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Actually exceo, it's funny you should say that (as they say).
We heard on the news that they like it so much, it is coming to New York, and almost certainly other US cities once it is tried in NY.
You see, it is ONE WORLD today. And this is hard for most to understand, it is 'run' by the same 'firm'. (remember this in the markets)
They try something in one place. if they get away with it, it spreads around.
So, these days, never ask 'for whom the bell tolls'................
Well, the weather is super here for your brother. And, it's a great city. I love it.
Tell him to take a trip on Eurostar, the rail service to Paris. No fuss, no airport hassle, and a smooth ride from heart of the city to heart of the city.
You can go just for the day. I go over to buy my wine amd enjoy the city. Many French have made London their home, and the Brits Paris. The 'Union' has brought Europe together, and most under 35's today speak enough English to be understood.
As for GWGO, we must reserve full judgement until we get the
details of the acquisition re shares etc. So far, I am pleased
with what's on the cards - again, 'so far'.
Cheers
I WOULD BE THE FIRST to say that no one who posts on the internet has all the answers, or vast wealth. In fact the only guarantee we all get - no exceptions, in life is that one day we will die.
What I have posted is what I have arrived at from research, and gut feeling. If I were 100% certain of everything, I would be buying up the shares - all I could get with every penny I could raise. And that applies to any company on the market.
Yes, the OTC and especially 'pink sheets' is shark infested waters. But then we know this before we dive in - or we soon learn it to our cost - an arm and a leg. often.
But, I still say, with a little thought, we have more chance of making a few bucks than with the National Lottery. The suspense and excitement and hope also lasts longer.
Incidentally, it's not just a new CEO, its a new owner.
Just changing a company's name is usually a good sign to get out, and can name a few of those.
I feel there is better than a fifty/fifty chance with the new arrangements at this present time. We have to wait to see how the deal of acquisition is arranged. We have little option at present because we can't sell (we can only give away). But this can be a good thing for reasons I have not time to go into.
As I keep saying, the whole market is shaky, and nervous, at the moment. And, I believe there will be world wide political events soon to shake things up.
On Britain, Blair will be out VERY soon, probably in weeks. (Not soon enough for most of us)
Stop thinking that the British are controlled by the Queen. The Queen is more controlled than any of the people. She is merely a 'tourist attraction' as far as we are concerned and give it any thought.
The British tax system is not bad (no-one likes taxes), in fact some international businesses see it as quite good - they love to come here as do people to work. We have low unemployment.
I understand your thinking, Americans are fed such rubbish from the media and movies. Sorry, but you won't find a 'foggy'
London today, either.
Keep smiling. Might as well think positive, thinking negative won't make things better, and positive does not cause stress that is passed on to others including family who look to you
for security, and comfort.
Bon chance!
Succes in Money, and love, that comes too easily, and quickly,is rarely valued.
The people who make fortunes in the market, and succeed in life, are the ones able to recognise CHANGE.
For centuries the Chinese economy was what some of you so love to term a POS. For a while, the British economy was the leading economy in the world, then it changed, and the pound sank. It was termed the 'sick man of Europe'.
Then change came again, it has now once again one of the strongest economies, and currencies, in the world, and the pound is now worth $2, as the dollar sinks daily.
Check many charts available on say 'Big Charts', and you will see a number of companies that did nothing but sink for years, then CHANGE and up they go. (and vice versa)
I have viewed two stocks these last two days that went from nothing and would have made you a millionaire in a few months
for a small outlay.
I spent some time pointing out the signs that indicate a highly possible CHANGE is a coming in - No! not in Great West Gold - that is dead. It has a new leader, a new name, and a new industry. Had they just been changing the name, as some do, but were continuing with the old business, under the same management, then I would not waste my time.I would have cut out.
Now I don't care whether you buy this, or you don't. You won't make me, or lose me, a nickle.
It is a pity, but a sign of the times with some of you, that when someone tries to make a positive contribution he's a 'pumper'. And when he makes a negative one, he's a 'dumper'.
I don't think your negativity comes from being a 'dumper'
What anyone says on this site won't make a blind bit of difference to this stock. Any true hyper for purposes of dumping and pumping to affect things either way, would know that.
