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More corporations are registered in Delaware than any other state. It's hard to believe that would be the case if the state was problematic.
Another Ben failure, STHC is at .0004 after a high of .15 or so. Starting to become a pattern. Merger speculation is risky but it's riskier when a collection of tragedies are in the rear view mirror.
They didn't just leave us in the cold- they took our blankets and threw ice water on us. But, I'll warm up and continue on, I doubt Ben and thedatasource will ever amount to much more than they are now.
I am wondering if I have a redirect malware in my computer. When I go to http://www.droneguarder.com I come up with a Chinese website. Does anyone else have this problem?
Down 50%, then 30% and only 10% today- it's getting better.
Last week, .25, this week .05 following growth news. Didn't buy much today, 80K, but I'm thinking this is just too much insanity, even for the OTC.
I had the same thoughts. Down about 50%. What can you do, average down, when?
My thoughts now, I should have waited until they have all their ducks in a row, but on the hand, I'm in my 60s and may not have time for that to happen.
I had bought this before and made a few bucks. Low float, low volume stocks are generally money losers but I do believe it's time to get back into this one.
The reaction was rather disappointing. I guess people aren't into denim. Take my loss and wish you all good luck.
I'm picturing in my mind flying cars, light speed interplanetary travel and 15 old guys with beards down to their ankles patiently waiting for CLHI to move to the next level.
The bursitis in my knee would indicate something is about to happen.
Most of those were mine. I wanted to get to an even multiple of 15 just in case the RM actually happens.
Seems like a great example of a high volume day bringing in those who are looking for quick cash and then sell a couple of days later when it doesn't happen.
At some point in time, following the push down and those collecting from panic sellers they will start to run it up and collect from those hoping to "get out while they can", and the run up will continue beyond what anyone can realistically imagine. Is that day today, who knows, but it will happen.
I don't intend to be argumentative but for TDS to ignore the possibility of a lawsuit would add to their list of missteps while considering the options to avoid such proceedings would be prudent.
Reconsidering their decision to become a public company would not be unprecedented and considering the response to their RS and their obvious troubles of becoming a public company it seems it should be a valid concern for current or future shareholders. I am just looking for concrete signs that would indicate that is or is not their current intentions and, of course, would it be a total loss for existing shareholders- which I am?
Let's review. Share prices of the shell began in the pennies. Custodianship took place then transferred ownership to TDS who then implied positive outcomes with exuberant shareholders through Twitter. Share price ballooned to an average of $1.65 or so. TDS then announced a reverse split, primarily affecting share holders of the original shell, followed by a 100M share dilution. Stock plummeted the next day and continued to drop to the present .18 cents.
Now, I would assume TDS regrets targeting the legal shareholders of the shell which has left them in a quandary. Seems they have three choices- follow through on the reverse split and dilution which could bring them right back to same price with a larger float if their financials aren't up to par, they could drop the RS which would open them up to a class action suit or abandon the idea of becoming a public company.
Let's say they now want to remain a private company. How would they go about doing that? Buy out existing shareholders or maybe stall reporting requirements and other activities while they slowly buy the shares on the market. Does anybody know?
I do believe that many people think most of ATNG's
assets and business prospects, (if actually any),
ultimately will be transferred to ZWLL
by common board of director, Robert Simpson. But it appears that
it might follow the same path as ATNG. Pump and dillution.
I think this is pre-pump buying for ZWLL and pre-abandoment
selling for ATNG. The questions are, will the Dr.'s
prescription give you an allergic reaction or be a cure,
and will there be enough buyers fooled by the placebo?
Excerpts taken from the DEF-14c 7/14/2004 sec filing
On March 19, 2004, USA Telcom issued 13,000,000 shares of common stock to Robert C. Simpson for a purchase price of $260,000.00. Dr. Simpson paid the purchase price for these shares from personal funds for these shares. The 13,000,000 shares constitute approximately seventy-five percent (75%) of the issued and outstanding shares of common stock of USA Telcom. Before this issuance, Mr. Allen Jones was the controlling stockholder of USA Telcom. After this acquisition, Dr. Simpson and George Peterman were appointed to the board of directors of USA Telcom, and Dr. Simpson was named its President, Chief Financial Officer, and Secretary.
