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I hear ya Red, I knew he was full of chit back in '04
Melvin better be named in upcoming investigation for his part that's for damn sure
GO LEE GO!
well at least TOGI got out! That's all that matters! not like us 50,000 dopes
funny though they were really "nice" on the air hey real down to earth straight guys who wanted to help the "average investor"? lol
Anybody remember IBC radio? check this out lol
SEC files suit against stock talk show host
2008-02-01 15:16 ET - Street Wire
Also Street Wire (U-*SEC) U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
by Mike Caswell
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed civil charges against Daryn P. Fleming, a B.C. man who ran the Internet radio show Stock Talk Live. The regulator claims that he dumped shares of his radio company, International Broadcasting Corp., while he issued false news releases saying the company was affiliated with AM stations in Florida.
The SEC filed the complaint in U.S. District Court in Washington State on Jan. 23, 2008. It names as defendants Mr. Fleming, 43, and a Florida man, Mathew Bruce, 60. It identifies International Broadcasting as a Spokane-based company that traded on the OTC Bulletin Board.
In its complaint, the SEC says International Broadcasting transmitted the Stock Talk Live show over the Internet and through two AM radio stations in Sarasota, Fla., WTMY AM 1280 and WWPR AM 1490.
The problems began in October, 2005, after the company stopped broadcasting through the Florida stations, but claimed it still had a deal with them. International Broadcasting had sent its feed to the stations through a satellite transmission, but shut it down due to budget constraints. Once the radio shows stopped, Stock Talk Live was only available over the Internet.
In spite of having ended its deals with the AM stations, International Broadcasting issued a news release on Oct. 28, 2005, claiming that it was still affiliated with them and that it had acquired another AM radio affiliate, WIBQ-AM 1220, in Sarasota. The news release quoted WIBQ's manager, Scott Jacobson, as expressing enthusiasm for International Broadcasting's programming, particularly Stock Talk Live, but the SEC says the news was untrue. The deal did not exist and no one named Scott Jacobson worked at WIBQ.
On Nov. 10, 2005, Mr. Fleming directed the company to issue another news release, this one saying it had increased its number of radio station affiliates to four. It claimed that the company had an agreement with an FM radio affiliate, WTKS 104.1 FM in Cocoa Beach, Fla., and that WTKS program director Katherine Brown had expressed enthusiasm for Stock Talk Live.
The SEC says the Nov. 10 news was also false, but this time, at least one investor noticed. During a Nov. 14, 2005, show, an International Broadcasting shareholder called in and said he had talked to Ms. Brown, and she said the Nov. 10 news release was untrue. Mr. Fleming tried to persuade him otherwise, by saying that the there was a miscommunication because the station was in the process of being sold.
The same day, International Broadcasting issued a news release retracting the Nov. 10 news, "due to erroneous content and fabricated quotes."
In later broadcasts, callers again questioned International Broadcasting's deals with radio stations, and the SEC says Mr. Fleming and Mr. Bruce misrepresented them as true. In a Nov. 28, 2005, broadcast, Mr. Fleming brought Mr. Bruce on the show to address investor worries. He explained that International Broadcasting had an agreement with potential buyers of a radio station, but the purchase fell through, so International Broadcasting's deal fell through too. In the wake of his explanation, the stock gained 15-100ths of a penny, to close at 35-100ths.
When SEC staff members later asked Mr. Bruce about the show, he said he was just doing PR. "It's done all the time in the radio business."
Between Oct. 28, 2005, and Jan. 13, 2006, Mr. Fleming sold large quantities of International Broadcasting stock, the SEC says.
The regulator is seeking an order permanently banning Mr. Fleming from acting as an officer or director. It is also asking for appropriate civil penalties against Mr. Fleming and Mr. Bruce.
In a separate action, the SEC made similar allegations against International Broadcasting (now known as Copper King Mining Ventures). The company settled the suit by agreeing to an injunction barring future violations of portions of the U.S. Securities Act.
