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XDSL going higher eom
I am going to go with LEBED on XDSL. He gets restricted shares for his work so he will be in long term and would not send out junk information. I think that he is on to something with this one.
XDSL- 26% trades by Instituitions today. Hope they were buying and not selling.
http://thompson.finance.lycos.com/lycos/iwatch/cgi-bin/iw_ticker?ticker=xdsl
XDSL take down- was on low volume. Made no sense. Should go back up tomorrow IMO.
XDSL- looks like MM will take back all gains made in the past two days. Watch out below
RLTR news
http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/news.jsp?url=fis_story.asp%3Ftextpath%3DCOMTEX%5Cpz%5C2005%5C01%5C18...
Reeltime Rentals Opens Primary Data Center in Seattle
SEATTLE, Jan 18, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Reeltime Rentals, Inc. (Pink Sheets:RLTR), a pioneer in delivering movie rentals to consumers over the internet, announced that it has completed the build-out of its primary data center located in Seattle, WA. The new facility, hosted at Peer 1 Network Corporation, will be one of several data centers used to house clusters of servers that comprise ReelTime's IRDS network, which is the technological backbone of the Company's Rental-on-Demand Service. The Company plans to utilize as many as four data centers located strategically throughout North America with each potentially housing hundreds of servers to provide redundant systems and maximum service coverage.
Upon completion of the build-out, Alex Stanczyk, ReelTime CEO, commented, "The opening of our Seattle Data Center is a major milestone for ReelTime as it provides a critical piece of infrastructure in preparation for our national launch. The infrastructure required to support the kind of concurrent sessions we hope to hit is simply massive, and this is a great step toward meeting those requirements."
Reeltime Rentals, Inc., headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, plans on renting movies in real-time to the living rooms of customers nationwide. Customers will have access to thousands of DVD-quality full-screen movies without the hassles of going to the video store or mailbox, nor the added expense of late fees. ReelTime offers a unique, new, and convenient approach to renting movies at home or elsewhere. ReelTime uses cutting-edge technology that brings high-quality video content direct to consumers, while taking unprecedented measures to combat the threat of piracy. Technology acquired from Innovative Communications Technologies, Inc. forms the basis for ReelTime's Intelligent Rapid Delivery System (IRDS).
For more information on Reeltime Rentals, Inc. you may visit our web site at www.reeltimetv.net.
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The statements contained herein which are not historical are forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements, including, but not limited to, certain delays beyond the Company's control with respect to market acceptance of new technologies or products, delays in testing, and evaluation of products, and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
SOURCE: Reeltime Rentals
By Staff
CONTACT: ZA Consulting LLC
Nicolas Torrens
(800) 596-8388
(212) 505-5976
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INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Entertainment & Leisure
SUBJECT CODE: ENTERTAINMENT
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Just saw the QBID board. So Irish- did you sleep with that guys wife? He seems pissed off.
Well they have not started yet and it takes awhile. Going to PINKS to OTC or NAS is not as easy as it was years ago. But it does have MOMO
How is TLTD applying for NASDAQ soon- there are no filings on PINKSHEETS.COM.
CEO's can say almost anything in PRs and then claim 'well- it was forward looking'. Nice 1995 law lets them.
Seems like the MLON CEO will be saying that for a long time. I wonder if his offer that he recieved was from a ghost company that was really some ENRON like scam company he set up.
How he justifys these PRs and his company is amazing.
Anyone listing to the MLON CEO WEBCAST on GreenBaron.com? wonder what new things he will talk about?
GWNI- going off news of CEO on CNBC before open tomorrow
RLTR news with schools in Washington State.
Re ICAN and MLON. Stocks move on desire of making money off the stock. A stock's intrinsic value has nothing to do with its momentum. Even bankrupt stocks move if people want to try to get some cash out of it.
I think people are over analyzing ICAN and MLON. You just need someone else to believe it is of interest to buy it from you. Don't marry these stocks.
ICAN- Once the flippers from 0.0003 saturate the 0.0006 bid it will move up. Know a few that flipped for 100 % today.
MLON traded sideways the first day of it's PR. It was not till the second day that it took off.
