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Mr. Prophet can you take a quick look at FPPC I would like to pick up a few looks like it is just waiting for a break thanks
TOP 7 IN ORDER
CPTC
MDF
IMPL
APYM
BSIC
EGY
PDGE
we have to wait 30 days after the split before the nasdaq accepts IMPL to trade on the small cap board we should start to see a good runup about 1 week before
The Company's common stock after the reverse stock split will continue to trade on the OTC Bulletin Board adjusted for the reverse split on Wednesday March 23, 2005 under the new trading symbol IMPL.
so that brings us to just about monday april 18th to start the run..
Should be news the following week or so saying yes we are there.
thanks nice report if you call please report back with the results we will be waiting...Thanks
Just called IR they will be emailing me right now with further information thanks
How do we know this co is legit I tried to google them and another oil company came up, and same with I think it was shamrock who they are buying in a couple of mounths..I would like to buy in her just want to be positive.almost sounds too good to be true.
the first deal with china ctc ended not china it was a bad deal they are working on the second deal now... why havent you called IR and got it from the horses mouth. china is still ater them the 2nd deal is much better for shareholders
I took the time and went to the shareholders meeting 1 month ago a 6 hr drive if you would have done the same you would feel confident too...I can wait for it is going to be very good for shareholders who have the balls...
Thank you Rattman news coming soon "I Believe" we will go from a " complaining state of mind" to one of GOOD JOB CPTC soon
WOW you must feel great..congratlations
Rattman I got the same response from IR I dont know if you asked the question I posted so I email it to them question..It was basicly why not a Q ly report to tell shareholders what company is doing...The shareholders have resorted to finding newspaper articles and hopeing that they pertain to ctc
Mr. Bobwins how do you view IMPL formerly IIPI earnings out today look good with a move to the nasdaq it should be a winner, with such a low float, just the index mutual funds that must buy a in may push this higher, and with next Q. earnings out just after they arrive on the nasdaq with easy comparasions is just another plus for them. I have a few and hopeing for the best
Rattman it is a good thing you called and left message I did the same and he called me back promptly..Make a list of questions to ask that way you dont forget ...One of which I forgot... Could you ask him shareholders would like to be informed, and since this is the last of the quarter shareholders would like to see an update, we are in the dark resorting to newspaper articles to get information please update the shareholders ... thank you rattman ....you will feel better after the call as I did...
APYM NEWS
Asia Payment Systems Reports Growth in Transactions Processed
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30 March 2005, 07:57am ET
NEW YORK and BEIJING, March 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Asia Payment Systems, Inc. (Asia Pay) (BB:APYM) today announced that during February, the Dollar volume and number of transactions processed by the company's card processing systems increased significantly. Based on volume, February which is a shorter month, showed a 16% increase over January. In terms of the number of transactions, February showed a 9% increase over January.
According to Matt Mecke, President and CEO of Asia Pay, "Each month, our systems process more transactions and greater volume. Looking at the size of the market and the market's rate of growth, we're still in the very early stages of serving China and Japan's needs for reliable, secure, and rapid bankcard processing."
About Asia Payment Systems, Inc.
Asia Pay is a USA public company with offices in: Seattle, Washington; Beijing and Shenzhen in China; and in Hong Kong. Asia Pay is developing a credit card processing network that provides clearing services to merchants, oil companies, and financial institutions in China, Japan, and in related markets elsewhere in Asia.
Mentioned Last Change
APYM 2.10 (Unchanged)
Asia Pay's mission is to be a national provider of world-class third-party processing services in China to bankcard-accepting merchants, issuers of bank credit cards, issuers of petroleum station retail cards, and issuers of merchandise and other retail cards. Systems, hardware, and personnel are now in place as Asia Pay commences delivering service to clients.
For more information about Asia Payment Systems, Inc. (Asia Pay), please visit: http://www.asiapayinc.com .
