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$1-billion offer on table for Collins & Aikman
BY JEFFREY McCRACKEN
FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER
August 9, 2005
Dearborn auto supplier Plastech Engineered Products Inc. is offering up to $1 billion in cash to purchase rival supplier Collins & Aikman Corp. out of bankruptcy.
Plastech's offer is subject to its examination of Collins & Aikman's finances and operations, according to a letter sent to C&A on Monday and obtained by the Free Press. The offer could be for less than $1 billion if it finds C&A is in worse shape than Plastech estimates.
Plastech, which has annual sales of $1.3 billion, is the largest female-owned business in Michigan.
In the letter sent to C&A's board of directors, lawyers, financial advisers and creditors, Plastech said that it wants to start the evaluation process "as soon as possible."
Its owner, Julie Brown, and Plastech officials want to meet with C&A's creditors and unions directly to discuss the offer and push for their support.
Troy-based C&A tumbled into bankruptcy May 17, shortly after its former Chief Executive Officer David Stockman was forced out.
C&A, which has annual sales of $4 billion, makes parts such as instrument panels on 90% of the vehicles built in the country.
Plastech said in the letter that it thinks it will receive "strong support" for the bid from Detroit's three automakers.
It has hired the prominent Wall Street financial firm of Goldman Sachs to line up funding for the offer.
It also said in the letter that it will contribute its own funds to the deal.
$1-billion offer on table for Collins & Aikman (CKCRQ)
BY JEFFREY McCRACKEN
FREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITER
August 9, 2005
Dearborn auto supplier Plastech Engineered Products Inc. is offering up to $1 billion in cash to purchase rival supplier Collins & Aikman Corp. out of bankruptcy.
Plastech's offer is subject to its examination of Collins & Aikman's finances and operations, according to a letter sent to C&A on Monday and obtained by the Free Press. The offer could be for less than $1 billion if it finds C&A is in worse shape than Plastech estimates.
Plastech, which has annual sales of $1.3 billion, is the largest female-owned business in Michigan.
In the letter sent to C&A's board of directors, lawyers, financial advisers and creditors, Plastech said that it wants to start the evaluation process "as soon as possible."
Its owner, Julie Brown, and Plastech officials want to meet with C&A's creditors and unions directly to discuss the offer and push for their support.
Troy-based C&A tumbled into bankruptcy May 17, shortly after its former Chief Executive Officer David Stockman was forced out.
C&A, which has annual sales of $4 billion, makes parts such as instrument panels on 90% of the vehicles built in the country.
Plastech said in the letter that it thinks it will receive "strong support" for the bid from Detroit's three automakers.
It has hired the prominent Wall Street financial firm of Goldman Sachs to line up funding for the offer.
It also said in the letter that it will contribute its own funds to the deal.
CKCRQ
Takeover bid is 1 Billion Dollars.
52 week high is $4.90
Total O/S is only 83 million shares here.
Plastech Makes Bid for Collins & Aikman
8/9/2005 4:08:00 PM
DETROIT, Aug 09, 2005 (AP Online via COMTEX) -- Plastech Engineered Products Inc. has made a $1 billion bid to buy rival auto-parts supplier Collins & Aikman Corp., which filed for bankruptcy in May, according to a letter obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press.
"We would like to bring our competencies to C&A and help maximize value for its creditors, constituents and customers," Plastech chairman and Chief Executive Julie Brown said in the letter, which was sent to Collins & Aikman's board of directors.
Collins & Aikman spokesman David Youngman said the company was considering the offer.
"We are going to evaluate all legitimate offers as we continue to develop our business plan, and we will act accordingly in the best interest of our creditors to maximize the value of our enterprise," Youngman said.
Youngman wouldn't say whether any other companies have made bids to buy Collins & Aikman. He said there is no deadline for the company to respond to Plastech's bid.
Dearborn-based Plastech is the largest woman-owned company in Michigan. It was founded by Brown in 1988 and makes plastic vehicle components, including spoilers, mud flaps and interior door panels.
