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All the dilution makes sense if you think about it. The start up costs have to be huge leading up to this point. The question is: Are they really about to start turning a major profit or is this just a total scam?
To Be Continued...
These are bold statements...are they lies?
Rick Erikson, the company's General Manager, added, "We are superbly well-positioned now to take advantage of our state-of-the-art capabilities to distribute our channel to the pay-TV -- fiber-to-the-home, cable, and satellite -- operators across the U.S. This will result in significant and steady-state revenue generation from pay-TV operators, since we will now be paid a fee every month for every subscriber we have, and every month that subscriber base is going to be growing."
New Screen Television, Inc. is in negotiations to distribute New Screen TV to pay-TV operators nationwide. Affiliation agreements and announcements are expected early next week.
Another PR! This company is either the biggest pumper of all time OR a 100 bagger. Are they serious? We know the scoop...either the revenues start flowing and we are happy OR they dilute us to death and we are unhappy. The real spinn on this one is that we know if they their business plan comes to fruition the advertising dollars will be huge...and the Astron curse will be broken(refer to siliconinvestor.com VWKM board).
To be continued....
I've been saying that AMEP "feels" different from the rest of my penny's. I guess you just summed up the difference.
SWEEEETT!
AMEP gapping again.
All -
they updated the share structure on the website.
OUTSTANDING SHARES AS OF 9/26/2005
Outstanding Shares 2,344,540,078
Affiliated Restricted 2,029,684,656
The Public Float 314,855,422
Just a tini-wini amount of dilution. From 6 mil to 314 mil. I'm just shocked they gave us an update.
I feel the same way. Matter of fact, the thought crossed my mind to cash a few in and to add more AMEP. I changed my mind for now. I'm sure a lot of money is being shifted however. Not to mention a lot of new money coming in. Weird thing is something definitely feels different about this one. It seems to have a huge impetus behind it. If we get news tomorrow it could be a fun day.
???? selling on this..I think this is reason to buy.
Inseq Corporation (OTCBB: INSQ) has announced the termination of its $10 million Standby Equity Distribution Agreement (SEDA) with Cornell Capital Partners. Additionally, the Company cancelled warrants exercisable into 300,000,000 shares of registered common stock at $0.001 per share that were previously issued to Cornell as part of the SEDA.
???? selling on this.. I think this is reason to buy.
Inseq Corporation (OTCBB: INSQ) has announced the termination of its $10 million Standby Equity Distribution Agreement (SEDA) with Cornell Capital Partners. Additionally, the Company cancelled warrants exercisable into 300,000,000 shares of registered common stock at $0.001 per share that were previously issued to Cornell as part of the SEDA.
I don't know. This is probably a scam...however, if the affiliates are real then this one could get real interesting.
Me too....Nice flip...I hate to flip this one because it could run off and leave us. I do feel all the DD is accurate and we will see at least .10 soon.
From: Creede Bighorns 9/24/2005 10:35:36 PM
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From: Creede Bighorns 9/23/2005 6:02:31 PM
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All -
Got up this morning and decided to call IPMG(720.222.1038). It was about 8am central and didn't expect an answer but I tried anyway. I didn't get an answer but I did get a surprise. My phone rang about 5 minutes later and the person on the other end said "Did someone call?". I said I was trying to reach IPMG and he then identified himself as Brian Robertson CEO of IPMG. I said I was shocked he called because I didn't even leave a message. I then told him that we had a group of investors that were interested in IMPG but hadn't seen a PR in almost two months and that we concerned that we wouldn't be getting one until after the monsoon season(November). I told him if that was the case then who knows where the share price will be since sub-penny stocks are PR driven since we have very little info. He said that there were a many things to consider.
First of all he said that they are putting their time, money, and energy focusing on mining gold ASAP especially with gold prices at $460.00. He said that they feel that they should focus on building the company and then the share price will follow. He said that they think it a waste of money to have a PR machine that pumps out nothing but fluff and false promises. He said we may not realize it but micro-cap companies that seem to have a constant flow of PR have to have to be spending a lot of necessary capital in area that will take care of itself if the company just accomplishes it's business model. He said that are only going to release PR's that are real news. I said in that case the current share price may not at the bottom then since IPMG would not even be on the ground in Cambodia until November. He said that Cambodia on only one of six projects that they are currently working on(so we could get PR's from other projects as well).
I asked them why they choose Cambodia. He said the main reason was because they could mine in Cambodia of 30% cheaper than they could in the U.S. Labor is much cheaper there. New equipment is cheaper there. Shipping costs to China are much cheaper which is important since they are driving up the demand for gold. He then said that they choose the Cambodian project over a China project because many companies are already in competition there. He said that really they are the only real "players" in Cambodia right now. I then asked about CMBV and he said that he would not get into insulting them but I may want to consider that they(IPMG) bought 100% of GUL's interests in southeast asia which therefore makes them the only real player. He also pointed out that IPMG has six projects in the works. Also, he is a geologist and so is William Boberg(I think he was inferring that CMBV only has one project and their CEO is not a geologist).
