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It would be nice to see a link to support your typically baseless innuendo regarding Hal (WillyWizard); considering the BST Board posting requirements...........
IMHO: He more than likely got peripherally sucked into the situation by the promoters/scammers. Being mentioned in the SEC beef will peobably be the end of it. He maintains a proper disclosure regarding his stock PR work, and he has been around for quite a while.
It is unlikely that you double-check to see if your paycheck is drafted on legitimate bank paper before depositng it - so, you are as vulnerable to such a situation as anyone else.
Crap happens, not that someone like you would consider that. Perhaps it's just easier to blow smoke - to gratify your ego.
John
No, if they all occur on the same day most brokers count it as one trade.
If yours has a different policy, switch to http://www.rjt.com
John
The AON requirement will probably screw up your order. Most orders are split up to several MFMMMs, but you see it in your account as one Sell.
Take out the AON and it might go though quicker.
John
Actually, the "..Teletubbies.." are making better gains than ENGY at this point. They have included new numbers, shapes, and colors teaching scenarios in their programming this season - much like Sesame Street.
Today, they had Dipsy doing an add-&-subtract counting lesson from None to Four. Helps to start getting those basic mathematical concepts across early, aye.
Best of luck with your highly speculative trading.
John
There's a dead shell owned by two guys in Salt Lake City, REDI, that gets pumped and jiggled about every six months also. There are messages on all the boards, some volume, the price goes up and down a skoshe, and the situation is almost identical. Reminds me of the childen's tune about the Indian chief, "...Heap big smoke, and no fire...."!!
Watching the "..Teletubbies.." can be intriguing also - if you're in the right frame of mind and have a grandgirlie perched on your knee.
John
Not too shabby......................
John
Looks like they re-released the recent News today:
http://www.newsalert.com/bin/clipstry?StoryId=Cp5DsqbKbytu1mdy&TopicName=Aero%20Marine
John
As you and I both know, ARMR is a "..development stage company.." just completing R&D on it's engines; hence, what revenues would there be..??
Perhaps they will come home from the show in Miami with orders and or new relationships that will result in revenues.
I would suggest that you call Garth and see if he'd like to do a test program with you and some recognized boat builder in your neighborhood. Might be a slick way to get into a new "..float.." for little or no cost.
John
ps: Presuming you know 200mph, perhaps you could fly down, crash at his place, and/or go see the boat show together. He used to have a Sonic "..go-fast..".
Moving right along........................
John
I think you may be misunderstanding my position, as you have somewhat incorrectly described or edited it.
1) ENGY's gimme-share and personal greed structure is such that the big players will have to change their attitudes and put some more of their own money in - or nothing will happen.
2) ENGY will probably lose its rights to do AADS plug-flow digesters, which leaves them with only the SBR applications ( farms with 1000 animal units or less ). The work/hassle to do a small project is approximately the same as to do a large plug-flow digeter project for Big Bucks. Hence, small SBR jobs do not excite me at all.
3) The USDA/NCRS has left the discision making on who gets EQIP funds to local committees, which means that the best marketing effort in the world for the SBRs comes to a dead halt when you hit the "committee".
4) No government funds have been deposited to the USDA/NRCS for QUIP by the FED, and the farmers aren't going to do squat ( unless they are sued by their state's DNR ) without that money.
ENGY is dead in the water until all items above are resolved, hence I feel a Savings Account would be a better place for your money. Cory Colvin wants out of ENGY, to the best of my understanding. ENGY is ZIPPO without Colvico's balance sheet.
Reco: If you're already in moderately, at today's prices - hold. If not, wait until the story unfolds both with ENGY and the FED. There are much better places to PARK your money.
John
FYI: For those who aren't aware of it, 99+% of penny 'trades' in the amount of 100, 200, 300......., 900 shares are MFMMM-to-MFMMM intraday signals regarding share inventory, need for swapping shares to pump up the volume, naked shorting, etc.
There was a big write-up on the subject by a former Market Maker on both RB and iHub about a year ago.
The SEC is about to put a crimp in the MFMMM's wrinkles with new shorting and short position reporting requirements: http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=1619544
John
That 0.0010 crap was either a typo, or one of the sleazy MFMMMs helping his newphew buy a new dirt bike.
John
Perhaps, unless they make some really interesting connections in Miami or elsewhere.......
As an example, ESWW has survived that jackass Pangia and their future is looking pretty good.
