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LURKING
PENNY FRIENDS....remember the old days? EOM
Hey TEX...
just saw the serf-meister and wanted to give him a welcome back greeting...i am always around! just not commenting.
how are you doing?
i stop in every now and again...
but don't comment...until i saw the SERF was back!
holy crap, serfdom is alive.....
hope all is well in the world of serf.....hell, i could not stay away either.
hey future...i see we have action!
nice to see that 1.20, but i suspect a bit of a pullback....of course after-hours shows up 15 more cents....
we are going to 1.45 next, IMO of course. hype? i don't think so. by the way, I sold at my 1.20 target point. bought in a few times along the way from 1 buck, down to 62 cents, and everywhere in-between....5 buys...right now, this is my only recent gain. i got out of CHK (Chesapeake energy) a while back, at 35 bucks. now it is around 60 bucks. i missed the boat on that one.
Is this a good Stock?
Anything I say in the post above is my OPINION only. (Ne buvez pas l'kool-aide.)...and don't be a MARKEY.
Tiki, i miss serf...
what happened to him? where did he go? perhaps i will call him. is he still reachable?
JR, i hear ya, but...
i think many have given him sh-t also, no matter who started it. The bottom line is, many warned those who believed in Larry, and he was one that was on the right side, and chastized for his warning. Anyway, hope you are doing well and you have put Larry behind you with noting but greener pastures in front of you.
Dan...dzyn...cheez
what do you think future....
this stock just about doubled in a few short months. it was tragically beaten down for quite some time, now it is making a comeback. i see 1.20 before a possible drop back to below a dollar.
reading anything in your charts?
just call ms. Hui...
i am sure you will get an answer.
Arturo, nice to see you around.
i cannot believe there is still question concerning Larry's intentions for his "companies".
promote....make phone friends....dilute into the buyers with continued "dry powder"....get suspended...go grey...
rinse...repeat....
humm. where is the next POS?
dzyn
oh i think his work has just begun..eom
HYGS:
HYGS. crossed the 200MA...eom
futurejackel is the poster with the good IBOX info! eom
We need to maintain a PPS above 1 buck, SOON!..eom
Sylvre, I have been gone for some time...
and have not been paying too much attention to things, but i stop by once in a while.
I think serfdom and I have just gotten burnt out with all the penny play market bullsh-t.
i really don't participate much anymore......
Earnings release out first thing Monday...eom
good job future..eom
just understand all:
that the company NEEDS buyers to continue to convert shares from preferred to common....as they add to the outstanding, they need to have others buy them....and as we buy, the price STILL goes down because of the dilution of the common.
Be careful...PIPE loans all over this with Corey in the middle. Just read the conversions going in in the QSB.
There needs to be action to continue to dilute. We would be the action, and we facilitate the dilution. It is not wise to hit the ask.......thats like throwing gasoline on the fire.
Good luck all.
Dan
Thanks Future...Glad to have ya!
I have been a bit out of it and busy with other endeavours lately, so it is nice to have a fresh face on the board, and a new I-BOX.....
Go for it....
dan
what the heck is this!?
what the heck is this!?
futuresjackal is in!
OT: which board do you want FJackal?
i guess the big drop is due to...
the lack of focus on hydrogen as a viable energy source in the near future, and
the windup of the test business. they closed up shop on the testing business.
Hello all. good luck in 08.
i am now......trading at book.
this has nothing to do with force protection...
as in the company, "force protection". of course it is an initiative to protect forces, but not the company.....
Serfy...how are ya pal?
FRPT is in a bad way recently. Hopefully, those Cheetah orders can come in to remove any doubt about the company. It is not looking so rosey of late.
How was your New year?
rebel, the problem is...
1. There are many working against the longs to short this; and it is currently in fashion to do so on this stock, because...
2. Many are banking on the lack of ADDITIONAL orders in 2008.
So, you can look at this and say it is CURRENTLY undervalued, which I believe it is, but MANY, MANY big time players are betting that the Cheetah is dead in the water against BAE/GD/NAV, and that the Buffalo/Cougar orders will not come due to the negative press for the bulky machines.