After Dr. Simpson initially acquired the 13,000,000 shares, USA Telcom intended to acquire Blue Kiwi, Inc., a company in which Dr. Simpson has an equity interest. Since the time of that acquisition, USA Telcom has determined that it would not acquire Blue Kiwi, Inc. However, USA Telcom intends to either commence operations or acquire another business with operations in which Dr. Simpson may have an equity interest. It is possible that, as a result of any acquisition of a business in which Dr. Simpson has an equity interest, USA Telcom may issue additional shares of capital stock to Dr. Simpson.
June 7, 2004
A majority of the stockholders of USA Telcom Internationale, or USA Telcom, have taken action by written consent to amend USA Telcom's articles of incorporation to do the following:
1. Increase the number of shares of common stock that USA Telcom is authorized to issue from 25,000,000 to 900,000,000;
2. Authorize 50,000,000 shares of undesignated preferred stock, par value $0.001 per share; and
2. Change the name of the company to "ZannWell Inc."
Brown Hammer
Added more MBAH @ .03 also.
CTLE might get hot if the mad cow momentum kicks in.
The problem with trading systems is that they will
eventually fail. Kind of like a doctor doing surgeries
by watching ER. What happens when ER gets cancelled?
There had been thousands of systems, my favorite was when a
company added ".com" to their name, buy. Did very well
but now it certainly doesn't work. How about the one
where you bought stock by the begining ticker letter
according to what day of the month it was?
I think if a person wants to learn this trade you need
to get a feeling for the market trends, MM movements,
trader sentiments, individual stocks and managment and
a number of many other things.
In other words instinct can't be obtained through a
"system".
Right now in my opinion it's a choice of cash, "longer
term quality" or truthful and realistic great news.
The last two choices of course leaves out 99% of OTC stocks.
TSBB news, if anyone dares
Press Release Source: TS&B Holdings Inc.
TS&B Holdings, Inc. Recording Artist Glenn Cummings of Gulf Coast Records Making News in Nashville
Friday April 30, 9:15 am ET
ORLANDO, Fla., April 30, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- TS&B Holdings, Inc. (``Company'' or ``TS&B'') (OTC BB:TSBB.OB - News), announced today that Glenn Cummings of Gulf Coast Records is in Nashville recording his first album this week. The album is scheduled to be completed by May 8, 2004.
Glenn has been working in Nashville this week with H.L. Volker and Miles Bell. A former executive from one of the major labels that visited the recording session remarked, ``this is exactly what the industry is looking for.'' H.L. Voelker stated, ``the recording sessions are very dynamic and all the musicians are putting everything they have into the sound tracks.''
The CEO of TS&B Holdings Inc., James E. Jenkins stated, ``we're very encouraged about the feedback we're getting from the recording sessions and the press we're getting in country music magazines and websites. Recent articles have been written in MusicTexas.com, Twangtown USA, AllAboutCountry.com, New Music Weekly, burningcountry.com and angrycountry.com. The team that Gulf Coast has assembled in Nashville to promote Glenn is making tremendous strides in getting Glenn's name and music abilities out to the public and the country music market. We anticipate Glenn's new album to be a big hit.''
About TS&B Holdings, Inc.
TS&B Holdings, Inc. is a Business Development Company under the Investment Act of 1940 aggressively seeking opportunities in emerging and fast growth industries.
TS&B Holdings, Inc. has a financial services subsidiary, TS&B Financial Services, Inc. that provides investment and merchant banking services and strategic planning to both the public and private sectors.
The statements made in this release constitute ``forward-looking'' statements, usually containing the words ``believe,'' ``estimate,'' ``project,'' ``expect,'' or similar expressions. These statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements inherently involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. Factors that would cause or contribute to such differences include, but are not limited to, changing economic conditions, interest rates trends, continued acceptance of the Company's products in the marketplace, competitive factors and other risks detailed in the Company's periodic report Filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. By making these forward-looking statements, the Company undertakes no obligation to update these statements for revisions or changes after the date of this release.
BRLN- nice level II, not the quickest mover but
it's heading up.
That's it for me, if I never hear of this stock again
I'll be happy.
Add 4 s-8s, has about 450m, the new CEO figured out the s-8 form very quickly.
I'm going to try in the morning.
BRLN back up to a new high,(IMO) revolutionary clubs should be
selling in a couple of weeks.
They know how to ruin a party.
ASNI- I'm with you.
