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I`M WITH TD AMERITRADE; JUST GOT OFF THE PHONE; THEY DON`T HAVE ANY INFO ON ACLH REGARDING R/S; I SET MY ACCT ALERTS REGARDING STOCK SLITS ALERTS. THEY SAID THAT IF A COMPANY ISSUES A STOCK SPLIT , IT WILL TAKE TWO WEEKS TO GO IN EFFECT UNTILL IT WILL BE CHANGED IN THE ACCT. SO, LET IT FLY .
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I`M WITH TD AMERITRADE; JUST GOT OFF THE PHONE; THEY DON`T HAVE ANY INFO ON ACLH REGARDING R/S; I SET MY ACCT ALERTS REGARDING STOCK SLITS ALERTS. THEY SAID THAT IF A COMPANY ISSUES A STOCK SPLIT , IT WILL TAKE TWO WEEKS TO GO IN EFFECT UNTILL IT WILL BE CHANGED IN THE ACCT. SO, LET IT FLY
ACLH OR ADFJF ? WHICH ON TO BUY MONDAY ?
CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH THIS? 15 mil. sell vol.- - - 4 mil buy vol; how is it look promising ?
18 mil. trades and price not moving. . . !
Oh, no I didn`t mean that. I just showed who the transfer agent is to those looking to get more info`s on the company
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Act Clean Technologies, Inc.
5412 Bolsa Avenue
Suite A
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
http://www.actcleantech.com
Phone: 714-373-1984
Fax: 714-373-1532
E-mail: info@actcleantech.com
Advanced Clean Technologies, Inc. is committed to a safer environment. We provide cost-effective, environmentally-safe, remediation solutions to today's hazardous waste problems. Our wholly owned subsidiary, American Petroleum Solutions,Inc., provides remediation services for projects complicated by environmental, regulatory, and other related issues. Our experience ranges from soil remediation to complex petroleum services related projects
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2860 - Industrial Organic Chemicals
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Development Stage Company
State Of Incorporation
NV
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United States
Year Of Incorporation
2006
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Russell Kidder, CEO
Richard McLaughlin, Secretary, Controller
Number of Employees
1 as of Jan 15, 2009
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Alternative Reporting Standard
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12/31
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$4,664,585 as of May 11, 2010
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500,000,000 as of Dec 31, 2009
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238 as of Nov 4, 2009
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shs decreased by 1 for 300 split
Pay Date: Jan 12, 2009
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?Formerly=Advanced Clean Technologies, Inc. until 12-2009
?Formerly=Turnaround Partners, Inc. until 1-2009
?Formerly=Emerge Capital Corp. until 1-07. State of Incorporation Delaware changed to Nevada concurrent with name change
?Formerly=Nuwave Technologies, Inc. until 1-06
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?Par Changed=$0.001 from 1 Cent. Basis: vote of shareholders at annual meeting
?Capital Change=shs decreased by 1 for 50 split Pay date=07/21/2003.
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Auto-parts suppliers American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. and Visteon Corp.[/b] each reported improved first-quarter results Friday as a result of lower costs and improving sales,
Auto-parts suppliers American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. and Visteon Corp. each reported improved first-quarter results Friday as a result of lower costs and improving sales, providing further evidence of an auto-industry recovery.
American Axle, which relies on General Motors Co. for 75% of its sales, reported profit of $16.3 million, or 22 cents a share, compared with a loss of $32.7 million, or 59 cents, a year earlier. Revenue jumped 30% to $521.9 million.
Chief Financial Officer Michael Simonte said the axle maker is benefiting from downsizing.
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American Axle & Manufacturing's first-quarter profit provided further evidence of an auto-industry recovery.
."We are seeing the results we expected after cutting our fixed costs by 50% over the past two years," Mr. Simonte said in an interview. "We are optimistic about the improving economy, but we know it is fragile."
Gross margin, or the difference between the cost of producing products and the price received for them, widened to 16.7% from 6.7% because of the restructuring.
Visteon, which filed for bankruptcy protection nearly a year ago and is still struggling to exit from Chapter 11, said earnings rose to $233 million, or $1.79 a share, from $2 million, or two cents a share. The latest quarter included a $237 million gain from the termination of certain postretirement employee benefits. Revenue rose 41% to $1.9 billion.