My view is that FRPT's survival hinges SOLELY on the Cheetah, OR buyout for their facilities and operations value.....and that is the rub.
Dan
elfdom...MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
i got my eye on it....one of my favs...looking for good entry....soon
forgot to post this here...SCAM news
some scam news: FRAUD INDICTMENTS
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2004054673_webfraud05m.html
Eight indicted in securities-fraud scheme
By Mike Carter
Seattle Times staff reporter
A Seattle grand jury has indicted eight people in Washington, Florida and Utah after an investigation into an alleged "pump and dump" securities-fraud scheme that involved buying a public company, falsely inflating its worth and then dumping the stock through brokerages in the U.S and Canada, and the Turk and Caicos Islands.
Arrested this morning in Bellevue by federal agents were 63-year-old Beverlee Kamerling and her son, Nicholas Alexander, 22. Alexander, who served as an officer or executive in the companies, is accused of shredding documents in Boca Raton, Fla., and attempting to confound the FBI's investigation by using throwaway telephones after he learned of the investigation, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Kamerling and Alexander are expected to appear before a magistrate this afternoon.
Kamerling's alleged role in the scheme came out last week when Tolan Furusho, a Bellevue attorney and former registered agent for at least one of the companies, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and tax-evasion charges. Furusho is cooperating with the investigation and told the court that he helped Kamerling sell unregistered stock in the American Asia Energy Corp., which is headquartered in Salt Lake City.
According to the 21-count indictment, Kamerling was barred in 1999 from serving as an officer or director of a public company and, in 2000, was ordered by the court to repay $1.5 million to investors in another stock-fraud scheme. The charges allege she got around the ban by installing her son, mother and boyfriend as officers in several companies. The alleged frauds involved those Washington corporations — Detex Security Systems, Coattec Industries, America Asia and Global Gaming Network.
Prosecutors are seeking forfeiture of about $1.2 million illegally obtained through the scheme. Prosecutors also allege that Kamerling failed to pay taxes on nearly $850,000 in 2004 and 2005. Some of that money was derived from the securities scheme, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Jim Lord.
The eight are charged with a variety of crimes, including conspiracy, mail fraud, securities fraud and international money laundering.
Kamerling; Alexander; Joel Ramsden, 32, of Delray Beach, Fla.; John Johansen, 37, of Plantation, Fla.; and John Worthen, 66, of Salt Lake City are charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements. Donald Goldstein, 65, of Highland Beach, Fla.; his son, 35-year-old Jamie Goldstein, of Boca Raton., Fla.; and Seth Quinto, 36, of Miami, are charged with conspiracy to commit perjury for lying to the grand jury.
Securities fraud and mail fraud carry maximum penalties of up to 20 years in federal prison and fines of up to $250,000.
A markey is...
well let me go back. In a press release, a ways back, the CEO wrote something about a "Market Maker", but instead wrote "Markey Maker"....or something like that.
so...
it became a joke on the Netco NCVT board that a Markey is basically a scam artist
some scam news: FRAUD INDICTMENTS
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2004054673_webfraud05m.html
Eight indicted in securities-fraud scheme
By Mike Carter
Seattle Times staff reporter
A Seattle grand jury has indicted eight people in Washington, Florida and Utah after an investigation into an alleged "pump and dump" securities-fraud scheme that involved buying a public company, falsely inflating its worth and then dumping the stock through brokerages in the U.S and Canada, and the Turk and Caicos Islands.
Arrested this morning in Bellevue by federal agents were 63-year-old Beverlee Kamerling and her son, Nicholas Alexander, 22. Alexander, who served as an officer or executive in the companies, is accused of shredding documents in Boca Raton, Fla., and attempting to confound the FBI's investigation by using throwaway telephones after he learned of the investigation, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Kamerling and Alexander are expected to appear before a magistrate this afternoon.
Kamerling's alleged role in the scheme came out last week when Tolan Furusho, a Bellevue attorney and former registered agent for at least one of the companies, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and tax-evasion charges. Furusho is cooperating with the investigation and told the court that he helped Kamerling sell unregistered stock in the American Asia Energy Corp., which is headquartered in Salt Lake City.