APYM MOVING UP ON NEWS
Asia Payment Systems Reports Growth in Transactions Processed
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30 March 2005, 07:57am ET
NEW YORK and BEIJING, March 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Asia Payment Systems, Inc. (Asia Pay) (BB:APYM) today announced that during February, the Dollar volume and number of transactions processed by the company's card processing systems increased significantly. Based on volume, February which is a shorter month, showed a 16% increase over January. In terms of the number of transactions, February showed a 9% increase over January.
According to Matt Mecke, President and CEO of Asia Pay, "Each month, our systems process more transactions and greater volume. Looking at the size of the market and the market's rate of growth, we're still in the very early stages of serving China and Japan's needs for reliable, secure, and rapid bankcard processing."
About Asia Payment Systems, Inc.
Asia Pay is a USA public company with offices in: Seattle, Washington; Beijing and Shenzhen in China; and in Hong Kong. Asia Pay is developing a credit card processing network that provides clearing services to merchants, oil companies, and financial institutions in China, Japan, and in related markets elsewhere in Asia.
Mentioned Last Change
APYM 2.10 (Unchanged)
Asia Pay's mission is to be a national provider of world-class third-party processing services in China to bankcard-accepting merchants, issuers of bank credit cards, issuers of petroleum station retail cards, and issuers of merchandise and other retail cards. Systems, hardware, and personnel are now in place as Asia Pay commences delivering service to clients.
For more information about Asia Payment Systems, Inc. (Asia Pay), please visit: http://www.asiapayinc.com .
rattman go to vmzipcodechanges read my post
called IR at CTPC today said deals were in the works no pr in the next 2 days but soon...china is still ongoing with a sweet deal..felt good after talking to him bought another 1 k today and will continue to buy on dips...when the news comes it will probably live up our ideas...dont repost this over on RB I told IR I would not post my talk with him there..dont want to start any rumers or ideas...THANKS... be prepared to buy a few in the next couple of days..
OUT BIPH WITH A .13 CENT PROFIT just feel that it might drop today JMHO
Back in BIPH @2.66 only a few eom
THE ONES I TOLD AND BOUGHT ARE CALLING ME ALREADY
WE NEED SOME TYPE OF NEWS AN UPDATE WOULD BE NICE THAT WOULD NOT BE ASKING TOO MUCH WOULD IT???
jUST PICKED UP ANOTHER 2500 APYM @ 1.86
Thanks stockman for share you favorite Oils
More DD on APYM everything is here
http://profiles.shaazamstocks.com/apym/strategy.htm
APYM more DD Every thing is here
http://profiles.shaazamstocks.com/apym/strategy.htm
I hope everyone dosnt think I was trying to take credit for report the poster who created this excellent review of the shareholders meeting is triplet_dad36. to witness the entire post firsthand...
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CPTC&read=22702
I said it was not mine Thanks no need to respond
great energy and oil articles... QUESTION... with the recent pullback in oil stocks I bought a few of EGY and more of BSIC ..What are in your opinion maybe 2 more very under priced oils I like FPPC and ASPN both of which I sold at a higher price but both really havent pulled back like EGY and BSIC like to stick with a couple that have some volume to them ..should I buy ASPN and FPPC back??? Or are there others that you like...Thanks
There are some great posting going on at RB concerning APYM starting about post # 1275 might want to check APYM out this weekend...I dont like talking about BIPH I sold all of mine on wed morning yea shoot me in the head, in other words lost 10,000 dollars MORE IN PROFIT ..live and learn still done very well, and maybe their will be a pullback so I can get back in and feel good...Congrats you guys that held but always know about the pullback...
well try this one on dd for APYM
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3266
NEW DD ON APYM over on the http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3294
APYM DD this was taken from
http://www.chinastockblog.com/2005/03/asia_payments_a.html
Friday, March 25, 2005
Asia Payment Systems (APYM.ob): Processing China's future
According to The Wall Street Journal, cash is China's preferred form of payment. But one Chinese micro-cap company trading in the United States is ready for the day when credit cards will be more prevalent. And from all accounts, that day is coming soon. Here is the company profile:
Financial Details:
Latest 10Q – Period ending September 30, 2004.
