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Profits on natural gas are way up because of the heat wave:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/4-etfs-fire-heat-wave-110038517.html
Energy costs will cause UBRG's revenues to go way up with all the new business they are getting on various forms of commodities like propane, natural gas, petroleum, etc.
There is so much power in what you say! Does ICPA have a chance now?
Comment on ENTB from Veterinarian...
I asked a world-renowned veterinarian at a Vet Hospital where I do electronics work what they thought about ENTB and the ENTB web site. This was the response:
"This website looks intriguing. Imagine the potential of empowering the immune system to fight cancer – it already does so, but the cancer knows how to evade it."
This company and stock is the real thing - it's just a matter of waiting till the world realizes the truth.
Letter on web site looks great! RTGV is dealing in good faith with shareholders, but will shareholders deal in good faith with the company? I have seen negative posters destroy other stocks, and companies with great promise. I guess time will tell whether or not the company or negative posters will win!
Brand Entertain / Teen Star (link)
https://sites.google.com/a/brandentertain.com/home1/the-great-artists-debate--general/teen-star
SWER shows RTGV as a buy
http://sierraworldequityreview.blogspot.com/
Mergers are taking longer - I know from personal experience that there is more paperwork and a longer wait for the SEC to review your filings. There are more restrictions and closer scrutiny on every detail. Also, I know from personal experience how long it takes to get a web site up and running smoothly (referring to RTGV music web site). RTGV (to me) has more potential than just about anything else out there, and the weekly chart is still showing that people are hanging on to their shares. I think the wait will be worth it in the end.
I'm not sure what you mean.
I bought 98K shares & Scottrade showed it as a sell!
I'm so glad I bought this stock! No negative comments will change my mind!
whiplash - is usg buying CCTC since the press release? Is this press release a repeat of a past PR?
How can they post this on their web site if it isn't true?
"DGRI is entering Nicaragua with project that has potential
to be cash flow generative in Q3 2012, with significant
growth opportunities, both organically and through
acquisitions
• DGRI has firm funding commitments for the
Nicaragua JV, and to advance Basin Gulch
If this isn't true, they will go to jail.
Have they filed a 43-101 on the mineral claims yet?
55 million shares and it only goes up .0001? The outstanding shares on the detailed quote can't be right - this stock must have multiple billions of outstanding shares - like the number of cells in the human body.
KoolTel is a private company, and doesn't publish their revenues.
Tell me where in this world a business can exist without paying overhead - let me know where everything is free! I would love to start a business there and keep it going for 9 years!
According to your logic, KoolTel stays in business for 9 years for free!
Where did you get this press release? It's not on Canwealth Minerals' website...
Where do you get "no revenues?" How does that make sense? How could a company be in business for 9 years and have no revenues? How could they pay their overhead with no revenues?
Where did you get this press release? It's not on Canwealth Minerals' website...
Just a small note - "There" should be spelled "They're" which is short for "They are."
Revenue example for music promo:
Reverbnation has over 2.17 million artists:
http://www.reverbnation.com/main/about
They have a "fairshare" program which pays every artist 50% of the advertising revenue each month. Each artist has a bank where deposits are made. I have been on there for 18 months, and the average payout I have gotten is $ 0.37. So if you multiply X 2 (because they are paying out 50% of the advertising revenue), you get an average of .74 per month over the last 18 months. Multiply .74 X 2.17 million artists X 18 months and you get $28,904,400 in revenue from December, 2010 when I joined!
They also take about 40% of a CD download (for a full CD) and about the same for a single song download. Now multiply 2.17 million artists X 1 download in 18 months (gee, I wonder if people download more than 1 song per 18 months?)!!!!!!!!!!
Figure that most downloads cost .99 each, and Reverbnation takes 40% of that for a commission, and you get .39 per download X only 1 download per artist (average, very conservative estimate) in 18 months X 2,170,000 artists = $846,300 revenue just from single downloads - not full CD or physical CD purchases!
It is not uncommon to pay $10 to $25 for an entry fee to a gig opportunity, which come out every week. You also have membership fees if you want to sell your music to more fans. Add to that a monthly fee for musician apps for phones, etc, and you easily have a company with HUGE REVENUES.
Now, let's go further with RTGV's system - which adds the capability of integrating all social web sites, video sites (including Vimeo), YouTube, music sites, etc, into one package, and you have an incredible opportunity to buy in for a fraction of a cent per share!!!
This stock & company is a great opportunity! I wish I could have had shares in CDBaby when it sold for millions, but it was a private company. I keep wondering if Google, etc, is looking for a musician / artist servicing company to buy out - I think the name of the game now is to control as much of internet commerce as possible, and music is a big part of that equation!
"100" - Why would MM need shares if people are selling?
I sent this question to Scottrade: "I am in a stock (RTGV) and in the "Last Size" column of Scottrader, it has been showing the sell sizes (e.g., 57,600 shares, 100K shares, etc), but the buy sizes are almost always 100 shares! What is going on? The price goes up, a green = or + shows up, but the size is always 100 shares. This is really weird! Do you know what might be happening?"
Maybe Scottrade will send me a sincere answer - something different than the sarcastic answer I got about the illuminati...
Focus on the new positive aspects of this company - I am new to this stock - I don't care about the past, good or bad. Look at what is happening right now - what is in development - do research on the revenues that are possible with the direction they are now going. I couldn't care less about the past - this is a new ballgame with incredible potential and a company that is dealing in good faith.
The revenue will come from their music/artist servicing site. Artist membership fees, royalties from download purchases, fees for special functions & events, physical CD sale royalties, web site advertising - compare Reverbnation which now has over 1 million artists who pay big bucks to support their music promotion. Artists pay $25,000 or more in Nashville, etc, to produce an album; they aren't going to let it sit in their garage with no promotion!