According to the 21-count indictment, Kamerling was barred in 1999 from serving as an officer or director of a public company and, in 2000, was ordered by the court to repay $1.5 million to investors in another stock-fraud scheme. The charges allege she got around the ban by installing her son, mother and boyfriend as officers in several companies. The alleged frauds involved those Washington corporations — Detex Security Systems, Coattec Industries, America Asia and Global Gaming Network.
Prosecutors are seeking forfeiture of about $1.2 million illegally obtained through the scheme. Prosecutors also allege that Kamerling failed to pay taxes on nearly $850,000 in 2004 and 2005. Some of that money was derived from the securities scheme, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Jim Lord.
The eight are charged with a variety of crimes, including conspiracy, mail fraud, securities fraud and international money laundering.
Kamerling; Alexander; Joel Ramsden, 32, of Delray Beach, Fla.; John Johansen, 37, of Plantation, Fla.; and John Worthen, 66, of Salt Lake City are charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements. Donald Goldstein, 65, of Highland Beach, Fla.; his son, 35-year-old Jamie Goldstein, of Boca Raton., Fla.; and Seth Quinto, 36, of Miami, are charged with conspiracy to commit perjury for lying to the grand jury.
Securities fraud and mail fraud carry maximum penalties of up to 20 years in federal prison and fines of up to $250,000.
some scam news: FRAUD INDICTMENTS
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2004054673_webfraud05m.html
Eight indicted in securities-fraud scheme
By Mike Carter
Seattle Times staff reporter
A Seattle grand jury has indicted eight people in Washington, Florida and Utah after an investigation into an alleged "pump and dump" securities-fraud scheme that involved buying a public company, falsely inflating its worth and then dumping the stock through brokerages in the U.S and Canada, and the Turk and Caicos Islands.
Arrested this morning in Bellevue by federal agents were 63-year-old Beverlee Kamerling and her son, Nicholas Alexander, 22. Alexander, who served as an officer or executive in the companies, is accused of shredding documents in Boca Raton, Fla., and attempting to confound the FBI's investigation by using throwaway telephones after he learned of the investigation, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Kamerling and Alexander are expected to appear before a magistrate this afternoon.
Kamerling's alleged role in the scheme came out last week when Tolan Furusho, a Bellevue attorney and former registered agent for at least one of the companies, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and tax-evasion charges. Furusho is cooperating with the investigation and told the court that he helped Kamerling sell unregistered stock in the American Asia Energy Corp., which is headquartered in Salt Lake City.
According to the 21-count indictment, Kamerling was barred in 1999 from serving as an officer or director of a public company and, in 2000, was ordered by the court to repay $1.5 million to investors in another stock-fraud scheme. The charges allege she got around the ban by installing her son, mother and boyfriend as officers in several companies. The alleged frauds involved those Washington corporations — Detex Security Systems, Coattec Industries, America Asia and Global Gaming Network.
Prosecutors are seeking forfeiture of about $1.2 million illegally obtained through the scheme. Prosecutors also allege that Kamerling failed to pay taxes on nearly $850,000 in 2004 and 2005. Some of that money was derived from the securities scheme, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Jim Lord.
The eight are charged with a variety of crimes, including conspiracy, mail fraud, securities fraud and international money laundering.
Kamerling; Alexander; Joel Ramsden, 32, of Delray Beach, Fla.; John Johansen, 37, of Plantation, Fla.; and John Worthen, 66, of Salt Lake City are charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements. Donald Goldstein, 65, of Highland Beach, Fla.; his son, 35-year-old Jamie Goldstein, of Boca Raton., Fla.; and Seth Quinto, 36, of Miami, are charged with conspiracy to commit perjury for lying to the grand jury.
Securities fraud and mail fraud carry maximum penalties of up to 20 years in federal prison and fines of up to $250,000.
no..that is Santiago Calatrava...
not me!...i wish!
it is always good to have a vacation!..eom