So, if you get a little personal excitement. and kick from making caustic comments then I say - be my guest. (Whatever turns you on)
I know I get some pleasure, and interest, from sharing some knowledge when it comes my way just as I appreciate those who share it with me. I have picked up much in the past from discussion groups.
Life is one of constant change. The secret is to watch for it, observe it, and act upon it.
Don't take it to heart. Nothing personal really, my remarks were more on the infectious mood than the afflicted.
Until I saw what 'new business' they were buying in to, I felt a little like the way you express. In other words, I had my doubts.
But,since researching into the parent company, and the type of business (potential), I see hope, and possibility.
I honestly feel by this time next year it will be delivering the goods.
Cheers
NOW WHY DOES IT CONJURE UP THE VISION of EEYORE (Winnie the pooh)?
(philghunt Dthomas ) I assume the 'D' stands for 'Doubting?)
I can uderstand how you feel, its a natural characteristic mood of a large element of society. It is used by them as a 'life preserver' against disappointment and failure.
Or perhaps you are both 'from Missouri' (Show me State)and doubt is in your genes.
Remember the 'Life of Bryan' (Monty Python) Even when all seems hopeless - 'You've got to look on the bright side of life'
INCIDENTALLY THE NEW NAME indicates that there is likely to be more expansion by acquisition, 'Financial Group' is the clue.
To help give you some idea of the power of this sector, consider - the UK was the once the world's biggest ship builders; it had the largest navy, it had a thriving automobile industry with some great names like - Rolls Royce, Jaguar, Aston Martin; it pioneered the commercial jet aircraft, and one could go on.
Most, if not all, has gone. Though some of the names are still around, they are not owned/manufactured by Britain.
In fact we hardly produce anything compared with the past - a nation that kicked off the Industrial Revolution.
London is now the Financial centre of the world. Most of the people live better today than their ancestors who lived at the pinnacle of Empire. Find out who have been buying so much of the property in your 'Sunshine State'.
Yes, it is the fincancial business - loans and debt and currencies, money the lubrication of economies, that is our great source of wealth.
Maybe a little sad, but TRUE!. Money, is where the money is.
Hope you are getting the message.
Enjoy the ride.
Xracer: If you had read what I spent much time collating for you and all, you would have gleaned that it is not likely to make much difference yet.
Some of you Americans have been fed so much on 'instant' this and that, including gratification, that you have lost the essential ingredient, at which the Chinese exel in the other extreme - patience, mon ami.
YES, I know, some of you have had great patience with GWGO and beginning to show dispair from the strain. But now when things are starting to happen - don't lose it.
If it happens quickly - great. But I do not expect it. The whole market is 'apprehensive', at the moment - and with good cause.
But forget GWGO and think FORTRESS FINANCIAL GROUP
Bon chance!
KING VEGITA 2006 Thanks! for your appreciative words.
MORE INFO ON THE TYPE OF BUSINESS and its POTENTIAL
When the downturn in the economy starts to bite, the housing market collapse spreads, money tightens, and people's credit becomes shaky (putting it mildly) then the 'prepaid' card business should grow dramatically.
There are other reasons such as relating to 'security' and rising internet sales.
Fuller text of below:- http://www.moneysupermarket.com/cards/prepaid-cards-guide1.asp
".......The concept of the prepaid card is likely to be the next big thing in the UK after taking the USA by storm. Described as a ‘credit card without debt’ it seems almost too good to be true. But what can we really expect as the prepaid debit card begins to invade the UK? Can it really be as simple as a prepaid phone or gift card?
In this exclusive guide, moneysupermarket.com will answer those questions explaining the idea behind the scheme, its benefits and its disadvantages. So read on to make sure you play your cards right.
If you would like to skip directly to another part of this guide, click on one of the links below:
Prepaid card uses and benefits
Prepaid cards for teenagers & children
Prepaid card fees and charges
UK prepaid card companies
Choosing the best prepaid card
What is a prepaid debit card?.........."
Some info on your 'new' business area in which you are soon to become involved - like it ir lump it. (I like it)
(full text at:- http://www.creditsolveuk.com/prepaid.htm
".......If you are a company / organisation and wish to provide prepaid Mastercard / Visa cards to your employees or members please visit our company prepaid card enquiry form for details.
If you have read our UK poor / bad credit history unsecured credit card page then you will know that if you have some form of bad credit and cannot obtain any of the poor credit history unsecured UK credit cards that we tell you about then there are 2 alternative solutions open to you, secured offshore / non-UK credit cards and prepaid credit cards.
