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PGIE -- It looks like PGIE is the pump of the day for a bunch of the momo players. As I recall, the bejeesus was pumped out of this a few months ago, too.
Do you mean misinformation like a false claim about a massive short position and a pending "SQUEEZE"?
Bullfeathers! There is no short position in SLMU and it most certainly is not on the Reg SHO threshold list.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/marketActivity/reg-sho-otc
Or here:
http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader.aspx?id=RegSHOThreshold
Well, the so-called "funding issue" certainly hasn't been answered for SLMU -- the public company that is the subject of this board.
That is a complete fabrication. There is no short position and there will not be any "SQUEEZE Coming."
In case you've missed it, as several posters have pointed out SLMU does not have any contract with GM.
CWRN was completely deserving of the CE. It is a poster child for the Caveat Emptor designation. It should have been assigned far earlier.
Here is some of what the company has to say about its financial condition:
Sunlogics Power Fund is a newly formed company and as such does not yet have any revenues.
And:
The Company had cash and cash equivalents of $0 as of December 31, 2010. The Company intends to raise capital to fund ongoing
operations.
This is some of what the auditors of Sunlogics Power Fund Management Inc. had to say:
As discussed in Note 1 to the financial statements, the Company has not generated any revenues, has a working capital deficit and has incurred operating losses since inception. These factors raise substantial doubt about the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern.
The above and more is available here: http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=7932004
Matvieshen has been involved in a number of deals with solar companies that subsequently collapsed, including ICP Solar which featured our favorite butterfly-sniffing director-in-waiting Sass Peress.
Matvieshen, who lives in British Columbia, is involved as a defendant in a whole slew of lawsuits. (The most recent one filed just a few days ago on July 25.) You can check the dozens of lawsuits out by typing Matvieshen's name in the search box here: https://eservice.ag.gov.bc.ca/cso/esearch/civil/partySearch.do
Tom Werthan, executive VP and CFO of Sunlogics Inc., and Howard Brodie, executive VP and chief legal officer both have less than stellar pasts. They were both defendants in actions relating to EMCORE Corp. (You can check Emcore SEC filings or simply do a Google search for information regarding the derivative and class action suits.) For example: http://yahoo.brand.edgar-online.com/EFX_dll/EDGARpro.dll?FetchFilingHtmlSection1?SectionID=6422080-207086-218512&SessionID=C9R1HjneTZYw6R7
Werthan was CFO of EPV Solar before it went belly up and was then joined in the successor to that scuzzy operation (New Millennium Solar Equipment) by Brodie.
The far from top-notch Brodie and Werthan have also been appointed as directors of Sunlogics PLC -- a murky operation that has traded a couple of times on the obscure portion of the Frankfurt Exchange that is even more ugly than the Pink Sheets.
Jack DeLiddo, director and executive VP of Sunlogics Inc. is involved in a rather nasty bankruptcy proceeding which includes an action regarding the fraudulent transfer of property. Again, a simple Google search will lead anyone interested to that information.
I see that Satpal Sidhu, who was involved with another Matvieshen failure, Epod, has also resurfaced as president of Sunlogics. As I recall, Sidhu was a signatory to a bogus document relating to OptiSolar in his previous dealings alongside Matvieshen.
I am sure there is more, but that is all the "empirical, opposing perspective" I have time for right now -- and certainly far more than the people under water on this stock want to hear about.
So what is the significance of you claiming that you "will stand behind this play 100%"? I don't see that it really means anything at all.
General Motors is not SLMU's "partner," something that the market in general clearly understands.
This "company" is a penniless outfit headed by a dubious character with a long history of failures and legal problems. Several members of the supporting cast have similar resumes.
SLMU is just a dilution machine waiting to be fired up.
Any rational calculation will show that SLMU is currently grossly over-valued.
So, how is that working out for you? To me, it looks like another spike and collapse that created a whole new overhang of stuckholders.
Perhaps you can point out where it says anything about Sunlogics PLC in that puffed up news release. No? I thought not.
Really? I don't suppose you can back that up with a link? No? I thought not.
Well, I don't need any personal alert. I've noticed the irrational exuberance today. Evidently it is based on some misconception that an apparently pending investment in privately held Sunlogics Inc. has some deep significance for the penniless public company SLMU -- which is now structured as a dilution machine.
