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HNAB 0.19 - nice bounce potential
IMGM - 0.055 - check out the PPT - looks like this merged company is expecting 20m revenue, 734k operating income this year, 2011 target is operating income of 26m! Give 50% on taxes for net, you would have 13m net income (KO is 65-80% of operating, but recyclers seem little less). On 100m shares, thats eps of 0.13, on 200m, that is 0.065...well, whats it trading at right now???
http://www.planetgreenbottle.com/docs44/PGBC%20Presentation%20JRR%202.ppt
The Planet Green anticipated market value of 260m - that would put this up around $1-2
(here is the slide most relevent)
that was investor information for a private placement back in march - I posted the PPT it came from yesterday - year 3 = 2011. This year expecting around 9m revenue and 730k pre-tax income
IMGM selling off with a merger announced of a company expecting value 20-40x current level. This is cheap. 20 million revenue expected this year, 26 million operating income 2011. 0.05c now?
IMGM 0.07 - $1-2 stock if the merger is approved - 2011 guidance provided with anticipated 260 million market valuation on 26m pre-tax earnings
http://www.planetgreenbottle.com/docs44/PGBC%20Presentation%20JRR%202.ppt
IMGM 0.07 - $1-2 stock if the merger is approved - 2011 guidance provided with anticipated 260 million market valuation on 26m pre-tax earnings
http://www.planetgreenbottle.com/docs44/PGBC%20Presentation%20JRR%202.ppt
IMGM merged company expecting 26m pre-tax income by 2011, market value of 260m which could put it $1-2, someone bought 2m block at 0.07 - $140k no small change - this is a multi-bagger in the making
sorry about dup...was giving me posting errors
IMGM - check out the PPT - looks like this merged company is expecting 20m revenue, 734k operating income this year, 2011 target is operating income of 26m! Give 50% on taxes for net, you would have 13m net income (KO is 65-80% of operating, but recyclers seem little less). On 100m shares, thats eps of 0.13, on 200m, that is 0.065...well, whats it trading at right now???
http://www.planetgreenbottle.com/docs44/PGBC%20Presentation%20JRR%202.ppt
The Planet Green anticipated market value of 260m - that would put this up around $1+
yeah, I was trying to figure the overall sharecount - they say 'certain shareholders'....all depends how many will have rights to the preferred to figure out fully diluted
IMGM - check out the PPT - looks like this company is expecting 20m revenue, 734k operating income this year, 2011 target is operating income of 26m! Give 50% on taxes for net, you would have 13m net income (KO is 65-80% of operating, but recyclers seem little less). On 100m shares, thats eps of 0.13, on 200m, that is 0.065...well, whats it trading at right now???
http://www.planetgreenbottle.com/docs44/PGBC%20Presentation%20JRR%202.ppt
The Planet Green anticipated market value of 260m - that would put this up around $1+
HUGE - IMGM - check out the PPT - looks like this company is expecting 20m revenue, 734k operating income this year, 2011 target is operating income of 26m! Give 50% on taxes for net, you would have 13m net income (KO is 65-80% of operating, but recyclers seem little less). On 100m shares, thats eps of 0.13, on 200m, that is 0.065...well, whats it trading at right now???
http://www.planetgreenbottle.com/docs44/PGBC%20Presentation%20JRR%202.ppt
The Planet Green anticipated market value of 260m - that would put this up around $1+
ARTS 0.015 - down 80% in a month or so and showing signs of big bounce today - should be able to recover to 0.04
ARTS 0.018 starting to bounce - down a long way
GNAU - 0.14 - up 133% runner on news - only 15m outstanding
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 18, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- General Automotive Company (OTCBB:GNAU - News), a North American provider of aftermarket parts and advanced technology for the automotive industry, announced today that it has launched an export sales division for the purpose of expanding its distribution abroad. General Automotive has historically focused its sales and distribution efforts in the United States, but now seeks to take advantage of opportunity for international distribution of its products.
"We have launched this initiative in response to demand that we see developing for our products internationally," said Dan Valladao, President and CEO. "With this new division, we will be able to leverage our existing relationships in Europe and Asia to expand our revenue and customer base."