Mr. Fleming resigned from International Broadcasting in 2006, and now operates Wall Street West, another Internet talk show.
http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=Z-C:*SEC-1455020&symbol=*SEC&news_region=C
welcome to the show, LOL
hey Jimmy, an oldie but a goodie
600....BAIL BAIL BAIL lol
I'm soo glad I have no money in the market right now
TSE down 550 points...yikes
count me in uber!
okay thanks :)
entourage WILL be worthless? LOL pups!
Janice, question...You've seen your fair share of scams....just wondering, on a scale of 1-10 Ten being the biggest of all scams and 1 being the smallest of scams(not necessarily in monetary terms)What would you rate CMKX?
when's the "buyout" Willy?? LMFAO
merry christmas to you too Jan!
Bad Boys Bad Boys, whatcha gonna dooo when they come for you
Andy and Melvin sweatin in their boots?? LMAO
Bring on the documents!!!!
ahhh alas I have no access either, I snagged it from RB
Sorry Janice, I'm sure there's gotta be someone out here in cyberspace with access or knows someone who has an alias there.
anybody?
uhhh nuts? freakin crazy tropical fruitcakes?
hahahaha
BY INES1OO:2 new psychic updates from other shareholders
http://millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=main&thread=1180578618&page=7
LOL COME ONNNNNN is she listening to herself??
16mb's worth of money laundering...YEEEESH!
Enron looks like childplay compared to our fiasco
LOL True Janice :) Good thing it's not a legal document
new documents on the corporate page along with an update
http://www.cmkmdiamondsinc.com
hehehe it's so laughable what a moron he is.
Nilly Willy still using his pen-is pump
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From WillyWizards weekly e-mail
CMKM Diamonds Inc.
The new rumor is CMKX will start trading again in Canada. It is an interesting rumor and if true how do we trade or certs from the US Stock Exchanges. All we can do is set back and waiting and watch. I still believe one day we will have a stock that could easily surprise the nay Sayers.
Thank you,
Hal Engel aka WillyWizard
(apx. 925 million shares)
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BWAHAHAHAHA DOPE!
SEC halts Kimber-X Resources
2007-12-06 17:33 ET - Street Wire
Also Street Wire (U-*SEC) U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Also Street Wire (U-KRXR) Kimber Resources Inc
by Mike Caswell
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Canada's top securities regulator, has halted Kimber-X Resources Inc., a Vancouver-linked spam stock that had a $300-million market cap in June. The SEC cited questions about the accuracy of the company's news releases and its disclosure of stock transactions by insiders, among other things.
While the SEC has not released many other details, the company's disclosure raises questions about how the stock, which trades on the pink sheets, reached a high of $1.40 this June. (All figures are in U.S. dollars.)
In its most recent balance sheet, dated June 30, 2007, Kimber-X reported no assets and quarterly expenditures of just $6,000. In addition, it had 215,474,251 shares outstanding.
Until this August, Kimber-X's only potential asset was a proposed deal for a diamond prospect in Saskatchewan. The company has said little about any past work on that ground, and its news releases mentioned no sampling or drilling. Kimber-X has since signed a formal agreement to earn a 55-per-cent interest in the property on undisclosed terms, but has not completed any exploration.
The company's president, Vancouver resident James Neil, offered no explanation for the halt. "We can back up everything," he said. Stockwatch contacted him at his other job, as the investor relations contact for CIBT Education Group Inc., a TSX Venture Exchange company.
Mr. Neil would not speculate on how Kimber-X's price rose so much earlier this year. "We have nothing to do with any junk mail," he said. When asked for details on the company's ownership, he said he had no comment. In June, regulatory filings disclosed that he owned 200 million of Kimber-X's 215 million shares.
Although Kimber-X has Mr. Neil as its only director, only officer and largest shareholder, it lists an address in Delaware. Mr. Neil said he is only the acting president, and he would not say who controls the company.
Mr. Neil refused to speculate on why the SEC selected his company out of the hundreds of spam stocks. "I don't really have any comment for you Mike," he said.