If the stock price happens to run a bit higher, perhaps some shareholders who are currently under water will be able to unload their shares. However, there are still several large overhangs of stuckholders who got caught on earlier runs.
I'm not quite sure what you're on about, but Sakli and his HSWF buddies were/are a bunch of con artists. And if Sakli is the guy you say is now living in poverty, I say good. As far as I'm concerned, he should join Rufus in the slammer.
Wow! Strong close, up 15%!!
Oh wait, that was another ridiculous 100-share end-of-day paint job...
It would be funny, if it wasn't just so pathetic.
Your "understanding" of reverse mergers is just flat-out wrong. Exactly what SLMU got in return for 20,000,000 shares and 20,000,000 tenth-of-a-penny warrants is clearly laid out in the filings -- basically, nothing.
Well, if you especially like grossly hyped-up claims and complete fabrications, then Sunlogics Inc. might be just the outfit for you. Perhaps you should see if you can invest in that puffed-up operation instead of SLMU.
Get serious! This twice-reversed pink piggy with billions of shares outstanding has never filed financials or anything else with the SEC. It should have been slapped with a CE long before it was actually applied. It is a poster child for Caveat Emptor.
If there was any manipulation, it was by the momo players and assorted pumpers and cheerleaders.
This piece of non-reporting trash was never worth three cents.
Given the dearth of news from this outfit, it must be nearly time for the verbose director-in-waiting to pen another long-winded, vague blog entry about management treating its shareholders with respect, communicating effectively and providing transparency -- capped off with another vapid soliloquy about integrity and the stuff of true leadership.
What improperly applied classification? This piece of non-reporting trash is the poster child for Caveat Emptor. In fact the CE should have been applied much earlier.
Rubbish! There has never been anything but a temporary and miniscule short interest in this piece of pink trash. A short squeeze is just drivel.
That really is one of the best reviews of SLMU that I have seen -- and good for a chuckle or two on top of that. Well done.
Ooohh, those nasty "specials" and crooked MMs in bed with shorters must be keeping the price of this wonderful stock down again!!
LOL!!!
Wowser!! Almost $4,500 worth of stock already!
Yeah well, I somehow doubt that a name like that was much of an enticement in the first place.
Well, maybe if you follow along with your finger and move your lips you'll be able to get the point.
Sheesh!
No, that's not what I was suggesting. (Still, Chuckie the Clown was sure pumping with his, "You will be very glad you held your stock!" comment.
Hey, that's a great big NEGATORY!
In fact, what Chuckie the Clown said in an email on June 21 was that a PR was due out early the following week and then an announcement regarding financing should be made early in July.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=64460563
So how did that work out?
Snicker.
Stem cell acquisition? Give it up! These clowns have nothing to do with stem cells. This joke of an outfit tries to flog frikkin' anti-aging cream and zit lotion.
Whether it "ran huge" before or runs huge again doesn't change the fact that it is a piece of garbage that will leave a new pack of bagholders, thanks largely to the mindless pumping that has been going on.
Here is some research on INOL by someone who actually knows what due diligence means:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=65187978
This stinky little outfit is not moving toward cracking the cancer code and neither it nor STEMTIDE has anything to do with stem cells.
This acquisition of a fly-by-night operation supposedly flogging anti-aging creams and lotions (perhaps raising questions about brain stems) is laughable -- apart from the fact that the pumping will result in a lot of bagholders.
I see that you must be interested in INOL, given that you have more than 50 posts on the subject today. What is your take on nodummy's DD on this company?
In case you missed it, here is his most recent post on INOL:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=65187978
INOL -- In spite of your previous disturbing research on this company, I see the usual suspects are pumping the bejeesus out of INOL on the momo boards. I suspect that there will be a bunch of new bagholders shortly.
I really don't understand how the pumpers and cheerleaders who jump from one play to another and enable these scammy outfits can live with themselves.
The message sounds pretty clear to me. It goes like this: This is a joke of an operation run by a bunch of clowns.
The only thing that would qualify as manipulation in this stock is the pumping.
Oh, please. Nobody can seriously maintain that CWRN doesn't deserve the Caveat Emptor designation.
CWRN is still CWRN. And it is still headed by Bumbling Bob, who made the original promises and then reversed the bejeesus out of his shareholders -- twice. The dishonesty comes from Bob and his supporters.