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Auto better creep his bid up or he's gonna get no love
Smack that ask AUTO
$CNUV
Just smacked it
Something was up with my streamer, got it fixed
Do I really see 9 on the ask?
Yup that 4mill block on the bid needs to creep it up and slam the ask! Only saving 1600$@41, that's a $16k at the bid. Big money
Hmmmmmmmmm.............
I've become a morning person this week for some reason. Maybee early morning PR...hopefully today will be better than Christmas Morning!
GM CNUV, GM Fong and GM Germany! Hopefully today is the beginning of a long run! Let's see some juicy PR!
$CNUV
KEY DEVELOPMENTS FOR CHINA NUVO SOLAR ENERGY INC (CNUV)
Nuvo Seeks Financing
04/4/2011
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. is seeking additional financing to keep the company as going concern. “While management believes the company may be able to raise funds through the issuance of debt or equity instruments, there is no assurance the company will be able to raise sufficient funds to operate in the future. As part of our planned operations, our main focus will be the development of a viable manufacturing process for our technology. We will require additional capital to fund the development of a pilot manufacturing process as well as for general corporate working capital to fund our day-to-day operations and costs associated with being a publicly-traded company,” Nuvo said in a filing.
China Nuvo Solar Energy In Talks To Raise Funds
03/30/2011
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. has stated that is negotiating, with several institutional investors, restricted stock sale deals and expects it would need to secure a total of some $2 million over the next 12 months to finance Freya's operations.
China Nuvo Performing Due Diligence On Two Specific Companies For Potential Acquisition
03/4/2011
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc. announced that after review of several acquisition opportunities the Company has narrowed its focus and is performing due diligence on two specific companies in the renewable energy sector. The Company's principal focus is on companies that are revenue or near-revenue producing and those that have a market-ready product. "We have identified a couple of exciting opportunities, either of which we believe could benefit the Company and its shareholders. Based on our due diligence to date, we are moving expeditiously toward a more formal relationship with one or both of these companies and hope to have further news in the near future," stated Henry Fong, CEO of China Nuvo Solar Energy. While the Company is currently evaluating potential acquisition candidates, no agreements have been reached and there are no guarantees a transaction will be consummated.
Institutional Holdings:
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/CNUV/tab/8
$CNUV
Good Read:
CNUV - China Nuvo Solar Energy. Observe the Money…
How come institutional investors are such an valuable indication?
Being an investor you should be able to change and adapt your techniques in almost any given market to stay ahead of the ‘game’. The marketplace varies every single day and if you're not on top of it you could possibly be throwing yourpreciouscash out of the window as well as getting ready to use your investments as tax write-offs. However the one crucial technique which will never fall short is following the money specifically while investing in small cap stocks.
Recall the Classic Quote from Jerry Maguire “Show me the Money”? Stay with this and you will make use of this technique to discovering undiscovered penny stocks in a position to explode!
China Nuvo Solar Energy, Inc ( CNUV ) is one of those small cap stocks that is a perfect example. Being Investors we must use resources provided to us for research and due diligence.Among those tools are corporate filings. SEC Edgar filings is the most effective location to locate current corporate filings. sec.gov/edgar.shtml. Afterlooking at China Nuvo Solar Energy’s filings we notice not just a reverse merger in the works but it also listed some quite interestingInstitutional Buying. This can be a huge deal in almost any penny stock. This can be a big indicator that the business will probably be coming to life. Institutions have comprehensive due diligence crews as well as resources which the typical investor will have to spend thousands of dollars for. Whenever an institution is actually buying the exact same penny stock there is no doubt that you are making a wise choice. Keep in mind, Institutions are purchasing not just for themselves but additionally on behalf of their clients which means the stock carries a significant Risk VS Reward element favoring the reward side of things.
One of many reasons we have seen Institutions get involved with Small Cap Stocks trading on the Over the counter system is to bring the actual stock towards a much higher exchange. The majority of institutions currently have specialist that take care of mergers, reverse mergers, acquisitions plus much more. With China Nuvo, seems like the Institution buying is Perkins Capital LLC. Institutions develop the much bigger contacts then that of a typical penny stock investor. Intuitions have investigation crews, telephone rooms, much more liquidity and also the right friends. Whenever you purchase a stock you tell your family and friends regarding it if you're self-confident in the penny stock, now imagine you're a multi millionaire, majority of your friends and family you'll be telling the stock about will also be multi millionaires. Word of mouth spreads like untamed fire once a strong Institution Begins buying.
Who're the players in the Institution?