The supplier rebound is a relief for the U.S. auto industry, which has lost thousands of jobs amid the recession and has suffered through bankruptcy filings by GM and Chrysler Group LLC last year. Parts suppliers were hit equally as hard. Delphi Corp., Dana Corp. and Lear Corp. were among the two dozen that went through bankruptcy. Some, such as Collins & Aikman Corp., were liquidated.
The earnings improvements by American Axle and Visteon follow other solid reports. In the past week, turbocharger maker BorgWarner Inc. swung to a profit and raised its forecast, saying it now expects its 2010 revenue to rise 28% to 32% instead of its previous guidance for a 15% to 19% increase.
Dana, another axle maker, narrowed its loss to $31 million from $157 million, and Tenneco Inc., which makes shock absorbers, reported a profit of $7 million, compared with a year earlier loss of $49 million.
The brighter outlook for suppliers appears to be helping many small manufacturing towns, where some jobs are returning, but the hurdles for the suppliers aren't over. Smaller components makers that supply the larger companies continue to wrestle with the inability to access loans, and there is still too much capacity.
Most companies also will have to weather a temporary drop in auto production in Europe, where sales are softening as governments phase out incentives that encouraged consumers to trade in older models and boosted sales in 2009.
Write to Jeff Bennett at jeff.bennett@dowjones.com
providing further evidence of an auto-industry recovery.
American Axle, which relies on General Motors Co. for 75% of its sales, reported profit of $16.3 million, or 22 cents a share, compared with a loss of $32.7 million, or 59 cents, a year earlier. Revenue jumped 30% to $521.9 million.
Chief Financial Officer Michael Simonte said the axle maker is benefiting from downsizing.
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Fabrizio Costantini for The Wall Street Journal
American Axle & Manufacturing's first-quarter profit provided further evidence of an auto-industry recovery.
."We are seeing the results we expected after cutting our fixed costs by 50% over the past two years," Mr. Simonte said in an interview. "We are optimistic about the improving economy, but we know it is fragile."
Gross margin, or the difference between the cost of producing products and the price received for them, widened to 16.7% from 6.7% because of the restructuring.
Visteon, which filed for bankruptcy protection nearly a year ago and is still struggling to exit from Chapter 11, said earnings rose to $233 million, or $1.79 a share, from $2 million, or two cents a share. The latest quarter included a $237 million gain from the termination of certain postretirement employee benefits. Revenue rose 41% to $1.9 billion.
The supplier rebound is a relief for the U.S. auto industry, which has lost thousands of jobs amid the recession and has suffered through bankruptcy filings by GM and Chrysler Group LLC last year. Parts suppliers were hit equally as hard. Delphi Corp., Dana Corp. and Lear Corp. were among the two dozen that went through bankruptcy. Some, such as Collins & Aikman Corp., were liquidated.
The earnings improvements by American Axle and Visteon follow other solid reports. In the past week, turbocharger maker BorgWarner Inc. swung to a profit and raised its forecast, saying it now expects its 2010 revenue to rise 28% to 32% instead of its previous guidance for a 15% to 19% increase.
Dana, another axle maker, narrowed its loss to $31 million from $157 million, and Tenneco Inc., which makes shock absorbers, reported a profit of $7 million, compared with a year earlier loss of $49 million.
The brighter outlook for suppliers appears to be helping many small manufacturing towns, where some jobs are returning, but the hurdles for the suppliers aren't over. Smaller components makers that supply the larger companies continue to wrestle with the inability to access loans, and there is still too much capacity.
Most companies also will have to weather a temporary drop in auto production in Europe, where sales are softening as governments phase out incentives that encouraged consumers to trade in older models and boosted sales in 2009.
Write to Jeff Bennett at jeff.bennett@dowjones.com
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Ad Hoc Equity Committee Sends Letter to Board of Directors of Visteon Corporation
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Comtex NEW YORK, March 25, 2010 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ ----Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, acting on behalf of Ad Hoc Equity Committee, sent today a letter to the Board of Directors of Visteon Corporation (Pink Sheets: VSTNQ). Following is the full text of the letter:
March 25, 2010
Board of Directors of Visteon Corporation
c/o Kirkland & Ellis LLP
601 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Attn.: Jamie Sprayregen, Esq.
