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Maybe since the sellers appear to have dried up...the mm's will try to go the other way...
Wishful thinking I know...
LOL! eom!
Please keep up the good work Florida....your efforts are appreciated!
$2.2 million market cap is ridiculous!
Someone light this candle!
Maybe by mid Fall....it'll be "put up" or "shut up" time for Imperia.
They've blown a lot of hot air up our kilts so far. But I'm prepared to wait that long. Come late November though....I'll take my lumps and move on if they haven't produced.
And I won't be planning on ever buying their stock again. Too much yanking our chain for my liking....
Thanks. eom
I can't get me free level II to work this morning....
What's the lineup look like?
TIA...
Update: Get Entertained on MN1 With Imperia Entertainment
2006-08-07 08:30 ET - News Release
Also News Release (U-MUME) MULLER MEDIA NEW
BEVERLY HILLS, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/07/06
James Hergott, President of Imperia Entertainment (PINKSHEETS: IPRE), will be on Market News First (www.mn1.com) to talk about the latest news in regards to his company and Muller Media (PINKSHEETS: MUME), a company IPRE acquired in May. The interview will take place on MN1 radio August 7, 2006, at 1:00 p.m. CDT.
Imperia Entertainment has emerged as a player in the area of independent film productions and distribution. In conjunction with its distribution subsidiary, Imperia International Distribution, the company engages in investing in and producing full-length feature films.
The company has amassed a large media library, including the award-winning "Autograph" television series (www.autograph.tv), which airs on the Colours Television Network, and the newly acquired "Faces and Names" television series.
About MN1.com
Market News First is an online market news provider which brings investors current news on the market. Market News First is the only online live radio web site that brings real market news to investors and features live interaction with companies from the Bulletin Board to NYSE.
Through daily live press conferences, we bring you up to date on all the established companies and inform the investors of the newest opportunities within the market. Market News First offers one-on-one interviews with the Presidents and CFOs of companies to deliver answers to the questions that investors may ask and provides them insight into the companies' present condition and future plans.
James Hergott
CEO
#949.307.9133
Vince Duhon
vduhon@lankfordmediagroup.com
469.385.9855 x802
Might be just a suspicion....UBSS seems to be in control of the PPS right now and for the last couple of weeks...
There's been quite a few times that they had it boxed in.
Moderator...please do your thing!
I think James and Ken should be addressing this....
"This restriction will be removed when we get confirmation that the company has completed any reorganization."
Will somebody please put some lipstick on this pig and make it go up?!
Pretty please!!
A breakout would be nice right about now....
My stress level goes down the higher the PPS goes....
Walked down? I'd say it cratered! eom!
James and Ken....if you're lurking...
Assuming that you are able to sell SIIR for $10 to $20 million....what would really help out the investors is if you offered a share buyback. At this point, a paltry $300,000 to $500,000 investment in your own stock would go a long way. And would really help create investor confidence.....
Just a thought!
Level II lineup.....
(delayed)
ASK:
SSGI 0.0012 5000 07:59:42
NITE 0.0013 5000 07:35:08
UBSS 0.0013 5000 07:40:00
VERT 0.0013 5000 07:40:38
HILL 0.0013 5000 07:55:36
ETRD 0.0013 5000 08:31:32
PERT 0.0013 5000 08:32:29
BRGE 0.0013 5000 09:02:28
SBSH 0.0014 5000 07:35:08
HDSN 0.0014 5000 08:32:38
DOMS 0.0015 5000 08:41:35
SACM 0.0019 5000 08:27:12
JEFF 0.0030 5000 07:43:45
BID:
NITE 0.0010 5000 07:35:08
SBSH 0.0010 5000 07:35:08
JEFF 0.0010 5000 07:43:45
HILL 0.0010 5000 07:55:36
SSGI 0.0010 5000 07:59:42
ETRD 0.0010 5000 08:31:32
PERT 0.0010 5000 08:32:29
HDSN 0.0010 5000 08:32:38
DOMS 0.0010 5000 08:41:35
VERT 0.0009 5000 07:40:38
SACM 0.0009 5000 08:27:12
BRGE 0.0009 5000 09:02:28
UBSS 0.0001 5000 07:40:00
Got filled at 0.0011 for 2 million shares...
My last post for the day. (my 15 post quota is up)
Let him bash some more 'til my buy order at 0.0011 gets filled!
He has a paltry million shares....the way he's constantly moaning and groaning, you'd think he had much much more!
I! EOM!
Level II bids (delayed 15 mins)
SSGI 0.0011 5000 08:22:17
NITE 0.0011 5000 09:39:09
UBSS 0.0011 5000 09:39:10
HILL 0.0010 5000 08:22:16
HDSN 0.0010 5000 08:22:16
JEFF 0.0010 5000 08:22:17
SBSH 0.0010 5000 08:35:15
PERT 0.0010 5000 08:41:00
DOMS 0.0010 5000 08:42:11
ETRD 0.0010 5000 09:25:06
BRGE 0.0009 5000 09:03:09
SACM 0.0009 5000 09:41:42
WDCO 0.0002 5000 09:18:40
Level II asks...(delayed 15 mins)
UBSS 0.0012 5000 09:39:10
HILL 0.0013 5000 08:22:16
SSGI 0.0013 5000 08:22:17
PERT 0.0013 5000 08:41:00
BRGE 0.0013 5000 09:03:09
NITE 0.0013 5000 09:39:09
HDSN 0.0014 5000 08:22:16
SBSH 0.0014 5000 08:35:15
ETRD 0.0014 5000 09:25:06
DOMS 0.0015 5000 08:42:11
SACM 0.0019 5000 09:41:42
JEFF 0.0030 5000 08:22:17
WDCO 0.0040 5000 09:18:40
$2.2 million market cap...this is ridiculous! eom!
