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$VKML Oh they will take your form and file it. In drawer 13. Let's see now, what's the complaint about? Well one of us called the company and was told that there would be a PR put out on Sunday saying "we're sorry we PR'd that we had applied for a 1 for 200 RS" and they didn't do it. LOL I'm sorry but some of us here have seen so much worse than this. This so far is nothing compared to what we have been thru. If you want to play in the penny pen you best get a little tougher skin. Tell'em DOINIT. GO VKML!!!!
$VKML You guys are so funny. Not just you "fuego10". A forward split or reverse split is considered a "NON" event by FINRA and the SEC. To them say, 1 for 10 is now 1 at 10. You still have the same value just fewer shares. Next, I have called FINRA and the SEC, and they don't really care about penny stocks at all. Key words being "AT ALL and DON'T CARE". The questions that they asked me were: Why would you buy a penny stock and have you ever made any money on one? So if you really think they give a rats a$$ you are so so so mistaken. GO VKML!!!!
$MSGI At the moment I just want to see a bid/ask. GO MSGI!!!!
$VKML ??????????............ GO VKML!!!!
$VKML Hmmmm scar on Robert Coleridge? I would have thought he got scarred by claiming to be an IT/software or something or other at the age of 15. 35 years ago in 1979. I started with DOS 2.0 27 years ago in 1987 at age 41. I find it very interesting how a 15 year old could find any access to a mainframe computer costing millions of dollars and as scarce as hens teeth. Personal computers came out years after he started working in the computer/software industry. Just saying........ GO VKML!!!!
P.S. An approved R/S that has been PR'd doesn't have a date it has to take place by and it doesn't have an expiration date. It just has to be applied for, approved, and announced. Looks like it has been applied for and announced. JMHO
$MSGI I did it last year before I knew what I had. And yes I am kicking my back side. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI Tick,tock,tick,tock,tick,tock,tick,tock,.GO.MSGI!!!!
$MSGI I'm sure that once you've been on the Greys they don't tend to be your friend. Sooner or later the comments have to run out though. Let's hope it's sooner. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI I strongly believe that MSGI (Jeremy) got a third maybe even a forth comment letter and that this letter was not expected. I would imagine there were many comments to start with due to the debt conversion, acquisition of VNTH, delisting to Grey Sheets, and accountant changes. I would expect that this comment was quickly replied to and we are now waiting for FINRA to respond. This is of course just my opinion but I think it is most likely. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI Not a chance. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI I wonder if that 400K chunk is the 400K that I sold a while back for .006. And yes I was two zeros. Darn! GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI More than likely needed money to pay his taxes. My feelings are that all is well. Just another comment letter unexpected. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI Those were the days. Coming soon in an area near you. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI We emailed him late last week. He usually replies within a few minutes but this time we have still not received a reply. We are assuming it is because MSGI is in a quiet period yet. GO MSGI!!!!
$UNDR ETRF GO UNDR!!!!
$UNDR I can't seem to get my E*TRADE Level II to show that. Any suggestions as to how I might get it to show? GO UNDR!!!!
$UNDR I was wondering how you know that? Is it still there today? GO UNDGR!!!!
$MSGI Here we go. May be a very good sign. GO MSGI AND VNTH!!!!
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$MSGI Hmmmmmmm???? GO MSGI!!!!
Definition of 'Confidential Treatment Order - CTO'
An order that provides confidential treatment for certain documents and information, that a company would otherwise have to file. A confidential treatment order (CTO) is issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and may only be in effect for a certain period of time, rather than indefinitely.
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$MSGI Cheapskate! Make it .035. GO MSGI!!!! LOL
$MSGI It's like it's on the Grey Market. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI I agree with your assessment totally. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI They are in a quiet period for a reason. Check their past filings on getting brought up to date. Quiet periods are usually reserved for a 15c2-11 and pretty much nothing else but an up-list. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI I'm pretty sure MSGI has filed the 15c2-11 so the filing has begun. It's just that the filing has to be approved so the company gets relisted. Thus we have the quiet period. Man am I ever ready for the noisy period and I hope it lasts a long time. GO MSGI!!!!
$VNTH Take a step back in time. GO VNTH!!!!
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$MSGI I don't think he will have anything to do at all with the 15C2 -11 filing announcement being made. Once it is approved the MM that filed it has the sole rights to all trading for 30 days. So the MM won't sit on it at all because it would take money out of his pocket. It's all up to who is doing the approval as to when we trade openly again. Jeremy can only wait like the rest of us when it comes to the filing. Although I am sure he is very busy with other things while he waits. The SEC always takes the full time to reply in order to not show preference by doing some one else's filing in a shorter length of time. So here we are at the mercy of the bureaucrat gods. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI Two work days left. Will it happen? I sure hope so. GO MSGI!!!!
$VKML Thank you sir. Back at you. Yes Nestle was a wonderfully loyal and true friend. We miss her a lot. Good luck to you. GO VKML!!!!
$MSGI WRONG WRONG WRONG! Vantage's private parent Nanobeak equals Nanobeak's private parent MSGI!!!!! Nanobeak is owned by MSGI so MSGI is the head of a developing conglomerate. Get your Visio software out and start putting in the org structure and start with MSGI at the top. There are already several other companies under MSGI if you go back a couple of years you'll find them. You can add them to your org chart as well. MSGI is the GOLDEN HEAD. GO MSGI!!!!
$QASP And.when.it.gets.to.$11.00.a.share.I'm.going.to.sell.my.4000.shares.and.break.even.
$QASP I bought $44,000.00 worth.
$MSGI Sounds great to me. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI Not me, but not for lack of trying. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI E*TRADE will take the order online and you can call them up and they will find if there are bids and offers. They will tell how much to put your bid at to get some and I've almost always gotten some lower. To me that means that they told me one price that would get my whole order filled. I've got no problem at all with that. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI There is no bid/ask on MSGI. It's on the gray market and TDA won't let you buy it. You have use E*TRADE or some one else to buy it. GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI That's kind of what I'm thinking too but you can always,
Hope
Pray
Beg
GO MSGI!!!!
$MSGI It's not happening today as far as I can tell. I just hope it does by the end of this week. March 31st isn't far off either. GO MSGI!!!!
$UNDR YEP! GO UNDR!!!!