I think it might be more of an incentive to buy in
if they weren't selling their own stock. Why buy it
if TJAS is just going to get what he can for it over.023. I
would also think just as soon as they sell out another
s-8 will be filed. It would be different if a company would tell you how the proceeds are going to be used and how
it would benefit the shareholders. A company with
great business prospects should be able to go to a bank
or obtain other financing and not have to sell millions of penny stock. Why would a person think that this company would do anything different from any other otc companies of the same caliber? IE;(list too long to even start)
NNCO- I would expect a damage control news release soon.
Should be a doozy, taking over Wal-Mart or something.
GWDL- been there, done that.
BIOHF News
Biotech Holdings starts production of Sucanon diabetes drug
Thursday April 22, 9:00 am ET
VANCOUVER, April 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Robert Rieveley, President of Biotech Holdings (the "Company", TSX-V: BIO.V; OTC BB: BIOHF) has announced that production has started at the Company's Sucanon facility.
"We are pleased to report that Sucanon production is now underway. We are producing 25,000 one-month treatment packages for the Mexico market. Shipment is scheduled to begin next week," Mr. Rieveley said.
World Health Organization data indicate that over 14% of Mexican adults suffer from Type II Diabetes. With a population of over 110 million, Mexico is one of the largest markets in the world for Type II Diabetes drugs. Type II Diabetes affects over 30 million people in Latin America and more than 18 million in North America.
Biotech Holdings' Sucanon is an insulin-sensitizing drug for treatment of symptoms of Type II Diabetes and a related condition, Impaired Glucose Tolerance. The drug, in tablet form, improves patients' ability to utilize insulin, the hormone that controls blood sugar levels.
Biotech Holdings has received regulatory approval for sale of the drug in Mexico and Peru as a treatment of Type II Diabetes symptoms. Biotech Holdings has also signed distribution agreements for the drug for Chile, Venezuela, Columbia and Argentina and plans to make regulatory applications for Sucanon in these jurisdictions as well as in Brazil.
If you would you would like to be added to Biotech Holdings' email list for future news updates or summary clinical materials, please click here: http://www.biotechltd.com/info.asp
Biotech Holdings Ltd.'s head office is in Richmond, British Columbia. Biotech Holdings' shares trade on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board in the United States (BIOHF.OB) and on the TSX Venture Exchange in Canada (BIO.V). For inquiries, contact Austin Rand at Biotech Holdings Ltd., 1 888 216 1111 (toll-free), 8:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pacific time, or by e-mail at biotech@direct.ca. For background information and current stock quotations, please visit Biotech's website at www.biotechltd.com.
OT DeeDee-Started thinking about it and your right,
could be a very clever marketing ploy. If I was
Jennifer and being used as the sacrificial lamb I
wouldn't be too happy. I do suppose ratings at the
end of the season could be very disappointing if
things continued the way they were going. But, it
enforces my opinion that it's all sham.
I hope if it is still is on next year that the voting
system would be changed and that the public would vote
for the worst one each week.
OT. American IDOL
To whoever follows the American Idol series, for those that don't and are interested seven contestants remained and the American public voted. Well, the obvious top three best singers, (the divas), all wound up with the least amount of votes, and of course one had to go.
During this episode and the shock of the "judges" the American public was chastised by the judges that "it's not a popularity contest" and later was told by the no-talent host that "we should vote for the person with the most talent", not for whom are favorite contestant is.
Several issues come to mind, one is this a "best singer contest" or an American Idol contest. Britney Spears is definately an idol to many Americans but couldn't be considered a great singer. If it is a best singer why do the judges comment on weight, hair styles, clothing, personality and other
features that have nothing to do with singing? Why are we even allowed to see the contestants if the ability to sing great is the only criteria. Put a bag on their head, dress them in a gunny sack and let them bellow their hearts out.
Now another problem I have is that they want us to vote for the "most talented" but the young contestants according to one judge, Simon, thinks the younger people don't belong and can't effectively compete in the contest because they need
"more experience". Now I get really confused, we are supposed to vote for the best singer with the most talent and the most experience. That describes Barbara Steisand not a youthful amatuer American. Personally I would have to say that the youngest kids have the most talent, as they are competing with people 7 and 8 years older than themselves and have made it this far.
Now, what really bothers me is that the judges and host are disgusted that the voters are playing favorites and manipulating the votes. For those that may not know, last years winner was not voted in by the American public, Fox executives
did not want the real winner Clay Akins to win, even though he was a better singer, had the most talent, even had more experience but the execs thought he was gay.
