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hmmmmm.....maybe someone should breed mutant stock that have more than one tail.
Germans, Czechs, Hungarians or Russians aren't into spicy foods...
No they're not. Hot and spicy foods are mostly eaten by people who live in very hot places. But there are some peppers that are (now) indigenous to Poland and Russia. That surprised me. You can find 'em here:
http://www.chileplants.com/aboutus.asp?section=all
I'm not into sushi albeit it looks very appetizing...
It really is good. But then I like raw fish better than cooked fish.
Breast meat is tasty, but way too dry for me.
lol, it isn't dry if you don't overcook it.
But don't you wonder where that originated?
A quick Google search suggests that nobody really knows the origin, though you'll find some guesses here:
http://p098.ezboard.com/fwordoriginsorgfrm14.showMessage?topicID=12.topic
Apparently that part of the bird is also called "the parson's nose" and, in northern Africa, "the Sultan's nose".
I'm afraid that won't get you anywhere.
It's highly annoying. This is IHub, not RB.
Please check your capslock key.
Thats because the NASD sets the symbol. We wont know what it is until the xdate!
WHAT?? The stock is either registered to trade or it isn't. The registration process is lengthy. It doesn't happen overnight.
Overstock.com CEO is currently launching a massive fight to try and expose the naked shorts.
So far Patty has proved nothing whatsoever, and his father is considering resigning from the board because he thinks Patty should concentrate on business.
SEC doesn't care about OTC stocks unless they recieve an outrageous amount of complaints, then there is an investigation. They simply dont have the manpower to police every stock. They have thousands of stocks on the big boards to deal with.
Absolutely right. But they DO get an outrageous number of complaints about OTCBB and Pink stocks. Just think of the CMKX emailing campaigns. Some of them wrote EVERY DAY for rather long periods of time. The problem is that they didn't have facts and figures; the SEC is ONLY interested in facts and figures.
lol, that's a very tricky question.
First of all, it depends on Florida's incorporation laws. In many states a certain percentage of shareholders can force the company to open its books. Theoretically, at least; actually doing it isn't so easy if the company objects.
Second, I'm not sure that that would cover the question of access to their supposed "research", which wouldn't necessarily be included in their "books".
I think the only semi-realistic hope is that the Florida State Securities Division will conduct a serious investigation. As someone noted recently, it was claimed a long time ago that an investigation was underway, but we haven't heard anything about it. That doesn't necessarily mean anything; investigations can take a long time.
That said, it's not the only hope. The SEC moves very, very slowly. They may yet do something. Some agency has so far prevented Pearce from doing all the things he wanted to do; things that would have been detrimental to shareholders. But whatever agency that is hasn't done anything to help shareholders, either, so far.
lol, so maybe we should ask Matt to do some hands-on research once again?
This is interesting:
Sorry chap, I did no such thing as defend a reverse split.
Apparently he's trying to appear to be British. But he doesn't use any other Brit locutions, and he doesn't use British spellings.
Red flag, I'd say.....old chap.
The courts already determined who is liable for this mess.
No they didn't. A limited settlement agreement was arrived at without any input from the judge. Then the defendants didn't pay up, and the judge ordered them to pay. We'll see whether they do or not.
It was done after hours yesterday and receipt was accepted by the SEC for both 8-K filings. I cannot help it if the edgarizing process does not show up within hours.
He's wrong. It does show up within hours. Usually almost immediately.
Massive covering across pennies-come on Megas!
What ARE you talking about?
The tail's almost entirely fat. A bit over the top if you're making a braised dish, which is what you usually do with cut up chicken.
BUT if the chicken (or better yet, turkey) is roasted, the tail is yummy when it's still hot. Kind of like pork rind.
Why they call it Oxtail though is anybody's guess. It's very expensive in the supermarket...
Probably originally it WAS oxtail. Damn....I've NEVER seen it in the supermarket.
Oxtail soup. You ever had that?
I haven't had it for a million years. It's very good; the tail bones make the sauce very gelatinous and rich. This was a peasant dish, and oxtails used to be cheap.
Not anymore, apparently. Emeril mentioned them recently--I don't think he actually made an oxtail stew--and said they'd become very pricey.
Well, I guess there's only one to a steer, like a tenderloin.
Me too. Fegato alla Veneziana is wonderful.
It's the little piece that sticks up in the air (the rear end)...what's that called?
The Pope's Nose.
Spaetzle? They're very small dumplings.
Sashimi is sushi without the rice.
What utter rubbish. Insiders generally get their stock directly from the company.
Slappy,there is none,the sec investigates all companies that intend on being fully reporting.
They most certainly do not. You just make up bullshit outta whole cloth, don't you?
I was part a sec investigation back in 2000 ,this security rasied 2.4 BILLION dollars on the ride up and then more on the way down....this company was a complete scam ,and we collected so much evidence yet,the SEC failed to see any of it.
That doesn't make you "part of" the investigation. Just out of curiosity, what was the company?
Although his company stock has not been distributed at this time, I have offered to be of assistance to him in such an endeavor.
Yes....just the faintest hint that he's Moving On. No huge naked short position? Oh well...
This kind of amuses me:
During the move we consulted with Ma Bell representatives and other IT people and made some minor modifications.
HOW long ago was it that Ma Bell was broken up?
The point is that different CEO's have their own way with exposing Naked Shorts.....
Please name one who's ever succeeded in doing so.
I can't even attempt to "explain" the LWFK situation until and unless the company produces comprehensible figures and some documentation for those figures.
I find their two PRs on the subject utterly mystifying. And also contradictory.
Have you thought of actually READING the Form 211? It clearly states that PYCT and Mario are targets of a formal SEC investigation.
I never could understand how anyone could possibly chew the pickled herring...I mean it looked so rubbery.
lol, it isn't rubbery at all. It's kind of like pickled sashimi.
I have yet to see any Pinkie prove a naked short, in or out of court.
Reminds me of another dish my grandmother used to fix.... for breakfast, scrambled eggs and calf brains.
Another classic. It could be good, if you sauteed the brains till they were a bit crisp before adding the eggs.
Italians love breaded and deep fried brains with fried artichokes. It's an excellent dish.
No, Woody, I don't give advice. I present information. You can do with it whatever you like.
I didn't give you any advice, and I never will.
That's nice. I've never said these stocks can't be profitable trading vehicles.
how do you know how many people have certs?
We don't. The TA and the company do.
Yep. And one by one the SEC is catching up with 'em. Actually sometimes they do it in groups.
Can anyone explain the mirroring?
It's double-printing, which is fairly common. One print for the buy, one print for the sell. So the actual volume isn't as high as you think it is.
Today's giants were penny picks of the past. Examples like Wal-Mart, Microsoft, IBM and Nike were all penny stocks at one point.
What egregious BS. Where's their disclosure? I can't find it:
http://www.otc-advisors.com/
Consider yourself to be rich in knowledge of how penny stock scams work.
I love smoked tongue. Makes great sandwiches.