John
Aero Marine Engine to Showcase Revolutionary DYNA-CAM Engine at the Miami Boat Show
TORRANCE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 22, 2003--Aero Marine Engine, Inc., (OTCBB:ARMR - News) a developmental stage company which has acquired the rights to the Dyna-Cam engine, a proprietary internal combustion engine, announced today that it will have its first public showing of the revolutionary Dyna-Cam engine at the Miami Boat Show, the world's largest boating sales event at booth #3011, from February 12th through February 17th. Additional information on the boat show can be found at www.miamiboatshow.com.
The Company will showcase its engine in conjunction with its venture partner Perma-Tune Electronics, Inc. (OTCBB:PTUN). On display will be a fully functional Dyna-Cam engine, cross sections of the engine, as well as the engineering modifications made to a prototype engine, enabling the engine to burn diesel fuel. Additional information on Perma-Tune can be found at www.perma-tune.com.
The ignition will be supplied by Perma-Tune Electronics, Inc. The Perma-Tune Plasma Drive was developed as a byproduct of research on highly sensitive military technology. The Plasma Drive ignition drastically increases fuel efficiency and power for internal combustion engines. The plasma field creates a magnetically charged cloud of gas that actively seeks combustion as opposed to a mixture that must be coaxed by a sparkplug to burn.
According to Garth Bailey, chief executive officer of Aero Marine Engine, "Information from the marine industry has indicated that a diesel burning version would be met with wide acceptance. In order to meet the demands of the boating industry, work is commencing on a diesel fuel burning version of the engine. Our engineering studies have shown that a hybrid spark assisted compression combustion method can be utilized in the Dyna-Cam engine. We are extremely excited to showcase this technology at such a prestigious event."
As the world's premier marketing and sales venue for the boating industry, the Miami Boat Show has been central to the growth of the boating industry and serves as an excellent platform to unveil new technologies. The event enjoys year-round local, national and international marketing and exposure. All of the top companies in industry's will be in attendance as well as thousands of exhibitors from all 50 states and 80 countries. More than 150,000 qualified buyers attend the Miami Boat Show to view the latest and most advanced boating technologies, in addition to finding their dream boats.
About Aero Marine Engine, Inc.
The Dyna-Cam engine is an internal combustion engine where the pistons drive a cam to generate power to the main shaft. The main shaft is in a parallel direction to piston movement, without connecting rods or crankshaft. The engine has approximately 40% fewer moving parts than a conventional internal combustion engine, has a greater power to weight ratio, produces high torque at low rpm, operates with less vibration, and is lighter than the competition. Additional information on Aero Marine can be found at www.aeromarineengine.com.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. In particular, when used in the preceding discussion, the words "believes," "expects," "intends," "will," "anticipated," or "may," and similar conditional expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Act and are subject to the safe harbor created by the Act. Except for historical information, all of the statements, expectations and assumptions contained in the foregoing are forward-looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. It is possible that the assumptions made by management are not necessarily the most likely and may not materialize. In addition, other important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include the following: business conditions and the amount of growth in the company's industry and general economy; competitive factors; ability to attract and retain personnel; the price of the Company's stock; and the risk factors set forth from time to time in the Company's SEC reports, including but not limited to its annual report on Form 10-KSB; its quarterly reports on Forms 10-QSB; and any reports on Form 8-K. Aero Marine Engine, Inc. takes no obligation to update or correct forward-looking statements and also takes no obligation to update or correct information prepared by third parties which is not paid for by the Company.
CONTACT:
FOCUS Partners LLC
David Zazoff, 212-752-9445
ARMR@focuspartners.com
If it continues to go back up, that would appear to reduce your gains.
Just a thought.
John
Looking better going forward............
John
"................Good grief..............."!!
Cycle Country Targets OEM Market for Increased Sales and Profits
MILFORD, Iowa, Oct. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cycle Country Accessories Corp. (Amex: ATC), the outright leader in developing and manufacturing select custom-fitting accessories for the all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and other diversified industry products, is continuing to expand its relationships with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM's). Following last Tuesday's announcement with Vialink, ATC now has contracts with three OEM's and is in negotiations with at least three other manufacturers to provide Cycle Country designed products as accessories to new and existing product lines. These agreements leverage ATC's expertise in the design and building of products with the extensive dealer networks in place with the OEM manufacturers.
"We have carefully selected OEM business that is generally outside our core ATV accessories market so as not to interfere with the great job our dedicated group of distributors and dealers do for us year in and year out", stated Ron Hickman, President and CEO. "Our growing OEM business will enhance our product lines by allowing us to reach new markets."
