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My pleasure KF glad I could help.
You can PM at will on Fridays during Happy Hour, which I think starts right after market close, but you might want to double check the details given on this by the site.
Hope this helps.
POST OF THE WEEK. Way too much banter and way too little substance here.
Hey Booch & Babe, my post was in jest...
This being said, I hope Costonis realizes that it's not just the pps that's on the line at this point, it's his entire credibility after all these months of super-hype. IF he walks the talk and RMDG is the co he constanty describes as being so amazing (as you all know I agree the POTENTIAL is there) then there's no reason why those financials couldn't be released but also AUDITED in short order and the co moved to OTCBB.
He is a man who talks and hypes a great deal. RMDG will be a company worth investing in when he starts walking that talk with real numbers and a business plan. I will be the first to add then, and I can tell you that there are many other shareholders who feel the same way. Should he fail to deliver, he will be seen as yet another pinkie-scamster-CEO, there's no two ways about it.
Art isn't pleased with all the fluff and puff coming out of RMDG but he thinks the business model has potential. He just started a competing company and hired new artists who kick butt, the main one is Brother REALROCKSOLIDMONEY (feel free to call his manager, his name is Will Notlie.)
Rook I had missed Lucy's original post (22086) the one that outlines some Capstone patents. I also just finally had time to listen to the interview on MN1, it was a 100% acquisition so I suppose that IF all proceeds from those patents + sales profits go straight to China Direct, it's theoretically possible that margins be that high. BUT he said 50-55% is the profit margin typically realized for Capstone, which doesn't jive with CHDT's own PR:
"For FY2005 (unaudited), Capstone had gross sales of $2.167 million, gross profit of $661,489 and net income of $92,535 after a one-time tax deferral adjustment of ($209,940)")
There was no mention of any numbers when it comes to upcoming Capstone-related revenue such as quarterly etc. for CHDT which I found a bit odd. Current retailer distribution agreements are impressive, but 2 mil gross a year is not.
1) This does not answer my question AT ALL.
2) I know Rook from other stocks I'm in too, although I rarely post public. I was asking the Q to HIM, or any other investor who would have a sensible answer. I've owned two Capstone products, those were in a market where margins a razor-thin, hence my REASONABLE question.
3) Lucy did unveil some products which is great but maybe there are others?
4) Do you always come across in such an abrasive way? It's not very pleasant.
Hard to see where there would be high margins on this type of products, are there others?
Thanks.
Words of common sense and wisdom! "we are consolidating before the most important milestones are legitimized"
Condescending and gloating manipulator Fungus Jerk obviously has lots of time to spend trying to waste others' time, not to mention hurting newbies...
...Has not contributed one iota of useful DD, thinking or information to this board, ditto for other boards...
... reminds me of a 5th grader I used to know...
on IGGY.
Anndee, hurricane season has a LONG way to go, there has been many posts about that. You will find weather-related resources in the ibox as well.
Correction if you don't mind, we HOPE we'll be listed as an OTC BB stock by the end of the month. These things have a habit of taking longer than expected!
I think many investors have overlooked the importance of the recent hire. Kiefer is alright but in my mind the new CFO has the capability of taking NSMG to much higher spheres. Getting top-notch management and becoming a reporting company (finally!) after the nice re-positioning that occurred with those new subsidiaries in damage-prone area, all excellent steps in the right direction.
If they print a reasonable amount of new shares announced with the up-listing we should see a short dip followed by steady gains. IF they print zillions of new shares all bets are off and we should see a major tumble, but would they be dumb enough to do that given the hundreds of millions of dollars that will become available when insurance companies finally start paying up on a large scale for repairs to roofs and homes taken out by hurricane Katrina? Time will tell.
The EMINENT AUDIT is coming...
Wow!
Wonder who will sign it:
Royal Accounting, Inc.?
Sacred Balances International?
LOL
All valid points rheddle and I do hope you're right. However seeing steady SELLING pressure after a reg D has been closed always worries me.
And indeed we are now trading subsub, last sale I see is for over 3 grand at .0009 (4 mil shares or so.)
As you say, we shall see, but so far not so good.
yup, people have SOLD over 7 mil shares in the last 15 minutes. Hmmmm.
