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omg, that's what he sang!!! LOLOLOL!
edit: I have it tivo'd and was reading while watching - I see colorado already confirmed it would be and I'm about 15 minutes delayed! lol.
I like IMMG for the following reasons:
1. They are currently the largest and most consolidated in this emerging industry. (FCMN out of China, last I checked, was gaining in deployment but had not yet surpassed audience.)
2. They have an impressive board of directors.
http://www.impartmedia.com/people_board.html
3. They have an impressive client list.
http://www.impartmedia.com/clients.html
What has been a concern of mine, is the many changes they've made in the last year and my lack of being able to analyze them effectively. They have had acquisitions, reverse acquisitons, a reverse split, etc. and I'm out of my depth to understand if they are making solid business decisions. That's what I was hoping the team here could help me with understanding.
I'm already "in" here (at about $1.50) but am considering my strategy with this one. If their fundamentals are good, I'd like to believe they have a much higher price target over the next couple of years or be a target for a takeover (like the example Playstk gave earlier). From all indications (r/s, etc.) they are making a play for Amex listing. However, if they are making poor decisions now, obviously, none of the above will ever come to fruition.
Thanks to Lady for all the time in presenting dd last night and the subsequent comments from other posters. I appreciate any insight anyone is willing to offer.
I am the one that pm'd Lady re: IMMG. I follow the PAIM board and have watched Serf's diligence in the research. I came over here after he made a very high recommendation of this board and Lady.
In a nutshell, IMMG is an "outside of home" advertising company. (Thus, the kiosks in airports - currently in Seattle and Detroit). What they have done in the last year, is consolidate many of the pieces of this industry into one company. The goal as I understand it is to become a one-stop shop for clients.
Now the longer version...
The major products/services they sell (taken directly from website):
IPoint - Building owners, facilities managers, merchandisers and retailers are in a very powerful position to be in the middle of today's information stream and revenue. As our information culture expands, people expect more access and control of information in more and more locations. iPoint delivers this, along with direct, targeted information, generating new revenue streams along the way. (In other words, displays in airports, banks, government office buildings, etc. where information can be updated frequently and very quickly).
Mobile Media - IMPART Mobile Media converts trucks and other wheeled vehicles into valuable advertising tools. We broadly define our industry category as Fleet Marketing – which is at times generally referred to as “Truckside Advertising” within the advertising community. Fleet Marketing maximizes the value of common carrier trucks, private carrier fleet equipment as well as retailer’s fleet assets – by applying high impact ad messages, in an attractive manner, using several unique application techniques. Fleet Marketing creates an extremely cost efficient means to reach consumers in local spot markets – or long haul across the country. An important client consideration in comparing service capabilities of competitors in each of our categories is experience. IMPART Media Group has assembled a team of experienced fleet marketing personnel skilled in the use of their sales & marketing, operations and media systems second to none in the business
Video Reflections - Picture This
A customer enters your store. She does a quick scan and notices her reflection in the counter top mirror — and something more. She moves closer. The mirror is reflecting her image and showing a video. She eases in to watch and listen. The video mirror explains why the titanium framed sunglasses she's just picked up are so light, comfortable and durable. The sales clerk notices her interest. When she approaches a natural conversation begins. The customer is now intrigued, engaged — and enticed for the sale. You've just experienced Video Reflections™ — a hip and exciting retailing revolution. Nowadays shoppers want to be entertained. More sophistication is needed to break through to savvy consumers who routinely tune out conventional advertising. Video Reflections™ is your secret brand advertising weapon.
InTransit - InTransit Media is a specialized advertising and marketing services company, with the exclusive rights to produce and administer all commercial time on the PATHVision Digital Network. InTransit Media is comprised of a tight-knit group of advertising professionals with over two decades of experience in today's highly sophisticated digital marketing industry.
E&M Marketing - There's never just one solution. E&M Advertising brings a 360º perspective to your needs... our unique circle of services provides you with expertise in every area of direct response. So no matter what direct marketing challenge you face, you can be sure E&M looks at it from every possible angle.
Art, I found this last night (and actually I think it's been posted before but it caught my attention when trying to find out about the $100,000).