As of September 30, 2004, the Company had generated $0 revenue, but incurred losses.
Latest share price (3/24/2005): $2.20.
Shares outstanding: 23.1 million.
Float: 6 million shares.
Market Capitalization: $50.8 million.
52 Week High: $2.32
52 Week Low: $0.09
Company Description:
Credit card processing company that provides credit card clearing services to merchants and financial institutions in Japan and China.
Providing processing services to bankcard-accepting merchants, issuers of bank credit cards, issuers of petroleum station retail cards, and issuers of merchandise and other retail cards.
Processing system provides seamless connectivity and routing over IP to banks.
Systems, hardware, and personnel are already in place.
Revenue derived either as a percentage of sales volume processed, on a per transaction basis, or from a combination of the two.
Offices in Seattle, Washington; Beijing and Shenzhen, China; and Hong Kong.
Market Opportunity:
750 million cards in circulation, growing by 60 million per year - the overwhelming majority of which are debit cards.
But credit card companies and banks are increasingly issuing credit cards.
Chinese credit card loans are expected to grow from $300 million in 2003 to $13.2 billion in 2009.
American Express (ticker: AXP) expects China will eventually rival Hong Kong with 20% of consumer transactions using credit cards.
Analysts believe the credit card market will be fueled by increased consumer spending, foreign trade and travel.
With only 2.3% of Chinese merchants capable of accepting cards as compared with 81% of US merchants and 79% of Japanese merchants, the landscape will have to change fast to meet the estimates above. That is what APYM is hoping for.
Competition:
The government has set up a nationwide clearing system known as China Union Pay, which is co-owned by all of the major card issuers. China Union Pay aims to link up all payment card systems in China’s fragmented banking industry. It is also seeking to create a single acceptance and settlement platform for all credit and debit cards in China.
Many Chinese banks already have processing systems.
Latest Developments:
Signed an agreement with Beijing Purple Stars to establish a credit bureau in Beijing.
Launched a Shanghai data center to serve as its hub for payment processing and credit bureau systems in China.
Hired a US-based investment bank.
Reached new milestone, processing a total of $6.6 million in net retail transactions in January 2005. Transactions exceeded 28,000.
Received office license approval from Shenzhen Government.
Reported launch of operational APAYcard systems: The APAYcard processing system provides seamless connectivity to banks in China.
Platform customized for debit and credit cards in China. Enables processing for both domestic China debit cards and international credit and debit cards.
DFS Group, the world's largest duty free retailer implemented APYM’s solution in two existing stores in Okinawa airport, a new 110,000 sq. ft. flagship store in downtown Naha, and in a 40-terminal installation at Hainan Island in South China.
Announced pilot program with China Railcom. If successful, the payment processing system will be deployed at 2,000+ railway stations around China.
Partners:
Two of the largest 'Big Five' Chinese banks (alluded to in press release, but not identified).
China Railcom is a telecommunication company providing services including long distance, networking, and data transmission in 500 provinces and cities.
DFS Galleria is a duty free retail chain, located in cosmopolitan and resort locations throughout the world.
You can find a list of the rest of the company's partners here.
Key Management:
President and CEO Matt Mecke
Mr. Mecke has 5 years of work experience in Hong Kong and Japan; the last 3 working in China - all involved in the payment processing industry.
Prior to founding APYM, Mecke was founder / CEO of Payments Group, and founder and CEO of Japan E-Commerce. Both of these companies were engaged in transaction payment processing.
For the rest of the management team, click here.