The Company has appointed industry veteran Scott Bruno as Director of Sales, and has brought on a full sales team for the purpose of building the export division. "We are really excited about the prospects for growth within this division," said Mr. Valladao. "The world market is now opening up for General Automotive, and we feel we are ideally positioned to take advantage of it."
GNAU - 0.14 +133% on news
GNAU - 0.12 runner on news - only 15m outstanding
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 18, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- General Automotive Company (OTCBB:GNAU - News), a North American provider of aftermarket parts and advanced technology for the automotive industry, announced today that it has launched an export sales division for the purpose of expanding its distribution abroad. General Automotive has historically focused its sales and distribution efforts in the United States, but now seeks to take advantage of opportunity for international distribution of its products.
"We have launched this initiative in response to demand that we see developing for our products internationally," said Dan Valladao, President and CEO. "With this new division, we will be able to leverage our existing relationships in Europe and Asia to expand our revenue and customer base."
The Company has appointed industry veteran Scott Bruno as Director of Sales, and has brought on a full sales team for the purpose of building the export division. "We are really excited about the prospects for growth within this division," said Mr. Valladao. "The world market is now opening up for General Automotive, and we feel we are ideally positioned to take advantage of it."
GNAU - 0.12 runner on news
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 18, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- General Automotive Company (OTCBB:GNAU - News), a North American provider of aftermarket parts and advanced technology for the automotive industry, announced today that it has launched an export sales division for the purpose of expanding its distribution abroad. General Automotive has historically focused its sales and distribution efforts in the United States, but now seeks to take advantage of opportunity for international distribution of its products.
"We have launched this initiative in response to demand that we see developing for our products internationally," said Dan Valladao, President and CEO. "With this new division, we will be able to leverage our existing relationships in Europe and Asia to expand our revenue and customer base."
The Company has appointed industry veteran Scott Bruno as Director of Sales, and has brought on a full sales team for the purpose of building the export division. "We are really excited about the prospects for growth within this division," said Mr. Valladao. "The world market is now opening up for General Automotive, and we feel we are ideally positioned to take advantage of it."
GNAU - 0.12 runner on news
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 18, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- General Automotive Company (OTCBB:GNAU - News), a North American provider of aftermarket parts and advanced technology for the automotive industry, announced today that it has launched an export sales division for the purpose of expanding its distribution abroad. General Automotive has historically focused its sales and distribution efforts in the United States, but now seeks to take advantage of opportunity for international distribution of its products.
"We have launched this initiative in response to demand that we see developing for our products internationally," said Dan Valladao, President and CEO. "With this new division, we will be able to leverage our existing relationships in Europe and Asia to expand our revenue and customer base."
The Company has appointed industry veteran Scott Bruno as Director of Sales, and has brought on a full sales team for the purpose of building the export division. "We are really excited about the prospects for growth within this division," said Mr. Valladao. "The world market is now opening up for General Automotive, and we feel we are ideally positioned to take advantage of it."
ENCO starting to rip - 19m float, spike to $1.23 on vaccine news, gained cash, and yet 75% lower now? Should be 0.40c at least, no reason it can't spike towards $1 on bio mojo either
ENCO going - 19m float, should be over 40 at least, but spiked way higher on vaccine news in September...nothing has changed
ENCO on the move - spiked over $1 on vaccine news earlier - right back to the beginning here - low float
I would assume CEO & wife are since 'headquarters' is their home out in the sticks...
lol - the only valid comparison you have there is that this guy TOO is working out of his garage. Comparison ends there.
geee, what was it I said? Gap, maybe short run, drop 50%, buy back then IF you must.....incredible how much that statement got bashed when it was pretty much exactly how it panned out (except it all happened within 1/2 hour instead of through the day) - maybe you should not spend your time obsessing about a pink sheet robot company and actually listen to the so called 'bashers' once in a while. Some people DO try to help.
For 1, why read them? They don't believe a word they type, why should I? For 2, does it really matter? My whole point here is Fridays volume has a direct relationship to biomed, subscriber influenced, or biomed insider influenced, or arranged deal with Gecko. Nothing more, nothing less. Maybe the company hired them so they can dilute, maybe the company knows squat about them and they just chose a favorable share structure to pump and dump, but who really cares. Fact is, it should gap tomorrow, and it will likely dump hard within the first hour of the market. This plays out over and over and over in the pinkies, why should some robot company run out of a guys house be any different? Play it smart, don't trick yourself into believing this is anything more. Sell the gap, buy back your shares (if you must) at the end of the week.
