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bany sucks butt, like most of the people on this board spouting 1 and 2 cent predictions....
$10 billion for body armor and other equipment to protect U.S. troops from attack.
_$2.5 billion to combat roadside bombs and other improvised explosive devices.
_$2.7 billion for intelligence activities.
AP: Pentagon wants $99.7B more for wars By ANDREW TAYLOR, Associated Press Writer
36 minutes ago
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon wants the White House to seek an additional $99.7 billion to fund the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to information provided to The Associated Press.
The military's request, if embraced by President Bush and approved by Congress, would boost this year's budget for those wars to about $170 billion.
Military planners assembled the proposal at a time when Bush is developing new strategies for Iraq, such as sending thousands of more U.S. troops there, although it was put together before the president said the troop surge was under consideration.
Overall, the war in Iraq has cost about $350 billion. Combined with the conflict in Afghanistan and operations against terrorism elsewhere, the cost has topped $500 billion, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service.
The additional funds, if approved, would push this year's cost of the war in Iraq to about $50 billion over last year's record. In September, Congress approved an initial $70 billion for the current budget year, which began Oct. 1.
A description of the Pentagon request was provided by a person familiar with the proposal who asked for anonymity because the person was not authorized to release the information.
The cost of the war has risen dramatically as the security situation has deteriorated and more equipment is destroyed or worn out in harsh conditions. The Army, which has borne the brunt of the fighting, would receive about half of the request, a reflection of the wear and tear that the war has had on soldiers and their equipment.
An additional $9.8 billion is being sought for training and equipping Iraq's and Afghanistan's security forces.
The administration's request for more Iraq money will be submitted along with Bush's budget in February for the 2008 budget year, which starts next Oct. 1. The White House can add or subtract from the Pentagon request as it sees fit, and the total could grow if money is added for reconstruction costs.
In a memo several weeks ago, Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England encouraged the services to include in their budget requests projects connected to the broader fight against terrorism, as opposed to costs strictly limited to Iraq and Afghanistan. Critics have said that could be interpreted to cover almost anything.
Earlier requests submitted by service branches to Pentagon brass were considerably higher, but were trimmed back after meeting resistance at the White House and from key lawmakers.
The budget request includes:
_$41.5 billion to cover the costs of ongoing military operations.
_$26.7 billion for replacing and repairing equipment damaged or destroyed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
_$10 billion for body armor and other equipment to protect U.S. troops from attack.
_$2.5 billion to combat roadside bombs and other improvised explosive devices.
_$2.7 billion for intelligence activities.
Whatever request emerges from the Bush administration will go to a new Congress controlled by Democrats highly critical of the Iraq war and Bush's handling of it.
Even so, there is much sentiment among Democrats to protect troops and much fear about being portrayed as unsympathetic to men and women in uniform. These factors probably would overwhelm any efforts by anti-war Democrats to use the debate over the Iraq money to take on Bush's conduct of the war.
Democrats have promised, however, to give the upcoming request greater scrutiny than Republicans did when considering Bush's previous requests.
"Democrats are committed to ensuring our troops have all that they need, but we're going to return oversight to spending on the war," said Jim Manley, spokesman for incoming Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. "Our troops must have everything they need, but Halliburton shouldn't get everything it wants."
Halliburton Co. is a Texas-based oil services conglomerate once led by Vice President Dick Cheney. Bush administration officials have come under fire since the beginning of the war in Iraq for awarding more than $10 billion to the company and its subsidiaries in 2003 and 2004, some of it in a no-bid contract. There have been allegations of fraud, poor work, overpricing and other abuse, which the company has denied.
Democrats such as incoming Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad of North Dakota have grown increasingly critical of the fact that Iraq spending is kept on a set of books separate from the rest of government operations.
The Vietnam War cost an inflation-adjusted $121 billion at its height in 1968, according to the Congressional Research Service. The overall tally for Vietnam is $663 billion, adjusted for inflation, and Iraq costs are rapidly catching up.
I still have my certs!!!!!! all of the them, those shorts are getting any of my shares!!!!! I have 2 million shares of CSHD, my entire life savings!!! go Rufus!!! CSHD long and strong!!!!!