I then asked him about the capital structure. He said that that that the number on pinksheets was correct. So I said that means the O/S is currently 325 mil. I then asked what the float was and he said he would not give me a specific number because he did not have know the exact number and did not it want to give out incorrect information. He did say that AROUND 80% of the O/S is restricted and insiders own most all of it. AND it is much smaller than most people think. He did say that the share price should very good for entry and used RIMM as an example. He said his brother had RIMM from an IPO at .06 and then sold at 20.00. He also pointed out that RIMM went on to 95.00 but who knew. He didn't disclose exact dollar amounts but I guess he was trying to say that IPMG investors may see something similar.
In closing, let me say that I was very impressed with the fact that he took time out to talk to a little investor from Memphis. He had quite a personality(especially for a geologist) and personality goes a long way in making business deals. He also said to call back at anytime. He said that if he was busy to leave a message and he would call me back as soon as he could. This is a sharp contrast to Mark Astrom of VWKM who wouldn't call me back and when I did reach him he jumped off the phone in 2 minutes. I put in a buy order for IPMG right after I got off the phone. I'm not overweight in this by a long shot but I think it could get much better from here.
Note:
1. At Brian's word the float should be at worst 65 mil(80% of 325mil). I know I should assume 325 but I'm being optimistic.
2. Sounds like we could get PR's from any of six projects. This might start slow but when all the projects get underway it could produce a bonanza of REAL news.
Anytime. Don't know if they will come through or not but at least we know they are alive.
God Bless - No Doubt
cris
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All -
Got up this morning and decided to call IPMG(720.222.1038). It was about 8am central and didn't expect an answer but I tried anyway. I didn't get an answer but I did get a surprise. My phone rang about 5 minutes later and the person on the other end said "Did someone call?". I said I was trying to reach IPMG and he then identified himself as Brian Robertson CEO of IPMG. I said I was shocked he called because I didn't even leave a message. I then told him that we had a group of investors that were interested in IMPG but hadn't seen a PR in almost two months and that we concerned that we wouldn't be getting one until after the monsoon season(November). I told him if that was the case then who knows where the share price will be since sub-penny stocks are PR driven since we have very little info. He said that there were a many things to consider.
First of all he said that they are putting their time, money, and energy focusing on mining gold ASAP especially with gold prices at $460.00. He said that they feel that they should focus on building the company and then the share price will follow. He said that they think it a waste of money to have a PR machine that pumps out nothing but fluff and false promises. He said we may not realize it but micro-cap companies that seem to have a constant flow of PR have to have to be spending a lot of necessary capital in an area that will take care of itself if the company just accomplishes it's business model. He said that are only going to release PR's that are real news. I said in that case the current share price may not at the bottom then since IPMG would not even be on the ground in Cambodia until November. He said that Cambodia on only one of six projects that they are currently working on(so we could get PR's from other projects as well).
I asked them why they chose Cambodia. He said the main reason was because they could mine in Cambodia of 30% cheaper than they could in the U.S. Labor is much cheaper there. New equipment is cheaper there. Shipping costs to China are much cheaper which is important since they are driving up the demand for gold. He then said that they choose the Cambodian project over a China project because many companies are already in competition there. He said that really they are the only real "players" in Cambodia right now. I then asked about CMBV and he said that he would not get into insulting them but I may want to consider that they(IPMG) bought 100% of GUL's interests in southeast asia which therefore makes them the only real player. He also pointed out that IPMG has six projects in the works. Also, he is a geologist and so is William Boberg(I think he was inferring that CMBV only has one project and their CEO is not a geologist).
I then asked him about the capital structure. He said that that that the number on pinksheets was correct. So I said that means the O/S is currently 325 mil. I then asked what the float was and he said he would not give me a specific number because he did not have know the exact number and did not it want to give out incorrect information. He did say that AROUND 80% of the O/S is restricted and insiders own most all of it. AND the float is much smaller than most people think. He did say that the share price should very good for entry and used RIMM as an example. He said his brother had RIMM from an IPO at .06 and then sold at 20.00. He also pointed out that RIMM went on to 95.00 but who knew. He didn't disclose exact dollar amounts but I guess he was trying to say that IPMG investors may see something similar.