As we point out, if you live in the US there are plenty of (sometimes very expensive) secured credit cards and if you live in the UK there are some offshore and European secured credit card accounts open to you if you have the required deposit.
However, many people do not have access to such funds and others are unwilling to risk such money in offshore banks or non-UK banking institutions, even though many are extremely stable and secure.
The only solution left for people with bad credit is the prepaid credit / debit card. This is simply a credit / debit card with the usual Mastercard or Visa logo that is prepaid, either when you buy it or when you load or reload it with your own funds.
These reloadable prepaid credit / debit cards allow you to add credit, usually with very small minimum amounts so you just load what you need to spend. There are no large security deposits to surrender.
In this respect, they are not credit cards but stored value debit cards, in so much as you cannot go into debt with them. Also, as no credit is involved, prepaid credit / debit cards do not generally report to the credit reference agencies.
A consequence of this is that prepaid credit / debit cards are perfect as low risk, private and confidential second credit cards for use on the Internet etc.
Once again, if you live in the US or have a verifiable US address then there are dozens of prepaid credit / debit cards to choose from. Some of these prepaid credit / debit cards are reloadable, some are not. The ones that aren't are generally called gift prepaid credit / debit cards which come with a fixed amount which has to be used by a certain date. Some gift prepaid credit / debit cards are reloadable, though.
You can even buy some of these prepaid gift credit cards in retail outlets.
A good example of a US ONLY prepaid Mastercard stored value credit card that can be obtained from a retail outlet in the US is this prepaid Mastercard. You can see a list of US ONLY prepaid and secured debit cards that are available to US customers on our US debit card page.
As a result of the Patriot Act 2001, US prepaid credit cards are not available to those with an international billing address and/or those without a US SS number.
Up until recently, in the UK all this was unheard of. In so many ways we are miles behind the US when it comes to prepaid and secured credit card products. One of the reasons for this was that the UK was not as electronically connected as the US so that prepaid cards, which do not allow you to actually borrow on them, could be misused by some people at places that do not connect to the bank's computers to check for sufficient funds.
The prepaid credit / debit card solutions open to UK (and many worldwide) residents with or without bad credit are more limited but have improved markedly in recent times.
Although there are no banking institutions in the UK who offer secured Mastercard / Visa cards (although Capital One used to) there are now a few that offer prepaid Mastercard & Visa credit / debit cards.
However, there are still relatively few places for anyone in the UK and Europe to go for prepaid credit cards.............."
PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST moves this company could make. But do not expect instant riches. It will take time and also much is going to happen in the general market over the next months.
First let me say that my son is one of the top corporate lawyers in London and the UK. Though young, he is the legal director of a large international health company. I asked him about 'St James' and he said that it is a smallish but 'clean' company. Nothing 'unsavoury' is known of Bazzano who is also a youngish man (39).
I have more info which I will pass in other posts. Too much at once is overkill.
Why do I say it is one of the best moves? Because the Financial sector is a great one to be in. There is great growth potential in this fledgling area of 'prepaid debit and credit cards'. The US is the most advanced so far in this business (though it is spreading world wide) and confines its own companies, due to the Patriot Act, to its nationals and those with established USA addresses.
The new company acquired will probably be introduced as an ADR (American Depository Receipt) and will be on the OTC. (JMHO)
There will probably also be something in the share exchange/distribution which will reduce the number of shares held by GWGO holders. The danger here is that if this increases the actual price of the share in the new company(this will not be
an increased value to current holders in real terms) that it will be seen as an opportunity for short sellers to enter the market.
I think naked shorting is seeing the end of its 'happy days' as
it is getting a lot of serious attention recently sending a strong message. However, nothing changes overnight.
This sort of business is more in keeping with the main company -
St James Capital Holdings which owns St James Resource Management. Bezzano has had a lot of experience in acquisitions.
It appears, so far, the company has serious ambitions and wants to be focused in what it does best(hence divesting itself of its PM holdings) at the same time concentrating on an area it knows and fits in with its core business.
Bazzano has had no part in GWGO's past business activities, including acquisitions.
So, we have to forget its past, and look with hope to the future.
The King is dead, long live the King (as we Brits say)
Fingers crossed.