Is this a Shell spokesperson suggesting how they don't "really" bribe, yet pay money for politics? Just looking for your interpretation of this if you have a chance.
Often, oil money is a driving force in pushing long-standing political rivalries to the boiling point. Buguma's unrest is at least partly over royalties that Amachree says are paid to King Theophilus Princewill by Shell, the major oil producer in Kalabari. Four rival militias have fought over who should be king and, therefore, get the royalties. In London, Shell spokesman Simon Buerk said the company has never paid royalties to local potentates, but "homage payments" are allowed -- limited to $1,000 per project since 2003. A Shell report said it spent $100,000 on such payments last year in Nigeria. President Olusegun Obasanjo also has angered Nigerians by approving fuel price increases to reflect high global oil prices, drawing strike threats from labor unions. Most Nigerians see cheap fuel as the only benefit they had in a country that has no welfare system and where more than 70 percent of the people live on less than $1 a day.
My humble opinion is that, at least initially, they did not know why the search warrant was issued. If they did and did not want to disclose, I think the reaction to questions would've been "At this time we are unable to comment". Instead they (at least Jane) was saying "We don't know what this is about, how could we tell you?"
Additionally, I read the 10q as indicating they still have not been told what the investigation is in regards to when they stated the information about Lakeland. I took that to mean "this is the only potential legal matter we can responsibly connect to the warrant."
Thanks for the reply. glty2
Just to clarify, are you saying that M-U-O, in your opinion, is the same poster? And, again, I'm guessing you mean Meridian-Umbra-Oilphant, correct?
thank you.
Thanks, but for some reason when I go to press releases and click on any, it comes up that the "page cannot be displayed". Any chance you (or anyone) could repost here and I could copy info and paste the correct link when sending? Thanks, again.
Anyone have a link to where STP and Nigeria refuted this report? I've quickly looked and am having a hard time finding it.
Imo, the editor needs to be made aware of this bogus reporting.
tia.
Anyone else trade options? I've been following RIG options for the past few weeks and with the way the oil sector has been pummeled the last few days, they are very attractive right now. RIG closed today at $78.21 and Credit Suisse last week upgraded their outperform price to $106.
Transocean "outperform," target price raised
Thursday, May 18, 2006 12:48:06 PM ET
Credit Suisse First Boston
NEW YORK, May 18 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Credit Suisse First Boston reiterate their "outperform" rating on Transocean (TOZ.ETR). The target price has been raised from $102 to $106.
Susie, thought you'd like this one (from another board):
A blonde finds herself in serious financial trouble. She decides to ask God for help. She prays, "Please help me. If I don't get some money, I'm going to lose my house and my car. Please let me win the lotto."
Lotto night comes and somebody else wins it. Again she prays, "Please let me win the lotto! I'm about to lose everything I own!" Lotto night comes and she still has no luck.
Once again she prays, "Please! I've lost my house and my car. Please just let me win the lotto this one time so I can get my life back in order."
Suddenly there is a blinding flash of light as the heavens open and the blonde hears the voice of God Himself. "Sweetheart, work with Me on this - buy a ticket."
Lol! I see you already caught it. Try for help here:
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=504
Wally, fyi, the board name has an "h" instead of a "k". I know nothing about this company just saw it on new boards. glty
Just - first time I've seen that in print. I wonder where the commentator is getting this info from to base his opinion on.
"We understand Jefferson’s motive — money, which he needed to invest in Nigerian oil contracts (just like one of those emails!), is so much easier to waste in cash form than in, say, campaign war chests or PAC funds, which are a little bit harder to get to, unless you’re Rick Santorum.'
Hope so...my only green in a sea of red this morning!
bid .65/ask .66 9:29am
Really?! Personally, I prefer a moderator that feels no need to hide behind private messages. And, more importantly, is secure enough in his/her trading decisions that they can allow posts that are critical of the company.
What? You're disappointed that you sold at .92 instead of waiting until .30?!?!?!
Ok, membermark, for you - your investing techniques should help me make alot of money...
LOL
It took me awhile to realize that Jim is truly an exception, not how all moderates behave...lol (at me)!