In closing, let me say that I was very impressed with the fact that he took time out to talk to a little investor from Memphis. He had quite a personality(especially for a geologist) and personality goes a long way in making business deals. He also said to call back at anytime. He said that if he was busy to leave a message and he would call me back as soon as he could. This is a sharp contrast to Mark Astrom of VWKM who wouldn't call me back and when I did reach him he jumped off the phone in 2 minutes. I put in a buy order for a starting position in IPMG right after I got off the phone.
Note 2 points.
1. At Brian's word the float should be at worst 65 mil(80% of 325mil). I know I should just assume 325 but i'm being hopeful.
2. Sounds like we could get PR's from any of six projects. This might start slow but when all the projects get underway it could produce a bonanza of REAL news.
Interesting the share price went up 25% on only 500,000 shares.
This is none of my business but don't let this be your "last stand". I would sell half at a double and let the rest ride for free. Then you could do the same with another stock. Diversification is the safeguard. Little victories will add up. All or none leaves us open to heartbreak. I think this one has a long, long way to go, but when it corrects(think IGTN, HISC, PBLS) we just have to sit and wait. Sorry for sticking my nose in your business but the more quality companies I am in the better chance I will have at least 1 PR released.
I agree. When the name change comes the games will stop. This one looks a lot like HISC and really seems to care about the investors. IMVHO good things are on the horizon.
Day traders. eom
Looks like the train is leaving the station. Next stop Silverton, Colorado.
Looks like the train is leaving the station.
You are right. One good thing though. If they just did a 1 for 1000 r/s then the float should be RELATIVELY low for now. Yes, we will be diluted as for whatever managements burn-rate is. BUT at least we are near the beginning. Any thoughts?
For the record. The company has a history of dilution and then reverse splits. History will probably repeat itself UNLESS Mark Astrom has hired the right staff to bring home a viable product. Rick Erikson of Direct tv MAY be the end of the curse. If they get enough affiliates to attract advertising dollars then then need to dilute could be over. I'm still very much on the fence with this one.
to be continued...
this is fluff but here goes:
September 21, 2005
Vision Works Media Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets: VWKM - http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=VWKM.PK )
Vision Works Media Group, Inc. and wholly owned subsidiary New Screen Television, Inc. the new independent film-dedicated TV channel, have announced the acquisition of Sue Marx's ''Young at Heart.'' The film will begin airing in December.
''We are overjoyed that Sue's award-winning film is joining our programming lineup,'' said Naseem Shah, New Screen TV's Director of Programming & Co-Creative Director. She added, ''Adding Academy Award-winning films to our channel so soon after our launch is extraordinarily exciting.''
Ms. Marx has produced over 200 films, and has won numerous Emmys(R) and other awards in addition to her Oscar(R). ''Young at Heart'' was awarded the Oscar(R) for Best Short Documentary, http://www.suemarxfilms.com .
In addition to ''Young at Heart,'' New Screen TV(TM) will be broadcasting a number of Ms. Marx's other films throughout 2006.
The company, which is based in downtown Orlando, is now broadcasting the channel 24 hours a day. The programming mix on New Screen TV includes feature films, documentaries, short films, animation, and a variety of specials and music events.
Just got off the phone with Mark @ VWKM. The conversation I had with him was very brief. I told him I was with a large group of investors from across the nation and we took notice of the nice move the stock made today. I asked him the o/s and float and he said the info was on the website. I told him the float could not be correct because we already own 6 mil shares. and we saw volume of 100 mil the other day. I told him we weren't willing to move forward with any more buying until we find out the capital structure and projected revenues. He said he couldn't talk about the revenue right now and would call the transfer agent and update the website. He said he had another call and had to rush off. I don't know if he was being evasive or just plain busy. I guess time will tell.
Fellas -
We went up 125% on one little PR. The float may not be as out of whack as we fear. We have already done 43 mil in volume. We have a lot more fans than we know. I'm still trying to get in touch with Mark and will let ya'll know.
Source: Vision Works Media Group, Inc.
Vision Works Media Group, Inc. Academy Award-Winning Film `Young at Heart' Added to New Screen TV Programming Lineup
Tuesday September 20, 9:37 am ET
ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. 20, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Vision Works Media Group, Inc. (Other OTC:VWKM.PK - News) and wholly owned subsidiary New Screen Television, Inc. the new independent film-dedicated TV channel, have announced the acquisition of Sue Marx's ``Young at Heart.'' The film will begin airing in December.
``We are overjoyed that Sue's award-winning film is joining our programming lineup,'' said Naseem Shah, New Screen TV's Director of Programming & Co-Creative Director. She added, ``Adding Academy Award-winning films to our channel so soon after our launch is extraordinarily exciting.''
Ms. Marx has produced over 200 films, and has won numerous Emmys(R) and other awards in addition to her Oscar(R). ``Young at Heart'' was awarded the Oscar(R) for Best Short Documentary, http://www.suemarxfilms.com.