I do believe something is happening, and somebody knows. It's worth keeping an eye on - especially if the volume keeps up.
When you think that this company is in 'bankruptcy' and yet the share price is considerably higher than say GWGO which is attracting so much interest - check the messages, well, it makes you think.
If GWGO moved to the price of this bankrupt POS there would be one hell of a lot of smiling faces among its followers.
COULD THIS BE POSSIBLE? I have been trying ot figure out what this company oould be up to. If there were many 'naked' shorts
in there - though why, at this price there would be, beats me, it could well be that they are having to buy back and the company is supplying all that is required to satisfy that demand.
I mean, it costs the company nothing so they can supply at just
below .0001 No one else appears to be able to sell
Work out how much they take per day at current sales of not even bits paper - just a digital computation executed in seconds.
Just wondered who you hoped will buy them? Oh, and what price you would get?
Have you heard of anyone being able to sell their shares?
I wish you all the luck in the world - seriously.
Are you putting them in at 'all or none'. If so that is why they haven't sold. The ones who have sold, I'll wager they were not placed 'all or none'. In which case they take just a few to make money on the commissions.
Try a small amount or leave off the all or none and you will probably find they will sell. However, most of your profit will go on commission.
bon chance
Yes, the Enron corporate heads knew what was going on, and the masses - people like you, left it to them. It's when people put all their faith in company heads, and nation's heads that
gets them in serious trouble.
It happens every time. But you never learn, never have, never will.
I was taught to never kick a man when he's down. That applies to companies. So, if I were a 'basher', I would pick something worth bashing.
But I don't like people who talk crap, and try to push it down peoples throats whether they are presidents who say we are winning in Iraq and the thousands of deaths are worth it, or those who say this company is behaving responsibly when it so obviously is not.
Now,I have known these companies look at these sites to get feedback on how people feel. If I had such a company, I would - wouldn't you?
If they do check from time to time, I want to make sure they get the right message.
If the Nation's president believed everyone was happy with him, we would already be killing thousands more in Iran and Syria - ours, and theirs.
If GWGO's president sees everyone happy, they could start handing out more free, worthless shares, and swell the sucker list of stockholders. It's money for nothing, without the company doing anything else.
Remember the billions that were 'bought' before the ex-dividend
date.
Putting me on your ignore list is fine. I don't post here for
those with your mentality that can't see further than the end of their nose, or take alternative views.
This company is on its way for a move up. The build up is there.
That response tells me all I need to know about your 'evaluations'. But I would just love to be proved wrong just as I would love to win the lottery evey time I buy a ticket. (the odds are about the same)
(Incidentally, when you are handed, or pick up, a book to read, the first thing you see is the cover. You would therefore turn it the right way up, or adjust the cover. It's an unconscious natural reaction of a tidy, intelligent, mind)
The point is RBl100 No one should have to call them, and be diplomatic or otherwise. They should be communicating to their LOYAL shareholders. And, from what we see here, they do not come any more 'loyal' than you.
So, what have they told you? Please share.
And not again with that old e-mail from the GWGO new Prez that we ALL, or most of us, got in January and upon which I make no further comment. It was like a White House statement, and about just as unbelievable - unless one has still a childlike relationship with fairy stories.
Do you remember that photo of Bush reading a story to those Florida kids as he was informed that 'his Rome was burning',
The book was upside down.
How can we really expect more from company presidents (and even our kids) when they have such a role model at the top
What is out of date, and what we all want to know is:- Its profile. What does the company have NOW, what does it own, where is it going,in other words - where is the money going to come from to make it worth more than its current 'sell' price - which is 'zilch'.
We have only vague ideas from past 'blurb'. That is just not good enough. We should be having more communication from the
new President. I do not accept that 'no news is good news'in the stock market.
I would like to know where all these shares are coming from that are being traded. My broker won't allow me to put a sale in below .0001. So, WHO is selling? Anyone here sold any recently? If so, how, and at what price.
Anyone bought since the ex-div date?
Could not make out from your response whether you are in, or out. Part of your post seems to go counter to the other - sort of double negatives.
I have been trading this stock on its way up. I even bought back in the same day when I saw it continuing to rise - made more profit, sold, then bought back in again.
This is what you are seeing, I believe in the volumes - people are trading it.
