagree - there essentially has not been a major hit on the US since Katrina so you can't judge what this may or may not do. I bet you anything it does more than 200-300% if a cat 3 or more hits the eastern gulf (east of N.O say). High chances of this happening too given the La Nina and ocean temps. We have only just started the season with 95% of the typical storms coming later in the year. Writing it off here is just silly. Especially since there is little activity in the PR campaign = little or no activity in dilution. Cult stocks will always be traded - look at bugs - they haven't seen a penny off a hurricane but still get pumped every time there is a risk of one - at least they do have a legit oil angle this time around, but before....nothing! NSMG was (maybe still is) a real company (could search it in Better Business Bureau) that had real revenues spun off from hurricane damage. Give it a chance, very little else worth playing when a hurricane hits.

DTSL flying now

DTSL penny on deck, flying - new mini-mar play

DTSL - minimar play starting out with alliance with GOIG...chart looks like setup

check the cmc and gfs...both are showing another storm forming back from the leeward islands and the high pressure to the north will likely keep it on a similar path. Florida should be safe at least from the first one, but the gulf is at risk. 2nd one will likely organize much further out though.

looks like a double landfall is a possible threat - first for US since Katrina if I recall correctly

very little out there now as many were fly by nights after Katrina - bugs, I don't even like that one as it isn't a true play anymore, but no one on ihub cares that they discontinued the subsidiary that was related to cleanup a few years ago...PFSD obviously same boat. The 'best' play out there in a literal sense has always been GV - they replace fallen hydro poles and when Katrina crossed Florida as a category 1, they cleaned up and it showed on their income statement. They are really Florida exclusive though, so really needs a Florida hurricane - hasn't been one since Katrina (think there was a depression like 3 years ago and I even made 40% off that). The other nice thing is they are trading well below book value (0.58) so really its a steal down here without any hurricane spinoff.

That is only on paper though - it is still a top trading play, but the % gains aren't the same as the pennies. They are also one of the few plays that can really benefit from a minimal storm. Pretty much all the others need cat 2 or more to actually claim they can see business.

The next best bet is NSMG - historic cult play - anything below a penny is great in my books - they have been more quiet though this year and may or may not be in business - in a way, thats good because it means there is no risk of dilution like the others the play the pump with the fluff PR's when storm season comes around (like they always have in the past).

Then I would probably say IPII is a good shot too (with a larger storm, especially one in florida like this new one is shaping up to do) - this is their first year downlisted though, so the big money may not find it like they have in the past.

Only other mainstream historic ones I can think of is WEGI - was always my favorite, but they have liquidated since last season and now you are knowingly trading 'nothing'. I bet it will still be traded here though. Also ECCI and ADDL were historics, but seem to have no life left.

Also, if a big one comes for Texas at any time, PHHM is one to watch for sure.

On a side note, I discovered pretty much the best otc on paper, but I tried filling below ask forever AND got no response from management - that is SSGI - no brainer, but they don't give a rats azz to make it tradeable and liquid, so not worth the time of day. They really need to release shares.

I'm sure others have ideas, but those are the ones I focus on. Certainly interested in anything fresh that someone may have as this will probably be a busy year.

well, I don't hope anything when it comes to storms, but when it comes to trading cane stocks, they are totally predictable and big money makers if a storm hits - not many to pick from these days so the old favorites should run even better than normal - also been a few years since anything big out on the ocean has threatened - SST says this year will be different.

first possible threat on the horizon - still need to see interaction with Haiti, but ship model says entering the gulf at a hurricane

HSWI on the naz going nuts on agreement with netease

not once in over a year I have followed has it ever gapped down on day 2 of a 'typical play'....if it does, it will be a first...expect 16-18 by the morning IMH

19m revenue first Q...$80-100m for 2010 maybe with 8-10m net income? Its actually pretty damn good for a promo (not that I care too much about the company). Regardless, of course the play will be in the crapper by the end of week, but in the meantime, its good for a day, MAYBE 2...50-200% gainer isn't exactly a hardship

lol - odds are you'll be eating those words EOD...always trades sideways for the first couple hours after the gap. TADF was because of the garbage boys like connelly that got on it first - they didn't get to play along this time. Watch and learn the 'typical' pattern.

