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OPMG REVERSE MERGER
8-k just filed, Reverse Merge with illume Co. announced. Huge News
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=50924871&symbol=OPMG
stickied at the top of the message board.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=50924871&symbol=OPMG
well this gives me more time to accumulate as many shares as I possibly can afford at .01, before the news breaks. You look at the stock being held down right now as a bad thing, where as I see it as them doing me a favor and allowing me to build a bigger pile of shares. Once the merger is actually completed and the news breaks, NO ONE will be able to hold it back.
I am a fairly young investor and still have alot to learn but I have been a long in OPMG for over a year now and have always believed in this company and the management behind it. And this News of a merger with another Anti-Texting while driving software company is really great news. The old saying "Two heads are better than one" comes to mind here. Not even the sky is the limit for OPMG.
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All of penny land is red today it seems.
But with a stock like this you cant let the day to day fluctuations make your decisions on buying and selling. You HAVE to look to the future of this company, and if you do that you will see profits on the horizon.
accumulate cheap shares at every chance you get between now and september, and then sit back and watch the profits roll in.
Patience will pay off.
loaded up a little more this morning. Sellers are going to regret their decision come september
wish i had extra funds sitting around to accumulate more at these prices, instead I have to just sit through this massacre.
If everyone would just trust in what they invested in and hold their shares and accumulate more when the opportunity presents itself, not only would everyone be lessed stressed out, in the long run everyone would make more money as well. win win situation. Know what you own, hold your shares, accumulate on dips, fill your pool with money when this takes off.
yup just saw that. at the end it says hint- tourjacket. so maybe someone won the tour jacket already or something?
damn, loaded up too early this morning at .075. could have loaded up at a way cheaper price. oh well, i have enough patience to wait til september and load up on cheapies the whole way. going to be a good end to the year for those who hold.
Download for FREE from website? is that for the original Phoneguard or what? it says you can downoad it for free in the description on the youtube video.
NEW COMMERCIAL
JB posted a commercial on his FaceBook page a few minutes ago.
here it is on youtube
just picked up a bunch more at .07, lets do this shi* OPMG
think what you want to think, but my step dad knows Mr. Rosenberg and has been invested in PDOS for years now. I am just relaying the info he told me to you guys here. thats all.
thats awesome to hear.
just sitting and waiting for the commercials and the like to start flowing.
just a heads up
I sure hope you guys who are holding until Cowboys and Aliens comes out knows that Platinum Studios doesn't get one cent from ticket sales.
They were paid upfront for the rights to their characters. And then they only have the rights to merchandise (figureines, T-shirts, etc...)
today wouldn't be so bad if I had extra funds to accumulate cheap shares here. Instead im stuck watching this masacre and waiting for the PPS to go back to the 7's so i can be green again.
PhoneGuard (symbol: OPMG) is going to be doing big things here soon. Great product, backed up by celebrities, with pending comercials, PSA's, celebrities going on talk shows and talking about it. Going to be big, and im going to surf the chart all the way up. see you at the top
very well said sir.
God do I wish I had more cash to invest in this. I have such a small position, and I am confident this thing is going to be big in the coming weeks.
trade pinkies, don't marry them.
sorry, let me clarify. what i meant by sell was those who sold and put OPMG in their rearview mirror with no intention of getting back in. I sold this morning at .077, and re-entered much lower also. in pinky land you have to trade them not marry them. I appreciate your input though, you seem very knowledgable.
i feel sorry for those who sold. They obviously didn't even read the PR or didn't understand it. Lots of exposure for PhoneGuard in the next couple weeks.
that must make me an ultra small fry then
NICE! i want an old muscle car so bad. I have a 2002 Camaro SS with countless modifications haha. Who knows, maybe this stock will help me buy some old detroit muscle soon. :)
hey all, im joining the party a tad bit late, got in for .068, looking forward to the next few weeks
ive been in FBCD for awhile now, and im getting really sick and tired of this crap.
FBCD is going to be huge in the near future. Just be patient people, kick your feet up, and watch as the profits start to roll in.
just sitting and waiting patiently for some good news. Any day now would be nice.....