OEM business has been steadily increasing over the last few years for Cycle Country. From 6% of total sales for fiscal year 2001 to 8% of total sales for fiscal year 2003, OEM sales have increased from $770,000 to just over $1.1 million, respectively. Cycle Country currently manufactures 34 products for its OEM customers, up from just 9 products a year ago. The increase in OEM business is projected to continue through the next fiscal year and reach sales levels almost double that of fiscal 2003 as business from new OEM's is added and current OEM customers expand the products manufactured for them by Cycle Country Accessories Corp.
About Cycle Country Accessories Corp.
Cycle Country, www.cyclecountry.com, with over 50% of the worldwide market in several product categories, is the industry leader in the design, engineering and manufacturing of custom-fitting accessories for the utility all-terrain vehicle (ATV).
Since 1981, Cycle Country has developed an extensive line of branded products of snowplows, lawnmowers, spreaders, sprayers, hitches and many other utility equipment items along with recreational accessories. The Company's products custom fit virtually every brand of ATV on the market, which are distributed to essentially all ATV and motorcycle dealers in North America.
The Company has 19 international distributors that sell Cycle Country products in 35 countries throughout Asia, Europe, Central and South America. Additionally, Cycle Country dominates the golf car wheel cover market by manufacturing approximately 90% of all wheel covers sold to original equipment manufacturers worldwide. The Company sells high-performance premium oil filters for motorcycles and ATVs throughout the U.S. under the brand name Perf-form Products. They also manufacture heavy-duty garden equipment attachments for garden tractors, ATVs and other utility vehicles within the Lawn & Garden industry under their brand name Weekend Warrior.
For the latest SEC filings or past news releases, go to the company's website at www.cyclecountry.com and click on the Investor Relations heading. Please direct any financial questions to Todd Doom at Modern Media, LLC. (317)413-7990.
SOURCE Cycle Country Accessories Corp.
CONTACT: Todd Doom at Modern Media, LLC, +1-317-413-7990, for Cycle
Country Accessories Corp.
Web site: http://www.cyclecountry.com
"...Touche'...", Mon Ami.
John
ps: "...Tee hee hee hee hee hee......................
I've kept an eye on MYIQ for several years, and I think it will be a longterm winner.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=291
Parents are into anything that will promote better Non-Hillary education at home or in the classrom.
John
Yo, chcr,
Glad to see you're still supporting the board.
Just completely ignore any flack and/or harrassment. And, keep the info coming.
Hope the Great Pumpkin lavishes you with goodies.....
John
Yo, foxmeister,
Welcome to the Hub, Mang...!!!
John
Oh dear, Joe,
You temporarily need to self-censor what you say until the 2003 QBURP Halloween Pump is over...!!!. The NEWBIES currently have a plan afoot to excise the sections of the 1st Amnedment that they find hard to deal with.
Since Rush is taking a break, we may have to call in "..Mr. Hand.." to take care of the problem.
".....And, we thank you for your suppport......"!!!
Bartles & James
Joe,
It's all very confusing. Plus I'm currently somewhat distracted by massaging, polishing, and discussing things 'flora' with the pumpkins in my oh so very, very, very sincere pumpkin patch..... Linus has promised me that he will be here promptly at 22:00 hours on the 31st. There's lots and lots "..magic.." in the air, if you can believe all you read on RB, aye.....
I think TMM is scheduled to be the major distributor for the B-17 tires and black-&-white Disney cartoons, and TTN will handle the B-17 inner tubes and valve stems. The yet-to-be PR'd and tactically unleaked TSA ( Triangle SinoAmerican Aerospace ) division will market the used TWA stewardess uniforms and silverware to the Chinese Space Agency.
Now they say some (gypsy) woman in Louisiana is also trying to help Fwankie "..get it up..", which doesn't make much sense based on his previous comments about being an employee at QBURP. Maybe Tiger Woods ( who loves New Orleans ) and Buick are involved, also. You know how Fwankie is about secreting all those 'signed contracts' in his high-security cigar box until the appropriate moment.
Even skunks says that MeTV is going 'round and round' like a 'spinning wheel'. Maybe you should put in a call to BS&T and see what they know.
Personally, I just going to wait for Baron Harkonnen to rev up his suspensor belt, gargle some Pride Cola, and
".........SHOW ME............."!!!
John
s,
I remember downloading the old MeTV demo stuff a long time back.
Are you subscribed, and is it up and running now...???