Because of its past, many people are too nervous with this company. Some want to believe, but find it difficult. Then there are a lot of 'traders' who look for low cap, low priced stock with high volumes who all they want is to do is trade. They have little or no interest in the company. This is one that fits their bill at present.
This will catch a lot of shorts out eventually as this company
is going places.
What I am doing now is holding half, and trading half when I feel its indicators dictate to do so.
I feel a general pull back in the whole market is due before the end of April. This will temporarily pull down the good swimmers with the bad - like a sinking ship. But the good will soon pop back up to the surface.
Cheers
What I was asking was why it has put you off 'getting in'.
This sort of 'news' is never really 'news'of consequence by the time it reaches public domain. Therefore I give it little consideration.
All stocks, as you know, are risky, even the best of them, but when you get down to the OTC., then the risk is endemic. So, events should never be a 'shock'.
All I really consider is how is the company doing. What is my gut feeling, and is it supported by the technicals and general information of the company in relation to its field.
All this other stuff, by the time it reaches the PR's is already built into the price - good or bad. (those in the know take, or quit, their positions early.
This is why the reaction of the share price is often opposite to what is expected by those just getting the news publicly - after brief, knee jerk, reaction.
SLGLF is behaving well. Stocks don't move in a long straight line - there are always corrections of varying magnitudes.
As long as you get in in the general trend and use within reason the technical indicators (not 'news' releases)to tell you when to jump aboard, then you will be fine.
Cheers
CAN YOU EXPLAIN? Please.
"....Wanting in but, that 25 million S8 already in play this week, filed 2/21/07 ...."
YOU CALL THIS AN UPDATED WEBSITE. The first thing you see is:-
"Great West Gold is in the process of updating the website."
You need a visit to your optician, I fear.
(incidentally, it has been that way for many moons}
Investing in the markets is REAL LIFE. And you had better see that.
You would do well to have a talk with your broker and see what he tells you about your reasoning. Not that it would make much difference, you will continue to see it your way.
You will just have to learn the hard way. You will be hugging these GWGO shares a long time yet.
But if by some miracle you are right, and these shares move up, I would not be unhappy.
YOU ASK:-
What do you think will happen when GWGO has over 250,000 shareholders???????
Well, according to your market philosophy the price should rocket upwards.
But for those who understand economics, it won't make a blind bit of difference how many shareholders there are if the demand for the shares is not greater than the supply. (GWGO can't go any lower so it doesn't matter if the supply is greater than demand - which it is at present)
And the latter, by that I refer to the demand increasing over supply, can only happen if the company has something to offer investors that excites them enough to want to invest in the company by paying a higher price than the current one.
PPS is moved upwards when the demand is greater than supply. It moves down when the supply is greater than demand.
I know this will never sink in to you Rbl100, but I am concerned for others who may wish to check out for themselves both views.
Any check with a first year student of economics, or even their broker, will put them right.
This company is turning up something every two or three weeks.
I believe they will hit something very big soon that will put them in a higher league and propel the price much higher.
".....To Compare GWGO to INFINITI is sad, stupid and like whom says that the values are there......" ????
You have lost me. Who is comparing GWGO to 'INFINITY'? I have never heard of 'Infinity' - well, not as a stock or anything that could be compared with GWGO.
Someone was comaparing GWGO to Pfeizer, to which I drew attention as being ludicrous, and meaningless.
IN ONE BREATH YOU SAY WE AGREE, and then post this:-
Pfizer currently @ $25.87 pps
Outstanding Shares: 7,210,444,662 as of 2006-10-31
Over 7 Billion shares O/S and still the pps is this high
Makes one wonder how much of the saying "Demand does not drive the pps until all shares are sold" is true?????
There is absolutely NO correlation between Pfizer and GWGO - except that that are both companies but at extreme ends of
the pole.
One is not only a pink sheet, but as low as one can get in that category.
The other is on the NY Big Board. It pays about 4.5% dividend
and has a P/E ratio of around 12. It is held by large institutions. Institutions do not mess about with 'Pinkies'.
How many shares a company has has NOTHING to do with the share price if everything else is equal.
It is the movement between demand and supply that moves prices - up or down.
That is the VERY basis of Economics.
(With regards to your forecast:-
"GWGO should be around .0033 pps very soon"
I will not be unhappy if you are correct, but I will still sell you 2,000,000 at .00008 }
I NEVER ASKED A QUESTION, If you saw such a 'question' from me, please feel free to post it verbatim.