Just getting very frustrated...as I'm sure most people are.
I was going to let this play out to the Fall....but now I'm having 2nd thoughts....
Yes....I'm letting my emotions take over.....
Fear and greed.....fear and greed! Mostly right now I'm feeling the fear part!
It figures! This POS is in the red again!
Sigh......
:(
Anyone else having problems posting on ihub? Gawd...this thing is sloooooow!
Our first trade...5000 shares...woohoo!
LOL! I was gonna say the exact same thing!
What gives? No trades yet?
Yes....many. One that I'm very surprised that is still around is thesubwaydotcom.....they've been getting away with it for years....
I hear ya! I still need about 0.002 to break even....hoping we'll eventually get back up there...
RE: Stockster....
http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2006/2006-128.htm
SEC Charges Operator of Stock Picking Website with Secretly Profiting in Investment Scam
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2006-128
Washington, D.C., August 1, 2006 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced the filing of civil securities fraud charges against the operator of an Internet website who made more than $2.7 million in profits by secretly selling the stocks he recommended as “mega bonus buys” on his site, www.thestockster.com (the Stockster website).
The Commission’s complaint alleges that Nicholas A. Czuczko, age 34, of Beverly Hills, Calif., routinely recommended thinly-traded penny stocks on his website while he personally planned to sell the stock into the rising price spurred by the recommendation. Czuczko’s practice was to buy shares of the recommended stocks shortly before posting the selection on the Stockster website. When unsuspecting Internet visitors bought the recommended stocks and drove up the price of the shares, Czuczko sold or “scalped” his holdings for substantial profits without disclosing his own sales on the Stockster site. A screen shot of the Stockster website from March 3, 2006, is attached to this release.
According to the Commission’s complaint, Czuczko funded an extensive Internet advertising campaign to drive traffic to the Stockster website. Between mid-December 2005 and the end of March 2006, the Commission alleges, Czuczko paid approximately $1.15 million to Internet search companies and other web advertisers. Ads for the Stockster site appeared on Google and Yahoo! in response to Internet searches for terms like “stocks” and “investment advice,” and on popular financial websites like Marketwatch.com, TheStreet.com, and The Wall Street Journal Online. Czuczko’s advertising campaign proved successful, and his stock picks reliably fueled trading and price increases in the recommended stocks.
Linda Chatman Thomsen, Director of the Commission’s Division of Enforcement, said, “Investors need to be wary of unsolicited stock recommendations they find on the Internet. As in this case, the website operator may have hidden motives in recommending stocks to the detriment of unsuspecting investors.”
Helane L. Morrison, District Administrator of the Commission’s San Francisco District Office, said, “The Commission is committed to stamping out these scalping schemes that prey on unsuspecting investors.”
In a related scheme, the Commission charges that Czuczko touted shares of his own company, Epic Media, Inc. Epic Media, based in Los Angeles, is a development stage company with plans to publish “lifestyle magazines” for men and women. Czuczko is Epic Media’s CEO and CFO, and chairman of the company’s board of directors, as well as its majority shareholder. The Commission alleges that in early December 2005 Czuczko recommended the purchase of Epic Media stock on a website that was the predecessor to the Stockster site. After the price of Epic Media stock spiked, Czuczko sold his shares for a small profit. Czuczko did not publicly disclose those trades, among others, in stock ownership forms required to be filed with the Commission under federal securities laws.
The Stockster website included a boilerplate disclaimer that the site’s unidentified officers and employees “may” trade in the recommended stocks. The truth, however, was that Czuczko always sold his shares as soon as his recommendation had its intended effect of increasing the price of the stock. The Stockster website provided no warning to Internet visitors that the site’s operator intended—and in fact made it a regular practice—to sell the stocks at the same time that he posted buy recommendations on the site. By failing to disclose his intent to sell at the time when he made the recommendation, Czuczko was able to turn a quick profit at the expense of the investors who followed the site’s advice.
The Commission’s complaint, filed in federal district court in Los Angeles, seeks to enjoin Czuczko from future violations of the antifraud and ownership disclosure provisions of the federal securities laws. The Commission requests that the district court order Czuczko to disgorge his ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest, impose a civil monetary penalty, and bar him from participating in penny stock offerings and from serving as an officer or director of a publicly traded company.
The Commission acknowledges the assistance of NASD Market Regulation with its investigation.
For tips to avoid costly mistakes, the Commission encourages investors to read “Pump & Dump.con: Tips for Avoiding Stock Scams” on the Internet at http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/pump.htm.
For more information, contact:
Helane L. Morrison
District Administrator
(415) 705-2450
Tracy L. Davis
Branch Chief
(415) 705-2318
United States Securities and Exchange Commission
San Francisco District Office
Additional materials: Litigation Release No. LR-19787 and Complaint
MUME...yes...but I'm not sure about IPRE. eom
Moneybound...ditto. I chased it today...I originally had my bid in at 0.001...I then upped it to 0.0011 at noon, and it still didn't get filled....
Really?! Awefully hard for them to dump out shares when there are no available shares for them to sell! Duh!
Guess we'll find out tomorrow. Could be good news....or bad news....or no news at all!
Good luck!
No prob with RBC Action Direct. eom
Oops...sorry about multiple posts. eom