ONTC, News yesterday
BUY THE DIP!
buy the dip, simple as that.
those numbers are from 2008 and are pre Bankruptcy.
Barclays Says It Doesn't Owe Former Lehman Employees Bonus Money
1 days 29 minutes ago - DJNF
By Joseph Checkler
Of DOW JONES DAILY BANKRUPTCY REVIEW
Barclays Group PLC (BCS) lawyers are saying the British bank isn't obligated to pay Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (LEHMQ) hundreds of millions of dollars that it promised to pay to former Lehman employees after Barclays purchased the investment bank's U.S. broker-dealer business in September 2008, contending the workers have already been paid the bonuses they were promised.
In a Tuesday letter to Judge James Peck of U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP's Jonathan Schiller, a Barclays lawyer, said Barclays has already paid the $2 billion it was required to pay to Lehman employees transferring to Barclays at the time of the September 2008 deal and that Lehman's estate isn't entitled to damages anyway.
"There can be no genuine dispute that Barclays paid approximately $2 billion in bonus, severance and related tax payments that it assumed under [the asset purchase agreement]," Schiller said.
Lehman contends that the $2 billion figure agreed upon in 2008 only applies to bonuses, and because only $1.5 billion of the $2 billion were in actual bonuses, Barclays now owes what's left of Lehman $500 million.
"Barclays breached the Asset Purchase Agreement by paying less than it was required to pay under the agreement as approved by the Court," Lehman said in court papers last month. Neither Lehman or Barclays would comment beyond their court filings.
The dispute is a residual matter stemming from Lehman's suit last year against Barclays accusing the British bank of negotiating a discount not adequately disclosed to the court when it bought Lehman's broker-dealer unit in 2008. Peck earlier this year ruled in favor of Barclays. The two sides had put off the fight over the bonuses until now even though they came up extensively during the months-long trial.
Peck did touch on the bonuses in his February written decision, echoing a Lehman argument that the asset-purchase agreement only referred to bonuses, not severance or taxes. Barclays lawyers contend that several witnesses during the trial made it clear that the $2 billion was just an estimate, and that it referred to all types of compensation, not just bonuses.
In the 34-day trial spread out over several months, Barclays said both sides negotiated in good faith, and the deal, approved by Peck just days after the investment bank collapsed into bankruptcy, was Lehman's best option.
Lehman pressed its case that in the tumultuous days of September 2008, when Barclays was finalizing its purchase of Lehman's brokerage, Barclays scrambled for more assets and negotiated with some Lehman executives a $5 billion discount. Lehman said its bankruptcy attorney, Weil, Gotshal & Manges partner Harvey Miller, and other Lehman representatives weren't informed of the discount, and neither was Peck. Lehman sought to recover what it called more than $11 billion in ill-gotten gains by Barclays.
In another part of his decision, Peck ruled in favor of the trustee overseeing the liquidation of Lehman's brokerage, calling for Barclays to pay the trustee, James W. Giddens, all $2.054 billion in a disputed account. Barclays, which said it should keep about $1.5 billion of that money, said earlier this week that it will appeal that ruling.
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MARKET TALK: Barclays' Lehman Case Could Last Years -Macquarie
2 days 10 hours 24 minutes ago - DJNF
0907 GMT [Dow Jones] The dispute involving Barclays (BCS) and Lehman Brothers Holdings (LEHMQ) is likely to run for several years, says Macquarie. Barclays has said it will appeal a ruling in favor of the trustee overseeing liquidation of Lehman's US brokerage business, sold to Barclays in September 2008 after Lehman's bankruptcy filing. Macquarie says the ruling, if upheld, would mean Barclays taking a total provision of GBP2.6B, versus GBP1.4B factored into Macquarie's forecasts; says the extra GBP1.2B equates to around 10p/share. Meanwhile, calls Barclays' 1Q results disappointing but thinks the price continues to discount bad news. Keeps an outperform rating, with a 350p price target. Shares trade 0.7% higher at 266p. (andrea.tryphonides@dowjones.com)
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