In February, spam touting Kimber-X started appearing in inboxes, and in October it was registered by the website www.spamnation.info. Containing nonsense like "Ready for a run" and "KRXR.PK is growing very fast," the e-mails projected a price of $3.75 for the stock.
Unfortunately for investors, the stock has since gone in the opposite direction; it closed on Wednesday at 16 cents. In March, Kimber-X issued a news release denying anything to do with the spam.
Tout sheets
In addition to spam, at least one tout sheet has been writing about Kimber-X. In September, Market Advisors Research of Nebraska assigned the stock a $2.05 target. It said the company was working near the Fort a la Corne kimberlite field and that about 75 per cent of that area's kimberlites contain diamonds.
According to the fine print, Market Advisors Inc. accepted $3,000 from a company called Alex Consulting Inc. to prepare the report.
This July, Alex Consulting again paid for a favourable research report, this time paying $14,000 to Wall Street News Alert. Like the other tout sheet, Wall Street News said the company's Fort a la Corne joint venture could boost the stock.
Operation Spamalot
Kimber-X is the latest spam stock halted by the SEC in its 10-month crackdown on such companies. This March, the regulator halted 35 stocks with junk e-mail problems, and 14 of them had links to Vancouver. The suspensions, issued as part of Operation Spamalot, were aimed at reducing the estimated 100 million stock spams sent each week.
In nearly every case, the companies denied having anything to do with the spam.
Since then, many of those stocks have collapsed. Goldmark Industries Inc., which had a 52-week high of 42.5 cents, last traded at one cent. Another, Koko Petroleum Ltd., once traded at $2.50, but now trades at two cents.
Kimber-X's suspension, like earlier Spamalot halts, lasts for 15 days. In making the suspension, the SEC acknowledged the assistance of the Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission.
http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bid=Z-C:*SEC-1440355&symbol=*SEC&news_region=C
Entourage ****2 cent turd flushed down the toilet*****
SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN, Sep 18, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX) -- United Uranium Corp. (TSX VENTURE:UUC) The Company is pleased to announce that it has received a preliminary analysis of the VTEM airborne survey conducted over its Middleton Lake property, located to the east of the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan. There are a number of interpreted structures evident in the data. A ground crew has been examining rock structure in the Way Lake area of the property and will be moving further north to Middleton Lake this week. The property adjoins JNR Resources' Way Lake project where surface samples have yielded up to 48% U3O8. The overburden in the area is shallow (1-10 metres), the sandstone having been eroded. The targets being sought are the basement-hosted type like the Millennium deposit and the Eagle Point Mine. New IKONOS satellite imagery has been purchased for the area and is being used to delineate structural geochemical traps which could host uranium.
The Company also announces that it is now the owner of a 100% interest in its Hatchet Lake area uranium property in Saskatchewan. The Company's previous partner in the project, Entourage Mining Ltd., was unable to raise the necessary funding to continue its participation in the Hatchet Lake project. To date, the Company has spent approximately $750,000 at Hatchet Lake, and planning is underway for a winter exploration program.
The Company also reports that all of its funds are securely held in Guaranteed Investment Certificates and corporate accounts at the Royal Bank of Canada, with no exposure to Asset Backed Commercial Paper. The Company is well-funded to carry out its exploration plans.
For more information please visit our website at www.uniteduranium.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Rick
ehhh Jimmy, you make moderator yet?
ROFLMAO
LOLOLOLOL sick dooooood
pffftt, like that'll happen....lol you know jimmy and his "conspiracy theories"
oh jeezus, if Treffery comes here I'm leavin'
lol that he may be...but hopefully we don't have to call him "his eminence"
hahaha, where'd THAT guy go eh??
ya figure jimmy will get the job?
not I....
lol bud... :)
funny though that the committee accepted that guy who sees UFOs and rejected Colbert. I don't live in the states and normally could care less about american politics but Colbert gets me interested...it seems to me that he's the political shaker the system needs down there. Someone to question things and bring back interest to an uninteresting venue..