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What happened since December????? Looked like such a good year coming up......
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=8065&NextStart=1875
Could he plead "no contest" because of being too smart for his own good?????
I didn't see the word "audited" anywhere!!!! LMAO!!!!!
Did they hire someone with a calculator to get the audited financials done??? Cripes, it will be out of date by the time it's released!!! I think the numbers are so screwed up they said the heck with it!!! LMAO!!!!!
Wow, the conspiracy theories abound!!! I smell a movie with Mel Gibson as lead actor playing Johnny Boy!!! JBII commits fraud and it's the SEC's fault!! Gotta luv it!! LMAO!!!!!
Your quote pertains to real companies, not a loser stinky pinkie like JBII. IMO.... No smart "investor" holds a stinky pinkie for long because most are trying to build their company backwards.....come up with a great sounding idea, fund it on the backs of naive shareholders, then walk away with personal fortune intact when it fails..... Real companies develop a product with personal funds, prove there is a market and profits, then expand via venture capital and/or IPO.
Wow!! Nice to see the traders are still alive and kickin! Busy board!! Nothing like bad news and a bounce!!! May start to settle down and form a base, IMO.... See what happens Monday...
"Today a Black Spinning Top was formed. This represents complete indecision between the bulls and the bears." Looks like a Red Spinning Top to me.....
"ANY Company that has just started with a new, groundbreaking technology goes through a period of R&D. This is where all the bugs are hopefully worked out. Some companies can do this rather quickly, some on the other hand, rather slowly."
And pretty much all the good successful companies become profitable before even becoming public......unlike the diluting, stinky pinkies riding on the backs of naive shareholders keeping the ATM filled.....
Written 2007...
I guess that was before he made up his college degrees........
Is that like naively ignoring the move from over 6 cents to under 2 cents in a year????
China Hospitals Seen Defying Reforms
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
Source: Wall Street Journal By Shirley S. Wang
http://infoseekchina.blogspot.com/2012/03/china-hospitals-seen-defying-reforms.html
NEW YORK—China's push to overhaul its health-care system is encountering challenges from public hospitals, Health Minister Chen Zhu said, an obstacle that has broad implications for the country's economic outlook.
On the positive side, Dr. Chen said that China has extended basic medical coverage to 96% of rural Chinese.
Until a few years ago, the bulk of the rural population had no health insurance, which meant that a serious sickness within a family often led to financial ruin, and returned many farmers to the poverty they had recently escaped.
However, Dr. Chen portrayed a situation that increasingly worries health-care experts: that the biggest obstacle to fixing health care in China is public hospitals that see reform as a threat to their for-profit status—and to the income of both doctors and administrators.
"The major challenge is the reform at the public hospitals," said Dr. Chen in an interview.
China in 2009 embarked on an ambitious three-year, $125 billion effort to expand health-insurance coverage, improve primary-care facilities and revamp the public-hospital system, among other goals.
The push fits in with China's broader economic goal of spurring domestic consumption: The government hopes that a better social-safety net will encourage families to spend more of their savings.
It has made major strides, experts say, especially on extending insurance coverage to the country's 833 million rural residents. But public hospitals, historically the backbone of treatment in China because of the lack of primary-care facilities, have fought the overhaul. They benefit from the current system in which they are allowed to make up for low government-set prices for beds, nursing care, operations and other services by reaping profits from the sale of drugs and diagnostic tests.
The system has led to massive overprescription of expensive drugs, and needless testing.
In the past three years, reforms have created a list of "essential drugs" for common illnesses whose prices are fixed at a discount and whose use doesn't lead to a commission, which has helped lower health-care costs at some hospitals.
Such moves, however, have lowered hospital revenue, which has prompted resistance from hospitals and doctors.
"China has not been able to make much movement because the government and the minister of health are trying to change the hospitals' motive, structure and management," said William Hsiao, an economics professor at Harvard University's School of Public Health who studies Chinese health reform. "Hospitals and physicians are fighting back furiously."
Hospitals appear to be shifting away from drugs on the essential list to more expensive drugs and passing the higher costs on to patients, according to research from Dr. Hsiao and his colleagues recently published in the medical journal the Lancet.