Though, I have to say, I've been pretty lucky to follow the boards I do, not once have I seen any of the behaviour described (and displayed) this evening. I've often thought the moderators job was a thankless one. Now, I see some choose to use it to their advantage.
Oh, well, such is life.
I've never looked at the board you moderate or have any prior experience with your posts. However, based on this and your previous post, I hope Matt does "throw you in jail and lock away the key". I would feel this way about any poster that admitted that was their motive for being here, much less a moderator.
Btw, imo, you could learn alot from the way Jim Bishop moderates the PAIM board. Here's an example of his position when someone was trying to "tout" the stock with no merit:
Posted by: Jim Bishop
In reply to: Astrocade who wrote msg# 6494 Date:5/6/2006 2:04:03 AM
Post #of 7691
LOL "they" did, did "they". If if was a personal attack, I probably removed the post same as I just did to another one of yours.
I believe there is logic in the truth, if my cash gets pissed on same time as the pumpers does, well that's just too BAD for my cash.
Or think they are here to "increase the value of their investments"...geesh!
"should be allowed to disrupt the boards when everyone is supposedly here to try increase the value of their investments"
WHAT?!?!?!? You are posting and following boards to increase the value of your investment??? Isn't that called "pumping"?
Churak, PAIM board is an exception. I don't often trade these types of companies yet became a "stuckholder" in PAIM so I continue to follow the board. I've learned alot from Jim (who mostly moderates the board). Sounds like a lot of moderators/assistants could take lessons from that board.
Maybe because it's no longer on the Spooz "press release" page?
This is update from Transocean on 5/1 on rig site. They seem to update each month but I have no idea how often Rigzone updates.
Deepwater Discovery ship * 2000 10,000 30,000 Nigeria
Chevron/ExxonMobil
Jan-06 Aug-06 165,000 285,000
Aug-06 45 days
Mob/Contract
Prep
Nigeria Total Oct-06 Oct-07 357,000 165,000
Nigeria Total Oct-07 Oct-08 364,000 357,000
Oct-08 30 days Mob/
Contract Prep
Brazil Devon Nov -08 Nov -11 475,000 364,000
http://media.corporate-ir.net/media_files/irol/11/113031/reports/050106.pdf
Cookie, as far as I know, Carol was employed this week at ERHE as a temp from an agency. That one seems like a long shot to me.
OT: More on SOX compliance for smaller companies
‘Common-Sense Changes’ Proposed in SOX 404 Reporting
AccountingWEB.com - May-19-2006 - The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) has been a topic of great debate, especially after the Section 404 reporting requirements went into effect. This week a group of Republican senators and representatives introduced a bill exempting small companies from the provisions of this controversial piece of SOX, according to CFO.com.
The bill is called the Competitive and Open Markets that Protect and Enhance the Treatment of Entrepreneurs Act or COMPLETE, according to CFO.com. U.S. Sens. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., Mel Martinez, R-Fla. and John Ensign, R-Nev. introduced the bill. U.S. Reps. Tom Feeney, R-Fla., Pete Sessions, R-Texas, Candice Miller, R-Mich. and Gregory Meeks, D-N.Y. also introduced the bill.
Sessions’ press secretary, Gina Vaughn, told CFO.com, “The problem is that corporate costs for Section 404 are [higher] than ever intended.” With 404, there are an increasing number of companies delisting or moving to foreign exchanges, leading her to add that the provision is “driving capital out of the country.”
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Christopher Cox said, “As we go forward, we will consider the special concerns of all companies that fall under our jurisdiction – large and small, foreign and domestic,” according to CFO.com.
The provisions of the bill allow companies to opt out of Section 404 requirements for an auditor-attested assessment of their internal controls. CFO.com reports that a company can opt out if they have been a public issuer for less than a year or never been required to file annual reports, as well as companies having:
Total market capitalization under $700 million
Total product revenues under $125 million
Less than 1,500 shareholders.
The bill, as introduced, would reduce the standard of materiality for reporting controls weaknesses to 5 percent of net profits. This provision is a departure from the SEC’s existing materiality rules specifically disallowing the use of a percentage threshold to determine materiality. Current rules read that weaknesses in controls must be reported if there is “more than a remote likelihood” that any misstatement is “more than inconsequential” and will not be prevented or found, according to CFO.com.
