ECDC Just bought another fresh load this morning...couldn't resist with those sweet prices and the price rocket eventually coming down the road. Definitely a long hold on this hot potato as it slowly heats up...

I've been buying this up...gonna buy another load this morning. I think it will be a major boost...

Hi, you mention "those bigger militaries already have their suppliers"...I was curious if anyone knows of any other companies which provide this same product of GPS/RFID tracking, or is it unique to Earthsearch? As far as I knew, it was a unique device.

CEYY I'm holding long on this one, I think it will shoot much higher than $.50 eventually. Being in the medical profession, I can see the promise this company has ahead of it despite the normal up and down dips. I think this company has the chance to be the Jenny Craig of alcoholics..

FLNTF Just picked up another load today myself...

FLNTF Here is a great article on FLNTF and lithium stocks if you haven't read it yet, confirming that this is the place to be...

http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/my-rebuttal-to-quotlexgob/586216

http://ev38.blogspot.com/2011/05/my-rebuttal-to-lexgob-scam.html

FLNTF I agree, definitely need some PR and news. With that being said, I purchased another load this morning at these great prices since we'll all be rolling in the coin once this little secret gets out and catches on...

FLNTF I agree, not sure why it's moving so slow. I think once people catch on it will definitely take off though, so now's a great time to get in...

FLNTF Someone on another message board said the website didn't look professional, but I'm not sure what they're talking about. It looks really good to me and I think we'll all be glad we got in when we did:

http://www.firstlithiumresources.com/

ECDC Awesome, thanks for the update. Is it just me, or does it seem like every day there's some kind of positive new development with this company? Big things ahead...

ZSTN Good article and discussions on the Yahoo finance page on ZSTN, most of which are very positive about the company. You can check them out for more detailed discussion. I have borrowed a couple exerpts there from author MarkSharky which are insightful for what it's worth:

"There are several legitimate reasons for SAIC reported financial statements not to match those numbers filed with the SEC. First of all, the SAIC is the business registrar and not the Chinese equivalent of the SEC. The SAIC does neither review nor audit financial statements submitted with the annual inspection report. Most companies see the sole purpose of an SAIC filing in getting their business license renewed, and some even hire a third party to do the filing for them."

"Another reason is the difference in accounting principles. Chinese documents are audited under PRC GAAP, while SEC filings are based on U.S. GAAP standards for financial reporting. There are many differences between those standard, starting with how revenue is recognized. I can't get into detail here but the bottom line is that certain key numbers don't have to be the same in order to still both be correct.

Roth Capital points out several other possible reasons for divergent filings:
Business Consolidation: In China every legal entity has to file its own annual inspection report with the SAIC. This includes every individual division or subsidiary of the U.S.-listed company and a separate report from the parent company. Sometimes the parent report is consolidated while other times it is not. According to Roth, inter-company transactions might be treated differently than in the U.S.: "For U.S. GAAP purposes, inter-company transactions are treated carefully to avoid double counting. However, for PRC tax purposes, PRC tax professionals may seek to use inter-company transactions in ways to minimize tax. This includes using different consolidation approaches and/or using inter-company transactions to allocated profits to entities that are subject to lower tax rates (including Hong Kong companies or PRC entities that have special tax benefits)."

I also borrowed this link from the Yahoo discussion board which describes the difference between SAIC and SEC filing, explains why there is a difference between SAIC and SEC filing of ZSTN, and gives more evidence that ZSTN is not a fraud.

http://china.fixyou.co.uk/2010/07/on-saic-and-sec-filings.html

I personally only have a few shares of ZSTN so don't care too much either way, but am thinking about loading up at these prices since I'm sure this will be rebounding back up soon...

ECDC For those of us wise wizards with our sights set on the distant green fields, and can see clearly through these expected dips and valleys, we'll be needing our own GPS/RFID systems to keep real time tracking on all the coin we'll be rollin' in once ECDC launches into hyperspace, because it definitely will...

MSLP I bought in at 0.055 hoping for an upswing, but it's dipped a bit. I'm likely planning on holding long for this stock, but curious what anyone's thoughts are on the long term outlook for this company and products?

CEYY I bought in at 0.315 and then more at 0.33 just before it started dipping, in anticipation of an upswing. Thinking about buying more now that it dropped a bit further. I'm likely planning on holding long for this stock, but curious what anyone's thoughts are on the long term outlook for this company and product? From everything I've researched and read about, it sounds like positive momentum overall to me with a great unique product they are offering... Thoughts?

ECDC I bought in at 0.033 at close Fri and was kicking myself for not doing it a couple days earlier when I heard about it. Even if the price drops (which I'm anticipating will not be the case next week and it will rocket up), do you guys think this is a long term hold regardless?