Key Members of Board of Directors:
John G. Fraser, Chairman
Mr. Fraser resigned from KPMG Canada at the end of 1997 after almost twenty years with the organization, the last four years of which, he was Vice Chairman of the firm and responsible for the Canadian management consulting division. In January 1998, he started providing consulting services to professional services and high tech start-up firms.
Charlie Rodriquez, Secretary and Director
Since 1995, Mr. Rodriguez has been the President of Management Services of Arizona, Inc., a business consulting company specializing in public companies emphasizing mergers, acquisitions and venture capital financing. In his current practice, Mr. Rodriguez is an advisor to a number of US and foreign investors and public companies.
Robert G. Clarke, Director
Mr. Clarke is a founding shareholder of APYM. Since mid 2001 he has been based in Hong Kong and involved in several private and public companies focused on IT and telecommunications with a particular emphasis on the development of China opportunities. Prior to moving to Hong Kong Mr. Clarke was based in Vancouver, BC, and played a key role in the start-up and financing of several Canadian and US companies in the high tech and telecom sectors.
Benny Lee, Director
Mr. Lee has held various regional senior operation and customer relations positions with American Express, first as Director of Operations, Asia/Pacific, with American Express Reservations, and later with the American Express Card Division. In 1983, as International Vice President, Asia/Pacific, for MasterCard, Mr. Lee was responsible for the expansion of the MasterCard membership network in the Asia/Pacific region. Based in Hong Kong, he assisted various financial institutions in initiating MasterCard operations, including Bank of China when it introduced The Greatwall MasterCard, the first credit card in China.
Major Holders of APYM Stock (Courtesy of Yahoo Finance):
Title Shares Date Reported
Director 6,940,980 12/7/2004
President / CEO 2,294,740 2/23/2005
CFO 1,211,460 5/31/2004
Director 535,000 2/28/2005
Latest Insider Trades: (Courtesy of Yahoo Finance)
Date Insider Shares Transaction (per share) Value
2/23/2005 CEO 125,000 Purchase at $0.20 $25,000
12/08/2004 Director 120,000 Purchase at $0.15 $18,000
12/08/2004 CEO 160,000 Purchase at $0.15 $24,000
12/07/2004 Director 700,000 Purchase at $0.15 $105,000
10/28/2004 Director 20,000 Option Exercise at $0.25 $5,000
5/31/2004 CFO 200,000 Purchase at $0.20 $40,000
3/12/2004 CFO 5,000 Purchase at $0.35 $1,750
1/09/2004 Director 4,400,000 Purchase at $0.05 $220,000
Web Site:
http://www.asiapayinc.com/
BSIC ON SALE NOW just picked up 4k
Got to say sold out today I took my profits... my way of trading is to take from the rich (overbought) and give to the poor (oversold) thus sold BIPH and put it in CPTC... If there is any pullback I will be back in a flash..I hope the best for everyone but chart is just starting to say it a little over bought...I thought I would be safe and sold...Thanks Mr. EP for this one I met Mr. EP at a shareholders meeting and he lives up to helping all of us with his chart reading ..thanks
First day with reverse split ...AND WERE UP.. so much for the pessimistic crowd that were saying we would go down after the split..Of course no volume and anything can happen ..But I will take it...looking for a double in the next 6 weeks
APYM has been mentioned here past few days heavy volume today check news and think about it...
CPTC chart says it is a screaming buy ..it is oversold and looking to move higher..sellers were taken out yesterday...
BOB sold my BIPH today maybe a mistake but who knows??Bob did you get a chance to check APYM I think it is a good one
Thank you BOBWINS buying some oil here next EGY
No tradeing on IMPL yet on my screen...Bought AHOM @ 4.22 also BSIC 1.43 Mr. Bobwins do you still like BSIC
JUST BOUGHT AHOM @ 4.22
ALSO BOUGHT BSIC @1.43
SOLD OUT BIPH
TOOK MY PROFITS AND RAN
BUT WILL BUY BACK IF IT DROPS