SREH bouncer potential - came way way down

lol - they are all lotto plays here aren't they? No, this was pumped on old information without realizing they closed shop 2 years ago...just sloppy DD that made some bottom buyers some lucky money.

sure hope u took your exit yesterday - I'd be disappointed in you as a trader if you didn't.

Last known PR is ceasing operations and you are 'hoping'...something is in the works knowing all well this was originally pumped on 5 year old news?

Yikes

fyi...this company does not exist anymore - Friday was just a pump on 5 year old information...

http://www.qicontactless.com/investors/news/archive/oldnews.php?nid=251

well, i think you are making some big assumptions here and I'd bet its not the same one...I mean seriously, who's to say its not this one:

https://www.assurancegroup.com/imsplus/sec/Default.aspx

or this one:

http://www.theassurancegroup.com/

There is reference to assurancegroup in 4 different places in the country - 2 sort of do the same thing (I think as the websites are vague) and 2 do not. I think more evidence is needed on this one vs taking the one that 'looks' the best on paper.

most mergers I know are 1 company merging into another, not 1 company creating another company while another one with the same name was founded 9 years earlier and then will merge into the 1 created...

yep, thats over my head. Good luck though. Maybe I'm wrong! lol

ok fine, take that angle - heres the final say:

founded in 1988
http://www.assuregrp.com/aboutUs.html

founded in 1997
http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot.asp?ticker=AMNW:US


Sorry - it doesn't add up!

not the same...CFO of the website one is Mark Carter + they are in North Carolina, not Florida

http://www.bbb.org/greensboro/business-reviews/long-term-care-insurance-companies/the-assurance-group-in-archdale-nc-6003874

CIBH - shareholder meeting tomorrow to discuss coming out of BK - book value about $4.50 - will work its way over $1, likely higher based on historical chart and pretty much best financial shape in the last 5 years.

CIBH...5 to 10 bagger within a year?

This was in the best shape in 2004 with 234m cash, 1.4b assets 1.3b liabilities, 93m equity. It started trading 2005 on - in 2006 it hit $4.75 to $6 - that year, they had 115m cash, 1.0b assets, 0.9m liabilities, and 72m equity - they lost 9.3m. For 2009 however, they had 230m cash, 0.7m asset, 0.6m liabilities, and 85m equity. They did lose around $32m for the year (if I take out the big Q4 gain and assume based on Q1 2010), but now they are aiming to be profitable (which they rarely have been), with cash levels at 2004 levels and much stronger shape than 2006.

They have not diluted 1 share - this is the same share count as back then. Bottom line, patient players, there is no reason this can't get back up to those levels. It is fairly worth $4.50 right now and historic says there is no reason it can't get back there.

Looking at the numbers 2004 on, you can see why they were destined to go BK, but they have cleaned this up very impressive. 10 bagger this year certainly possible, I'd be content with 5

my assessment of CIBH...

This was in the best shape in 2004 with 234m cash, 1.4b assets 1.3b liabilities, 93m equity. It started trading 2005 on - in 2006 it hit $4.75 to $6 - that year, they had 115m cash, 1.0b assets, 0.9m liabilities, and 72m equity - they lost 9.3m. For 2009 however, they had 230m cash, 0.7m asset, 0.6m liabilities, and 85m equity. They did lose around $32m for the year (if I take out the big Q4 gain and assume based on Q1 2010), but now they are aiming to be profitable (which they rarely have been), with cash levels at 2004 levels and much stronger shape than 2006.

They have not diluted 1 share - this is the same share count as back then. Bottom line, patient players, there is no reason this can't get back up to those levels. It is fairly worth $4.50 right now and historic says there is no reason it can't get back there.