Just like any penny stock you usually have to do additional research and this implies that the Director of Perkins Capital sits on the board of several stocks. The only real distinction is the additional stocks managed through Perkins are all more than $1.00 - $4.00. If you notice this and you take a look at China Nuvo’s current trading price it's apparent that Perkins Capital must havehigh expectations with this stock. Perkins Capital can also be associated with the “Janus Fund”, among the largest Funds within the U.S.
China Nuvo Solar Energy Inc.
Publicly Owned Company on the Over the counter Exchange under the symbol: CNUV
Guess What I found!!!!!!!!!!!
Seems, I keep stumbling on thin-film DD:
Thin-film Photovoltaic Materials Supplier
Leon Chiu Mon, 2011-03-14 23:0
Business Overview:
Supply of materials for thin-film PV manufacturing
Project Type:
Renewable Energy›Solar ›Photovoltaic
Industry:
Renewables & Environment
Project Website: www.pioneer-materials.com
Services Desired:
Engineering
Who is the Customer?:
thin film solar cell/module manufacturers
What is the Customer Pain that you are solving?:
eliminate the use of highly toxic H2Se gas used in CIGS thin-film PV manufacturing
How big is the Target Market in terms of Annual Sales?:
$10M-$100M
Business Model:
supply of materials for thin film photovoltaic manufacturing
COLLABORATION AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
COLLABORATION AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS
Leon Chiu, CEO & President – Pioneer Materials, Inc.
Mr. Chiu is a co-founder of Pioneer Materials, Inc. and holds a MS degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Mr. Chiu is a former product and technical services manager for Honeywell Electronic Materials and a former thin film process engineer for Intel Corporation.
Professor Lixin Dong, Assistant Professor of Materials Science - Southwest Jiaotung University, Chengdu China
Professor Dong is serving as the principal investigator and solar engineer for work on the Company’s collaboration and development project at the Chengdu facility in China.
For Sure!!!!!!! Crazy to see those kinda gains! Could you imagine =)
RUNS ON R/M NEWS
Even though we are not doing a RM, check out these runs
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He does indeed Winnerz, hopefully rather spending all day answering phone calls and responding to emails, he was busy writing a juicy PR for tomorrow AM!
$CNUV
Good post, it was explained to me that rapid entry into a market can jeopardize patents, especially pending patents. Big companies with lots of money and proper lawyers can easily get around patents and steal technology. Hence, the slow entry into the market. AFPW has a solid IP!
$AFPW
AFPW=Final Stage Development=No revenue=ok with me=I've been to there=I see the potential=$$$$$$$$$
AFPW, will blow up once the final tweaks are made! Path to market partners are strong!
I shot Fong an email this Morming around 10ish and I am still waiting for a reply. I will keep everyone updated as to what I've learned or hear. I asked some specific questions and hope they will be answered.
$CNUV
Wow, L2 looks good!
Ask is looking thin to .005
Big looks heavy, they just need to see it to the ask and AFPW is going to move
$AFPW
CNUV 'ers, this is a good thing! If they knew the deal wasn't gonna be done they woulda dropped the PR needing more time. Relax, don't be nervous!
$CNUV
Players, READ THIS
COMPILED SISOM THIN FILMS DD
Follow me here people
More DD, check this out: CNUV
Quote:
Our patent pending technology incorporates a process that is conducive to manufacturing using a batch process. This is possible because the solar cell cylinder itself replaces the necessity to use expensive vacuum chambers during production. We believe this approach is the most expeditious and cost-effective alternative to development of manufacturing capability
Replacing the vacuum with thin film semiconductors!
Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending
Quote:
Sisom Thin Films is a venture backed company that specializes in research and development of semiconductor materials for solar cell, thin film battery, LED, and sensor applications. The current company focus is development of next generation low cost thin film solar cells, and batteries.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/isaiah-oladeji/6/a33/418
Quote:
Market Opportunity
SISOM’s customers are manufacturers of energy devices that produce large area devices. These customers sell their devices in the following markets: photovoltaics ($1.9 billion by 2013, DisplayBank); energy storage ($250 million by 2014, LUX Research); flexible LCD displays ($5 billion by 2014; DisplayBank); LEDs ($5.3 billion in 2009; Databeans). SISOM is pursuing strategic partnerships, similar to Planar, in solar, LED and other markets. In the solar market, SISOM partners will be thin film solar cell companies, while LED partners may be any existing LED companies. SISOM uses an executive sales model to reach its customers.
Solar Energy opportunity
SISOM is seeking companies interested in licensing the low cost proprietary solar energy technology. We are equally interested in partnering with companies or governments in the establishment of manufacturing facilities for the purpose of quickly bringing SISOM’s low cost solar modules to the market.