Marc Kieselstein, Esq.
Re: In re Visteon Corporation,
Chapter 11 Case No. 09-11786 (Jointly Administered) (CSS)
Dear Members of the Board of Directors:
As you know, we represent an ad hoc committee of equityholders (the "Ad Hoc Equity Committee"), the members of which collectively hold 7.87% of the outstanding common stock of Visteon Corporation (the "Company" or "Visteon").(1) The Company's most recently proposed chapter 11 plan, dated March 15, 2010 (the "Plan"), completely ignores the true value of the Company and, accordingly, wrongfully extinguishes shareholders and must be revised. Delaware corporate law requires a shareholder vote to sell substantially all Visteon's assets, but the Company is undertaking to effectuate the same result as a transfer of virtually all of Visteon's assets to certain creditors without a shareholder vote.
As with the initial chapter 11 plan proposed by the Company, the recent Plan is based on an unrealistically low valuation of the Company and its assets and a suboptimal capital structure, which together provide an indefensible windfall to the Company's secured lenders at the expense of the Company's other creditors and shareholders. The Ad Hoc Equity Committee's analysis shows the Company is worth significantly more than the Plan and Disclosure Statement would lead the Court, creditors, and equityholders to believe for the following reasons, among others:
First, as pointed out in our letter dated March 8, 2010, the Company's prior projections must be viewed with a healthy dose of skepticism. (2) Relative to the improving macroeconomic picture, consensus assumptions for worldwide production volume growth in the industry and the improving market positions of the Company's largest customers, the Company's top line projections appear to present an unreasonably low revenue forecast.
Second, given the Company's successful cost cutting (including exiting all of the Company's US manufacturing operations, which will have the effect of lowering manufacturing costs significantly) and general margin improvement illustrated in Q3 and Q4 of 2009, it appears the projections do not reflect the operational improvements the Company has achieved.
Third, the Company's valuation of its equity in its non-consolidated joint ventures is far below their fair market value. The Company values all these joint ventures at $195 million or about 5 times 2009 dividends, 2.5 times 2009 net income and 65% of 2009 book value. Our financial advisors are willing to provide you with numerous examples of comparable Asian automotive suppliers, which currently trade at forward net income multiples in the teens. If the Company truly considers $195 million to be a fair value for its non-consolidated joint ventures, the Ad Hoc Equity Committee recommends the Company offer these assets to the Ad Hoc Equity Committee at that price.
Fourth, the Company inappropriately values its 70% stake in Halla Climate Control Corporation ("Halla") on a consolidated basis (using a market multiple in-line with US comparables, not the higher multiples afforded to Halla's Asian competitors), and then subtracts out the market value of the 30% of Halla not owned by the Company. This creates an artificial, negative multiple arbitrage that results in a lower valuation. Halla's value should not be up for debate or manipulation, as shares of Halla trade publicly; at the most recent closing price of Halla shares at current exchange rates, Visteon's stake in Halla is worth $915 million before any premium for Visteon's control position. A proper valuation of Halla would assign a premium to the current trading price for Visteon's controlling interest in this valuable enterprise. The Company's position that its 70% stake is worth ratably less than the 30% minority stake is not only incorrect but is also troubling.
Put simply, the sum of the Company's $1.1 billion of cash on its balance sheet as of December 31, 2009, its $915 million stake in Halla (before including a control premium) and the Company's overly-conservative valuation of the non-consolidated joint ventures is in excess of the Company's estimated valuation in the Plan, before including any value for Visteon's core business, which the Ad Hoc Equity Committee, Ford and the Company's other customers firmly believe has value. Furthermore, using a reasonable valuation of both the Company's non-consolidated joint ventures and Visteon's core business (ex-Halla) together with the Company's cash and the public market value of Halla would result in a total valuation well in excess of the $3.1 billion of total claims against the Company, leaving significant value for shareholders. (3)
The Ad Hoc Equity Committee is eager to learn more about the Company's motivations and processes by which it arrived at its valuations and reserves all rights to seek discovery on this issue and all issues.
