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Gerald Parkin is back in the mix?
is that some kind of sick joke?
Park City Group Signs Significant Contract with Source Interlink Companies for Data Management and Business Analytics
Leading Magazine, CD and DVD Distributor to Utilize Park City Group’s Visibility and Data Analytics Tools
Park City Group, Inc. (OTCBB: PCYG), a leading provider of inventory and labor optimization solutions, today announced that Source Interlink Companies, Inc. (NASDAQ: SORC), a leading provider of merchandising and fulfillment services for home entertainment content products, has agreed to use Park City Group’s data management and business intelligence tools to help analyze retail front-end profitability, and manage inventory distribution, merchandising, and product placement.
“Optimizing inventory management is essential for maximizing front-end profitability and maintaining strong relationships both with our retail partners and our suppliers,” said James Gillis, Source Interlink President and CEO. “We believe that Park City Group’s trading solutions provide the visibility and analytics necessary to help us fine tune our supply chain and enable us to provide consumers with a compelling product selection across the 1,000 retail chains we support.”
Park City Group’s advanced analytics supplements the collaborative relationships that distributors and merchandisers such as Source Interlink Companies have with supermarkets and other retail outlets by providing customer-driven assortment plans, improving in-stock conditions, reducing waste, and optimizing promotion strategies. These capabilities help maximize the selection for consumers while driving improved sales and higher profits for retailers.
Speaking of the agreement, Randall K. Fields, Park City Group’s Chairman and Chief Executive, said, “Source Interlink is a leading distributor of magazines, CDs and DVDs. The decision by Source to utilize Park City Group’s analytics validates our service and technology offering to manufacturers and distributors as the premier resource for optimizing category management. Source Interlink is committed to selection, quality, and superior customer service and we are proud to be associated with them.”
for a change? have you looked at the chart in the ibox? its not exactly negative.
there are 4 MMs .60 or above, i say we continue to hold .60s
the difference is that shares owned by institutional investors are 'locked away' for all practical purposes. that is not the case for individual investors. i never indicated that i was "underwhelmed" by the large trades, they look great to me and i hope we see more.
if an institution was to get involved before DPDW is uplisted, i think we would not only have a filing if its for 5% or more but also a PR as it will likely be a private placement by the company and not just big blocks through the open market.
all imo of course.
brikk, with the current OS and float, 5% ownership is just under 3.4 mil shares and over half the float. the only 13D or 13G filings we will see anytime soon is for insiders.
i also believe this talk about institutional investors in DPDW is nonsense. i am sure in the future we can talk about that but for now the large blocks are just individuals. the institutional investors will not be a factor until we uplist to one of the big boards.
beautiful chart and recent spike.
marked for tracking
i found quintek on 5-4-07 via scanner and just came across it in my notes. this baby looks very tasty, may be time to start accumulating.
smart investors invest in DPDW
its just that simple
looks like i am a day late to the beginning of a nice run. good ol 'Dickens Cider' Brands, a great bouncer.
bashers? what is this you speak of? all i see around here are die hard bagholders and realists with facts.
there really is no bashing around here.
the flatbeds with horizontal spools are heading out...i can smell the revenues.
heading out with a police escort too (due to the wide load)
breakout...
heres a visual of that...
the nice steady rise continues yet this board remains dead :/
ask sitting at .63
everyone here must be out of ammo today
i would imagine so although i do not know which specific parts.
the bend stiffeners are the yellow plastic pieces
i figured out what DPDW has been shipping out of the central yard this week.
they are 16' DDI horizontal baskets
from my observations the skeleton is shipped to DPDW and they finish the baskets as pictured above. there were six 16' spools that appear to be finished and are already being shipped out. yesterday at least four more skeletons were dropped off.
i can smell the revenues :)
an old pic from DPDWs website in 2004:
"The flying lead deployment system was designed so several different pieces of equipment that can be used in any combination required. The system has the adaptability to be used on a large installation vessel such as the Stolt Falcon, with the SFLs being spooled off of the DDI horizontal basket...
The deployment system can use both our 10' and 16' baskets and can be swapped out in just a few minutes, which reduces the set up time for multiple flying lead installations."
web.archive.org/web/20040222142558/www.deepdowninc.com/HTML/28.htm
random older but significant news...
2-16-07
rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=41439
"ODIM has completed its first commercial sale of the Fiber Rope Deployment System (FRDS) based on ODIM's unique deepwater technology (ODIM CTCU) to Subsea 7.
