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Whatever you wish it to be, mine is .75 per share
Low volume and moving up, looks like there isn't much interest at this point. Which also means that it might not take a whole lot of news to move this to our dream level. JMHO
I am wondering who is the general public?
Not sure anyone on this board was upset with management.
I'm thinking it might be the insiders that hold all those
shares that total more than the float?
Good sales people do not always make good management.
If this is the case, then this company has really got its act together.
It uses talent to the betterment of all concerned.JMHO
You can not even imagine how much I wish you to be right as far as this company being the real deal.
Faith is believing what you do not see based on what you do see. As we have seen little if anything so far, trust is probably a better word than faith in this case.
Can one bash the behavior of management without bashing the company? I gave it my best shot.
I reserve my faith for things above human existence.
I am only looking for transparency of PBLS financials.
1. If the earnings are good, then we made great investments.
2. If the earnings are down, then we didn't do so well but are willing to wait until profitability occurs ro sell and move on.
3. If the earnings reports are never reported and sink to
unfathomable levels, SEC starts to investigate why insiders have not filed the appropriate paperwork, then we have been scammed.
I fear for number 3, but hope for number 1.
The longer we go without financials, the closer I
get to believing number 3.
It is only bragging until you have proof.
We do not know how many shares PA has, SEC does not
require disclosure and the State of Nevada won't tell.
in about 6 hours and a few minutes.
Holiday weekend, we should expect lower volume and lower prices. Great buying oportunities this afternoon. JMHO
Someday we will find out just how real this company is.
Right now this company is in Nevada. What happens in Nevada
stays in Nevada. It may a long time before we find
out anything more about this company.
Gross revenues do not always make net profits.
It is better to walk away from a bad deal than to
go through with it only to do severe financial damage to the company. No deal is better than a bad deal.
With this being a holiday weekend there may be some
good buy opportunities on Friday afternoon.
And then again if there are few sellers there may
be some selling opportunities..... JMHO
It is always a good sign when an insider buys shares.
It is almost always a red flag when and insider sells.
I think we may be going about this transfer of assets all wrong.
Transfer Methodology
The decision-making process for choosing the type of transfer that will be used to move assets to a particular structure.
It is the structure of the corporation that is changing and so also the assets must change. LFWK to SLJB.
Not sure what that means for a Nevada Corp.
Most likely it is all electronic paperwork for asset protection rather than titles, etc.
I did read on one website that properties in other areas are
shown on the books as being leased out.
Not sure any of this is correct, but thought someone might
be able to take it farther....
In my book there is absolutely no comparison between PBLS and SLJB. SLJB has stated that audited financials will be available around September 15, 2006. PBLS promised audited financials around July 2006.
SLJB has released its current unaudited financials, while PBLS
has only released its 2005 undocumented financials.
SLJB is a service orientated company that has a great realationship with its shareholders. It has hired an IR firm to better serve its stockholders.
SLJB is headed to the NASDAQ while PBLS is headed to subpenny
territory.
IMO comparing these two companies is not like comparing apples and oranges but apples to a watered down orange flavored drink.
Really do hope you are right. Still own enough shares to make some money on PBLS. Just gotta make sure to take the money off the table when it is at the top and not the bottom.
Thanks for the chart lesson, it looks to me that it confirms that BIGN should be the next one to take off. JMHO
BIGN has the best looking chart for short term profits.
lowest short term risk, SLJB should be moving big time in
a couple of weeks, lowest mid-term risk, PBLS not looking good for long term. highest all round risk.
SLJB lowest rewards for largest investment.
PBLS highest rewards for lowest investment.
BIGN middle of the road. not necessarily the safest.
Of course I have only been seriously investing since the beginning of the year.
JMHO
Any idea when the shareholders will vote on ending the BDC status of the company?
I want to make sure I vote my shares to change status to a real oil and gas company.
I want to thank everyone who bought my shares. I've been selling off my shares and now hold less than half of my original position. My financial loss is substantial. However, this is the first day in a long time where my account will finish green.
As far as Alpo, I gave that up long ago, I go to the horse
feed store and get a year's supply of oats at a time.
Cheepest and healthiest food on earth as long as it is kept in air-tight containers.