".....Yes, now you finally answered your own question. That is precisely what I have been saying all along......."
This is NOT what you have been saying, otherwise I would have said nothing. However, if you have now got it, that's fine.
YOU UNDERSTAND THE ENGLISH OF WHAT I AM SAYING, but you do not understand the 'principles' of the economics in the content (Some call them 'laws' but that is an incorrect term)
"......Whether a company has a trillion shares or 10.000 shares, if there are enough shareholders the pps will go higher......"
THIS IS INCORRECT. The price of a share has nothing to do with how many shareholders there are (or how many cutomers/buyers, unless measured by other parts of the equation which you choose to ignore. It apples to all trade - all goods, not just shares.
The only circumstance that will make the share price go higher
is if the demand will exceed the supply. That would mean most holders not wanting to sell, the company not creating more shares, no naked short sellers creating shares, and the company doing something to attract more buyers in excess of shares available.
All that would have to be valid, and constantly present during a sustained rise. If not, it would collapse like a pie crust with nothing under it, or if you like, burst like a bubble once the negative imbalance occurred.
YOUR ARITHMETIC SEEMS OK. IT's YOUR ECONOMICS which let you down. You have not grasped the rule of supply and demand. You only see half the equation — demand.
How many have you bought, or intend buying since the split? I mean, still at .0001? I will sell you privately 2million at
.00008
Accept any 'pullback' for what it is - just a pullback. All shares have them, though some never pull themselves back up. Don't worry about Silverado, when it happens - it's on a long haul uptrend. Stay the course.
LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF..........GWGO. There is a coming steep correction in the general market. This will pull down all sectors, including the mines. How do I know? It is in flashing neon signs, besides that tugging gut feeling.
Well, we owners of GWGO will be comforted in knowing that the PPS can't fall any further. Yes, it can disappear all together but I don't think that will happen if it holds out to the end of March.
No one can really bale out, so the company has a massive captive shareholder market. When gold rises again it will be in a steep upward trend - it has a lot of catching up to do just to keep pace with inflation.
Patience is going to be needed - if only because we have no other choice.
You don't believe? That's OK, there's room for believers of any scenario. And, if yours is better than mine, and you prove me wrong, I won't complain.
As they say in Hawaii - Aloha, Pomaika'i
".....Demand can be the deciding factor when the pps starts to increase and is still resulting in buying, no matter how high the pps keeps rising........"
Demand will not cause a price rise if the supply is greater. You need to take a course in very basic economics.
There is a demand for dollars, but they keep printing more, and more, so the supply is greater than the demand, therfore, it has been falling.
Demand is only half the equation. Only when demand exceeds supply is the pps likely to rise.
But, one can always dream. In fact, that's half the fun in these situations. As they say the chances of winning the lottery are extremely low, but if you don't have a lottery ticket your chances are zilch.
There's no real panic on the shares. It will be quite some time before anyone will be in a position to sell any. Gold itself is going nowhere yet - one step up, then step back is the rythm.
If the company stays in business until we see better days - much better, for PM's it will be something. This is not being negative - just realistic under current conditions.
Any news from the company would be wasted at present as there is not enough action in the market in general to move a pink sheet with so many shares outstanding.
Just lock them away and forget them. Think about it - would you buy them at .0001 now? Then think six billion plus shares - one for every man woman and child in the entire world.
DO WHAT I DID, PENNY...E-MAIL GWGO AND THEIR TRANSFER AGENTS. THE ADDRESS IS ON THEIR WEBSITE.
you WILL make money. (You already have if you bought at .09. }
This is a WINNER. They will keep up the PR's and the ACTION. If it comes back at all, it will only be as a result of a whole market pull back. But, SILVERADO will soon recover.
This is under good management. They have a good plan, and excellent products geared for today. And, it's in the right part of the world - NORTH AMERICA - CANADA/ALASKA
TWO BANGS FOR THE BUCK - GREEN ENERGY & GOLD plus ANTIMONY (used in Batteries
antifriction alloys
type metal
small arms and tracer ammunition
cable sheathing
matches
medicines
plumbing
soldering - some "lead-free" solders contain 5% Sb
main and big-end bearings in internal combustion engines (as alloy)