If the bid is successful, it would quadruple the size of privately held Plastech, which earns about $1 billion in annual revenues, Brown said in the letter. Collins & Aikman had total sales of $3.9 billion last year.
Plastech said it wants to start evaluating Collins & Aikman "as soon as possible, on an expedited basis, and at its own expense." Plastech said it could complete due diligence and submit a formal proposal within one month if it is given access to Collins & Aikman.
Plastech said it has hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as a financial adviser and believes it will be able to secure adequate financing for the deal.
Troy-based Collins & Aikman is one of the largest U.S. auto suppliers. It provides automotive flooring, fabric and instrument panels to the Big Three automakers as well as Toyota Motor Corp., Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. Collins & Aikman supplies content to 90 percent of the vehicles made in North America, according to the company.
The supplier filed for bankruptcy on May 17, shortly after the resignation of its chairman and CEO David Stockman, a former congressman who also served as budget director in the Reagan administration. The bankruptcy filing was widely expected for the troubled supplier, which was struggling with the high cost of steel and other raw materials and production cuts at General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co., the two biggest U.S.-based carmakers.
Collins & Aikman is working on a business plan that is scheduled to be released later this month. On Monday, a federal bankruptcy court allowed Collins & Aikman to collect $82.5 million in temporary price increases from its customers.
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On the Net:
Plastech Engineered Products Inc., http://www.plastecheng.com/
Collins & Aikman Corp., http://www.collinsaikman.com/
Nice volume!
Bye,bye weak hands.
.0098 X .0098 w/ TRAC on the bid.
TRAC bid shown @ .012
.05++ worth holding for.
The ECN's (TRAC & DATA) have been buying shares here almost every day for over a month, yet they never really sell any @ ask....what do they know that others don't? Why have they been buying shares since .0027 starting on June 27th? Why has the 10Q been filed early this month? Stay tuned!
Buy on the dips & hold for .05 ++
There is a reason that mgmt filed the 10Q 2 weeks early....Next couple of weeks could be intense...
Weak hands left on Friday...5 cents ++ is what most of us will wait for
TRAC DATA & NITE are on the bid again!
7/27/2005 9:35:31 AM
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AMD news concerning Brazil?
From a September 2004 PR:
"Our HIV (1&2) Rapid Test Kits are priced to sell for US$4.00 each. This represents a bottom line profit in excess of $1.00 per kit for AMD," said Michael Gilbert, President of AMD. Gilbert also commented, "Once product testing, certification and registration, as required by the Brazilian Health Ministry is completed, we anticipate orders between 1,000,000 and 5,000,000 units of our Rapid Test Kits from Brazil alone. In dollar terms, such orders could represent approximately US$4,000,000 to US$20,000,000 in revenue. Profit to the company would be significant."
GNET looking for shares yet again!
Nobody wants to sell & rightly so.
Based on current guidance $1.22/share is not out of the question within 6 - 8 weeks IMO.
OT: GRMU up 15%
ask is @ .003
Looks ready for another ride.
OT:
GRMU is OTC:BB
Nicely dependable roller coaster effect on that one.
I would say it is a good speculative buy below .003
Charts say it all
No one knows
That is why this is such a speculative play.
Pinks almost always = wild price swings
I always tread carefully in the pink waters.
Pink Sheets = High Risk & Volitility.
.15/share = 13 Million $$ cap based on O/S of 2/15/05
Is this company worth that much?
Do the math.
News Coming?
May is almost over....
"Simultaneously, we have completed development on a program for a major police department aimed at identifying online child predators that we also anticipate announcing in May. This program, created in collaboration with the authorities, will also be revenue generating. We believe that police departments across the nation may benefit from our efforts, and that our revenue stream will be commensurately higher as a result of that."