The Subsea 7 decision to execute an option to purchase the system comes after successful deployment of subsea installations on the Independence HUB field in the Gulf of Mexico. During this project Subsea 7 set a world record for ultra-deepwater installation at (8,200 ft).
'Subsea 7's decision to exercise its purchase option is clear evidence of genuine confidence in the ODIM CTCU technology, and tells us that this will play an important role in future deepwater field development,' comments ODIM's chief executive officer Jogeir Romestrand. The total value of this contract for ODIM is about NOK 18.5 million"
how many OTC companies do you know that work on projects like this? ground breaking projects in the billion $$$ oil and gas industry. DPDW is a part of this.
per the 4-24-07 PR (possibly the most solid and informative PR in OTC history imo):
"'We are currently completing orders from ODIM, AS, for geophysical equipment including streamer winches, storage winches, level wind assemblies, and overboard sheaves. In another exciting development, we are actively supporting a steel flying lead installation project at Independence Hub for Subsea 7 using our newly developed rapid deployment cartridges,' added Ron Smith, Deep Down's CEO."
now that ElectroWave is now part of the mix, and assuming the Mako Tech acquisition is completed in the next month or two. i can only begin to imagine the broad variety of specialized products and services DPDW will have to offer the industry. add another acquisition or two in the near future and we have a fast growing beast that is still just a toddler.
welcome aboard panzer6
you will not be disappointed in your DPDW investment. especially if you hang around for a few years to watch this beast grow up for DPDW is just a baby. just be prepared to buy more, that seems to be the trend for everyone that starts buying.
good scoop, if i wasnt fully loaded i would be adding more.
the Moray is a termination which i do not think that is. i am thinking the bend stiffeners are what i have zoomed on cam 3.
the logic behind that is as follows...the 4-24 PR states "Deep Down received an order from Oceaneering International for bend stiffener latchers for the Shell BC-10 project, further illustrating our support of operations in Brazil and our expanding international footprint. We also received a bend stiffener latcher order from DUCO for the Shell Perdido project, which employs our very unique technology that establishes our leadership in remotely operated vehicle (ROV) support of subsea umbilical appliances.'"
since they received 2 seperate orders for bend stiffener latchers it makes sense that they made them all at the same time. the first batch was shipped out last week and the second order may not be ready to be received, hence its still in the warehouse. if i have a chance to call IR this week i will try to clarify this as i am just speculating at this point.
benfikaman,
those wireline trucks may be customers. per the 4-24 PR:
"expansion into the wireline market with the overhaul of wireline trucks for Diamondback"
DPDW just got into that business and the 'Brand X' trucks may be there for an overhaul (they do look a bit old).
the active large projects i have seen are the 10 cylinders currently being worked on (6 are more complete, 4 are just shells). the (6+) yellow arms that were produced last month, of which there are still a few around and i believe they are the 'bend stiffener latchers' mentioned in the 4-24 PR. the white 'arm' which appears to be part of a LARS and there is a new yellow structure that showed up today that appears to be part of a ROV system. i will try to contact IR on my day off, maybe they can give some insight on the various equipment/projects.
oil rig vids
lots of good footage on an oil rig and with an ROV. there are a few shots of monitoring and control systems (looks like they could use an ElectroWave upgrade)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=H93WJuoS2Fc
oil rig launch
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h5uapeOkBg
when things go bad on a rig - blowout
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYTO_0_0ReQ
are there any up to date SLJB/OSC trial dates?
tothe, thinking that you prevented the share price from going to the .50s is ridiculous.
they are unloading 4 more of those monster 'wheels' which makes a total of 10 on the property. anyone have any idea what these things are?
that took out .65
.64 x .71 now
.63 x .64
bluelight special on seriously undervalued DPDW shares in aisle 3
SUWN - Sunwin Stevia International Receives Multiple Re-Orders for OnlySweet(TM) Within Weeks of Delivering Its Initial Stocking Order to One of Its Largest Customers
Tuesday July 10, 7:00 am ET
TAMARAC, FL--(MARKET WIRE)--Jul 10, 2007 -- Sunwin Stevia International Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sunwin International Neutraceuticals, Inc. (OTC BB:SUWN.OB - News), announced today that it has received multiple re-orders for the company's OnlySweet(TM) all natural dietary supplement. These re-orders came from one of the company's largest customers, within a matter of weeks of it being available to consumers. While total consumer sales figures have not been obtained from grocery store outlets, management is greatly encouraged by the fact that reorders have been placed in such a short time. Management believes that the reorders are a strong indication that the customer is experiencing a positive consumer response at those outlets stocking OnlySweet(TM) and the company intends to gear its supply chain to rapidly respond to any additional increases in demand from its customers.