ICAN offer may be for money for company and the shareholders get a dividend in the public company.
people able to sell at bid now on ICAN
RLTR- conference news
01/11/2005 12:26 Reeltime Rentals and Innovative Communications to Participate in NATPE 2005 Conference
http://www.amtdrt.inlumen.com/bin/story?StoryId=CqEnDubKbmdeXyJuYote
RLTR is on the list and has been heavily shorted by MM. Held in a channel whne it has record volume. It will be affected.
There could be a collapse of the market, not a run up. As most stocks are held on margin, people will not be able to cover everything. Hedge funds could be good coverers, but the traders could get screwed.
SHO EFFECTS OTC and PINK (read)
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES January 7, 2005 5:17 p.m.
By Carol S. Remond
A Dow Jones Newswires Column
NEW YORK -- U.S. stock exchanges will begin publishing so-called threshold lists Friday evening as part of a broad effort by securities regulators to curb failures to deliver stock on settlement date.
Under a new Securities and Exchange Commission regulation known as Reg SHO, all exchanges have to make public daily lists of securities with large amounts of failure to deliver. Reg SHO went into effect on Monday.
These lists will be closely watched by market participants because once a security gets on one, it will become harder and more expensive to sell short the stock and that will likely translate in a higher trading price.
Friday evening's lists will be the first clear indication of the potential impact of Reg SHO on the market, especially when it comes to the stock of thinly traded and more heavily shorted small-cap companies.
Representatives for the New York Stock Exchange, the American Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, Archipelago and the Chicago Stock Exchange say that the exchanges are ready and will publish their respective lists on their Web sites sometime between market close and midnight.
The web addresses for the lists are as follows:
-NYSE: http://www.nyse.com/threshold
-AMEX: http://amex.com/amextrader
-ARCA: http://www.tradearca.com/traders/regsho_th.asp
-Chicago: http://www.chx.com
A Nasdaq spokeswoman wasn't immediately able to provide a working web address.
Nasdaq's threshold list is the one that is the most anticipated by traders and investors since it is likely to include the largest number of securities. Nasdaq's list will include securities trading on its national market, small-cap market and on the Over-The-Counter market. The Nasdaq list will also include securities trading on the Pink Sheets that under SEC rules are "reporting companies." Non-reporting Pink Sheets companies are not covered by Reg SHO. But NASD is working on a SHO-like rule that would cover non-reporting companies trading on the Pink Sheets.
According to a Nasdaq spokeswoman there are about 1,300 reporting Pink Sheets companies. But only 235 of those, for which the exchange has current information on shares outstanding, are currently subject to Reg SHO threshold requirements. There are about 3,500 securities trading on Nasdaq's national and small-cap markets.
John Bosey, a lawyer for the Boston Stock Exchange, said the exchange will comply with the SEC regulation but he wasn't sure whether the exchange would publish a threshold list by midnight.
A spokesman for the Chicago Exchange wasn't immediately able to say whether the exchange would publish a list or where it would be located. A spokesperson for the National Stock Exchange, formerly the Cincinnati Stock Exchange, said the exchange is not required to publish a threshold list because it has no original listing.
In a short sale, a security not owned by the seller is sold in anticipation of a decrease in the stock price. Under existing NASD and NYSE rules, firms generally have to locate securities before accepting a short sale, a process known as affirmative determination. Brokerage firms also have to borrow a security or be able to provide it for delivery on demand on settlement date, three days after the transaction. If a firm cannot deliver the securities by settlement, a failed trade is entered into the Continuous Net Settlement (CNS), a system administered by the National Securities Clearing Corp., or NSCC.
Reg SHO, among other things, aims to have these failed trades settled, mostly by clearly identifying securities with a high threshold of failed deliveries. Under Reg SHO, threshold securities are defined by two criteria: There are at least 10,000 shares in aggregate failed deliveries for the security for five consecutive settlement days and these fails constitute 0.5% or more of outstanding shares. Under Reg SHO, brokers who fail to deliver a security for 13 consecutive settlement days will have to execute mandatory buy-in to clean the fails. If the broker cannot buy-in the security, it and its clients will be restricted from further selling short the security without a "pre-borrow agreement."
(Carol S. Remond is an award-winning columnist and one of four who write the "In The Money" feature. Most recently, she shared a 2003 Best of Business Award from the Society of Business Editors and Writers for her role in Dow Jones' team coverage of the Canary Capital mutual fund trading scandal.)
-By Carol S. Remond; Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-2074; carol.remond@dowjones.com
As soon as ICAN gets a solid 0.0006 bid there will be massive selling. I know of two chat rooms that have tons of shares at 0.0003 and just want to double. Watch out below.
