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If someone wants to see where this site leads, I would not be surprised if HESV subsidary mortgage and home improvement leaders are in the info flow: http://www.homeenergysavingsinc.com/
Sombody sold 5000 shares at .0005. That's a $25 trade. What a sissy.
Told you so. Only took 200,000 to clear the ask at .0005.
Only tiny sell orders will come in at ask prices below a tenth to .0015. Play money.
Looks like any serious buyer will have to pay .0007 abd higher.
ho hum, see you next run
Wonder who placed an order for a $1 trade. Any meaningful trading .0007-.0017.
Can't be allot of resistance at .0007. The bailers have cleared.
You're on it. Let's face it, subpenny means "worthless." HESV may not be worth what the pricipals hoped for, but it is not worthless. It has assets. If the street takes more interest in this, I think the pricipals and major investors make a move sooner rather than later.
HESV VALUATION. The capitalization of HESV went predominately to back the mortgage and home improvement loans of subsidiaries including MLI Capital. No signs that the energy savings model is working, but the major players here are patiently waiting to recoup at least some portion of the asset value, if not profit from their investments. A review of reports from 2006 and 2007 indicate that, even at 20 to 30 cents on the dollar, those mortgage assets will reestablish HESV's value in nickels and dimes per share, rather than hundreths and tenths of penneys. News will surely come involving a reset of the business model for HESV. That's the story, no pumping necessary.
The suckers bailed on this one. News coming soon.
Anybody here in on that bid at .0005?
P. S. Mike, not sure we disagree. I read them as vulures too. That's why I am holding the same position they are... except much smaller of course.
Cornell had nothing to gain by buying in Sept then selling at a huge loss. My best guess is the subsidiary relationship between MLI Capital Group (the mortgage lender) will flip sooner or later... at a price that favors Cornell.
Right. They threw $1 to $1.5 million in just to fool you.
Cornell Capital bought a bunch in Sept under 2007 agreement. All the spikes in volume have come on no news whatsoever. Something is up. Just don't know how long it will take. This thing is worth in the pennys somewhere above .02. That is for sure.
Looks like the sellers are about to clear Daytrader. I'm long on this. News will come sooner or later.
I have been watch HESV before subpenny daytraders heard of it. Research it well. Look at the charts. See the smart money, volume too steep to be street trading, patiently accumulating HESV. Not for quick buck artists!
Big board paused for home sales data at 10:00.
Big time buy at .0011. Any of you?
Not an expert on sub-penny stocks, but something is up with HESV for sure.
Looks like you're in. I am guessing about 30 million shares were bought long and strong today. Maybe more to come. I am holding as long as it takes, whatever happens on light trading. Don't want to miss any news. BUY AND HOLD HESV!
Looks like support comimg in at .0011 or .001
"Find," hell. I've been holding for months... and still holding.
Cornell Capital threw appx. $1.5 million in to protect their investment in Sept.. They did that for a reason. Reports indicate they expect .20 to .35 a share when the values of mortgage instruments settle in. This is more than penny traders.
I am buy and hold on this one. News coming.
Not by me. I only discovered this site last week when looking for any news or info related to the HESV run. I bought back into HESV a few months ago anticipating the results from the 2006 restructuring would start valuing it in. That appears to be happening. Not a day trader here.
HESV owns MLI Capital Group, a going concern in VA since 2006. Mortgage securities are apparently being valued in, at whatever the bargain basement level, only to climb from here. The DreamHome Solutions end of the business appears not to have panned out, but HESV can still build the energy efficient building products clientele through contractor and borrower relationships.
More on HESV run last week. On October 18, 2006, HESV reported stock warrants issued for 100,000,000 shares at .01, .015, .02, and .025 per share. The warrants were to expire September 7, 2009! The HESV run Tuesday was no fluke. I believe those prices ($.01-.025) set the near term traging range for this stock. I am still in!
I have been tracking this company since it was a charter air service in 2001. Was holding 2 million shares before the Tuesday run. Something is up, not sure exactly what, but it fits the business plan they went into home energy efficiency. See http://www.homeenergysavingscorp.net/