Steven Silbert, Executive Vice President of Sunwin Stevia International, stated, "We are extremely encouraged by the initial response to OnlySweet(TM). While we believe our product has reached only a limited number of stores, these additional orders indicate that our belief that consumers are gravitating towards all natural products, and are perhaps more than ever before, willing to try new alternatives to synthetic or chemically altered products is proving to be correct. A major milestone in the process of bringing a new product to market is the consumer's willingness to try something new. These orders, being received so soon after the stocking orders, continue to increase our optimism that we are in the right place at the right time. We feel that the time we spent in product development, market research, taste testing, and marketing, will provide us with consistent growth in the future as our brand recognition increases. We feel that with the recent news regarding the benefits of stevia, and our growing position in the market, places OnlySweet(TM) in a position to become one of the leading brands in a rapidly growing category for many years to come."
About OnlySweet(TM)
OnlySweet(TM) is a proprietary blend that comes in 100ct and 200ct 1-gram packages. The company is currently working on a baking product that is scheduled to be available to consumers in the near future. The product is currently labeled as a dietary supplement in accordance with FDA requirements. OnlySweet(TM) is all natural and contains Zero Calories.
OnlySweet(TM) is blended in an FDA approved facility in the greater Chicago area that provides similar services to some of the most well known brands in the food industry. They insure that the highest levels of quality control protocol are performed on each and every run of our product.
The stevia in OnlySweet(TM) comes from its parent company Sunwin International Neutraceuticals Inc. (OTC BB:SUWN.OB - News), one of the world's largest manufacturers and distributors of stevia in the world. This insures consistency and quality in every package of our product. We believe that OnlySweet(TM) is the best tasting stevia product on the market. Our product will be priced between 40 to 50% less then the majority of our competitors, therefore making it affordable to the masses.
FWIW - the customer they are referring to is Kroger.
"I believe"
"my gut tells me"
"talking about"
"think"
"do not believe"
"there is likely"
"could be"
"I do think"
the only fact i see is that SLJB has been in business a long time. you conveniently left out the history of who has run the company and the fact that it is not the same company as the past.
GBVS - dead cat bounce?
looks like both buying and selling in the filings
thats not bizarre, it is considered a standard practice.
.05 it is. officially
looks like .05, we should know soon.
will SLJB head below .01 again this week?
looks like it may to me.
blackjack, are you still sticking with "If your in @ 0.08,0.10 and @0.12 you will be fine. If the fools keep selling just put your sells in for 0.15,0.17 and 0.19 and go away awhile"?
the truth will set you free.
"intrinsic value" is not a truth.
ElectroWave USA
i believe that one of the primary revenue streams for ElectroWave is upgrading/modernizing monitoring and control systems for older oil rigs.
i looked closer at the pics at...
www.electrowaveusa.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=section&id=5&Itemid=27
the first row:
the second pic is 'CE Thornton'. It is a Transocean managed, 300 ft depth rig in India built in 1974.
the fifth pic is 'Actinia'. It is a Transocean managed, 1,500 ft depth rig in India built in 1982.
the second row (Diamond Offshore)
the first pic is 'Ocean Saratoga', a 2,000 ft depth rig in the Gulf of Mexico built in 1976.
the second pic is 'Ocean Star', a 6,000 ft depth rig in the Gulf of Mexico built in 1974.
the third pic is 'Ocean Spartan', a 300 ft depth rig in the Gulf of Mexico built in 1980.
the fourth pic is 'Ocean Quest', a 3,500 ft depth rig in the Gulf of Mexico built in 1973.
the fifth image matches the 'Ocean New Era' rig, a 1,500 ft depth rig in the Gulf of Mexico built in 1974.
Transocean has an 85 rig fleet
Diamond Offshore has a 46 rig fleet
stats via rigzone.com, diamondoffshore.com and deepwater.com
this is just the tip of the DPDW iceberg of course. per the 10k:
"Deep Down’s customers include BP Petroleum, Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Devon Energy Corporation, Chevron Corporation, Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Marathon Oil Corporation, Kerr-McGee Corporation, Nexen Inc., BHP, Amerada Hess, Helix, Oceaneering International, Inc., Subsea 7, Inc., Transocean Offshore, Diamond Offshore, Marinette Marine Corporation, Acergy, Veolia Environmental Services, Noble Energy Inc., Aker Kvaerner, Cameron, Oil States, Dril-Quip, Inc., Nexans, Cabett, JDR, and Duco, among others."
Transocean chart...
Diamond Offshore chart...