ROTFLMAO
hey Serf, what's going? is the DOJ and IRS involved, is Rufus being charged criminally?
how do you know all this stuff? what are the details?
wow, do you have links to where I can read about this stuff? is Rufus still in the country? Is he in custody?
what happened with the DOJ and IRS?
do you think we are looking at a future like this for Rufus?
it's all summed up in a story that goes.... "once upon a time, the end."
wow, 91 total posts.... http://www.investorshub.com/boards/profile.asp?user=77266
when is he scheduled for real jail?
let me know if/when Rufus flees the country, and lives the life of a Fugitive with 20 million dollars?
well said.... and you have been acknowledged. Your truth is somber,and I think the reason everyone was giving you a hard time was because they much preferred the thrill of easy money, than the cold hard tombstone end that this company was headed to.
yah, SLJB and CSHD are doing a reverse, reverse merger/ con-artist swap.... it's a special financial arrangment that helps criminals flee the country
yah, Rufus has a large resume and experience in imaging large sums of money, and so they need that to put together their financials statements.... since ply wood and rebar isn't cutting the 97 million in revs they have been promising
yah, 800 billion in moonbonds have just been entered into CSHD's asset backed management facility with the followng codes: 666
I think the most striking is synergy is that both companies are scams run by the best scumbags around
why? does it turn from a lemon into a pumkin?
good point, but it's a double edged sword... con-men play on the greed and the dreams of small investors looking for a better financial opportunity, and that is why they will believe the unbelievalbe... that is why they will invest in something that objectively is unrealistic and ridiculous, because the greed, and the dreams, will distort their reality, and make them unable to see how unrealistic and ridiculous the opportunity is..... but you can't take the responsibility away from Rufus, he is a con-man... and scum... he is responsible
dude! are you kidding? CSHD and SLJB are joining forces, their recent collapses in price were just shakeouts, shaking out the weak and the non-believers.... now that all the weak investors have sold, it's to da moon babe!!! to da moon!!! fasten your seat belts!!!
you are fogetting this company's barrier to entry... no pun intended... this is the only company producing this product and it is in high demand.... as far as I understand FRPT just turned a profit... there are many companies out there valued much higher than this one.....
I know you just want to purchase more at that price. Keep dreaming.
it's true!! AIG will now place all the ports into CSHD's asset management facility, of which SLJB has just now purchased on the open market, and SLJB will do all their deals through these ports and be one the greatest returns to their shareholders the stock market has ever seen. SLJB will be in the NASDAQ in months, with the help of Rufus, this is the secret U.N. deal that has been kept quiet as a matter of national security... Shhhhh... don't tell.
OT: I think Steve and Petar put this deal together!!!! SLJB is going to go to the moon!!!!! I'm banned from the SLJB board so I can't tell them look:
LONDON, Dec. 11 — Dubai’s giant port company, DP World, sold its United States holdings on Monday to the American International Group, bringing to an end a contentious deal that left a bitter taste for Middle East investors.
Under pressure from politicians, DP World is selling terminal operations in six ports, including New York-New Jersey and Philadelphia, cargo-handling businesses in 16 Eastern and Gulf of Mexico ports, and a passenger terminal in New York City to a unit of A.I.G., an insurance company with little experience in the port business.
The price was not disclosed, though DP World said it was “fair.” DP World executives said after they agreed to sell the assets in March that they expected to get about $750 million from the sale. Since then port deals have become increasingly popular for bank infrastructure funds, like that of Goldman Sachs, which headed a group that won control of AB Ports, a British company, in June.
The DP World sale is the final chapter in a politically charged deal that many financial advisers say helped drive Middle East petrodollars away from the United States and into developing market areas like Asia instead.
DP World, which is controlled by the Dubai government, acquired the United States ports in its $6.8 billion acquisition of Peninsular and Oriental Holdings, a British company, in February. The deal was quickly opposed by United States politicians from both parties, who claimed that Dubai’s ownership of United States assets was a threat to security and that the deal was being rushed through without proper review.
Their objections were based in part on the fact that several of the Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers moved through the United Arab Emirates before coming to the United States and used its banking system. Supporters of the deal argued that Dubai was one of the United States’ closest allies in the Middle East, and had a long history of allowing the United States military to use its ports. Foreign policy specialists worried that the opposition would cause a rift between Dubai and the United States.
DP World’s chief executive, Mohammed Sharaf, said that the uproar over the deal had not done permanent damage to relations between the United States and Dubai. The two countries’ leaders are “much more responsible people” than that, he said.