Additionally, there are more optimal capital structures which preserve, create, and distribute value more fairly to all of the Company's stakeholders. Any such structure should reinstate the existing bank debt or provide the bank debtholders with a new note at the lowest interest rate the law allows, and we urge the Company to do so.
Based on the Ad Hoc Equity Committee's projected cash flows (and even using the Company's onerously conservative projections), Visteon has ample cash flows to support both this interest expense as well as annual contributions to its domestic pension plans. Furthermore, the Company will generate significant cash over the projection period to address future maturities. Therefore, the notion that Visteon must be free of long-term debt is an unreasonable view that directly robs equityholders of value resulting from the preservation of the Company's bank debt at an attractive interest rate. There are many comparable companies in the automotive sector, domestically and internationally, that have debt. Indeed, several of these comparable companies have emerged from bankruptcy with leverage and yet continue as important suppliers to Ford as well as to other Visteon customers.
The Company should also consider distributing shares of Halla to its guaranteed note holders. While the Ad Hoc Equity Committee believes there is great value to the Company's majority ownership in and control of Halla, the Ad Hoc Equity Committee also believes there is very little incremental value or strategic benefit from owning 70% of Halla, as opposed to owning 51%.
Finally, the Company should satisfy remaining unsecured bonds with a combination of cash and convertible preferred securities. Cash can come from either excess balance sheet cash, or a $200 million rights offering. (4) The convertible preferred securities should contain a mandatory dividend payable in securities at the Company's option at an appropriate rate, be callable at the Company's option, and be convertible into common equity in certain circumstances. Such a structure would enable Visteon to reinstate its existing equity (subject, of course, to dilution for the rights offering, if necessary, a management incentive plan, and the convertible preferred securities described above). Designed properly, such a structure ought to preserve the value of the Company's significant net operating losses.
The Ad Hoc Equity Committee reserves its rights to seek termination of exclusivity to propose a plan and/or seek the appointment of an examiner to protect its interests, as well as all other rights granted by the Bankruptcy Code. The appointment of an examiner may be particularly appropriate given the wide gulf between the Company's prior projections and actual results, the limited changes made in the Plan, and the issues the Company's Plan raises as to whether the Company and its Board are carrying out their fiduciary duties.
Of course, the Ad Hoc Equity Committee's preference is to work collaboratively with the Board, management, and the Company's other stakeholders to ensure a consensual chapter 11 plan that treats all stakeholders fairly, and rewards management for improved performance. The shareholders are the Company's owners, and we trust the Board and management will act in accordance with the shareholders' best interests consistent with their fiduciary duty.
We look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
Martin J. Bienenstock
MJB/ds
(1) The members of the Ad Hoc Equity Committee may also hold other Visteon securities from time to time.
(2) As we noted in our letter, the projections in the Disclosure Statement, dated December 17, 2009, issued in support of the debtors proposed plan just two weeks before the end of the 2009 fiscal year, egregiously understated actual income and cash as of the end of 2009. Additionally, the Company's projections did not materially change from December 17, 2009 to March 15, 2010 notwithstanding its proven understated 2009 projections.
(3) The Company improperly considers only "excess cash" as part of its valuation, and not "total cash". We are well advised by the Company that much of the Company's $1.1 billion of cash is located overseas and not able to be repatriated without tax consequences and understand that dividends from the Company's affiliates which are not wholly-owned are uncertain. But neither of these facts allows the Company to simply ignore the value of these assets and hand them over to senior creditors at the expense of other stakeholders to whom it owes fiduciary obligations to preserve value.
(4) While the Ad Hoc Equity Committee doesn't believe the Company needs additional liquidity, the Ad Hoc Equity Committee is willing to demonstrate its fundamental belief that the present Plan undervalues the Company by agreeing to participate in such a rights offering. The rights offering would be offered first to existing equity holders and then to unsecured claimholders if they would like to participate. To ensure full subscription, the members of the Ad Hoc Equity Committee will consider backstopping the rights offering, which would be subject to standard and customary conditions.