This legislation would create a system of randomized audits. Attested audits are currently required annually under current 404 provisions. After an initial year in which their auditors assess, attest and write an acceptable report on a company’s internal controls, the company would be subject to the same requirements on a random basis. CFO.com reports that a minimum of 10 percent of issuers listed on each national securities exchange would receive their 404 audits each year, with the random selections administered by the exchanges themselves.
Feeney told CFO.com that his random-audit system would “reduce 9 out of 10 cents in compliance costs but still have a chilling effect on any criminal or negligent” activity.
Auditor-independence rules would be changed “to allow prudent interaction between [independent auditors] and internal consultants.” Feeney told CFO.com, this provision is important because 404, “has created a hostile atmosphere between companies and its auditors.”
The SEC responded with a statement saying, “ultimately all public companies will be required to comply with the internal control reporting requirements of Section 404,” according to CFO.com. Their own Advisory Committee on Smaller Public Companies made recommendations contradictory to this statement, stating that micro-cap and small-cap companies of certain sizes should be exempted from 404 “unless and until” guidance tailored to small issuers’ needs is generated in their April 23 statement.
John White told CFO.com, “We will be working on our own, and with the PCAOB, to improve the implementation of Section 404 so that it will work efficiently and effectively for companies and auditors of all sizes and types while still maintaining the important investor protections it provides.” White is the director of Division of Corporate Finance at the SEC.
In the midst of legislation to potentially “fix” SOX, the Hill reports that two recent lawsuits against the SEC will serve as models for future suits. One lawsuit contests the SEC’s implementation of SOX. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce filed an action alleging that the SEC did not fully consider SOX’s cost burden and did not give businesses proper time to provide input to the final legislation.
Stephen Bokat told the Hill, “The SEC had a reputation with a lot of people in town and in the media – they were above the fray, people were unlikely to challenge their regulatory actions." He continued, “There was a lot of skepticism in the press when we filed [the suit].” Bokat is the Chamber’s senior vice president and general counsel. Their suit will be heard on Jan. 6, before a three-judge panel.
The second lawsuit concerns the SEC requirement for hedge funds to register publicly. These funds have been the targets of anti-fraud questions by Congress and the SEC, according to the Hill. Hedge funds capitalize on market risks to put together large pools of cash.
“Bullishness for bureaucrats spells bearishness for everyone else," said Mallory Factory, president and CEO of the Free Enterprise Fund. He added, “I’m highly confident … [The law] puts a criminality on risk-taking, hurts our entrepreneurial spirit, cost us jobs,” according to the Hill. Factor went on to call the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), "a massive, unchecked power,” used to help administer SOX’s internal control requirement.
So, funny, I just posted about this on q&a board. Here's post and then go to replies to see reasons they don't have this feature.
Posted by: rocky822
In reply to: None Date:5/17/2006 4:09:03 PM
Post #of 66793
Would be great if when reading a post you could "post new message" without having to go back to the message list...you know where it says "public reply", "keep", etc. if it were to also say "post new message", that would be helpful.
I think anyone who wanted out due to "e" is already gone. I say we see at least .70 for most of the day.
Ok, here's a hopeful thought...
What if they were all set to go with the 10Q on Monday and then found out that by Friday, cvx was going to announce drilling results including a straddle. They then decided to hold off so they could put this info into 10Q under forward looking statements.
P.S. I know this is a very farfetched suggestion but thought we could all use some positive "what if's" this week...
Ok, thanks.
Bi-Lo/Bruno's to Test
Coupon Kiosk
A new coupon-dispensing machine is scheduled to be tested by the Bi-Lo/Bruno's chain this summer.
The Matthias MoneyBoard will be tested in 15 supermarkets in the chain, which operates 335 stores in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and Florida. "We are very excited about the opportunity," said Verle Bohrn, Bi-Lo's director of operational efficiencies. "We are always looking for new sources of revenue, as well as new ways to provide additional convenience to our customers."