Looking at the numbers 2004 on, you can see why they were destined to go BK, but they have cleaned this up very impressive. 10 bagger this year certainly possible, I'd be content with 5

TIII - profitable, $2.80 book, now cheap cheap acquisition:

Tii Network Technologies Acquires Porta Systems' Copper Products Division

Press Release Source: Tii Network Technologies, Inc. On Wednesday May 19, 2010, 5:08 pm EDT
EDGEWOOD, N.Y. and LONG ISLAND, N.Y., May 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Tii Network Technologies, Inc. ("Tii", or the "Company") (Nasdaq:TIII - News), a leader in designing, manufacturing and marketing network products for the communications industry, today announced it has completed the acquisition of all of the assets and assumed certain operating obligations, primarily accounts payable, of the Copper Products Division ("CPD") of Porta Systems Corp. ("Porta") for cash of $8.2 million. The acquisition was paid for out of the Company's available cash on hand.

Included as part of the assets acquired are subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and Mexico. Concurrent with this acquisition, Tii sold, for $1.0 million in cash, a majority interest in the Mexican operations to its principal contract manufacturer who will operate this manufacturing facility. Tii will be paid an additional $1.5 million from its contract manufacturer for raw materials at the facility as these materials are used in production.

Porta Systems, headquartered on Long Island, is a globally recognized business that designs and manufactures surge protection modules, connectivity blocks and housings for the telecommunications industry. The addition of the Porta CPD product line expands Tii's offerings in the outside plant, central office and customer premise market sectors with the addition of remote terminal equipment, five pin protection modules and building entrance products.

The 2010 annual sales for the CPD are estimated to be approximately $25 million and it is expected that Tii's sales will now exceed $55 million on an annualized basis. Tii has hired 13 of Porta's employees consisting primarily of engineers and sales personnel. The acquisition is expected to be accretive to earnings beginning in the third quarter of 2010.

Kenneth A. Paladino, President and Chief Executive Officer, stated "This is a great acquisition for Tii, marking an exciting new era for our company. We have significantly increased our sales level, expanded into key markets and acquired new products and technology that will accelerate our strategy of becoming a significant competitor in the global telecommunications equipment marketplace.

"This acquisition demonstrates Tii's commitment to our customers of providing new and innovative copper based products to support the demands of our customers' networks, in addition to our emerging fiber product lines. Tii's 45 years of telecommunications industry experience, combined with Porta's 40 year history, positions our company to be the world-class leader in network connectivity solutions.

"The key strategic benefits of this acquisition include:

Porta Systems is a well recognized international brand, and generates significant revenue outside the United States through its strong sales channels into both the UK and Mexico, which represent large potential markets for Tii. We will now be able to leverage our financial resources, existing products and technical expertise to expand sales through these important new channels.


The acquired products expand our current connectivity and protection product lines and will allow us to significantly increase our Central Office product offerings and enter several new market segments including remote access cabinets and the domestic building entrance terminal markets. The CPD's products are complementary and should provide numerous cross selling opportunities into both new and existing sales channels for both product lines.


With the addition of two new significant international customers, we diversify our revenue stream, both in terms of customers and geography, thereby decreasing our historical concentration of sales to primarily one domestic customer."


Mr. Paladino went on to say, "One of the key aspects to the success of this acquisition will be our ability to execute our plans with our manufacturing partner to improve the margins of these new product lines. We believe that, although these products have had a lower gross margin and will initially negatively impact our overall gross margin as a percent of sales, this acquisition will be accretive to our earnings beginning in the third quarter of 2010 and will contribute to the profitable growth of our company."