He acknowledged that because of the reception to the DP World deal, some Middle East investors were looking outside of the United States for places to put their money. “As time passes, that will change,” Mr. Sharaf said, unless United States authorities enact more protectionist measures against deals involving Middle East investors.
Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who led opposition to DP World’s takeover of Peninsular and Oriental, said in a statement that Monday’s sale represented “an appropriate final chapter” to the DP World deal and that he expected it to receive broad support in Washington.
“The economic relationship between Dubai and America has not been hurt by this,” Senator Schumer said in a telephone interview. He said the deal was “mishandled from the get-go.”
A.I.G.’s asset management unit, the AIG Global Investment Group, will take control of the port operations. The ports’ current management, led by its chairman, Michael Seymour, will remain. AIG Global Investment’s managing director, Christopher Lee, said that A.I.G. had “identified the marine terminals sector as a key element in our infrastructure investment strategy.”
Senator Schumer said that A.I.G.’s asset management unit might not have much port experience, but it “has good experience running companies.”
DP World is planning to grow in North America, South America, the Middle East and Europe, Mr. Sharaf said.
what's a stock?
I mean, off shore, it's not illegal. like Canada for instance
off shore
but it says naked shorts right here:
these select companies have been removed from the NASDAQ, AMEX and NYSE naked short threshold list: B A S F Ag Adr (NYSE: BF), Semotus Solutions In (AMEX: DLK), AbsoluteSKY, Inc. (OTC: ABSY), Armstrong Hldg (OTCBB: ACKH), Ada-Es Inc. (NASDAQ: ADES), Banyan Corporation (OTCBB: BANY).
are you sure it shows naked shorts?
BTW, they would be shorting from offshore ofcourse.
does that list cover borrowed shorts, naked shorts or both? does it not show naked shorts?
I've been having merger visions for this stock. It just seems like a good candidate. Something about it's strange trading patterns, and the attention its getting. It's funny to read that now it's really a rumor.
you mean these? gee, I wonder if insiders think this is a good stock???
INSIDER TRANSACTIONS REPORTED - LAST TWO YEARS
Date Insider Shares Type Transaction Value*
8-Dec-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 35,000 Direct Purchase at $1.84 per share. $64,400
7-Dec-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 89,000 Direct Purchase at $1.87 per share. $166,430
5-Dec-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 2,500 Direct Purchase at $1.94 per share. $4,850
4-Dec-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 18,000 Direct Purchase at $1.94 per share. $34,920
1-Dec-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 75,000 Direct Purchase at $2 per share. $150,000
29-Nov-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 8,700 Direct Purchase at $2.10 - $2.16 per share. $19,0002
28-Nov-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 73,000 Direct Purchase at $2.03 per share. $148,190
27-Nov-06 APOLLO RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL INC
Beneficial Owner (10% or more) 25,000 Direct Purchase at $1.83 per share. $45,750
22-Nov-06 APOLLO RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL INC
Beneficial Owner (10% or more) 9,422,111 Direct Purchase at $0 per share. N/A
23-Oct-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 15,000 Direct Purchase at $2 per share. $30,000
18-Oct-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 38,500 Direct Purchase at $2.13 per share. $82,005
13-Oct-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 4,500 Direct Purchase at $1.41 - $1.5 per share. $6,5472
12-Oct-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $1.61 - $1.62 per share. $1,6152
26-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 10,000 Direct Purchase at $2.32 per share. $23,200
25-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 20,000 Direct Purchase at $2.15 - $2.2 per share. $44,0002
22-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 9,686 Direct Purchase at $2.35 per share. $22,762
21-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 6,000 Direct Purchase at $2.39 per share. $14,340
19-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 2,500 Direct Purchase at $2.38 per share. $5,950
18-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 3,500 Direct Purchase at $2.39 - $2.41 per share. $8,4002
15-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 11,000 Direct Purchase at $2.40 - $2.45 per share. $27,0002
8-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.69 per share. $2,690
7-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.62 per share. $2,620
1-Sep-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 16,000 Direct Purchase at $2.34 - $2.59 per share. $39,0002
28-Aug-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.65 per share. $2,650
28-Aug-06 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 500 Direct Purchase at $2.67 per share. $1,335
24-Aug-06 DUBEK ROBERT
Officer 250,000 Direct Statement of Ownership N/A
22-Aug-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 2,500 Direct Purchase at $2.86 - $2.96 per share. $7,2752
21-Aug-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $3.13 per share. $3,130
11-Aug-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 5,000 Direct Purchase at $3.24 - $3.25 per share. $16,0002