John
Welcome.............
http://www.secinfo.com/ ( sign up is free ).
http://www.investcom.com/us/mpgbulletin.htm
http://www.newsalert.com/
http://www.freeedgar.com/
http://www.pinksheets.com ( TSBB is not Pink, but they have a good Co. info section )
John
NEWS; The SEC f-i-n-a-l-l-y "...get's it...":
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=1609966
Oct 20, 2003 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) --
(FinancialWire) In a surprise announcement that has
shot through the U.S. microcap securities community
like a lightening bolt, the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission said late last week it will
consider a new Regulation SHO Wednesday, October 22,
at its 10 a.m. meeting. The regulation would require
short sellers in all equity securities to locate
securities to borrow before selling short, and add
further requirements to address "naked" short selling.
The practice of selling stocks without securing
certificates has pitted at least 13 market makers,
including Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB), Goldman, Sachs
& Co. (NYSE: GS), Knight Securities, LP (NASDAQ:
NITE), and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., Inc. (AMEX: LHS),
against some 106 public companies claiming "foul" for
over a year now, and has also called into question the
electronic settlement system run by the Depository
Trust and Clearing Corp. more commonly referred to as
the "DTC."
Despite its immense power in the securities industry,
and its "old boy" network of directors, the Depository
Trust has so far largely escaped the governance crises
that have struck, first the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission itself under Harvey L. Pitt, and
then the New York Stock Exchange and the American
Stock Exchange, currently owned by NASDAQ (OTCBB:
NDAQ).
Among other things, Regulation SHO would institute a
new uniform bid test, applicable to exchange-listed
and NASDAQ National Market System securities, that
would allow short sales to be effected at a price
above the consolidated best bid. Regulation SHO would
also suspend the operation of the proposed bid test
for specified highly liquid securities on a two-year
pilot basis.
The hearing, and assuming the SEC approves the staff's
proposal, the subsequent public comment period, is
expected to attract immense interest, as shareholders
and company executives vent their frustrations. SEC
spokesperson John Heine told FinancialWire that the
Wednesday hearings will be webcast directly from the
SEC at www.sec.gov.
Oct 20, 2003 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) --
(FinancialWire) In a surprise announcement that has
shot through the U.S. microcap securities community
like a lightening bolt, the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission said late last week it will
consider a new Regulation SHO Wednesday, October 22,
at its 10 a.m. meeting. The regulation would require
short sellers in all equity securities to locate
securities to borrow before selling short, and add
further requirements to address "naked" short selling.
The practice of selling stocks without securing
certificates has pitted at least 13 market makers,
including Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB), Goldman, Sachs
& Co. (NYSE: GS), Knight Securities, LP (NASDAQ:
NITE), and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., Inc. (AMEX: LHS),
against some 106 public companies claiming "foul" for
over a year now, and has also called into question the
electronic settlement system run by the Depository
Trust and Clearing Corp. more commonly referred to as
the "DTC."
Despite its immense power in the securities industry,
and its "old boy" network of directors, the Depository
Trust has so far largely escaped the governance crises
that have struck, first the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission itself under Harvey L. Pitt, and
then the New York Stock Exchange and the American
Stock Exchange, currently owned by NASDAQ (OTCBB:
NDAQ).
Among other things, Regulation SHO would institute a
new uniform bid test, applicable to exchange-listed
and NASDAQ National Market System securities, that
would allow short sales to be effected at a price
above the consolidated best bid. Regulation SHO would
also suspend the operation of the proposed bid test
for specified highly liquid securities on a two-year
pilot basis.
The hearing, and assuming the SEC approves the staff's
proposal, the subsequent public comment period, is
expected to attract immense interest, as shareholders
and company executives vent their frustrations. SEC
spokesperson John Heine told FinancialWire that the
Wednesday hearings will be webcast directly from the
SEC at www.sec.gov.
Oct 20, 2003 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) --
(FinancialWire) In a surprise announcement that has
shot through the U.S. microcap securities community
like a lightening bolt, the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission said late last week it will
consider a new Regulation SHO Wednesday, October 22,
at its 10 a.m. meeting. The regulation would require
short sellers in all equity securities to locate
securities to borrow before selling short, and add
further requirements to address "naked" short selling.
The practice of selling stocks without securing
certificates has pitted at least 13 market makers,
including Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB), Goldman, Sachs
& Co. (NYSE: GS), Knight Securities, LP (NASDAQ:
NITE), and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., Inc. (AMEX: LHS),
against some 106 public companies claiming "foul" for
over a year now, and has also called into question the
electronic settlement system run by the Depository
Trust and Clearing Corp. more commonly referred to as
the "DTC."
