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Kidding, but man that would be nice!!
If it hits $1.5 I will be up 7 figures
IBM to buy DemandTec for $440 million, a cloud-software firm
http://money.msn.com/exchange-traded-fund/news.aspx?feed=AP&date=20111208&id=14601107
Is AMWI next????????
I'm holding until $3ssss
If they plan on releasing a PR later today, I hope they do it soon instead of after the bell. That could help us push to new HOD and stay there before closing
Yeah he has been spot on. I got in asap on the initial alert and am in at .13s. Haven't even thought about selling until today. Didn't sell a single share, but did ladder a couple stop losses this afternoon to at least guarantee 100% return. I know I could have gotten a lot more today, but I'm willing to risk the 300% return to see a 1200%. That is why I'm interested in his take. We have had a couple resistance levels that were hard to break through but once we did it was off to the races. .50s seem to be one of those levels.
CJ what is your opionion moving forward and your take on the charts/accumulation? This still looking as good as it did last week, yesterday and today? You have been great reading this play so would like to get your thoughts for the rest of this week and next.
News Out
Amwest Announces Acquisition & Scheduled World Wide Launch of www.LokDrop.com
PrintAlert
Amwest Imaging (OTCBB:AMWI)
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Today : Tuesday 6 December 2011
Amwest Imaging Incorporated (OTCBB: AMWI) is pleased to announce they have acquired www.LokDrop.com, and is planning a large scale launch of this new technology.
www.LokDrop.com is a virtual Cloud based 256 bit key secured digital safe deposit box where users can access, store, share, transfer and backup digital information in an ultra secure Cloud based, private and encrypted location. Users will be able to access and share critical data of virtually any size without FTP requirements or lengthy uploads instantaneously from anywhere in the world.
"With headline reports from Security News Daily like '2011 Set to be the Worst Year Ever for Security Breaches,' and the list of already breached companies including Sony, RSA, Lockheed Martin, Epsilon, JP Morgan Chase, Fox Broadcast network, NSA, PBS, and giants like Citigroup, it seemed a virtually mandatory to source and acquire an asset that can me make available for both personal, corporate, and industrial uses for an extremely low price," stated CEO Jason Gerteisen.
Amwest's anticipated retail launch of LokDrop will be Feb 06, 2012 with annual pricing being set $99 per year. It is Amwest's continued goals to provide the highest quality products at a price that every corporate, government, retail, industrial, or personal user can afford to target as much of this multi-billion dollar sector as possible while providing the best products available.
Competitive advantages of www.LokDrop.com that sets it apart is that users will be able to distribute large files to associates, collaborate with people or groups World Wide while working on the same file, securely access documents away from an office and reduce network load by eliminating the need for large email attachments, all while utilizing 256 bit key encryption whether by single side, or dual users interacting with respective keys uniquely combining to create an unbreakable, hackable, or recoverable code.
Secondary pricing for Terabyte storage is anticipated in the first quarter of 2012.
This news release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. The words or phrases "would be," "would allow," "intends to," "will likely result," "are expected to," "will continue," "anticipate," "expect," "estimate," "project," "indicate," "could," "potentially," "should," "believe," "considers," or similar expressions are intended to identify "forward-looking statements." Actual results could differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of a number of risks and uncertainties. These include the company's historic lack of profitability, end user customer acceptance and actual demand, which may differ significantly from expectations, the need for the company to manage its growth, the need to raise funds for operations and other risks within the regulation of the industry. Statements made herein are as of the date of this press release and should not be relied upon as of any subsequent date. The Company's past performance is not necessarily indicative of its future performance. The Company does not undertake, and the Company specifically disclaims any obligation, to update any forward-looking statements to reflect occurrences, developments, events or circumstances after the date of such statement.
For Further Information Contact:
Amwest Imaging Incorporated
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www.amwestimaging.com
People read this. This was emailed out at about HOD today. They wouldn't keep pumping this if it was about to go to $0. Their reputation would be ruined
Hi Everyone,
For our new subscribers, Welcome!
AMWI is going crazy this morning as it continues tracing a similar chart to lexg (which ran to $10)
AMWI is at over 50 cents right now. Our member who bought in at our initial alert are up more than 1000% already. Our members who bought in yesterday have already doubled their money...
and our members buying now could possibly be looking at an additional 2000% in gains if AMWI continues tracing up to $10
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tick...tick...tick...
30 days and counting to announce their partner
tick...tick...tick..
New name to the board but been here since the first day. I don't post much. I'm in at .13 Just missed getting in at .08
....holding half until .80 and the other half until 1.10
It's coming
I wonder if AMWI is somehow hooked up with twitter. There was an article on Twitter today about how BIG their marketing revenue is going to be
that would be some amazing news in the morning!