Unveiled this month at the FMI Show in Chicago, the MoneyBoard system provides three freestanding touch-screen kiosks per store, each with two screens that display 24 coupons at all times. The coupons rotate position daily. Shoppers touch the illuminated images to receive an instant coupon that denotes the offer and also identifies the product's location in the store.
Participating product manufacturers pay an upfront fee that Matthias MoneyBoard claims amounts to "pennies per hour" for being displayed on the machine, but then only pay for coupons that are redeemed. (A pre-determined fee is held in an escrow account until weekly redemption reports are approved.) Advertisers control the coupon amount and can set a limit on the number of coupons they want redeemed. Up-to-the-minute activity reports are available at any time of day. Programs can be altered or discontinued within 48 hours.
Matthias contends that the system reduces manufacturer redemption costs by 50% by eliminating the need for a clearinghouse. Participating retailers get a cut of the program's revenue, but also earn more per coupon, the company says. Matthias is close to signing deals with other supermarket and mass-merchant chains, according to a spokesperson.
Minneapolis-based Matthias was one of three FMI exhibitors touting new in-store kiosk systems. Customer-Facing Media, Edina, MN, touted its Touch 'n Save interactive media network, which dispenses coupons, recipes and other information, and also has a digital screen for advertising messages. PromoDriver Inc., Elmira, NY, hawked the Shopper-Savings Kiosk, which delivers coupons, video promotions and narrowcast video advertising. At the show, the company announced that it had signed a deal with Impart Media Group, Seattle, to handle advertising content.
The launch of third-party kiosk networks comes as several supermarket chains are developing their own in-store systems. Albertsons' Jewel-Osco has installed a kiosk system called Avenu that lets frequent-shopper cardholders receive targeted offers. Albertsons had announced plans to roll out the system company-wide before deciding to sell off its holdings to three entities in January. (See Related Articles.)
Elsewhere, Ahold USA's Giant Food has been installing Shopper Solutions kiosks that offer coupons and a host of other information in some of its stores. (See Related Articles.)
Published: May 2006
Source: In-Store Marketing Institute
So, if I want to post news or have a question, it should be directed to someone specifically? I don't really understand why.
Would be great if when reading a post you could "post new message" without having to go back to the message list...you know where it says "public reply", "keep", etc. if it were to also say "post new message", that would be helpful.
OT: Dadd, can all moderators on all boards see ip address for all posters? Tia
Nigerian Senate rejects third term for Obasanjo
Seen as a ‘victory for democracy’ in Africa's most populous nation
Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo speaks during a press conference in April. The Nigerian Senate rejected a constitutional amendment on Tuesday that would have allowed Obasanjo to run for a third term of office in 2007.
Updated: 10:54 a.m. ET May 16, 2006
ABUJA, Nigeria - Nigerian senators on Tuesday threw out a bill to amend the constitution, ending a campaign by supporters of President Olusegun Obasanjo to let him stand for a third term in elections next year.
The surprise move was greeted with shouts of joy and hugs among many senators, who had argued that the amendment was a threat to democracy in Africa’s biggest oil-exporting country.
“The Senate has said clearly and eloquently that we will discontinue further processes on this amendment bill,” Senate President Ken Nnamani said after a voice vote on whether the bill should have a second reading.
'Victory for democracy'
The vote cut short the debate of the amendment in the upper house and took place after an unsuccessful attempt by third-term supporters in the Senate to postpone discussions for a week.
“The bill is dead. It cannot be brought again until the lifespan of this Senate terminates. That is victory for democracy,” said Senator Abu Ibrahim, who represents the opposition All Nigeria People’s Party in Katsina state.
The Senate’s rejection means that the bill to amend the constitution would need two-thirds support of both houses to be reintroduced, which is extremely unlikely, senators said.
Although debate on the amendment continues in the House of Representatives, this is now an academic exercise, they added.
Intense pressure
National Assembly members have been subjected to intensifying pressure, including bribery and blackmail according to opponents of the third-term amendment, to support it in the face of massive opposition in the country at large.
Four men in police and military uniform opened fire against one opposition senator on Sunday, and three more said they had received death threats because of their opposition to Obasanjo holding onto power.