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I would join you guys, but no recent news
how low is supposed to drop ?
you must have been joking about $2.00 coming fast
I thought that this was the bk law ; well except when there are much more assets then liabilities and even the like in the case of citgq the bondholders took .60 on the dollar and the billionaire IKHAN bought the old notes for .70 on the dollar which alltogether brought the cancellation of the comm`s and prefd`s while every citgq player on the i hub was hoping that nothing of the comm`s and prefd`s will be cancelled; i lost big
I`m glad you call me son, You seem very knoledgeable; I almost bought 30k shs this morning @1.54 and now I don`t know what to do.
give a father to son advice; I won`t hold any grudge if is going bad. give me your onest opinion. down to 1.65 now@1:39 pm
But what if the big guys pull out and everything drops like it did this morning, down to 1.53 ?
and then what are the expectations that the judge won`t cancel the commons ?
If judge won`t cancel the commons; it will make history for the first time in BK LAW
I lost money with CITGQ because the comm & prefd were cancelled
Now it came down to 0.067 from 0.079 morning start; at what level is good to buy? How high this could go? I wander if anybody knows...!
Mesa Air Group will stop trading its common stock after receiving a delisting notice from the Nasdaq Stock Market Exchange.
The Phoenix-based Mesa (Nasdaq: MESA), which operates Hawaii interisland carrier go! Mokulele, received the notice Tuesday, the same day it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief.
“The company does not intend to take any further action to appeal the Exchange’s decision,” Mesa said Wednesday in a prepared statement. “Accordingly, trading of the company’s common stock will be suspended at the opening of business on Jan. 14 ... and a Form 25-NSE will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ... which will remove the company’s common stock from listing and registration on the Exchange.”
Mesa said its common stock “will not be immediately eligible” to trade on the OTC Bulletin Board or in the “Pink Sheets” market.
Mesa operates 130 aircraft with 700 daily system departures to 127 cities, 41 states, Canada and Mexico. The company, founded in New Mexico in 1982, has 3,500 employees.
Which shares ? the CIT is down to 26.20 from 30.45 Is this CIT symbol you`re talking about going to be worth 100@sh... well, how soon...?
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Notice to All Investors of CIT InterNotes From the Securities Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Securities Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes, P.A. ("K&T")(http://www.nasd-law.com) announced today that it is investigating the sales practices and due diligence of Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA") brokerage firms who solicited customers to purchase CIT InterNotes. CIT Group issued these debt instruments which were marketed by several brokerage firms to retail investors as safe, conservative investments. Investors have reported that their advisors represented that there was "no market risk" to these products. Moreover, to make these products more appealing to retired and elderly investors, they were told that if they passed away, the notes would revert back to par. This feature, also known as a "death put" or a "survivor's option," allows the bondholders' survivors to sell the bonds back to the issuer at face value. However, due to the collapse and bankruptcy of CIT Group, the "death put" feature may have no value, and the liquidity of the CIT InterNotes is questionable.
The sales of the CIT InterNotes are now under scrutiny by FINRA. Specifically, the regulatory body is examining the sales practices of brokerage firms who sold these products to their customers, and it is following up on "concerns about prospectus matters." According to Herb Perrone of FINRA, "This is something that is on our radar screen and we are looking into it and are conducting examinations and some investigations." Under FINRA Rules, brokerage firms have an obligation to make suitable recommendations to their customers, disclose the risks associated with the investment, and to conduct adequate due diligence into the investment.
Various brokerage firms marketed CIT InterNotes to investors including Banc of America Securities, Incapital, Wachovia Securities n/k/a Wells Fargo Advisors, Edward Jones, UBS, RBC Capital Markets, Morgan Stanley, Bear Stearns n/k/a JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, and Raymond James.
Retail investors who purchased CIT InterNotes from a full-service brokerage firm and sustained significant losses can contact K&T to explore their legal rights and options. The attorneys at K&T are dedicated to pursuing claims on behalf of investors who have suffered investment losses. K&T, an experienced, qualified and nationally recognized securities litigation law firm, practices exclusively in the field of securities arbitration and litigation. It continues its representation of investors throughout the world in securities arbitration and litigation matters against major Wall Street brokerage firms.
If you have information relating to this investigation or have investment losses of $100,000 or more in CIT InterNotes, please contact Steven D. Toskes, Esquire or Jahan K. Manasseh, Esquire of Klayman & Toskes, P.A., at 888-997-9956 or visit us on the web at http://www.nasd-law.com.
CONTACT: Klayman & Toskes, P.A.
888-997-9956
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