TIII - great news to keep things rolling

Tii Network Technologies Acquires Porta Systems' Copper Products Division

Press Release Source: Tii Network Technologies, Inc. On Wednesday May 19, 2010, 5:08 pm EDT
EDGEWOOD, N.Y. and LONG ISLAND, N.Y., May 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Tii Network Technologies, Inc. ("Tii", or the "Company") (Nasdaq:TIII - News), a leader in designing, manufacturing and marketing network products for the communications industry, today announced it has completed the acquisition of all of the assets and assumed certain operating obligations, primarily accounts payable, of the Copper Products Division ("CPD") of Porta Systems Corp. ("Porta") for cash of $8.2 million. The acquisition was paid for out of the Company's available cash on hand.

Included as part of the assets acquired are subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and Mexico. Concurrent with this acquisition, Tii sold, for $1.0 million in cash, a majority interest in the Mexican operations to its principal contract manufacturer who will operate this manufacturing facility. Tii will be paid an additional $1.5 million from its contract manufacturer for raw materials at the facility as these materials are used in production.

Porta Systems, headquartered on Long Island, is a globally recognized business that designs and manufactures surge protection modules, connectivity blocks and housings for the telecommunications industry. The addition of the Porta CPD product line expands Tii's offerings in the outside plant, central office and customer premise market sectors with the addition of remote terminal equipment, five pin protection modules and building entrance products.

The 2010 annual sales for the CPD are estimated to be approximately $25 million and it is expected that Tii's sales will now exceed $55 million on an annualized basis. Tii has hired 13 of Porta's employees consisting primarily of engineers and sales personnel. The acquisition is expected to be accretive to earnings beginning in the third quarter of 2010.

Kenneth A. Paladino, President and Chief Executive Officer, stated "This is a great acquisition for Tii, marking an exciting new era for our company. We have significantly increased our sales level, expanded into key markets and acquired new products and technology that will accelerate our strategy of becoming a significant competitor in the global telecommunications equipment marketplace.

"This acquisition demonstrates Tii's commitment to our customers of providing new and innovative copper based products to support the demands of our customers' networks, in addition to our emerging fiber product lines. Tii's 45 years of telecommunications industry experience, combined with Porta's 40 year history, positions our company to be the world-class leader in network connectivity solutions.

"The key strategic benefits of this acquisition include:

Porta Systems is a well recognized international brand, and generates significant revenue outside the United States through its strong sales channels into both the UK and Mexico, which represent large potential markets for Tii. We will now be able to leverage our financial resources, existing products and technical expertise to expand sales through these important new channels.


The acquired products expand our current connectivity and protection product lines and will allow us to significantly increase our Central Office product offerings and enter several new market segments including remote access cabinets and the domestic building entrance terminal markets. The CPD's products are complementary and should provide numerous cross selling opportunities into both new and existing sales channels for both product lines.


With the addition of two new significant international customers, we diversify our revenue stream, both in terms of customers and geography, thereby decreasing our historical concentration of sales to primarily one domestic customer."


Mr. Paladino went on to say, "One of the key aspects to the success of this acquisition will be our ability to execute our plans with our manufacturing partner to improve the margins of these new product lines. We believe that, although these products have had a lower gross margin and will initially negatively impact our overall gross margin as a percent of sales, this acquisition will be accretive to our earnings beginning in the third quarter of 2010 and will contribute to the profitable growth of our company."

TIII - definite value here, 4 profitable quarters improving each time an company worth around $2.80 trading at $1.60??? Cheapest on the market IMH

GBB.v on the venture may be a biggee on news

Press Release Source: Gold Bullion Development Corp. On Friday April 23, 2010, 9:30 am
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - April 23, 2010) - Mr. Frank J. Basa reports:

Gold Bullion Development Corp. (TSX VENTURE:GBB - News; PINK SHEETS:GBBFF - News; the "Company" or "Gold Bullion") is pleased to announce significant progress in the development of its 100% owned Granada Gold Property as a potential bulk tonnage, open-pit deposit. The Granada Gold Property ("Granada") is located five kilometers south of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, along the prolific "Cadillac Trend" which has produced numerous multi-million ounce gold deposits.