Dr, Hsiao said China has made great strides in improving the primary-care infrastructure. According to his analysis, around 92% of the Chinese population has some form of insurance coverage, slightly below Chinese government claims, though the coverage for many is limited. "The strategy is: get everyone covered, then deepen the coverage," said Dr. Hsiao.
However, he said the inability to successfully curb costs at hospitals could have trickle-down effects for insurance coverage.
"When the public hospitals, which are the mainstay of the provision for health care in China, are for-profit institutions, they will use every possible means to get money out of the patients or the insurance, so the insurance fund is going to have a tough time to sustain itself," said Dr. Hsiao.
Currently, the total health expenditure in China accounts for about 5% of its gross domestic product, and of that, about 28% is paid for by the government, 35% by individuals and the remainder by employers. By the end of 2015, the goal is to increase the government's contribution to about 33% and reduce individuals' out-of-pocket expenses to 30%, said Dr. Chen.
Dr. Chen, a hematologist, was in New York to receive an award from the National Foundation for Cancer Research for work that he and colleague Wang Zhenyi conducted on leukemia. The only nonparty member among China's senior leaders, Dr. Chen became a self-taught "barefoot doctor" when he was sent to the Chinese countryside for re-education in the 1960s. Later he obtained his doctorate in Paris.
He said the workload of doctors has almost doubled at hospitals over the past three to four years as more people have gotten insurance and have begun seeking medical care. "Nowadays, everybody wishes to see the best doctors," Dr. Chen said.
In the next phase of reform, the Health Ministry will seek to protect doctors' salaries by increasing government investment in hospitals and relying more on payments from insurance, said Dr. Chen. The low cost of medical services, like operations or nursing care, also needs to be addressed he said. "We need to increase the price of nursing fees, operating fees," he said.
The ministry will begin pilot projects in hospitals at the county level in some 300 of 2,800 counties across China, using public funds to improve equipment and using insurance to pay for operational costs, said Dr. Chen. If successful, it plans to launch the problem nationally at the county level next year.
China also has another tier of hospitals in cities, and is conducting pilot programs in hospitals in 17 cities, including some of the largest like Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
Part of the pilot programs will include ongoing tests of various payment policies, including paying a set amount per patient or a lump sum for a particular diagnosis.
The government also wants to improve training of general practitioners and attract new talents at the grass roots level, such as at village clinics, instead of just big hospitals.
WOW!! Up $0.0005 on symbol change!!!!
HUGE!!!!!!!! LMAO!!!!
Same POS, different symbol......
When you have a bad rep, change your symbol!!! LOL!!!!
Still a stinky pinkie!!!!! HHSE.PK...
Realperson....KERX...your crystal ball is way better than mine!!!!
Smart move selling.....
Has MMRF completely stopped selling shares via Dutchess??? Or will they continue selling until the end of the year (or longer). 10K says 650,000,000 authorized and "As of March 14, 2012, the registrant had 370,150,986 shares of common stock outstanding." They dumped 10 million shares in 2 1/2 months from December 31, 2011 to March 14, 2012 (359,162,894 shares issued and outstanding as of December 31, 2011) ....is that continuing??
POS????
Pile of Sugar of course!!!!! Duh......
Mjdbcc, don't pay attention to the phony TDGI technical analysis....those that used the Accumulation/Distribution trend line as an indicator to buy stock have lost their butts. Look at other stock examples to see what the line is really supposed to look like as pps goes up and down. This is a Pinkie stock and the wild, wild west of musical chairs.....if you must buy, sell quickly if you see a profit. Good luck!!!
Even American Bulls web site tells you to buy and sell quickly to make money on POS penny stocks!
http://americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=TDGI&MarketTicker=OTC&TYP=S
Why would one invest in stocks if they really believed that??? Perhaps some don't understand the effect of dilution....you can bet the MM's do!!!!
Yeah, maybe "meat-&-potatoes" revenue pays for the lawsuits!!!! LOLOLOL!!!!!
Maybe Bob needed to dump some shares to pay end of the month bills.....not much pps movement for such "great news", IMO.....
SELL-IF!!! Watch the after hours trading and futures trading as this 3 cent Pinkie POS follows world markets!!!! LMAO!!!!!! And remember to buy at the bid and sell at the ask like they do at American Bulls!!! LMAO again!!!!!
Another week or two basing around 3 cents then back in the toilet when investors realize no audit and no symbol change.... Lack of good, audited figures and other poor management follow-through will take away pps support....IMO.