4-Aug-06 CHAMBERS KIT
Officer 500,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
4-Aug-06 MILES DARREN
Officer 500,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
26-Jul-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $3.35 per share. $3,350
12-Jul-06 MEYER HERBERT E
Director 400,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
30-Jun-06 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.93 per share. $2,930
21-Jun-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.43 per share. $2,430
20-Jun-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 5,000 Direct Purchase at $2.14 per share. $10,700
16-Jun-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.10 - $2.24 per share. $2,1702
15-Jun-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 5,000 Direct Purchase at $2.08 per share. $10,400
14-Jun-06 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $2.15 per share. $2,150
12-Jun-06 NELSON WILLIE HUGH
Director 537,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
12-Jun-06 NELSON WILLIE HUGH
Director 537,500 Indirect Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
12-Jun-06 MEYER HERBERT E
Director 600,000 Direct Statement of Ownership N/A
2-Jun-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 250 Direct Purchase at $3.25 per share. $812
1-Jun-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 250 Direct Purchase at $3.49 per share. $872
3-Mar-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 2,500 Direct Purchase at $0.95 per share. $2,375
28-Feb-06 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $0.80 per share. $800
29-Dec-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 137 Direct Purchase at $0.44 per share. $60
23-Dec-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 167 Direct Purchase at $0.46 per share. $76
22-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 10,000 Direct Purchase at $0.53 per share. $5,300
20-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 23,500 Direct Purchase at $0.50 - $0.52 per share. $12,0002
19-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 140,000 Direct Purchase at $0.50 - $0.55 per share. $74,0002
16-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 7,500 Direct Purchase at $0.59 per share. $4,425
16-Dec-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 127 Direct Purchase at $0.52 per share. $66
15-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 790 Direct Purchase at $0.62 per share. $489
14-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 13,100 Direct Purchase at $0.58 - $0.66 per share. $8,1222
13-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Officer 1,000 Direct Purchase at $0.63 per share. $630
8-Dec-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 157 Direct Purchase at $0.63 per share. $98
1-Dec-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 2,500 Direct Purchase at $0.76 per share. $1,900
30-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 102,815 Direct Purchase at $0.64 - $0.77 per share. $72,0002
29-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 7,000 Direct Purchase at $0.59 - $0.6 per share. $4,1652
29-Nov-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 107 Direct Purchase at $0.55 per share. $58
28-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,500,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0.57 per share. $854,999
28-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 9,600 Direct Purchase at $0.55 - $0.59 per share. $5,4722
28-Nov-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 206 Direct Purchase at $0.55 - $0.56 per share. $1142
28-Nov-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 1,500,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0.57 per share. $854,999
28-Nov-05 BLACKWELL RICHARD BRUCE
Director 1,500,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0.57 per share. $854,999
28-Nov-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 1,500,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0.57 per share. $854,999
28-Nov-05 FREEMAN MORGAN
Director 3,000,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0.57 per share. $1,709,999
23-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 2,150 Direct Purchase at $0.60 per share. $1,290
23-Nov-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 203 Direct Purchase at $0.60 per share. $121
23-Nov-05 LUCKETT WILLIAM JR
Director 147 Direct Purchase at $0.60 per share. $88
22-Nov-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 100 Direct Purchase at $0.62 per share. $62
21-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 20,000 Direct Purchase at $0.63 - $0.66 per share. $13,0002
21-Nov-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 100 Direct Purchase at $0.65 per share. $65
20-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 100 Direct Purchase at $4 per share. $400
18-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $0.75 per share. $750
17-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $0.98 per share. $980
16-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 190,500 Direct Purchase at $0.69 - $1.01 per share. N/A
15-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 31,600 Direct Purchase at $0.70 - $0.75 per share. $23,0002
14-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 10,500 Direct Purchase at $0.85 - $1 per share. $9,7122
11-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 15,642 Direct Purchase at $3 - $3.5 per share. $51,0002