A Preliminary Block Model, which excludes the recent discovery in the northeast section of the LONG Bars Zone, has outlined a gold mineralized system at Granada that offers a potential resource of 2.4 to 2.6 million ounces. This figure represents a defined area with a strike length of 600 metres, a width of 500 metres at an angle of 50 degrees from horizontal, and an average true thickness of 70 metres.

The potential resource of 2.4 to 2.6 million ounces is derived from an average of 55 million tonnes (using a 40 to 100 metre true thickness gives 30 to 80 million tonnes respectively) of potential gold mineralization at a specific gravity of 2.65 tonnes per cubic metre grading 1.38 g/t Au to 1.46 g/t Au (a 15% dilution factor was applied to the bulk sample grade of 1.62 g/t Au and a weighted bulk sample/waste pile grade of 1.72 g/t Au). These potential dimensions, quantities and grades are conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient work to date to define a National Instrument 43-101 compliant mineral resource on the property. Furthermore, it is uncertain if additional exploration will result in the discovery of an economic mineral resource on the property. The above-quoted figures are reported as an exploration target, based on reasonable assumptions made from compiled data. The figures should not be construed to reflect a calculated resource (inferred, indicated or measured) under standards of National Instrument 43-101.

Historical data consisting of approximately 26,000 metres of drilling in 471 near-surface holes and developed underground workings were integrated by GENIVAR, Gold Bullion's geological consultant, with some of the Company's recent drilling as well as its 30,000 tonne surface bulk sample from 2007 to produce the Preliminary Block Model.

Granada is a sediment-hosted, structurally controlled mesothermal gold deposit. It is underlain by late Archean Timiskaming and Pontiac Group sediments that have been intruded by a series of porphyritic sills and dykes. A wide zone of sub-parallel shears, characterized by intense alteration and quartz veining, has been identified adjacent to the Cadillac Fault - a major focus for large gold deposits in Quebec - which traverses the northern part of the property. Historic mining operations at Granada concentrated on high grade, more continuous quartz veins, but wider, structurally controlled zones of gold mineralization have been identified within the shear systems that are amenable to open- pit, bulk mining methods.

"Our strategic and systematic exploration approach with Granada is proving successful," explains Gold Bullion's President & CEO, Frank J. Basa. "We did a very large bulk sample prior to any of our own drilling to determine grade and gain other valuable geological information. We then did a small 2,800 metre shallow drill program in December 2009 and January 2010 to test for structure and confirm the dimensional validity of the Block Model. Now we're ready to extensively drill this property for grade and tonnage."

"The progress we have made since December at Granada is extremely encouraging," adds Basa. "The Block Model gives us a strong foundation to build on. Our objective moving forward includes extending the mineralized system and completing in-fill and definition drilling in preparation for an updated Block Model by the fall and a preliminary resource calculation by year-end that will be NI 43-101 compliant. Granada has excellent potential to develop into a very large bulk tonnage deposit, surrounded by all the necessary infrastructure and amenable to open-pit mining. Gold Bullion is in its strongest cash position ever and we will use this new financial strength to aggressively develop this property beginning with a major new drill program that will commence shortly."

Northeast Discovery

As exploration at Granada resumes, an immediate priority is substantial further drilling in the northeast section of the LONG Bars Zone where previously reported holes GR-10-15 (north) and GR-10-17 (east) outlined a significant discovery of shallow depth mineralization approximately 600 metres east-northeast of the past producing Granada Pit #1 mine workings and outside the Preliminary Block Model. The Company will complete infill drilling around holes 14 to 18 and aggressively move further north and east in order to define and expand this potential new resource. Gold Bullion's exploration to date in the northeast area, along with historical work that included detailed ground geophysics and geological mapping, has outlined a number of significant auriferous structures contained within a wide, east-west trending zone of shearing, alteration and quartz veining north and east of the Block Model.

The Company has received assay results on the remaining two shallow holes in the northeast area. GR- 10-18, located approximately 125 metres southwest of GR-10-17, intersected 19 metres of 1.02 grams per tonne. GR-10-16, 100 metres west-southwest of GR-10-17, assayed 0.54 grams per tonne over 7.3 metres. Drilling intersected impressive structure and alteration in both holes and confirmed the continuity of mineralization along strike.