AdZone Research CEO Updates Shareholders With Latest Operational Report
FRIDAY , APRIL 29, 2005 12:00 PM
CALVERTON, N.Y., Apr 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) --AdZone Research, Inc. (OTCBB:ADZR), reported today that its Chairman & CEO, Charles A. Cardona, has issued the company's latest operational report to shareholders. The full text of his message follows:
April 29, 2005
Dear Fellow Shareholders:
In the fourth fiscal quarter, ended March 31, 2005, the company had modest revenues, principally from the recently launched cyber security division. A full report on fiscal 2005 operations will be contained in the Form 10-K that will be filed with the SEC at the end of June. We will have a conference call with investors after the release of that document to report both on fiscal 2005 results and an initial report on operating highlights pertaining to the first quarter of 2006.
Following our last update report on February 22, we reported two days later that a government laboratory, after five months of intensive tests, finally had validated AdZone's core Internet surveillance technology. Since that time, the company has vigilantly pursued defense-related contracts from potential clients that earlier indicated the government validation we had achieved was mandatory for their ongoing interest.
Recently, in response to a fellow shareholder's inquiries, we said that we could not selectively disclose the timing and content of upcoming news announcements. They will, of course, be made immediately as these events occur. And we are still optimistic about the timetables we have laid out.
There has been no news reported in recent weeks for the simple reason that there has been no hard news yet to report. We understand that certain investors desire news more frequently. But, we believe it is best to work on generating business, revenues, and growing the company rather than producing "fluff" news releases to placate investors focused on short-term horizons and not really interested in building a company with us.
We know the majority of shareholders have an interest in supporting the company long term, which is very encouraging to management. We have grown revenues every one of the past three years and are working very hard to continue doing so.
That being said, I am pleased to report to you today that while we seek out the award of defense-related contracts we have been aggressively pursuing the expansion of the mission and scope of our commercial division. As we have indicated in the past, we believe the revenue opportunities in the long run from commercial applications of our core Internet technology, and acquisitions of companies with similar business models, will far overshadow the defense side - by a factor of as much as 10 times.
Over the past two months, our Chief Operating Officer, John A. Cardona, and Executive Vice President Dan Wasserman, have made several trips to the West Coast to meet with leading motion picture industry executives. Their mission: to discuss the implementation of a brand new motion picture anti-piracy program we have developed that has grown out of our core technology. The program will be officially launched next month, and should result in immediately measurable revenues.
Considering that the motion picture industry is losing approximately $300 million a month to digital piracy, our role in assisting the industry to identify and shut down illegal web sites is expected to be a major source of revenue in the coming year.
Simultaneously, we have completed development on a program for a major police department aimed at identifying online child predators that we also anticipate announcing in May. This program, created in collaboration with the authorities, will also be revenue generating. We believe that police departments across the nation may benefit from our efforts, and that our revenue stream will be commensurately higher as a result of that.
Turning to online advertising revenues, in March, spending jumped by more than 20%, to $814 million, up from $672 million in February. Technology-related ads, at more than $202 million, represented 25% of total online spending.
The importance of these developments was underscored in an article in The New York Times two weeks ago, when the American Research Foundation held its annual convention. Several comments in the feature story are worth your consideration:
"For years," the writer observes, "advertising research was perceived on Madison Avenue as a staid, even quaint field with little practical relevance. Now, as clients increasingly hold agencies accountable for effective ads, the researchers are being eagerly sought out.
"In response, the research industry is intensifying its efforts and looking at issues like trying to determine the return on investment for advertising spending, improving the measurement of audiences in media like television and the Internet, helping agencies identify the most efficient media outlets and increasing the role that market research plays in reaching consumers."
The ability to customize our core Internet technology to respond to these challenges was never more important, and we also intend to play an important role in these arenas in the year ahead. Given a name like "AdZone Research," would you expect anything less?
Sincerely,
Charles A. Cardona
Chairman & CEO
AdZone Research is headquartered in Calverton, N.Y., in a facility that formerly housed major defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corporation. The facility was earlier used for top-secret defense research and development, and was part of the United States Navy's Naval Defense Technology Center.