So it's ok for Fox employees to manipulate and downright cheat but it's not ok for the American public to vote for whom they think should be an American Idol, not the best singer necessarily, or the prettiest, or the biggest chest, but an American Idol with all of the traits that make us believe that person has the most potential to become a true American hero.
If they,(FOX), wants us to vote for whom they beleive should win and they think all Americans are total morons then they should pick the winner or not have the voting available for us at all.
For my continued participation as I tried to be civil about it and vote only once, next week and every week that Red continues
to be a participant I am going to set my fax machine auto-dial that can put in 20 votes per minute automatically and run it the whole time voting is allowed. I should be able to get in 2400 hundred votes and I hope everyone else stays focused and also votes for the person they beleive should be the winner and not whom Fox thinks so.
Sorry about the lengthy rant but corporate hyproctites burn me up.
For you NNOS longs, news out. GLTY
LAS VEGAS, NV--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 21, 2004 -- NanoSignal Corp. is pleased to announce that it has retained the consultation services of Michael L. Schwartz, a healthcare executive with more than 30 years of administrative and consulting experience in the healthcare industry. It is expected that Schwartz will introduce the Slices(TM) technology to healthcare clients throughout the United States as an enhancement to their medical imaging capabilities.
Mr. Schwartz will complete his due diligence at the Desert Radiology facility in Las Vegas to determine the extent that the Slices(TM) technology will enhance existing medical imaging equipment. Initial expectations are that this technology will be very valuable to hospitals, free standing outpatient centers and physician groups. Existing administrative decisions are influenced by costs associated with capital equipment acquisition, staffing, and construction / renovation costs. Schwartz states, "The Slices(TM) technology will provide administrators a far less costly alternative while maintaining quality and service levels. Facilities using the Slices(TM) technology will operate more efficiently through reduced staffing per patient exam and better utilization of existing space. In centers which are nearing full capacity, the enhancements associated with the Slices(TM) technology might allow the center to eliminate the need for additional MRI units or delay the acquisition for one or more years. Given the average cost of an MRI unit of $1.5 million or more, the cost savings associated with the utilization of Slices(TM) technology in lieu of a capital expenditure for a new MRI unit can immediately pay for itself leaving capital for other facility needs. In facilities which require construction in order to initiate a new MRI unit, the bottom line improvement is even greater."
Scott A. Ervin, CEO of NanoSignal Corp., comments "We are delighted to have Michael join our team of professionals, each dedicated to providing life saving opportunities to the medical communities around the world. The quarters ahead are very important for our shareholders as teaching hospitals and university medical centers, clinics and governments began to place initial orders for our technology."
Mr. Schwartz has an extensive resume of accomplishments in the healthcare industry including proprietary, non-profit and governmental experience. His proven skills include marketing, product management, physician management, recruitment, and retention, facility and equipment management, planning and operational analysis.
Mr. Schwartz holds a Masters Degree in both Health & Hospital Administration (1974) and Business Administration (1973) from the University of Florida in Gainesville, along with a Bachelor's Degree in Biology & Economics from Bates College (1972) in Lewiston Maine.
About NanoSignal Corp.
OSEE, CPLY, KWNS are upticking. BRLN will start
moving up to new highs soon in my opinion. They
should start shipping club shafts soon, but I hope
I don't get the shaft. Haven't bought yet, watching to
see if I can get it cheaper.
OT Hawk,I don't.
OT Red in my opinion is the weakest link, but is the contest
a singing contest or a most likable contest?
OSEE 56m shares, new president maybe there is hope. Press
release below.
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Item 5 Other Events and Regulation FD Disclosure
On April 15, 2004, the Company announced the hiring of Steve Lerner as President. A copy of the Company’s press release is attached as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated here by reference.
Mr. Lerner is the founder and president of GigaSys Corporation, Carlisle, Massachusetts, an advanced semiconductor packaging firm specializing in System-in-Package solutions and supplier related management services, including quality systems audits, process development, equipment procurement, strategic alliances and supply chain management. He is a recognized authority in microelectronics packaging and test foundry services with significant international experience in both S.E. Asia and Europe. Prior to his association with GigaSys Corporation, Mr. Lerner was CEO and founder of CS2, a Belgian component contract test and assembly company, and Managing Director of Amkor/Anam Euroservices in France, and has held several other senior management positions within the SATS industry. He is a graduate (BSME) of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, the holder of several United States patents, and a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and
CPMT.