Despite its immense power in the securities industry,
and its "old boy" network of directors, the Depository
Trust has so far largely escaped the governance crises
that have struck, first the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission itself under Harvey L. Pitt, and
then the New York Stock Exchange and the American
Stock Exchange, currently owned by NASDAQ (OTCBB:
NDAQ).
Among other things, Regulation SHO would institute a
new uniform bid test, applicable to exchange-listed
and NASDAQ National Market System securities, that
would allow short sales to be effected at a price
above the consolidated best bid. Regulation SHO would
also suspend the operation of the proposed bid test
for specified highly liquid securities on a two-year
pilot basis.
The hearing, and assuming the SEC approves the staff's
proposal, the subsequent public comment period, is
expected to attract immense interest, as shareholders
and company executives vent their frustrations. SEC
spokesperson John Heine told FinancialWire that the
Wednesday hearings will be webcast directly from the
SEC at www.sec.gov.
Oct 20, 2003 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) --
(FinancialWire) In a surprise announcement that has
shot through the U.S. microcap securities community
like a lightening bolt, the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission said late last week it will
consider a new Regulation SHO Wednesday, October 22,
at its 10 a.m. meeting. The regulation would require
short sellers in all equity securities to locate
securities to borrow before selling short, and add
further requirements to address "naked" short selling.
The practice of selling stocks without securing
certificates has pitted at least 13 market makers,
including Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB), Goldman, Sachs
& Co. (NYSE: GS), Knight Securities, LP (NASDAQ:
NITE), and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., Inc. (AMEX: LHS),
against some 106 public companies claiming "foul" for
over a year now, and has also called into question the
electronic settlement system run by the Depository
Trust and Clearing Corp. more commonly referred to as
the "DTC."
Despite its immense power in the securities industry,
and its "old boy" network of directors, the Depository
Trust has so far largely escaped the governance crises
that have struck, first the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission itself under Harvey L. Pitt, and
then the New York Stock Exchange and the American
Stock Exchange, currently owned by NASDAQ (OTCBB:
NDAQ).
Among other things, Regulation SHO would institute a
new uniform bid test, applicable to exchange-listed
and NASDAQ National Market System securities, that
would allow short sales to be effected at a price
above the consolidated best bid. Regulation SHO would
also suspend the operation of the proposed bid test
for specified highly liquid securities on a two-year
pilot basis.
The hearing, and assuming the SEC approves the staff's
proposal, the subsequent public comment period, is
expected to attract immense interest, as shareholders
and company executives vent their frustrations. SEC
spokesperson John Heine told FinancialWire that the
Wednesday hearings will be webcast directly from the
SEC at www.sec.gov.
No apology expected or solicited.
T-A on a subpenny stock is a black art at best. But, if it works for you - great.
John
Well+/- ........................
One can call it an 'investment' if you qualify the funding thereof as "..spare change.." from your leftover Casino Money budget. As you can see, however, there are those around whom are grossly overbought and decidedly upside down using real money.
No doubt they are the same individuals who failed high school History, don't have a clue about Feahwuss Frwankie's background, and have become disgruntled to the point of trying to ACT UP when hearing it. Ces't la guerre.
The "..Spruce Goose.." flew one time, and a skoshe of C-4 might even lift Ol' Fatso off the ground. As for QBURP ever being on the AIR, all ya gotsta do in just....... "...................................SHOW ME..........................."!!!
John
Dave,
Please note all the new aliases on RavingBoolschmidt lately.
The "..2003 Halloween Pump.." is on, and the Great Pumpernickle (..the 'Lefty Loosey' Coast cousin to the Pillsbury Doughboy..) is rising out of the Pimento Patch to liquidate 0.0001 shares as fast as the boneheads will buy at 0.0002.
Whoooooooooooopeeeeeeeeeeeee yi yo ki ay............, aye.
John
A properly seasoned POV from which to proceed.
Good luck.
John
You've been promoted. Keep an eye out, aye.
John
Perhaps it might help if you noted who started this Discussion Board.
Now, I'll leave you to your enjoyent of it - unless things get to flowery.
John
led,
This isn't RB, so there is no need to preach to the choir.
ENGY is one step away from being a Shell. If that and the price movements work for you, great.
John
Cool........................
I hope bb closed out his shorts.
John