Booch RMDG isn't likely to have real meat PR-wise or pps-wise until management shows HOW MUCH it's in the black AND states that's it won't be diluting further for X months (weeks? LOL)
Not trying to rain on any parade, but too many people have been burned. Given Costonis' track record (all talking, no walking) those are the minimal conditions to be met for this investor and I'm pretty sure many others.
Sounds to me that they MAY use other avenues to raise additional capital. They announced new shares at the same time they announced Scott Knoll as CFO - an excellent move IMHO giving his track record as others have pointed out - and I wonder if what they told you isn't the result of him now having had a chance to look at the books a little closer and considering NOT issuing new shares. Hmmm...
Either way I hope NSMG moves to the BB asap. It's long overdue.
Two new links posted by MOMO at the bottom of the ibox for those interested in the hurricane side of the NSMG business.
No worries I've got you pegged. I know your kind.
You fooled me once, but once only.
I could use the same type of sarcasm but what would be the point? A total waste of time.
(Other ihubbers, I would urge you to click on his name to access his profile, just read his posts, they speak volumes.)
Geez, NICE GUY...
Enjoy rubbing it in eh?
Man...
Agree, Surprised not to see more dumpage though. Hmmm...
Huh? Translate please LOL.
Going back to pinks... usually not very good...
TR did you get out LOL?
Nice post, thanks for sharing pic.
Valparaiso, Fla is about FIVE HUNDRED MILES AWAY from NSMG sub, Pinnacle Roofing. I very much doubt they would have had a bid on this job in the first place.
Secondly, this stock has a small float which I do not believe was "diluted" in any way recently.
A very irresponsible post, at best.
If I am wrong please post concrete evidence.
Agreed 100%. Come on guys! Let's share here and not attack, OK?
Speaking of which, has anybody heard anything new?
Do you know what part of FL mhinsea?
Florence Lashes Bermuda; TD-7 Gathering Strength
http://wwwa.accuweather.com/news-top-headline.asp
Have a look at 777.
I wouldn't dare predicting anything but she's probably gonna go back up a little today and they'll do the same thing at 9:30 AM tomorrow and until the next hurricane is in the news. Anything around 15 cents is dirt cheap for NSMG, and you better believe that they know it.
FWIW based on their bidwhacking and frontloading patterns I highly doubt they're done. I expect this to go on for a few more days.
What's even worse here is that they know full well that the MMs will swallow stop sells put out be people who work 9-5 and have no access to their stocks.
Pretty ruthless stuff, but it happens every day especially during amateur hour.
Patience is the key, as always.
Todd your feelings are exactly what the sharks feed on and the recent drop has very little if anything to do with what the company's fundamentals. This is a great entry point or adding point, I wish I could add more here believe me.
It would not surprise me one bit to see NSMG soon go back up to 30 cents or more. Expect it'll be pumped like mad by the very same people who ran down the pps by judiciously selling small amounts of their free shares at or below bid over the past few trading days. The jerks are incredibly good at it.
Hey TR good to hear from you. Same thoughts croosed my mind but the volume's been so small that it also supports the other scenario which is that everyone has remained completely tight-lipped and things are somehow at a standstill.
I like yours better though LOL.
ARET, any info wafting adrift after the SEC meeting 2 days ago?
Any birdies?
Alright I'll spell it out.
When this stock started being heavily pumped back in the Spring, that was done in great part by a handful of people who specialize in frontloading, pumping like crazy, and then leaving the sheep out for slaughter before moving on to the next target. No need to look far, they do this everyday right here on ihub.
Anyway... some of these jerks have access to very large amounts of cash, and often keep lots of free shares in seasonal stocks anyway... it's then very easy to bidwhack and create panic... expect some upward action in the near future now that a bunch of stops have been wiped out on the way down... next we get the usual weeees, zzzzzzzzzzs, etc if you get my drift, and oh what a surprise, we go right back up as the next few hurricanes approach our country.
I haven't had time to look for 144s and such, it's a hugely busy time for me, but I don't think that NSMG insiders selling into the news is the cause of today's slide. Consider that today, on GOOD news (except possibly the business with "new shares" but remember that this one has a very small float, any half-smart CEO/CFO would know that it's a huge asset and wouldn't want to change that in any dramatic way) we traded only 1.8 mil shares, a mere 50% above the ADV.