Through monitoring of more than 500,000 Web sites worldwide, AdZone provides tracking and monitoring of targeted information on the Internet, with an expanded focus on global Internet analysis of security-related data transmissions. For additional information, please visit the company's Web site at http://www.adzoneresearch.com. Certain statements contained herein are "forward-looking" statements (as such term is defined in the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995). Because such statements include risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.
SOURCE: AdZone Research, Inc.
AdZone Research, Inc.
Charles A. Cardona III
(631) 369-1100
Final 'Star Wars' film leaked to the Internet
By Adam Pasick
The final chapter of the "Star Wars" saga has gone over to the Internet's dark side.
"Star Wars: Episode III -- Revenge of the Sith" has been leaked onto a major file-sharing network just hours after opening in theaters, at a time when Hollywood is increasingly concerned about online piracy.
At least two copies of the film, which was first shown in theaters in the early hours of Thursday, have been posted to the BitTorrent file-sharing network -- a new and increasingly popular technology that allows users to download large video files much more quickly than in the past.
The Motion Picture Association of America has been aggressive in going after Web sites that provide "tracker" links that enable BitTorrent downloads of copyrighted material, filing six lawsuits this week against sites with links to TV shows.
According to Web site Waxy.org (http://www.waxy.org), one print of "Revenge of the Sith" was leaked Wednesday before the film was even released in theaters. The movie was time-stamped, suggesting it may have come from within the industry rather than from someone who videotaped an advance screening.
One popular tracker Web site showed more than 16,000 people currently downloading the film via BitTorrent.
Hollywood is trying to avoid the fate of the music industry, which claims it has lost hundreds of millions of dollars worth of sales to illicit file-sharing networks.
Movie files are about 50 times larger than music files, which makes them much more cumbersome to download, but new technologies like BitTorrent and increased high-speed Internet penetration are closing the gap.
Lucasfilm Ltd and the MPAA were not immediately available for comment.
Reuters/VNU
AdZone Research Launches Intercept, A New Service Designed to Combat Feature Film Piracy
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., May 12, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- AdZone Research, Inc. (OTCBB:ADZR) today unveiled a new service, trademarked Inter-Cept(tm), designed to combat feature film piracy in the motion picture industry.
Dan Wasserman, currently AdZone's executive vice president and managing director of global defense, expands his duties and title to oversee the company's anti-piracy efforts.
"Recently passed federal legislation seeking to strengthen anti-piracy laws underscores the efforts currently underway by the film industry and elected officials," said John A. Cardona, president & COO of AdZone. "Dan Wasserman is based in D.C., and is no stranger to Hollywood through his past efforts. He understands both worlds."
Inter-Cept is the latest development by AdZone Research, whose core business is the deployment of Internet surveillance technology. This new service uses that technology in an application designed to detect and interdict film piracy on a global level. The unique aspect of this Internet technology is that it is borderless, and is capable of detection in virtually any language.
"Out of our discussions with film studios, producers, intellectual property attorneys and filmmakers, we discovered everyone understands the problem exists with illegal downloading of product," Cardona noted. "The film industry has seen the effect on the music industry. These downloads cheat the creative and business community out of millions of dollars in revenue. It hurts all phases of distribution, from theatrical release to DVD sales. After months of discussion with industry executives, we believe we have come up with a solution to the problem with Inter-Cept."
"Our Inter-Cept program will assist the motion picture industry in its efforts to identify and shut down illegal web sites which today are operating in the marketplace," said Wasserman. "These sites look authentic, but are actually fronts for criminals, illegally offering first run feature films simultaneously with their theatrical bookings.
"Inter-Cept can help to stop the staggering losses shared by the studios and filmmakers alike. The problem's also a consumer issue," Wasserman noted, pointing out, "consumers may be at risk with their credit card information being processed by these sites."
"We expect Inter-Cept to become an important service AdZone provides to an industry which exports one of America's most recognized product---Hollywood movies," said Cardona.