Buy orders = 100? Are they hiding the real number of shares being bought?
CDBaby was sold for MILLIONS! CDBaby started out as a service to musicians to sell their CDs online, and a 1-man operation turned into a huge company! Get this - this was one service - selling physical CDs for musicians online - of which CDBaby took a royalty from every CD sold! As time went on this company offered more and more services for musicians (of which the sum total was only a portion of what PulseStation is offering), and recently this company was sold for millions! I know, because I have been a member of CDBaby since 2004 (as a musician). PulseStation offers way more - and it is a company whose time has come!
There is immediate revenue in PulseStation through musician membership & event / opportunity fees, special email promotion services for musicians, statistics & analytics services for musicians, royalties on downloaded music tracks of musicians (HUGE), and web site advertising geared towards musicians, plus royalties on sales of physical CDs!
PulseStation - this is where it's at! Same concept - except for being used in the music industry - as a service to millions of musicians around the world! PulseStation is the same concept as MEEBO, which is being bought out by Google for "About $100 million."
"The world's biggest search engine, Google Inc, will buy Meebo Inc, a startup that helps online publishers connect their websites with social network sites, Meebo said on its blog."
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/05/net-us-meebo-google-idUSBRE85402520120605?feedType=RSS&feedName=innovationNews&rpc=43
Number of followers of this stock keeps going up, and so does the price - chart looks great!
This is really exciting news!
The whole market is down - nothing but red...
I paid the ask - .0037
A BUY is shown as a SELL? I bought 110,000 shares and Scottrade showed a red - and 110,000 shares! Something weird is going on here...
$25K to record a CD in Nashville - which is very common among artists - can you imagine them bringing home the CDs and storing them in the garage? I don't think so! Can you imagine a musician NOT paying a small monthly fee to be on a site that gives them world-wide control, access, and management to their music videos, songs, fan base, special gig opportunities, and the ability to email all their fans with announcements & promotions? It's very common to pay at least $10 a month for this - and their are millions of artists out there doing that right now! Even if you didn't have celebrities involved, the artist support is a HUGE world-wide business, and millions and millions of dollars are paid out for services and web sites for this purpose! This is the business that PulseStation is in!
PulseStation - $100 million idea! I am a musician & animator - I have a page on Reverbnation (I just went over 50,000 song plays), and I know that PulseStation is a better idea! Musicians face a real dilemma: How do you integrate all the web sites where your content is located? PulseStation takes out the bottleneck of trying to get fans to see & hear your content, which produces sales! CD sales have gone way down - but online sales are skyrocketing! The problem that artists are facing is that when you send your fans an email, you have to give them links to Facebook, Twitter, your music site(s), your video site(s), etc, and it really gets irritating for fans because they have to visit no less than 4 different sites just to get content from an artist! Reverbnation has over 1,000,000 artists, and when I joined about a year ago they had about 400,000 - can you imagine the revenues from advertising, royalties from songs that fans download, and from fees charged to artists? Can you imagine over a million artists who are paying fees just to get the ability to send out emails to all their fans? Check out Reverbnation - and then compare the BETTER system that PulseStation has - we aren't talking 8 million in revenue here - with advertising, artist fees, royalties from song downloads by fans, and special fees for consideration in contests for artists, etc, we are talking about a 100 million dollar enterprise - no joke!!!
Yahoo RTVG information is completely wrong - I submitted a report to them to get it corrected. They are showing that RTVG dropped by - 62% & that the closing price is (minus) - .0062! There isn't a message board either, which is weird.
What do you mean, ETMM went from 200K to 700k?
Scottrade shows 100 shares took the price up from .0041 to ,0042?
ASYI is making progress, and is dealing in good faith.
As you might know already, the SEC recently suspended trading in 379 shell companies due to a lack of current information. Once a company's trading is suspended, they usually end up on the gray market, and investors avoid them like the plague.
http://www.sec.gov/news/digest/2012/dig051412.htm
"The Commission temporarily suspended trading in these securities because of questions that have been raised about the accuracy and adequacy of publicly disseminated information concerning the companies’ operating status, if any."
These 379 companies hit a "brick wall" and could not or would not do what was necessary to remain a "going concern."
For ASYI, "going concern" is official language in their filings; however, I don't believe it is the reality of their situation.
ASYI has paid a lot of money to file on time, and has asked people with credible histories, accomplishments, and reputations to join their board of directors. This indicates to me that they are dealing in good faith with their shareholders and that they have sound business reasons for continuing what can be an uphill battle. Also, these individuals have agreed to join ASYI and apparently see a greater reward ahead than the risk and debt in the present time, as well as the greater number of outstanding shares.
ASYI has met the requirements of the SEC, paid their fees, and have the membership of credible business executives in their company. I can't help but believe that the rewards ahead far outweigh the temporary problems at hand.
Congratulations to all the longs who held on to their shares! It was so nice to see that ASYI is serious about doing business and got their 10K filed on time! If ASYI didn't have something really big in the works, I don't think they would have made the efforts to get their filing done on time, especially considering the debt they have right now. Many people would have given up, but this company must have an "Ace" up their sleeve and are looking to big returns and debt reduction in the future through revenues. I know they will be selling shares in the short term, but over the long term I believe that they may even do a share buy back when things are going well with KoolTel!
Better links on 43-101:
Here are some links on the 43-101:
Basic definition:
http://miningmarketwatch.net/ni-43-101.htm
More details:
http://www.georeferenceonline.com/NI%2043-101.htm