Competition
Competitors in the solid state film deposition industry are in two unique areas: traditional vacuum deposition (evaporation, sputtering, Chemical Vapor Deposition, etc.) and traditional wet/print deposition (electrochemical bath, nano-ink jet, etc.). Vacuum deposition competitors include: Oerlikon Solar, Lintelle Engineering, CHA Industries, and Denton, while wet deposition competitors include: Patterning Technologies Limited, Philips, Nanosolar, and OTB Solar.
http://sisomtf.com/marketing%20opportunities.htm
What, is coming together even better
People this is HUGE HUGE HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$CNUV
Quote:
The secret is in Freya’s cell separator. All cells have separators. The separators are thin film sheets inside the cells, which separate the positive cathode from the negative anode. The separators have to be electrically insulating, but have to allow lithium ions to flow from one electrode to the other. Freya’s unique composite technology turns the separators into multi-function safety devices
.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46913074
It seem to be coming together!
Seems, maybe Sisom may be involved with Freya, which we know Richard Fox is CEO of Freya and on the Management team of the Astralis Group. I like the way this is shaping up!
Check This Out
Quote:
So I did some digging on the Astralis Group and found something very interesting on their Facebook Page.
Quote:
Astralis Group LLC
Astralis Group client, Sisom Thin Films, is seeking an experienced grant writer and program manager. Sisom is developing advanced thin fim deposition technologies that replace expensive vacuum deposition systems with inexpensive spray deposition platforms that produce films of equal or superior functionality.
March 26, 2010 at 12:30am
I figured I would check out Sisom Thin Films and got this:
Quote:
SISOM THIN FILMS LLC is in the Semiconductors and Related Devices industry in ORLANDO, FL.
I didn't think much of it but remembered from this CNUV website:
How it works
Quote:
The Company’s photovoltaic cells consist of:
· An initial semiconductor layer, comprised of N type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the N type semiconductor material; and
· A second semiconductor layer, consisting of P type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the P type semiconductor material. The top surface of the second layer is in direct physical and electrical contact with the bottom surface of the first layer to form an N-P junction
Am I crazy, am I reading to far into this? Seems as if these thin film semiconductor that SISOM produces might have an application in the production in CNUV Solar Cell.
Peep This:
Sisom Thin Films, LLC, Sisom Thin Films 1209 W Gore Street Orlando, FL
Astralis Group, 653 W Michigan St Orlando, FL 32805
Astralis directions to Sisom Thin Films: 6mins
maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=1209+W+Gore+Street+Orlando,+FL%09+32805-3809&daddr=653+W+Michigan+St+Orlando,+FL++32805&hl=en&geocode=FcVaswEdngAm-yk7P7rSsXvniDGPPoGR43f61A%3BFbYZswEdLB4m-ym_wh8-n3vniDF9sYWizvF24w&mra=ls&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=28.334641,79.013672&ie=UTF8&ll=28.521947,-81.402683&spn=0.061236,0.154324&t=h&z=13
I could potentially be on to something here but I might need some others help putting this thing together. If there is a thing here...
$CNUV
What's it doing? Just checked it, looks alright to me but my l2 is delayed
HOOOOOORAAAAAAAAAH!
CNUV .0049 EOD close, almost closed at HOD again.
$CNUV
Well, your 1st post doesnt pertain to this company and it has a potential to negatively affect out pps at the EOD. Holders are nervous and there have been some mid-day dumps, imo---bad decisions. I guess your timing was off, maybe an intro woulda been more appropriate.
pstock10 has 1 post
Account just created
Wonder why he is here, basher????????????
Yeah, Im still delayed!!!!!!!!!!!!! 49 on the chart but 41 printed
How long has the 41 been up?
Can someone tell me what the printed quote is right now, im thinking something is messed up with my account. Im thinking Im delayed for some reason
News will be out, my guess is EOD or 9am tomorrow. Considering the LOI is to cut the deal by today, not drop the PR today. CNUV has been really good as to keeping investors informed with progress. IMO, the deal is done or will be done today. Release PR in the next couple days
Haha, so you bought on news huh not DD
Bid is creeping! we'll see green shortly
Well, in the medical field, or being a pt or needing to get something done, you need to make an appointment. So if it was scheduled or if this was the only date available than, you take what you can get.
He actually went into the Hospital today, posibly for tests or a simple procedure. In and out type thing, same day. He has not been an inpatient. I know this for a fact
5's up!!!! Tight Spread
49x5
$CNUV
For sure! I'm pretty sure they will have to respond to this with news. She's getting getting beat down pretty bad. I have no idea why, there is souch great DD
People, I hope everyone knows what they are holding here! CNUV is gonna be huge!