Southwestern Extension Discovered

In other drilling highlights, GR-10-21 - 50 metres outside the western boundary of the Block Model and nearly 800 metres southwest of GR-10-17 - has returned 20 metres of 2.2 g/t Au at shallow depth (3.50 metres to 23.5 metres) within a wider interval of 65.6 metres grading 0.72 g/t Au. The Company is eager to conduct substantial additional drilling west and south of GR-10-21 to further extend the LONG Bars Zone.

GR-10-13, 125 metres east-northeast of GR-10-21 and in between Pit #1 and Pit #2 West, intersected 27.75 metres grading 1.27 g/t Au within a wider interval of 0.56 g/t Au over 66 metres (from 3.50 to 69 metres).

All drill holes were planned to intercept the north-dipping vein structures at high angles. No intersections are actual true width.

Complete preliminary assay results from all 25 holes (2,817 metres) of Gold Bullion's Phase 1 shallow drill program at Granada can be found at the Company's web site (www.GoldBullionDevelopmentCorp.com) along with the Preliminary Block Model and drill hole locations. Core sections from some holes have yet to be assayed.

With silver, copper and nickel credits in Gold Bullion's 2007 bulk sample, as already reported, and some further evidence of silver and base metal mineralization in a few of the 25 holes drilled so far at Granada, the Company will be assaying all future drill holes for base metal and silver values and will also be re- assaying historical core for evidence of copper, nickel and silver.

Gold mineralization at Granada, which has been encountered in each and every hole drilled by Gold Bullion so far, is open in all directions. It is near-surface and appears to be broad-based, extending into areas that were never drilled by previous operators. Gold Bullion's 30,000 tonne bulk sample in 2007 also clearly demonstrated that mineralization at Granada is amenable to conventional, very cost effective gold recovery techniques with a high rate of recovery (90%).

Gold Bullion recently announced it had more than doubled its Granada Gold Property land package with the designation of an additional 2,812 hectares with the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources. The Granada Gold Property now comprises 4,893 hectares, a nearly 70-fold increase from the original 71 hectares the Company started with at the former producing Granada Gold Mine in 2006.

Given Granada's strong potential to host a significant bulk tonnage, open-pit deposit, the Company has expanded and accelerated its exploration plans beginning with 20,000 metres of immediate new drilling. This work will commence within two weeks with one drill rig already scheduled to be on the property by May 1.

About Gold Bullion Development Corp.

Gold Bullion Development Corp. is a TSX Venture listed junior natural resource company focusing on the exploration and development of its Granada Gold Property near Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, and its high grade Castle Silver Mine in Gowganda, Ontario.

For more information on Gold Bullion Development Corp. (TSX VENTURE:GBB - News; PINK SHEETS:GBBFF - News), visit our web site: http://www.GoldBullionDevelopmentCorp.com.

Qualified Person

The scientific and technical information in this release was prepared under the supervision of Mr. Frank J. Basa, P.Eng., Gold Bullion's CEO and President, who is a member of the Ontario Association of Professional Engineers and a "qualified" person in accordance with National Instrument 43-101.

Frank J. Basa, P.Eng., President and Chief Executive Officer

This news release may contain forward- looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore, involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements.

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Service Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Contact:

Frank J. Basa, P.Eng.
Gold Bullion Development Corp.
President and CEO
1-416-625-2342

Roger Thomas
Gold Bullion Development Corp.
Director
1-613-292-2438
www.GoldBullionDevelopmentCorp.com
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ICOP should comfortably get to the 50's...likely will try to work magic for over $1 to avoid delist (July deadline)

ICOP ready - last good cheap naz not to run

ICOP should move off ALAN, RHIE...all the sub 30's have been popping - ICOP same float and best financial shape with new contracts - 50's at least