I'm not sure what the PPS was the day of the forward split of 26:1, but assuming the low of .03, that puts this at a value of .78 just last week!
Did anyone else see that forward split info???
Did I see this correctly that they just completed a 26:1 split last week????
I find it a bit disturbing that we have not had any update on CABN's progress since about June and they instead release PRs highlighting either the progress of other companies, or saying over and over how their catalysts is going to save the world. A little unsettling and I'm really starting to get a bad feeling about this.
I was guessing it had to be coming soon
Anybody know when we are going to see an update on this?
Highly speculative indeed....just the way I like it!
I'm guessing he wouldn't buy up that many shares for no good reason. With the lack of news in the last couple months, this is the only thing to go on. I was going to dump my position if I saw that he dumped more of his shares. I will probably buy more now
I wonder if we are about to get some good news. After selling shares before, the CEO just scooped up 2.5 million shares on 7/22
thanks for the post!
I was wondering the same thing. The link to this article below says two things I was wondering if Byron mentioned. (1) It says there is a strategic partner in place. And (2) it says a 3-5 year time frame before they are producing fuel. Closer to 5 years.
http://www.solarfeeds.com/energy-refuge/17753-natural-gas-part-of-solars-future
A newer article with Byron Elton:
http://energy.aol.com/2011/06/29/making-gasoline-from-natural-gas-an-interim-solution-to-the-o/
Nothing new and exciting. He did mentioned they are still looking to partner up by the end of the year
Good Morning All. Eco, I believe this link will help answer SOME questions as well. http://www.usask.ca/search/index.php?q=%22carbon+sciences%22
It looks like the catalyst is licensed from UoS and is 100% theirs (UoS), as well as being patent issued. From all the pages I looked through on that link, and from what I read on what the ILO does at UoS, they do NOT license out any technology without it having a patent. Basically it looks like CABN is bringing the UoS technology to commercialization.
I couldn't find any of the payment terms, or any other licensing terms for this deal in detail. There is also a page on the above link that answers your last question. Based on these articles, CABN still had a problem with the carbon deposits.
Ecomike:
I just seems like you have so much distrust in CABN that you don't believe ANYTHING they put in the PR's unless it is bad news. They just updated their webpage on 4/27/11 to reflect progress of the company, and if you look at the team page http://www.carbonsciences.com/01/about_team.html it still lists Dr. Howard Fong.
It just seems like you want them to release a PR each week assuring you that what they were working on last week, and who was on the team last week, is still the same and nothing has changed. And I can assure you that if they did do this each week telling the same things over and over, you would slam them for lack of progress since there was no new information.
However, I still do appreciate your comments as it is always nice to hear the otherside of the story so I don't get caught up in the hype if I have missed something major.
I have been in this for about 2 years myself and agree there has been a lot of change in direction for them. Wasn't that all about the cataylst and patents though? However, this seems to be in the past. They have a catalyst that works, is proven to work, and is currently in the process of producing samples of gas. This looks like the final stages. Afterall, isn't the purpose of their technology to make gas?
As to your direction/schedule section, this isn't really a fair comparison. Yes you can mapquest a certain destination and find the best way to get there, but that is only because someone has taken ALL those routes before and knows how to get you from point A to point B and do it in the quickest way. CABN has new technology. They are building their own "mapquest" in regards to energy independence. Nobody has traveled down the roads they are traveling. They have to look at each route and determine the best way to go. Of course there are going to be roadblocks at some point. If a company X has already done what CABN is doing, and CABN wanted to follow company X's guide to success but still had trouble hitting the schedules laid out, I would be concerned. Do you think Microsoft, GM, Pepsi, etc...all hit every goal and timeline they laid out when they first started out? I would guess not. The main goal that stuck in my head was Byron saying American cars could be running on gas produced by CABN's technology by the end of 2012 to early 2013. To me, this is the only goal I really cared about. Don't care how you get there, but get there. (a little sarcastic there)
As far as cost goes, I'm not sure exactly as to what lies ahead. I would assume there is going to have to be some sort of equity financing moving forward. How much is debatable I guess. To my knowledge, once their technology is proven and ready to go, they are going to license out their technology. Then revenues happen. Hopefully lots of them.
Amen to that!
Good point Joe...Byron did talk about that as well in his interview. He said the type of natural gas ideal for their technology isn't the same type of gas that is currently be used. Most of the type of gas that nobody wants is the type of gas CABN needs
I don't know the exact number as far as number of billions of oil the U.S. imports daily/monthly/yearly...but even if the technology is competitive at $100/barrel, we can stop sending money to other countries and start repairing our economy and debt problems here.