Seems like everyone has some shares.
MLON- well bad history is only hearsay, so don't think we can include that. If the person was interested in getting their money back perhaps they should seek litigation? Running to boards will make you feel better but will not get your money back. I don't think it is impossible for the CEO to be telling the truth. After all, they do have 120 million in assets that I know of. Perhaps someone wants the whole thing.
As for the buyeer, I think that it would inappropriate to name them publically since that would cause a possible run on their stocks if they are public. I hear all these people saying SEC will halt them, etc. You know guys, how many mergers or buyouts are leaked and the stock goes up and before the news comes? A lot. CNBC has talked about it a lot. I think that at the very least if the buyout are true then at least the CEO is giving everyone fair alert instead of what normally happens. And I am not saying that they are true or false. I am just looking at MOMO here. How many people complained that QBID was a scam and now wish they would have bought in at 0.0001? A lot.
But the whole point of being a basher is to simply hope you can say 'I was right.' Gee- hope they can pay their bills off their pride.
What exactly has MLON done that is illegal or against SEC rules?
Facts not hearsay, please.
Half the fun of investing in Pennies are the 'theories' about what the PRs mean. Man- that guy who figured out the criptic messages behind CMKX's PR is just an example. It never amazes me the lengths people will go.
:)
IF CMKX was going to R/S wouldn't it be all over the boards? Wouldn't it be on the CMKX board, itself? Did anyone look?
And QBID ran to a 2 cents....It is all about MOMO. How many traders do I know still trading OWENQ, RCNCQ, and other Q stocks that are cancelled but have MOMO.
It makes me laugh about how people bash this stock for no purpose but to 'be right'. So be right while I make some money off this sucker.
MLON should move more till end of year.
"We are anticipating our firm to be fully reporting up to and including our 10Q and our 10K by the new year 2005. A live simulcast of our earnings for the fourth quarter ending December 31, 2004 will be announced on a pro-forma basis in the new year 2005." Said Mario Pino.
Is the $20.00 price validated by a reputable source or some traders guess?
MLON Is this years IBZT.
There must be a full moon everywhere. Several low floaters all ran today. Look at AASP from 5 cents to a dollar!
Strange days indeed.....
ICAN has not traded in an hour? Anyone see any trades? I think the MM are trying to make people sell.
ICAN- a lot of buys in the Stockgappers chat room. Looks good.
That is why he needs a good lawyer to prove it and have the MM close their position in ICAN (i.e. fire them from providing a market for their securities.
I never said that you can not prove it. I think the SEC does not care but I am certain it can be proved. All scams leave a trail and the one that I see clearly is the painting of the tape at EOD to influence stock price. Insiders are not allowed to trade in the last half hour specifically to stop this affect on stock price.
If this company truely has no debt, which I am not denying or proving, and has 200 million float and revenue this should go up. But till the CEO wakes up it is in trouble. I think you were the one who said that you gave him the name of an expert. Hope he follows through.
Enough from me today as I am out of free posts!- YEAH!
Many MM close their position and lay dormant. He can ask that board close a MM position in their stock, if they using shorting or some other scam.
AMW- Yes the insider was a complete ass to that CEO. Turns out that CEO pumped in 16 million of his own cash into the company (Something of that sort, may be less but I think I remember 16 million as the price.) He said in a conference call in early Nov. that the insider had a change of heart with him and decided to sell on the open market. He also said that the insider was talking bad about AMW to every person he meet and he was furiuos with him and just wanted the guy out. That is why the PPS dropped slowly from almost $1 to 44 cents. The guy was dumping. Made no sense but explained why it fell so much.
Companies and insiders hire MM all the time. Ever seen an S-8 happen and new MM suddenly comes on board and sells stock? Ever seen a MM suddenly sell stock for an insider on the open market? Check out AMW some day and see how an insider, who hated the CEO, hired a MM and sold all his stock on the open market against the company and drove the PPS down to less than one half of the value.
Sorry you can't see these facts. In the world you are describing companies are completely 100% free of any action and at the mercy of the MM. In fact, they can 1)hire and 2) terminate relationships.
LT must be the CEO of ICAN
A publically traded company can remove MM's. MM's do not have to trade on every stock. The company can take action. MM work for them, not the other way around.
Who did you sleep with to become CEO?