Read my previous post...
NSMG - Tropical Storm Florence will likely become the first major hurricane of the 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season by this weekend. While the AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center is forecasting the most likely scenario will send Florence away from the East Coast toward Atlantic Canada, there is concern that the powerful hurricane could strike the East Coast of the United States.
At 10 a.m. EDT, Tropical Storm Florence was located a little more than 1,000 miles southeast of Bermuda. Sustained winds have increased slightly, and are now around 55 mph with gusts to about 70 mph. The storm is moving west-northwest at 10 mph. The AccuWeather.com Hurricane Center meteorologists are forecasting over the next 24 hours Florence will continue on its west-northwest track around the southern periphery of an area of high pressure. Through the weekend and early next week, the high will shift to the east and the clockwise winds circulating around the high will guide Florence more to the northwest and then the north. This path would take Florence over Bermuda, battering the island nation with flooding rains and hurricane-force winds. As next week gets underway, a trough of low pressure moving off the Northeast coast will steer Florence to the northeast. While the U.S. East Coast would avoid a direct hit, Atlantic Canada will be in the storm's path.
Even if Florence does not make landfall on the East Coast, it will not pass quietly. As Florence turns away from the United States early next week, coastal areas from the Outer Banks of North Carolina to Maine will have to endure high surf and rough seas.
While this is the most likely scenario, AccuWeather.com is concerned about the potential that Florence could strike the East Coast. If the high remains strong enough in its current position, Florence's swing towards the North Atlantic will not take place until after the storm batters the East Coast.
Florence is expected to become the first major hurricane of the 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Season. As the storm continues to move to the west-northwest, the surrounding environment will become more conducive for strengthening. Florence will move over warmer waters and the strong winds blowing the thunderstorm cloud tops away from the storm's center will lessen. By Friday, Florence is forecast to become the second hurricane this year, and is expected to intensify into a major hurricane; with maximum-sustained winds of 111 mph or higher, by Sunday.
http://wwwa.accuweather.com/news-top-headline.asp
Not nuts, just very shrewd and manipulative people (some well-known right here on ihub) doing calculated selling to run her down and scare people out of their shares.
I was hoping for such a hire. It's a company that has tremendous upside in terms of both business volume and profit. I also like that NSMG will start the paperwork to move to OTCBB later this month.
Comments folks?
NSMG - National Storm Management Names Scott Knoll Chief Financial Officer
Thursday September 7, 9:00 am ET
Seasoned Veteran Hired to Move Company Through Its Next Phase of Development
CHICAGO, IL--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 7, 2006 -- National Storm Management, Inc. (Other OTC:NSMG.PK - News), an expanding national construction company providing storm restoration services, announced today that it has appointed Scott Knoll as its chief financial officer (CFO). Mr. Knoll succeeds outgoing CFO Mark Noffke, who recently left the company to pursue other interests.
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Mr. Knoll comes to National Storm Management from WhittmanHart, Inc., a leading provider of business and technology services. During his tenure at WhittmanHart, Mr. Knoll played a critical role in various financial positions for the company, most recently serving as CFO, and working closely with its visionary CEO Bob Bernard since 1992.
"Scott is a seasoned veteran with extensive experience in building successful finance and operational teams for both public and private companies," said Terry Kiefer, chief executive officer, National Storm Management. "We are very excited to have someone of his caliber and expertise on board as we work towards our next phase of development."
"National Storm Management has a solid vision for the future with a growth plan that is achievable and measurable," said Scott Knoll. "I look forward to working closely with Terry Kiefer and the rest of the National Storm Management team to achieve both our short and long-term objectives."
Prior to WhittmanHart, Mr. Knoll spent nine years working in real estate, most notably serving as a portfolio analyst for JMB Realty. He holds a B.S. in Accounting from the University of Illinois and is also a CPA.
As part of National Storm's growth plan, and to further the company's goal of having trades in its stock quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board, the company expects to file a Form SB-2 with the Securities and Exchange Commission later this month. In a related move, the company withdrew its registration statement on Form 10-SB. "By filing an SB2 we can simultaneously get to the bulletin board and register shares that we need to sustain the financial growth of the company," said Knoll. "Management believes that this will work to the company's advantage in raising capital and increasing liquidity and shareholder value."