About AdZone Research:
AdZone Research specializes in automated retrieval, classification, analysis and delivery of worldwide Internet data for global defense, digital piracy and media metrics. Through surveillance of more than one half million Web sites worldwide, AdZone provides tracking and monitoring of targeted information on the Internet, with an expanded focus on global Internet analysis of security-related data transmissions and digital. See: www.adzoneresearch.com .
Certain statements contained herein are "forward-looking" statements (as such term is defined in the Private Securities Reform Act of 1995). Because such statements include risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.
CONTACT: AdZone Research, Inc.
Charles A. Cardona III
(631) 369-1100
Look For News Coming At Any Time Now:
"Simultaneously, we have completed development on a program for a major police
department aimed at identifying online child predators that we also anticipate
announcing in May. This program, created in collaboration with the authorities,
will also be revenue generating. We believe that police departments across the
nation may benefit from our efforts, and that our revenue stream will be
commensurately higher as a result of that."
AdZone Research CEO Updates Shareholders With Latest Operational Report
CALVERTON, N.Y., Apr 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- AdZone Research, Inc.
(OTCBB: ADZR), reported today that its Chairman & CEO, Charles A Cardona, has
issued the company's latest operational report to shareholders. The full text of
his message follows:
April 29, 2005
Dear Fellow Shareholders:
In the fourth fiscal quarter, ended March 31, 2005, the company had modest
revenues, principally from the recently launched cyber security division. A full
report on fiscal 2005 operations will be contained in the Form 10-K that will be
filed with the SEC at the end of June. We will have a conference call with
investors after the release of that document to report both on fiscal 2005
results and an initial report on operating highlights pertaining to the first
quarter of 2006.
Following our last update report on February 22, we reported two days later that
a government laboratory, after five months of intensive tests, finally had
validated AdZone's core Internet surveillance technology. Since that time, the
company has vigilantly pursued defense-related contracts from potential clients
that earlier indicated the government validation we had achieved was mandatory
for their ongoing interest.
Recently, in response to a fellow shareholder's inquiries, we said that we could
not selectively disclose the timing and content of upcoming news announcements.
They will, of course, be made immediately as these events occur. And we are
still optimistic about the timetables we have laid out.
There has been no news reported in recent weeks for the simple reason that there
has been no hard news yet to report. We understand that certain investors desire
news more frequently. But, we believe it is best to work on generating business,
revenues, and growing the company rather than producing "fluff" news releases to
placate investors focused on short-term horizons and not really interested in
building a company with us.
We know the majority of shareholders have an interest in supporting the company
long term, which is very encouraging to management. We have grown revenues every
one of the past three years and are working very hard to continue doing so.
That being said, I am pleased to report to you today that while we seek out the
award of defense-related contracts we have been aggressively pursuing the
expansion of the mission and scope of our commercial division. As we have
indicated in the past, we believe the revenue opportunities in the long run from
commercial applications of our core Internet technology, and acquisitions of
companies with similar business models, will far overshadow the defense side -
by a factor of as much as 10 times.
Over the past two months, our Chief Operating Officer, John A. Cardona, and
Executive Vice President Dan Wasserman, have made several trips to the West
Coast to meet with leading motion picture industry executives. Their mission: to
discuss the implementation of a brand new motion picture anti-piracy program we
have developed that has grown out of our core technology. The program will be
officially launched next month, and should result in immediately measurable
revenues.
Considering that the motion picture industry is losing approximately $300
million a month to digital piracy, our role in assisting the industry to
identify and shut down illegal web sites is expected to be a major source of
revenue in the coming year.
Simultaneously, we have completed development on a program for a major police
department aimed at identifying online child predators that we also anticipate
announcing in May. This program, created in collaboration with the authorities,
will also be revenue generating. We believe that police departments across the
nation may benefit from our efforts, and that our revenue stream will be
commensurately higher as a result of that.
Turning to online advertising revenues, in March, spending jumped by more than
20%, to $814 million, up from $672 million in February. Technology-related ads,
at more than $202 million, represented 25% of total online spending.
