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How do you know its low if it hasn't been update in 12 years. Any idea what the SS is? Thx
Nice action and volume. Any idea whats going on?
Reverse merger. Cryptocurrency tech.
280 000 shares? I think we need more buying then that to get excited, no?
75 million
I put mine up for sale at market 2 days ago. Maybe its mine finally going through-72,000,000.
I'll check in tomorrow.
I agree with Mindless. Do the math on what you think this company is worth when the dust settles and we have our shares to trade.
What is now the OS shares on this? TIA
Too late. Google TV and Apple TV are here.
How much of Tellytube does ATNP own?
Yes I think something is going on or at least I'm hoping LOL.
What was the new development that made them have a second meeting and decide to go ahead with the spin off? Anybody have any idea?
How many shares has Chris accumulated over the last little while? Any relation?
Are we the only people to recieve these share's? Why are people constantly saying they have not recieved theirs?
They are GOTV. TD Waterhouse Account says:
Global Online Tele '33L 19,150
I got my Divi's a long time ago.
I got 20000 on this first payout. Does this 2nd payout of dividend shares not get calculated by what shares you own now after this last split?
Hmmm, I guess about $900 for me lol
Its still on there
Any ideas on what revenue could come from this latest news?
Thanks for the $130,000 today. I feel lucky to have made the decision to finally sell.
GSS
GSS having a nice day for a change
yes in at .0002 last week
is reverse split coming with this ticker change?
SDRG moving up again
whats your point?
ACHI looking good agian
Thanks for all the great info! Do you know what the latest A/S is?
thanks
Where did you here that they valued it at .10? Thanks
GSGF- moving along. Anybody notice?
Any thoughts on GSGF lately and how it might relate to us? TIA
Oh ya, think we'll make it to .0003?
UPDATE 1-Morgan Stanley buys stake in Miami CO2 developer
Fri Jan 19, 2007 2:04 PM ET
(Adds details about deal, size of MGM, previous dateline LONDON)
NEW YORK, Jan 19 (Reuters) - U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley has bought a 38 percent stake in the Miami-based carbon specialist MGM International for an undisclosed sum, MGM said on Friday.
The deal comes three months after Morgan Stanley said it planned to invest some $3 billion in carbon markets over the next five years.
Carbon markets allow countries and companies to shop around for the cheapest permits to emit greenhouse gases. They are attracting a growing band of investors as countries take tougher action on climate change.
MGM identifies projects in developing countries such as China, Mexico and South Africa that can cut emissions of greenhouse gases and so qualify for carbon credits under the Kyoto Protocol on global warming.
MGM has aggregated about 90 million Kyoto Protocol and 10 million U.S. voluntary credits worth a total of $900 million. "We own the commercial license to about 60 to 70 million of those credits," MGM President Marco Monroy told Reuters. He would not say how much the company was worth.
Investment banks have been active in selling such credits to, for example, European companies struggling to stay within their emissions caps on the European carbon market. The EU set up that market to meet its goals under the Kyoto pact.
The United States has no official carbon trade because it pulled out of Kyoto. But some U.S. companies have anticipated future mandatory rules and traded voluntary carbon credits on their own. MGM has arranged to sell some of its U.S. emissions credits on the Chicago Climate Exchange, Monroy said.
Most of MGM carbon credit generation has taken place in China, but the lion's share of its employees are in Latin America where it is looking to develop credits. MGM has developed credits in Mexico through reductions of an industrial gas called HFC 23, which has about 12,000 times the global warming potential of the main greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide.
UPDATE 1-Morgan Stanley buys stake in Miami CO2 developer
Fri Jan 19, 2007 2:04 PM ET
(Adds details about deal, size of MGM, previous dateline LONDON)
NEW YORK, Jan 19 (Reuters) - U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley has bought a 38 percent stake in the Miami-based carbon specialist MGM International for an undisclosed sum, MGM said on Friday.
The deal comes three months after Morgan Stanley said it planned to invest some $3 billion in carbon markets over the next five years.
Carbon markets allow countries and companies to shop around for the cheapest permits to emit greenhouse gases. They are attracting a growing band of investors as countries take tougher action on climate change.
MGM identifies projects in developing countries such as China, Mexico and South Africa that can cut emissions of greenhouse gases and so qualify for carbon credits under the Kyoto Protocol on global warming.
MGM has aggregated about 90 million Kyoto Protocol and 10 million U.S. voluntary credits worth a total of $900 million. "We own the commercial license to about 60 to 70 million of those credits," MGM President Marco Monroy told Reuters. He would not say how much the company was worth.
Investment banks have been active in selling such credits to, for example, European companies struggling to stay within their emissions caps on the European carbon market. The EU set up that market to meet its goals under the Kyoto pact.
The United States has no official carbon trade because it pulled out of Kyoto. But some U.S. companies have anticipated future mandatory rules and traded voluntary carbon credits on their own. MGM has arranged to sell some of its U.S. emissions credits on the Chicago Climate Exchange, Monroy said.
Most of MGM carbon credit generation has taken place in China, but the lion's share of its employees are in Latin America where it is looking to develop credits. MGM has developed credits in Mexico through reductions of an industrial gas called HFC 23, which has about 12,000 times the global warming potential of the main greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide.
UPDATE 1-Morgan Stanley buys stake in Miami CO2 developer
Fri Jan 19, 2007 2:04 PM ET
(Adds details about deal, size of MGM, previous dateline LONDON)
NEW YORK, Jan 19 (Reuters) - U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley has bought a 38 percent stake in the Miami-based carbon specialist MGM International for an undisclosed sum, MGM said on Friday.
The deal comes three months after Morgan Stanley said it planned to invest some $3 billion in carbon markets over the next five years.
Carbon markets allow countries and companies to shop around for the cheapest permits to emit greenhouse gases. They are attracting a growing band of investors as countries take tougher action on climate change.
MGM identifies projects in developing countries such as China, Mexico and South Africa that can cut emissions of greenhouse gases and so qualify for carbon credits under the Kyoto Protocol on global warming.
MGM has aggregated about 90 million Kyoto Protocol and 10 million U.S. voluntary credits worth a total of $900 million. "We own the commercial license to about 60 to 70 million of those credits," MGM President Marco Monroy told Reuters. He would not say how much the company was worth.
Investment banks have been active in selling such credits to, for example, European companies struggling to stay within their emissions caps on the European carbon market. The EU set up that market to meet its goals under the Kyoto pact.
The United States has no official carbon trade because it pulled out of Kyoto. But some U.S. companies have anticipated future mandatory rules and traded voluntary carbon credits on their own. MGM has arranged to sell some of its U.S. emissions credits on the Chicago Climate Exchange, Monroy said.
Most of MGM carbon credit generation has taken place in China, but the lion's share of its employees are in Latin America where it is looking to develop credits. MGM has developed credits in Mexico through reductions of an industrial gas called HFC 23, which has about 12,000 times the global warming potential of the main greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide.
Gseg- So is my hair from this crap!