A former military ruler, Obasanjo returned to power in 1999 elections that restored democracy in Africa’s most populous nation after three decades of almost uninterrupted dictatorship.
Elections next year should mark the first time in Nigerian history that a civilian president hands over to another through elections, but the third-term campaign had jeopardized that.
The ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP) split over the issue, and Vice-President Atiku Abubakar accused his boss of subverting the constitution against the will of the people.
Perhaps a crisis averted
Obasanjo has never said publicly he wants to run for a third four-year term, but National Assembly sources said he told supporters he wanted the bill to succeed in closed-door crisis talks last week.
The United States urged Obasanjo not to go ahead with the amendment, predicting turmoil and conflict if it went through.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12815916/
Press Release Source: IMPART Media Group, Inc.
SEATTLE, May 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- IMPART Media Group, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: IMMG - News), an innovator in the creation of out-of-home digital advertising content and information network management, announced today that New Jersey-based Vira Manufacturing, Inc., has signed a contract to incorporate the IMPART IQ Box(TM) into their digital signage and interactive product offerings. Unlike any other media player on the market today, the fully integrated IQ Box(TM) includes built in content management, scheduling, and delivery software, enabling the deployment of digital signage networks to be dramatically simplified at a lower cost. As a leading manufacturer of custom retail display fixtures and casework for many recognized national brands, Vira plans to use the IQ Box(TM) as the foundation for expanding their interactive capabilities with major brand clients. IMPART and Vira will officially debut the IQ Box(TM) in booth #1625 at the Digital Retailing Expo (DRE), at the Donald E. Stevens Convention Center in Chicago, Illinois, May 17-18, 2006.
"With digital signage and interactive becoming such an important aspect of the fixturing business, we are extremely pleased to be among the first to be able to enhance our offerings with the highly superior IQ Box(TM) technology," confirmed James Smith, CEO of Vira Manufacturing. Smith added, "We believe that with the IQ Box(TM) platform we will be in an even stronger position to better serve our name brand clients such as Bose, Sprint and s.y.e. - For Your Entertainment, and others and we look forward to partnering with the IMPART team to achieve that goal."
Early market interest has served to validate the IQ Box(TM) as the product of choice for managing digital signage networks. IMPART Media Group Chairman and CEO Joseph F. Martinez stated, "The IMPART team has worked diligently to understand the requirements of the out-of-home digital media market, and under the technical guidance of Company CTO Todd Weaver, we are committed to bringing the most advanced series of products to the market, represented most recently by the IQ Box(TM), which we believe will become the de-facto platform that has been missing in this growing sector." Martinez added, "The IQ Box(TM) offers a win-win advantage, first for our clients, who benefit from an easy to use and economical content management system, and also for IMPART, which realizes recurring revenue through monthly subscription and management fees, in addition to advertising fees when our advertising business unit is retained to sell advertising."
About Vira Manufacturing, Inc.
Privately held Vira Manufacturing, headquartered in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, is a leading manufacturer of custom retail display fixtures and casework for many recognized national brands. Focused on design, implementation, fabrication, installation and service, Vira creates innovative and unique merchandising retail space that blend superior design with functionality for national retail clients such as Bose, Sprint and s.y.e. - For Your Entertainment, among others. For more information please visit www.viranet.com.
About IMPART Media Group, Inc.
IMPART Media Group, Inc., headquartered in Seattle, Washington, is a rapidly expanding digital signage leader in the emerging out-of-home media sector. The company is growing through a consolidation strategy that includes acquiring the industry's best and brightest talent and most advanced solutions to create a broad, integrated one-stop communications media company focused on digital signage and networked advertising offerings for leading brands in industries such as retail, grocery, banking, restaurants, hospitality, government and public spaces, among others. The company's digital media solutions enable the simultaneous delivery of video content to a variety of remote audiences in real time, allowing for immediate customization of messages through a centralized network operations center. More information please visit: www.impartmedia.com.
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http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060517/sfw025.html?.v=57
Interamericatech, thanks for trying.
Since we didn't file the 10Q during the 5 day extension, the symbol for "ehre" becomes "erhee" on the 18th I believe.