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I like this list:
Daytona 500 Entry List
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Car Driver, Hometown Car/Name
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00 Hermie Sadler (Emporia, VA) Ford/Aaron's
01 Joe Nemechek (Lakeland, FL) Chevrolet/U.S. Army
1 Martin Truex Jr (Mayetta, NJ) Chevrolet/Bass Pro Shops/Tracker
2 Kurt Busch (Las Vegas, NV) Dodge/Miller Lite
4 Scott Wimmer (Wausau, WI) Chevrolet/AERO Exhaust
5 Kyle Busch (Las Vegas, NV) Chevrolet/Kellogg's
6 Mark Martin (Batesville, AR) Ford/AAA
07 Clint Bowyer (Emporia, KS) Chevrolet/Jack Daniels
7 Robby Gordon (Orange
Look at the company AERO is keeping there. Some huge corporations. Nice to be a part of that list at the DAYTONA 500!
You're exactly right. Good work Obi! The potential to own a piece of a booming young company going national with an excellent (and verifiable) product at a market cap of around 3 million dollars currently was what led me to take a large stake in this company.
This could be a company with a 3 billion dollar market cap soon. That's 1000 times your investment at the current price!
If the O/S is more like 300 million (and the IR guy is still saying 72 million), $10.00 per share would be a 3 billion dollar company. PE's for rapidly growing companies can reach over 100.
If this company is profitable, or even rapidly growing it's revenues, FCCN could be easily a 3 or 4 dollars a share within a few months.
yeah. Now let's get on with that merger, eh?
I think it's a requirement to remain incorporated in Nevada, not the SEC.
That will all be solved with the reverse merger, revelation of the revenues and net profit of Aero, and the share structure. So this episode will become irrelevant as soon as tomorrow morning, certainly by the end of the week.
It's all about FCCN becomming Aero Exhaust. Then we fly.
So what exactly did they tell you about reducing the A/S? That it was currently 5 bil from previous management, but they planned on reducing it after they began filing or after the merger, or what? TIA.
Do you have a filing with the SEC to back up that PR? Don't
you suspect that the A/S reduction never took place since it's exactly the same number one year later?
That piece of information had already been posted by beandog several times - that the previous A/S was 5 billion and they were reducing it to 200 mil.
What we didn't know was that it can't be reduced until approved by the shareholders.
I'm sure you were coming back here to see what the damage was after your big PR campaign.
Now we have an 8-K to the SEC issued today that confirms that the merger is on, and a stock with loads of momentum heading into the merger announcement.
Sorry to disappoint you!
Andrew said there would likely be a PR to address this issue...
So that news will be coming along with the announcement of the merger, eh?
just 9 more upticks to a green day!
I did get a chance to participate in the sale today, thank you.
So they already filed 200 mil? Andrew said they plan to change the A/S but are required to have a shareholder vote before they do so.
Bean,
Where did you get the info that they will reduce A/S to 200 mil? Andrew didn't know what their plans were as far as changes to the A/S.
He did say the filing was the A/S from previous management and the filing did not represent any increase in the A/S, it was a compliance issue.
I just spoke with Andrew Beyer. He said that the 5 billion was from previous management. The new management filed with Nevada to stay in compliance.
He said that management's goal is to be fully reporting to reach the OTCBB and then the AMEX.
The company will likely issue a PR in reaction to concerns about this filing.
When did this discussion with Andrew take place?
News will blow the lid off of this soon...
I think Mr. Peacock has been carefully crafting this symphony for months or possibly years. The first movement has all the elements of an orchestrated masterpiece. We may have a virtuoso in our midst.
I'll let the maestro set the tempo.
Yeah, I was so impressed with the last paragraph, that I completely forgot the rest of your post.
I didn't agree with the dumping part either (I think we'll want to hold this for a few months, we'll see soon), but that last paragraph is a keeper.
Great post. A succinct and excellent synopsis of why we're going to dollar land.
K, have you checked into FCCN yet? They're in the process of reverse merging with Aero Exhaust. Aero Exhaust reportedly has revenues of about 30 million with margins of around 20%.
