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Looks like the company is close to going out of business according to it's last quarterly filing: http://biz.yahoo.com/e/061120/ipor.ob10qsb.html
I can tell this is probably a bad invesment (scam???) by:
1. I got it in the mail and I didn't ask for it.
2. It's OTCBB.
3. The disclaimer at the end of the last page.
4. It's a paid research.
5. Just watch what happens in a few months.
6. I've watched several of this "great investments opportunities"I got in the mail. Almost all of them end up under .50
7. The balance sheet,.....none.
Short term this is "musical chairs". Just make sure you have a seat when the music stops.
It's 450,000.
The guys who put out the mailer are probably cashing out, as usual.
I got the sucker sheet in the mail today. This one is literally trading on "hot air"....I mean, wind air.... totally liabilities 2.00 see: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=AWNE.OB&annual
That's what I call "a start-up" company. Amazing what a little paper, ink, the US postal office and a good story can do.
Most of those flyers you get in the mail are sent to help juice up the stock so someone can get rid of their shares.
Does it surprise anyone that the temp agency had to sue to get money from them.
Getting ready for a new shell game. Buyer beware.
Remember SEC won't do anything unless it's open obvious fraud, or it hurts a large amount of people.
0.15 x 20 = 3.00. stock is worth 3.00 at best.
TLG upgraded: http://www.knobias.com/research.pdf?id=8108
"I have always promised to do whatever possible to enhance shareholder value of our Company's stock," said Zig in one of his PR.
It's unimaginable that this person could make a statement as above.
I'm not bashing, just a statement of fact about the float and the increase in shares. DRGV.PK is doing the same with decent revenues and the price still keeps going down.
Almost all pinks and to be traded and not invested in.
Just watch the float go up and share price go down, there're a ton more stock coming......just watch in the coming months.
Nice of the of the shareholder to pay the bill for this "exciting treasure hunt".
When I looked at the same web page about four months ago, the float was around 32M or something. Share price was around .15.
Probably within a year, it will be over 100M. Anyone with a long position here should realize that there're probably be a steady stream of new stock hitting the float with will keep pressure on the share price.
http://www.stockinformationsystems.com/c/dpbm/investors.html
58,824,141 now in float: 232,413,696 shares coming later. They better find a big pile of gold or whatever:
The "float" has increased around 100% in less than a year. This is major dilution for shareholders. I'll bet much more to come. Very common for pink sheeters.
http://www.stockinformationsystems.com/c/dpbm/investors.html
0.05 @ 47300. Zig must be getting ready to pay the light bill.
This stock had a low .11 back in 2002 and they didn't qualify for the AMEX but the AMEX let them be listed anyway because of the superior management and profitability of the company.
Estimate Is 38.21M Revs And .03 a share for tomorrow: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ae?s=TLG
stewartreport says he thinks ICRD.OB (.25) will be cash flow ++++ next quarter and thinks the stock will double: http://www.stewartreport.com/hot-lines/hl-8-20-06.htm
stewartreport says he thinks ICRD.OB (.25) will be cash flow ++++ next quarter and thinks the stock will double: http://www.stewartreport.com/hot-lines/hl-8-20-06.htm
This could give the stock a little boost and recognition: http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060831/20060831005360.html?.v=1
The point being: sometimes people forget that a specialist or MM can lose a lot of money in their function as such. There can be at times, quite a bit of risk, just like for a retail. But they have a lot deeper pockets.
And remember LaBranche (LAB) a specialist firm lost a ton of money fulfilling it's job to keep a orderly market. Specialist (and MM) at times lose tons of money: http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=%7B5339825D%2DADF3%2D428B%2D9B7E%2DF020F3E8A8C....
What I was thinking was this: a lot of naked shorting in the 30's because of the big and quick run up, and covering with a quick 50%+++---- gain, because not many people will put 150,000 dollars in a sub dollar penny stock.
Could of been naked shorts covering.
I don't understand what you point is.
Most people would agree that AAGH has been pretty good about keeping their dilution to shareholders down, not like most OTCBB stocks. That's my point. You'll never get away from some stock options and some dilution.
Didn't mean AAGH, but in general. AAGH has been pretty good about dilution. One of the few exceptions.
OTCBB and pinks are known for their constant dilution.
The thing I see (I think), is that people are often so bullish about a stock because they own it, that there're blind to any negatives. I think it's best to keep a balance.
Not when you look at their revenue and EPS growth.
It serves it's purpose to me.
I'm studying this, as I don't deal with OTCBB stocks very often, I like listed as the money in them is more stable.
Here some I found interesting:
AUTO.OB
CRWS.OB
PTSC.OB 7% dividend.
I'm studying this as a case study: low P/E microcaps stocks: how to value them.
My money is in AMEX listed TLG.
4 P/E doesn't mean that much because the company is so small.
They need something like four ++++ straight quarters of consistency. They could do it.
Until they get some decent revenues, say 20M +++++, these pennies aren't considered viable companies by most pros.
Oh my! .185, why am I not surprised.
Trying to catch a falling knife can be very painful.
The thing I see is that these very small microcap companies don't get the same respect as a larger company, say, 20 to 100M in revenues. It seems that when a company is so small (under 20M in revs), there're not taken seriously, except for a flip.
Hope I'm wrong for all those who purchased .25 and up.