"Our advice today is simple and clear. Hold your stocks and wait for a new signal.
Do not bother yourself with further buying and selling as long as the HOLD tag stays."
http://americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=TDGI&MarketTicker=OTC&TYP=S
LMAO!! Written by penny stock promoter about a penny stock promoter!!!! That's a riot!!!!
I did????? If he is the best, why didn't he get Hunger Games?????
BTW, I wasn't asked for Pink Sheet CEO's, but I did mention Nestlles since they are a real foreign company listed on Pink Sheets..... IMO, ALL US-based Pink Sheet CEO's are worthless or their companies wouldn't be on Pink Sheets in the first place!!!! Duh!!!
Maybe you should read all the PR's released on 2/12/2010..... I think you missed a LOT!!!!
Hey, it was the company pretending all was going to happen in a month!!! Heck, Johnnie boy said the Chinese equipment supplier could ship one unit per week!!!! LMAO!!!!!
The debate is not about normal startups, it's about THIS startup misleading investors regarding timing and company assets......why do you think the SEC is involved?? Have a clue???
"Symbol change is any day now. $TDGI going to HHSE is inevitable !"
Sure it is......yawn..........
Why don't you look yourself....it's not that difficult....
Maybe.....but criticism is good on a stock message board, IMO. There are NO perfect public companies out there. Only the naive would pick a Pinkie POS like this as a "Dream Company". The stock price wouldn't be where it is if the potential was as great as you think.
There are probably Dairy Queens out there that make more revenue and profits than TDGI, plus as an unaudited Pinkie they can pretty much hide the negatives from shareholders.
That's not true....no audit and no symbol change as per their own stated timelines.....
You must be kidding???
In case you aren't, how 'bout Paul Bulcke, Nestlé Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and about 10,000 others......
Not to worry zgoldies2....the most dependable chart indicator in the world shows TDGI Accumulation by big and small investors alike!!!! Do not pay attention to the fact that no other stocks trend down in pps while the Accum/Dist line stays steady in an up-trend...that would require common sense!!!!!! LMAO!!!!!
Did everyone sell on 2/7/2012????
How many of those guys lied to their shareholders and used stock promoters to help sell shares. Do they have busy boards on IHub???? Did the SEC investigate them yet???
Analyst Sees Price Appreciation for AISystems; Near $1 Within 6 Months, $3 Within 2 Years, and $20 Within 2 to 5 Years
Date : 12/14/2010 @ 9:00AM
Source : MarketWire
Stock : AISystems, Inc. (ASYI)
Quote : 0.0048 0.0036 (300.00%) @ 3:58PM
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=45645340
LMAO!!!!!!! Maybe that "Analyst" needs to update his report.....or maybe drop the link from the I-Box!!!!!
Yeah, your doc would be wise to go with a company whose stock sells for less that 3 cents a share!!! LOLOLOL!!!!!
I agree sit up and pay attention.......10K, page 16....
TDGI chart lesson...."Over bought".....
Next look for "Over sold".....which for a Pink-listed stock is really never reached because the sum of the fundamentals (lack of creditability, lack of audited results, poor management, etc.) is so bad. Short term, the pps can go up for a while....check the IHub "Most Active Stock Boards" for the busy sheeples trying to get a Pinkie stock momo going if you are looking for a short-term flip. Be careful not to get caught up in the BS and hang on too long......one can't go broke taking a profit, even if it's a small one.
Definition of 'Overbought'
1. A situation in which the demand for a certain asset unjustifiably pushes the price of an underlying asset to levels that do not support the fundamentals.
2. In technical analysis, this term describes a situation in which the price of a security has risen to such a degree - usually on high volume - that an oscillator has reached its upper bound. This is generally interpreted as a sign that the price of the asset is becoming overvalued and may experience a pullback.
Investopedia explains 'Overbought'
1. An asset that has experienced sharp upward movements over a very short period of time is often deemed to be overbought. Determining the degree in which an asset is overbought is very subjective and can differ between investors.
2. Technicians use indicators such as the relative strength index, the stochastic oscillator or the money flow index to identify securities that are becoming overbought.
An overbought security is the opposite of one that is oversold.
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/overbought.asp#ixzz1pStB6ED8