Look at the connections here:
COMPILED SISOM THIN FILMS DD
Follow me here people
More DD, check this out: CNUV
Quote:
Our patent pending technology incorporates a process that is conducive to manufacturing using a batch process. This is possible because the solar cell cylinder itself replaces the necessity to use expensive vacuum chambers during production. We believe this approach is the most expeditious and cost-effective alternative to development of manufacturing capability
Replacing the vacuum with thin film semiconductors!
Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Pending,Patent Patent Pending, Patent Pending,Patent Pending
Quote:
Sisom Thin Films is a venture backed company that specializes in research and development of semiconductor materials for solar cell, thin film battery, LED, and sensor applications. The current company focus is development of next generation low cost thin film solar cells, and batteries.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/isaiah-oladeji/6/a33/418
Quote:
Market Opportunity
SISOM’s customers are manufacturers of energy devices that produce large area devices. These customers sell their devices in the following markets: photovoltaics ($1.9 billion by 2013, DisplayBank); energy storage ($250 million by 2014, LUX Research); flexible LCD displays ($5 billion by 2014; DisplayBank); LEDs ($5.3 billion in 2009; Databeans). SISOM is pursuing strategic partnerships, similar to Planar, in solar, LED and other markets. In the solar market, SISOM partners will be thin film solar cell companies, while LED partners may be any existing LED companies. SISOM uses an executive sales model to reach its customers.
Solar Energy opportunity
SISOM is seeking companies interested in licensing the low cost proprietary solar energy technology. We are equally interested in partnering with companies or governments in the establishment of manufacturing facilities for the purpose of quickly bringing SISOM’s low cost solar modules to the market.
Competition
Competitors in the solid state film deposition industry are in two unique areas: traditional vacuum deposition (evaporation, sputtering, Chemical Vapor Deposition, etc.) and traditional wet/print deposition (electrochemical bath, nano-ink jet, etc.). Vacuum deposition competitors include: Oerlikon Solar, Lintelle Engineering, CHA Industries, and Denton, while wet deposition competitors include: Patterning Technologies Limited, Philips, Nanosolar, and OTB Solar.
http://sisomtf.com/marketing%20opportunities.htm
What, is coming together even better
People this is HUGE HUGE HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
$CNUV
Quote:
The secret is in Freya’s cell separator. All cells have separators. The separators are thin film sheets inside the cells, which separate the positive cathode from the negative anode. The separators have to be electrically insulating, but have to allow lithium ions to flow from one electrode to the other. Freya’s unique composite technology turns the separators into multi-function safety devices
.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=46913074
It seem to be coming together!
Seems, maybe Sisom may be involved with Freya, which we know Richard Fox is CEO of Freya and on the Management team of the Astralis Group. I like the way this is shaping up!
Check This Out
Quote:
So I did some digging on the Astralis Group and found something very interesting on their Facebook Page.
Quote:
Astralis Group LLC
Astralis Group client, Sisom Thin Films, is seeking an experienced grant writer and program manager. Sisom is developing advanced thin fim deposition technologies that replace expensive vacuum deposition systems with inexpensive spray deposition platforms that produce films of equal or superior functionality.
March 26, 2010 at 12:30am
I figured I would check out Sisom Thin Films and got this:
Quote:
SISOM THIN FILMS LLC is in the Semiconductors and Related Devices industry in ORLANDO, FL.
I didn't think much of it but remembered from this CNUV website:
How it works
Quote:
The Company’s photovoltaic cells consist of:
· An initial semiconductor layer, comprised of N type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the N type semiconductor material; and
· A second semiconductor layer, consisting of P type semiconductor material having a top surface and a bottom surface. Light-transmitting particles are interspersed within the P type semiconductor material. The top surface of the second layer is in direct physical and electrical contact with the bottom surface of the first layer to form an N-P junction
Am I crazy, am I reading to far into this? Seems as if these thin film semiconductor that SISOM produces might have an application in the production in CNUV Solar Cell.
Peep This:
Sisom Thin Films, LLC, Sisom Thin Films 1209 W Gore Street Orlando, FL
Astralis Group, 653 W Michigan St Orlando, FL 32805
Astralis directions to Sisom Thin Films: 6mins
maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=1209+W+Gore+Street+Orlando,+FL%09+32805-3809&daddr=653+W+Michigan+St+Orlando,+FL++32805&hl=en&geocode=FcVaswEdngAm-yk7P7rSsXvniDGPPoGR43f61A%3BFbYZswEdLB4m-ym_wh8-n3vniDF9sYWizvF24w&mra=ls&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=28.334641,79.013672&ie=UTF8&ll=28.521947,-81.402683&spn=0.061236,0.154324&t=h&z=13
I could potentially be on to something here but I might need some others help putting this thing together. If there is a thing here...
$CNUV
Ahahahahaha, I've got about about 10k to dump. Lol
Ask is getting some love!
Ak is getting some love!