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Thanks Gail.
Shine a flashlight in her ear.
From crawling across the street when the sign said "don't walk."
How do you make a blond's eyes light up?
Why did the blond have tire tracks on her back?
Sometimes that's simply not sending an annual list of current officers. What I found interesting was that according to the Form 4 he paid $5.00 for each of the over 6 million shares. $30+ million for VOIP?
A blind man enters a lady's bar by mistake. Finding his way to the bar, he orders a drink. After a few drinks he yells, "Does anybody want to hear a blonde joke?"
The place gets silent. Then a woman with a deep, husky voice sitting to the right of the man says, "Sir, since you are blind, I think it is only fair to let you know that
The bartender is a blonde woman.
The bouncer is a blonde woman.
The woman on your left is blonde and a professional wrestler.
I'm a six foot tall blonde woman with a black belt in karate.
The woman next to me is blonde and a professional weight lifter.
Do you still want to tell that joke?"
"Nah," says the man. "Not if I'm gonna have to explain it FIVE times."
Put her in the shower with a bottle of shampoo that says "rinse and repeat."
How do you get a blond to starve to death?
But it could happen. If it was just a typo in the order who would buy it at .001? It's more likely a typo from whoever sends out the info to the reporting services. If that's the case, tomorrow it may not show.
Maybe somebody put in a market order to buy at .0001. We've seen market orders fill below the bid, why not the reverse?
Is there more to this than my feeling that MSTF means nothing to them anymore?
Thanks. I love digging stuff up. Have you ever looked at AMAF? It's a pretty clean shell with a 10Q due soon.
The only problem is this time last year they had 500,000,000 A/S. Now they have 5 billion.
I'll be around.
VOIP - This tidbit appeared today - Jaycee 100% owner:
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=6528834
VOIP - I saw this tidbit today:
http://www.pinksheets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=6528834
James Jaycee has 100% of this shell
ASFX - 2,500,000,000 A/S as of 02/04/09. 306,613,072 O/S 12/31/08 per pinksheets. Probably more O/S now.
Their filing with pinksheets said they would do all their business on the web. They don't need a "store."
Thanks for the information.
From allstocks.com
MURF ,M ,MURPHY & DURIEU ,NEW YORK, NY ,212-422-1941
MURF ,M ,MURPHY & DURIEU ,N.Y. CONVERTIBLE ,212-618-0915
MURF ,M ,MURPHY & DURIEU ,PFDS & WRNTS ,800-227-3210
They are deregistered with the SEC since May, 2007. They do not have to release their financial statements unless they want to, or, under SEC rule 144, there is restricted stock that needs to be sold.
Depressing, indeed. Another possibility is an investor throwing in the towel, which imo isn't always a bad thing.
I think this is pretty descriptive:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=trades&cb=1239032067&symbol=NO^ECCI&java_vm=sun&java_vm_ver=1.6.0_13&fp=10.0.12
After some research and discussion Learner and I have determined that the true A/S of TFZI is 10,000,000,000. This is confirmed by a 3/30/09 amendment filed with SOS Colorado.
I saw that, thanks. I'm not in it though.
Thanks for the information!
The company has 300,000,000 million authorized shares and 67,758,866 outstanding as of 11/30/2008, according to the 10Q filed 01/20/09.
FNGP - 300,000,000A/S - 67,758,866O/S - as of 11/30/08 per their 10Q filed 01/20/09
TFZI - 10,000,000,000A/S - as of 3/30/09 with Colorado SOS amendment:
http://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/ViewImageAttachment.do?fileId=20091180116&attachment=1&attachLoc=
MVBY 1,000,000,000A/S - 96,901,274O/S - 40,487,364 float 12/31/08
From the latest Pinksheets filing:
As of December 31, 2008, there were 96,901,274 shares of common stock issued and outstanding and 2,000 preferred shares issued. 40,487,364 of common shares were freely tradable (public float). There were 1,000,000,000 shares of common stock authorized and 30,000,000 shares of preferred stock authorized. Preferred Stock is not publically traded.
• Ticker Symbol: MVBY.PK
The link I provided was to the Fla amendment. It is 100 billion.
TOFS 100,000,000,000 per FLA amendment filed 12/04/2008:
http://www.sunbiz.org/pdf/00267503.pdf
AMAF 100,000,000 A/S From their latest 10K (fully reporting):
Indicate the number of shares outstanding of each of the issuer's classes of common stock, as of the latest practicable date. 82,566,666 shares of Common Stock outstanding as of December 31, 2008
Is a shell but may wake up - management working on it, read the 10K, it's short
It's a great board. If we take Gail's advice and buy at .0001 we all pay the same price. But don't forget that they are at .0001 for a reason. Don't invest...flip.
I'm not in this one, just watching.
"Investors" in GRDO have chewed the meat off the bones that the company has provided. It's up to Watson to provide fresh food for them to digest. To me the chart clearly shows the uncertainty that exists right now, and I expect the slow spiral downwards to continue until either value is perceived or meaningful news comes out.
I read the latest 10K and it tells me that they need money. Would you loan money to their "Wall St" franchise with it's track record? Now they have a new business. We all know how difficult it is to get financing for new ventures. Selling shares to get money to cover operating expenses is sometimes the only way to survive or get something started. I'm not being negative here, just trying to explain to myself what could be one of the reasons for all the volume lately. I don't own any FNGP.
More ibox leads.
I don't know what they looked like before GRDO acquired them. I would think similar companies would have similar websites. Things like contact info and privacy policies might have differences. Eventually they will link to the home site.
I can't help you there; I'm not in this one. 550,000,000 beats the heck out of billions though.