It would be wonderful if the company would do the right thing
and publish their financials.
It was Patrick Henry, an American Patriot.
Worldcom and Enron only had one audit firm....
Not sure about Tyco.
They were doing some inventory work down in New Orleans,
Who knows.
Yet, if it were a FEMA trailer, it would be remodeled and have a magic carpet installed. Maybe that is why it took so long for
the assets to arrive. Magic carpets don't fly very fast.
I think PA will come around to the shareholder perspective, only when his share inventory is tapped out and he can't get the funds together to broker another deal.
Until then all we can do is re-evaluate our loyalty with every step down in price. However, if we can hold on, the wait could reproduce in our accounts every penny we invested.
Oh that explains it, it is one of those modified mobile buildings you see at all construction projects.
Thanks for helping me figure that one out....
I've been looking over this PR and keep coming up with all sorts of questions. like...
Exactly what assets are they talking about?
Is it physical assets such as plant and buildings? Doesn't make sense to move inventory half way around the world..
Could it be intellectual property? That would be employees and they would then be owned by the state of Nevada..
Could it be documents, property titles, or nuts and bolts.
And what about that balance sheet. Does this mean that if they
build a building on this side of the world do they have to match it with a like one in the UAE?
I really liked the PR, it got me thinking about everything except the numbers on that balance sheet. Maybe it is only a cover for the corporate teeter totter?
WINDSOR, ON -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/23/06 -- Sulja Brothers Building Supplies, Ltd. (PINKSHEETS: SLJB) completed the asset transfer to the State of Nevada. Sulja Bros.' attorneys have paid all creditors and liens on the assets prior to the move. The balance sheet has been forwarded to auditor to complete our financials.
CEO Steve Sulja stated: "The State of Nevada has received the assets. The balance sheet has been sent to our auditor and we expect to have the audited financials completed in mid-September. We are pleased to update our shareholders of the asset and audit progress. KPMG and Price Waterhouse Coopers will complete the audit and the assets are contained in the upcoming audited financials. Our shareholders have requested an update through Marquee Asset Management and we are listening to the concerns. We continue to gain new work and have some exciting updates to be released."
At 5.5% interest it might have been better to do the whole deal in cash. Or better yet, disclose financials, run up the stock and then get the new company with recycled IOUs.
Selling out stockholders to buy convenience items is not going to take this stock to the big boards on wall street. JMHO
The messenger is wrong. If you would read through all of the
PRs you will find that this company is well organized, has
a fantastic business plan and keeps the shareholders informed beyond reason.
Most pinkies gag the TA, while this company opens a new
office and hires a PR firm.
This is truly a unique service orientated company.
If you want to see a company that hates stockholders
go and read the last 5 prs for PBLS
If you really want something to complain about,
go buy PBLS stock.
Don't forget a couple of churches and a morgue.
Maybe a car chop shop or two..LOL
It may not be a conflict of interest if they do not fly
from your airport. Smaller plane might fly from surrounding airports and not DFW...
I think they copied that valuation from one of the pumpers on the RB Board....
Probably just spit iou's.
Stock movin up today, it is about time for something in the works to be exposed......
Maybe if we knew all the details of this deal, we would be
running for the exits.
Then again, we might be lickin our chops waiting for the price to take off so we can buy one of their jets.
Then again, today's price action moved the pps all the way up to where it was 2 days ago for a couple of minutes.
In this case silence is golden for the pockets of the insiders.
I think the NYSE was trying to purchase the London Exchange.
I think they might own a large share of it.
It all depends on your broker.
Do they need to do some kind of financial reporting to the SEC and if so when.
I think that will blast this PPS.
The hedge funds are running this into the ground.
The only way to avert that action is to become
transparent and fully reporting.
The PPS can move up even if there is a net loss.
PBLS is performing a great disservice to its
shareholders by not releasing the promised financials.
In the last couple of days, the direction of money flow
appears to have reversed.
No way that PBLS is buying back shares,
can't give the stock away
at any price . . .
Seems dangerous if you miss the tennis ball and it goes
flying over the edge. Doesn't look like there is a net.
Look again, now its there, now its gone.....