I would err on the side of caution. You think its coincidence that this huge volume came out of nowhere because of management and then biomed suddenly shows up? I guarantee the volume relates to biomed with or without the companies involvement - I mean this company runs out of the guys house - no way the 'company' is dropping that kinda dough here because of something material in the business.
I give 95% odds that the HOD will be by 10est and that the price will likely be 50% lower by the end of the day. If you want to 'invest', sell that top, buy back at the end of the week. These really are too easy.
thats correct - often seems to be the peak of typical gap/runs with the dump around 10est...I really don't know - I'm just guessing on what I saw with mcln...it may gap and drop right away for all I know since the public is alerted to it now (comparable to Tuesdays trading of mcln).
Regardless, if you are in this short term (why anyone would 'invest' in a pink I'd never know anyway), your safe bet is to sell a large chunk on the open gap and at least ride free shares if you refuse to sell all.
I am still trying to figure biomeds pattern - with mcln, it was strong and moving hard much of the week (last week of nov) and then subscribers got the alert over the weekend (last weekend) - had a brief run at the open, but then tanked hard the rest of the time
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=MCLN.OB#chart1:symbol=mcln.ob;range=5d;indicator=volume;charttype=candlestick;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=on;source=undefined
My best guess is the owners of biomed and their buddies probably do a bunch of the buying beforehand, then the subscribers get the action (see that brief monday buying on mcln), then they dump all over them and the non-pay newsletter guys. They claim no compensation, so either they are pulling stunts that would get them jailed (by not disclosing), or the companies know nothing about it and these guys just work with deep pockets to pump stuff up and dump it on the rest.
I 'assume' it was just biomed subscribers, but as mentioned, it seems they may have got the alert after hours??? I have a hard time believing that since the non-subscribers also got it over the weekend - that puts us in the same boat? Maybe some subscribers didn't get it, but I'm sure others did and were able to buy it up.
Haven't followed these guys much, but given the last stock they did, I'd say definitely sell some/most on the gap or gap-run before 10am. The dump was brutal.
yes, it was them - well, these guys anyway:
http://biomedreports.com/
- doesn't really matter what they say as that clarifies its basically a pump and dump (see MCLN) - odds are tomorrow gap and run, dump start around 10am and it could be swift and painful...
here is the start of the info that came by email...I gather the subscribers got the alert friday during trading hours (thus the move).
We told our readers and subscribers to put GeckoSystems Intl. Corp. (OTC:GCKO) on their watch list near the close of the day on Friday.
We were alerted as the stock rose over 600% on "no news," in the closing minutes on Friday, but we have a feeling that whoever was buying big million share blocks shortly after the run started must have known something was up with this company who only earlier in the week announced that during their real world evaluation trials for their fully autonomous personal companion home care robot, the CareBot(TM), they have learned some "surprising insights."
GeckoSystems is a dynamic leader in the emerging Mobile Service Robot (MSR) industry revolutionizing their development and usage with "Mobile Robot Solutions for Safety, Security and Service(TM).
Interestingly, this news items came across the press wires on Saturday from the Associated Press less than 24 hours after the stock rose to near $.05 from the one penny level? Did someone know this topic was about to go mainstream?
it was biomed for those that didn't know the reason for friday pop....
KTCC...doesn't look like they need it - cash flow was net +1m last q and they recently took out a 20m LOC - think they can stay afloat fine without additional offering
KTCC - just upped guidance to 10-13 cents, run rate around 8PE and certainly possible given earnings last few years and improvements stated in margins. Sector usually losing money with any profitable having a huge PE. Book value $5 - float is only around 6m with institutions thou, so risky trading, but this looks like it should be in the 5-10 range
nice - held original from 4.12, sold last today 5.20's...tried another trade when it headed north again, but took a 10c loss that time...watching now for over 6 more before any sort of revisit
small detail...seems bad aussie press is doing them in - based on earnings and balance sheet, YES, it was worth that, but if they get shut down? Not so much...
AVMD...fairly worth 0.50+ on paper - no brainer for the bounce IMH
seed is crazy - no idea sometimes with those china plays - RINO and its moon shot for example!