The importance of these developments was underscored in an article in The New
York Times two weeks ago, when the American Research Foundation held its annual
convention. Several comments in the feature story are worth your consideration:
"For years," the writer observes, "advertising research was perceived on Madison
Avenue as a staid, even quaint field with little practical relevance. Now, as
clients increasingly hold agencies accountable for effective ads, the
researchers are being eagerly sought out.
"In response, the research industry is intensifying its efforts and looking at
issues like trying to determine the return on investment for advertising
spending, improving the measurement of audiences in media like television and
the Internet, helping agencies identify the most efficient media outlets and
increasing the role that market research plays in reaching consumers."
The ability to customize our core Internet technology to respond to these
challenges was never more important, and we also intend to play an important
role in these arenas in the year ahead. Given a name like "AdZone Research,"
would you expect anything less?
Sincerely,
Charles A. Cardona
Chairman & CEO
AdZone Research is headquartered in Calverton, N.Y., in a facility that formerly
housed major defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corporation. The facility was
earlier used for top-secret defense research and development, and was part of
the United States Navy's Naval Defense Technology Center.
Through monitoring of more than 500,000 Web sites worldwide, AdZone provides
tracking and monitoring of targeted information on the Internet, with an
expanded focus on global Internet analysis of security-related data
transmissions. For additional information, please visit the company's Web site
at http://www.adzoneresearch.com. Certain statements contained herein are
"forward-looking" statements (as such term is defined in the Private Securities
Reform Act of 1995). Because such statements include risks and uncertainties,
actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such
forward-looking statements.
SOURCE: AdZone Research, Inc.
By Staff
CONTACT: AdZone Research, Inc.
Charles A. Cardona III
(631) 369-1100
(C) 2005 PRIMEZONE, All rights reserved.
INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Internet Content & Services
SUBJECT CODE: INTERNET
GOVERNMENT
DEFENSE
SHAREHOLDER UPDATE
Annual Meetings & Shareholder Rights
I sense a contract announcement coming...
within the next 10 days...
outta hollywood....
We shall see.
The franchising deal seems like a good diversification move...American Restaurant Development Company is making some nice plays right now....UGRD can bring some needed revenue as they move toward heavy marketing of the UltraCell starting towards the end of this month.....then management may be planning to spin off UGRD's Innovative Fuel Technology Inc. subsidiary....perhaps with a dividend to UGRD shareholders if they do an IPO with Innovative Fuel.
GNET on the bid today. Good sign IMO.
Some digging:
American Restaurant Development Corporation (ARDC). ARDC is a franchise development and sales company, combining years of experience growing franchise systems with innovative franchise development and management systems.
Robert Clasby, President of American Restaurant Development Corporation (ARDC). Mr. Clasby is the former Executive Vice-President and Director of Franchise Development and Sales for restaurant Development Company from 2002-2004. Mr. Clasby was responsible for selling development agreements for over 500 franchised restaurants with three different concepts. From 1995 to 2001 Mr. Clasby worked for US Franchise Systems, Inc. In that role he led the expansion of the fastest growing new construction hotel franchise ever in the Southwest. From 1992-1995 he served as Vice President of Marketing for CRW Financial, Inc. He played professional football from 1984 to1991. Mr. Clasby has a BS degree in Finance from the University of Notre Dame.
Dana Bersch (602) 443-2302
American Restaurant Development Corporation
5080 N. 40Th Street, Suite 103
Phoenix
Arizona, United States 85018
Still humming along @ .0257 US on German market.
Just Incredible.
Only took 45,000 shares($900) to break .02 bid wall.
NITE will sell at any price it seems.
Where is management all this time?? Unbelievable.