10-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 7,000 Direct Purchase at $3.35 - $3.4 per share. $24,0002
9-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 12,050 Direct Purchase at $3.13 - $3.75 per share. $41,0002
8-Nov-05 CHAMBERS KIT
Officer N/A Direct Statement of Ownership N/A
7-Nov-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 720 Direct Purchase at $3.25 - $3.65 per share. $2,4842
27-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,500 Direct Purchase at $2.19 - $2.29 per share. $3,3602
26-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $3.40 per share. $3,400
20-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $4.29 per share. $4,290
19-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 700 Direct Purchase at $3.80 - $4.1 per share. $2,7652
18-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $3.74 - $3.8 per share. $3,7702
14-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,000 Direct Purchase at $4.49 per share. $4,490
14-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 500 Direct Purchase at $4.30 per share. $2,150
13-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,800 Direct Purchase at $4.85 - $5 per share. $8,8652
13-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 5,000 Direct Purchase at $4.28 - $4.88 per share. $23,0002
13-Oct-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 200 Direct Purchase at $4.85 per share. $969
12-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 1,650 Direct Purchase at $4.34 - $4.45 per share. $7,2512
11-Oct-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 500 Direct Purchase at $4.34 per share. $2,170
3-Oct-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 175 Direct Purchase at $4.50 - $5 per share. $8312
30-Sep-05 JOHNSON TOMMY WAYNE
Officer 800 Direct Purchase at $5 - $5.2 per share. $4,0792
27-Sep-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 500 Direct Purchase at $4.35 - $4.65 per share. $2,2502
27-Sep-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 200 Direct Purchase at $4.35 per share. $869
26-Sep-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 200 Direct Purchase at $4.77 per share. $953
16-Sep-05 APOLLO RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL INC
Beneficial Owner (10% or more) 129,701,682 Direct Statement of Ownership N/A
14-Sep-05 MCLAUGHLIN DENNIS
Director 500 Direct Purchase at $1.50 per share. $750
9-Sep-05 CHOW CARL
Officer 2,000,000 Direct Sale at $0.13 per share. $260,000
13-Mar-05 NELSON WILLIE HUGH
Director 6,000,000 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
Data provided by EDGAR Online
the fall of the penny stock market's greatest fantasy, someone should write a musical score....
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=15470502
http://finance.yahoo.com/charts#chart2:symbol=xnn;range=1m;indicator=volume;charttype=line;crosshair...
Company to Host Conference Call December 14, 2006
CARLSBAD, Calif., Nov. 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- XENONICS HOLDINGS, INC. (Amex: XNN - News) will file its 4Q06 and year end (September 30, 2006) results on December 14, 2006. The Company will have a conference call to discuss year end results and 2007 expectations on December 14. Xenonics will report a significant increase in 4Q06 revenue compared to 4Q05, as well as a substantial profit for the quarter. The Company expects that this trend will continue with increased revenue and profits for the year 2007.
The marketing roll out of SuperVision(TM) is well underway, with manufacturing scheduled for January 2007. The Company expects SuperVision(TM) to have a major impact on its revenue and profit in 2007. The allowance for patent protection previously announced will place SuperVision(TM) in a unique market position. At the same time, military programs for NightHunter illumination systems which have been discussed are now becoming a reality.
"We are in a rapid growth mode and expect to return significant shareholder value. The recent stock price decline cannot be explained. In my opinion, the current stock price does not reflect the Company's performance and potential," said Alan Magerman, Chairman of the Board.
About Xenonics
Xenonics develops and produces advanced, lightweight and compact ultra high intensity illumination and low light viewing products for military, law enforcement, public safety, and commercial and private sector applications. Currently, NightHunter® products are in use by every branch of the U.S. Armed Forces as well as a wide variety of law enforcement and security agencies. Using its breakthrough patented technologies, Xenonics provides innovative solutions for customers that demand the ability to see farther so that they can do their job better and safer. Xenonics' products deliver a quantum leap in performance over other illumination and low light viewing technologies and represent the next generation in small, high intensity, high efficiency illumination and low light viewing systems. Visit Xenonics on the web at www.xenonics.com.
when is it supposed be listed on the NASDAQ, this stock has done everything we thought it would. Unlike all the others.
FRPT is the real CSHD, almost 15 dollars now, and you found it at .75.
this stock is a good buy at .20
this post is ridiculous, it's on the SEC website, and that is certainly misleading. The writer of the letter is an ignoramus
was down on Wall Street the other day for the first time, and saw some real Fat Cats, walking out of the NYSE after close. It was pretty cool. What's new with you?