In addition to ``Young at Heart,'' New Screen TV(TM) will be broadcasting a number of Ms. Marx's other films throughout 2006.
The company, which is based in downtown Orlando, is now broadcasting the channel 24 hours a day. The programming mix on New Screen TV includes feature films, documentaries, short films, animation, and a variety of specials and music events.
New Screen Television, Inc. is an Orlando, Florida-based broadcasting company that transmits its television service, New Screen TV, to viewers over-the-air via WRCF-TV Channel 29 Orlando. New Screen TV is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Sorry for the repeat post.
This is from a post on SI.
From a newsletter I get:
Pick #2: AMEP
Buy at .029, Sell at .05 + (Great Oil & Gas Play / Micro-Penny)
American Energy Production, Inc. is an oil & gas stock that has become one of the main topics of conversation throughout the small cap investment community over the past couple of months, and we ourselves feel decent profits can be made if the stock is purchased at the proper buy & sell points. American Energy Production, Inc. (OTCBB, AMEP) is an Oil and Gas Lease Acquisition Company. The Company will specialize in acquiring oil and gas leases that have potential for increased oil and natural gas production utilizing new technologies, well workovers and fracture stimulation systems. Visit their web site at: http://www.americanenergyproduction.com In recent news, the company announced an investee purchased an oil drilling rig which will assist them to tap into new oil reserves. Over the past 12 months, energy companies have become the preferred stock investment for thousands of investors worldwide in all markets. The cost of fuel is continually on the rise, and these oil & gas stocks are certainly in a strong position to benefit. This company especially, is positioned for aggressive short term growth as it is a partnership-based company. Based off our previous experience, these type of start-up partnership firms are often successful in turning a profit. With over 46 Million in volume, and virtually no spread, this could be one of the biggest penny plays in 2005. Be sure to pick up a few shares before the main-run up.
Check out recent company news, quotes & a chart: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=AMEP.OB
American Energy Production, Inc., (OTCBB:AMEP - News) announced today that AMEP Strategic Investments, Inc., an investee, has purchased an 8,000 foot capacity Ideco drilling rig from Aramdrill in Mexico. This acquisition allows American Energy Production, Inc., and its' investees, Bend Arch Petroleum and Oil America Group, Inc., to redefine their long range exploration and development strategy for the 7,000 acres of Barnett Shale prospects currently owned by Bend Arch Petroleum, Inc.
Charles Bitters, President of American Energy Production, Inc., said, "The Company is very excited about the acquisition of the Ideco Drilling Rig. To locate a rig of this type in the current demand driven environment is a small miracle. There just are not any rigs of this quality for sale. Because of the recent record prices for crude oil and natural gas, it is almost impossible to schedule a rig. The current rig availability is at best six months and more often than not, one year. This is the perfect drilling rig for the productions horizons the Company is interested in exploiting.
"The Barnett Shale was the largest natural gas producing field in the United States last year and is currently one of the hottest energy plays in the world, attracting such companies as XTO, Devon and Quicksilver. This rig has the capacity to drill horizontal Barnett Shale wells with lateral sections of up to 3,000 feet. Bend Arch Petroleum can re-enter several Barnett Shale and Marble Falls prospects while Oil America Group is selling limited partnership drilling programs in the Barnett Shale. Now there will not be any delay while waiting for other drilling rig contractors."
This drilling rig will become another significant profit center for the AMEP companies. Rigs with a drilling capacity of 8,000 feet are currently netting $10,000.00 per day. If this drilling rig operates approximately 200 days per year the gross income would be $2,000,000.00 per year. Bend Arch Petroleum, Inc., and Oil America Group should be able to participate in an additional twenty (20) oil and gas wells in the next year because of the availability of this drilling rig. Twenty new oil or gas wells producing the equivalent of only 20 barrels of oil per day would ge
P.S. I did speak to Rick Erikson twice. He was very enthusiastic and said the company already has six affiliate agreements in the works(Dallas, Houston, Salt Lake City, and three others). Of course, this won't matter if they are diluting rampantly. We will never overcome the rate of dilution if management doesn't care about the share price.
Like I said, "this one's thin"..."yeah, real thin"..."anorexic" - (Lethal Weapon)
God Bless - No Doubt
cris
Hey Guys -
I'm in with only 1 mil shares and to be honest, I don't think we have much of a chance in this one. Our only hope is that Mark Astrom really loves what he is doing so much that he will not want to follow in his father's foot-steps(Richard Astrom). I have been calling New Screen Television every day trying to get him on the phone. When and if I do i'll let you guys know what he says.
God Bless - No Doubt
cris