Time & Sales
Price Size Time
0.021 20000 12:43:55
0.021 373950 12:30:31
0.021 200000 12:30:09
0.021 10000 12:21:47
0.022 40000 12:07:00
0.022 80000 10:29:54
0.021 60000 09:34:29
0.022 85000 09:34:25
0.022 125000 09:32:25
0.021 125000 09:32:12
0.022 10000 04/26
0.022 50000 04/26
0.021 70000 04/26
0.021 50000 04/26
0.021 30000 04/26
0.023 150000 04/26
0.022 35000 04/26
0.022 125000 04/26
0.022 20000 04/26
0.022 60000 04/26
0.022 40000 04/26
0.022 120000 04/26
0.027 7000 04/25
0.029 7000 04/25
0.022 40000 04/25
0.023 260000 04/25
0.022 5000 04/22
0.03 190000 04/22
0.029 10000 04/22
0.024 110000 04/22
Trading @ .026 US in Germany oddly enough.
Why the h e l l are NITE & DOMS so intent in pressing this down even with large buys??? Even if it's dilution, why the downward pressure on a big volume day?? Doesn't make much sense.
Ask Size MMID Time
0.022 50 NITE 09:34
0.04 50 SCHB 07:30
0.05 50 DOMS 10:16
0.09 50 HILL 07:30
0.09 50 SACM 07:30
0.09 50 HDSN 07:30
0.10 50 ETRD 07:30
0.10 50 TDCM 07:30
0.12 50 PUGS 07:30
0.15 50 FRAN 07:30
0.15 50 VFIN 07:30
0.20 50 FLCR 07:30
0.50 50 PERT 07:30
1.00 25 VNDM 07:30
Yes, It appears to be gone. Don't know why.
Well, it was up.
Seems to be gone now, but look at the AZTN PR's since Feb....Looks like it could be worth a lot more than $1.20 if they follow thru.
AZTN Board is Up!
For those looking to expand their porfolio opportunities I suggest you take a look at AZTN:
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3826
Down 33% on a 5000 share trade. Big but a buy @ .03 brought the ask Down to .029. Bizzare!
AZTN is worth a look @ 1.20...Lots of good news since Feb...
GLTA
Up 27% !! LOL.
What a coaster ride.
Dilution? Manipulation?
Whatever is going on it seems to like bouncing around the .02 - .04 zone.
Time & Sales
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3:37:02 PM Ask 0.026 5000
3:17:56 PM Ask 0.028 5000
3:17:30 PM Bid 0.023 5000
3:17:30 PM Trade 0.025 13000
3:15:28 PM Bid 0.022 5000
2:52:04 PM Ask 0.027 5000
2:51:32 PM Ask 0.024 5000
2:51:32 PM Bid 0.021 5000
2:51:32 PM Trade 0.024 25000
2:51:28 PM Trade 0.025 30000
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2:07:12 PM Trade 0.025 20000
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2:06:44 PM Trade 0.025 25000
2:06:36 PM Trade 0.027 25000
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2:00:48 PM Trade 0.025 50000
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1:52:42 PM Trade 0.0251 40000
1:49:16 PM Ask 0.029 5000
1:41:24 PM Trade 0.029 150000
1:41:18 PM Trade 0.027 150000
1:40:40 PM Bid 0.0251 5000
1:13:14 PM Bid 0.027 5000
12:56:30 PM Trade 0.026 5000
12:39:14 PM Bid 0.026 5000
12:34:36 PM Bid 0.0251 5000
12:34:26 PM Trade 0.03 4000
12:34:16 PM Ask 0.03 5000
12:13:46 PM Trade 0.03 80000
9:34:28 AM Bid 0.026 5000
9:30:44 AM Bid 0.0251 5000
9:30:44 AM Ask 0.033 5000
9:15:26 AM Bid 0.025 5000
7:50:56 AM Ask 0.04 5000
Hate to say it but we are still getting Dumped on.
Hopefully not much more. Sheesh!
GLTA!
Or Maybe not?? Another Crazy day in UGRD land.EOM
Volume Alerts about to go off..Nearing 1 million traded.
HDSN is buying @ .025
DOMS offering @ .027