They have an exclusive deal with nascar.
The current market cap of FCCN is 3 mil.
Raw, have you checked into FCCN yet. It's still small (market cap of 3 million) and it's in the process of reverse- merging with a profitable company - aero exhaust.
Aero exhaust reportedly has about 30 million in revenues and growing quickly. The company just announced that the RM would take place January 10.
I find this new field fascinating. However, even if these links between nanobacteria and these multibillion dollar diseases are proven, why should I invest in NNBP?
Do they have a treatment that works against these nanobacteria?
Is that second news release coming tomorrow or Friday Art?
The shorts will run for cover on this name change that so conspicuously establishes the company with this up and coming line of cars. This will become a very attractive investment tommorrow.
WE'RE GOING TO EXPLODE!!!!!!!!!!
I still think we're going to make a run at 30 cents when these deals get done. When more deals than the original four start to line up, we'll be pushing a dollar.
It's setting up nicely for 2007. They have a current business that is growing briskly at around 50% per year and they're on pace to achieve a PE of around 4 or 5 by the end of the year. I'm not sure if that pace was even including the medical packaging business that they added in the fall.
Then add a nutriceutical division to the company, which can bring the promise of billions. Also add the ambitious plan to expand internationally, and this becomes a very attractive investment vehicle.
Bank another 2 million in revenues for 2007. Piece by piece, this company continues to build towards 100 million.
Anyone buying at this price will be well taken care of by Xechem, along with the millions suffering with sickle cell anemia.
Buy more.
Are you convinced that news is coming this week?
Sunwin up 66% over the last month.
When do we get our double?
Only invest your all or nothing money on this one.
I know they said they were talking to the investors that they owed the $70 million to, so I think that they'll work out a deal and avoid bankruptcy.
My hunch is that they put out some results eventually that triples the price in a day. But this company doesn't do a lot of PR's so when that will be, who knows?
All of his companies seem to do business predominantly overseas. Amazingly, one of Jeff's companies is fully reporting (JKRI)! Oh my goodness. There is hope.
He looks to be a fairly shrewd businessman, securing $2,000,000 in financing for a company with a current market cap of $300,000.
Maybe he's quietly beginning to build an empire.
I think from re-reading the PRs Jeff must have been trying to explain that Centrex was not selling the cars, but selling the license to the technology. They get a percentage of the license fee and a royalty on each car that is sold.
The license is good for three years.
He didn't mention SFTV. So why four companies? Do all of these companies offer technological advances? He did say that one of the companies provided monitoring services to the oil and gas industry and the other had to do with housing technology.
Spark, he did call back. He said it was a very busy time with the Thanksgiving weekend and he was at the airport.
Art, he said he is still set for a trip to Sri Lanka in early December. He said he wasn't focusing on getting imports to the U.S. and something to the effect that the deal wasn't about manufacturing the cars, it was about a technology that would improve the manufacturing process. Then his phone cut out (at least I assume it did) and he didn't call back.
So is this guy an engineer? I thought he was just making the deals, but now I'm not sure. That was one of the questions that I didn't get a chance to ask.
The first thing I found out was that Jeff is the CEO of not one, not two, but three publicly traded companies. And these companies are totally unrelated to each other. I wasn't excited to hear that.
Thanks Art,
I just got a hold of Jeff. He's going to call me back in a half an hour.
Do you guys have any information on Jeff Flannery? Phone number? background?
I think we're looking at 100 million in revenue for Dragon within two years, looking at the projected revenues and the pace of acquisitions.
Couple that with 10 million in net profits and DRGG will be visiting $2.00 per share soon.
I've followed DOVP for a couple of years. A lot of analysts for the big brokerage firms rated this as a strong buy. Look how they did.
I've been on a cold streak since early July. I'm looking at every angle that looks promising. I'm hitting it hard this weekend to see if I can turn this ship around.
I think I'll be buying at least one on Monday out of many, many that I've checked out.
Art,
CTXI is certainly a good story, I'm thinking about buying in on Monday.
You seem to be first on the scene for a number of good stories. Can you explain to me how you do that?