Ecomike:
I'm not sure if you read it incorrectly, or we are just interpreting the latest PR differently, but it doesn't say they are making a larger quantity to produce this sample. It sounds to me that they are starting to produce this larger quantity because they have proven their technology works in commercial scale and a JV deal is immenent. Because of this, they want to have this larger quantity ready to go asap when this diesel sample is completed. Here is the 4th paragraph of this latest PR:
Byron Elton, Carbon Sciences’ CEO, commented, “After achieving very positive commercial test results for our catalyst, we are moving ahead aggressively to accelerate the production of larger quantities of the catalyst, as well as completing the technical and economic analyses in preparation for discussions with strategic partners. Working with the GTL experts at our engineering firm, Emerging Fuels Technology, we also plan to demonstrate an end-to-end process that will produce samples of diesel fuel that can be used by existing diesel vehicles.”
To me, he mentions three different things...
(1) moving aggressively to accelarte production of catalyst
(2) completing the technical and economical analysis
(3) diesel fuel sample
It doesn't say anywhere that they need the larger quantities of the catalyst to complete the sample. I took this paragraph as meaning they KNOW the sample will come out as planned and they are already working on the next steps. If they didn't really know this diesel sample would come out as hoped, why would they even work on the first two steps I noted above?
Additionally, I don't know if you listened to the recent interview I posted with Byron, (this week) he noted that the sample will be completed in the next 30-60 days.
Finally, they noted in this last PR they had OVER 600 hours completed. They released the PR April 13th that they brought on EFT to do the commercial testing. When they actually started the commercially testing is a question I don't know, but from that PR on 4/13 to this PR on 6/6, roughly 5 weeks, they completed 1/3 of the 2000 hours of commerical testing I believe they wanted to.
I'm really starting to believe in their aggressive timeline which Byron laid out for 2011. It looks like by the end of the summer, the only thing left to do will to be to find a JV partner and start building plants. I'm not sure if anyone remembers exact dates that Byron mentioned about a year ago as to when cars in this country could be running on gas from their technology, but I believe he said end of 2012 or early 2013. These dates look more reachable then ever with the recent movement this company is making
I'm hoping things run smoothly from here on out so we can get a JV deal done, or something along those lines, so they don't need to bleed the investors dry again with the equity financing. I'm sure we will still see some of it, but bringing in another company would help.
I expect we will be seeing a lot more of the bigger swings in PPS with the new lower OS and float
Yeah I'm in the same boat. Things have been tight lately but would love to get another 1000 or 2000 shares before it is too late. It seems like this is one of the last steps before major success. One of the bigger questions was going to be if it was commercially viable to do this, and unless I am way off base here, this is what they are proving right now with the diesel sample? Are they currently using a commercial scale model through Emerging Fuel Tech, or are they still utilizing smaller scale to prove technology?
Couldn't agree more. Government would not help, only mess this up moving forward. I think the best buying opportunity is only going to be the next 30-60 days, before the results of the diesel sample. Only my opinion of course, but if everything works according to plan with the deisel, this could be HUGE headlines.
Byron Elton interview on Financial Sense Newshour. Click on one of the links on this page to listen using real player, media player, or mp3
http://www.financialsense.com/financial-sense-newshour/guest-expert/2011/06/08/byron-elton/natural-gas-a-practical-solution-for-liquid-fuel-needs
No new insights about progress of company, but wanted to post anyway. He did say they plan to make the diesel samples in the next 30-60 days. Also said DOE did offer to help fund some of their process, but Carbon Sciences turned it down! Didn't know that
Today was encouraging. I wonder how long it will take them to complete the diesel sample
No big information, but interesting. I didn't know UofS did as much as they do. http://www.usask.ca/communications/ocn/11-may-27/10.php
Also, looks like Byron will be speaking at a GTL seminar June 23 and will be addressing economics and progress so far. http://www.zeuslibrary.com/MGTL2011/agenda.asp Would love to hear what he has to say.
Past news stated it is competitive at $80/barrel
This sounds like good news indeed. I wish they would of added some information about where we go from here. What is the next step? More testing?
point taken
I was going to ask everyones opinion on this and since you posted this, it seems like a good one to attach to
The PPS has held very well at this .06-.07 and not dropping too much lower than this ever. I completely understand how the shorters attack after an RS, but if the PPS has held up this well now, are we really expecting it not to hold at the new price of roughly $2.60? I would assume that there are shorters in this now, and expect more to jump on board after the RS, but it seems like this is a pretty solid support level.
thoughts?
And if my math is correct, that gives them about just over 4 million shares left to dilute before they need to redo the share structure in order to continue with their equity financing? Assuming they don't have that big investor waiting in the winds
Didn't do the math, but he probably only got around $50k. He couldn't get his hands on $50k somewhere else? Just doesn't show a lot of confidence out of him that he thinks the pps is going to rise. Maybe he knows something we don't about the exploration going on right now.