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So you believe this can see dollars again! Is it possible JPM will defeat WAMU in court?
If the Float is correct in the IBOX, the float is gone! Why is it not moving at all is the question. The MM's cant hold it down long at this rate.
I am locked and loaded as well! ;)
Only good friggin stock around! This is going to fly this next few weeks. .10 to .19 next few weeks IMO.
I see RSHN doing a nice 1/1000 RS soon. They may even change there ticker symbol as well. Look what just happened to GZFX. RSHN's stock is worthless capitol right now. Now Bob cant have that at all. Although he could dilute more into the company like USXP does and the A S could be 20 to 40 billion shares lol. Fortune tell this one, Bob is going to put the hammer down one way or another. Maybe it is payback for all the shareholders calling and badgering all the time lol.
So it happened, HE screwed everyone. Dont sell now lol.
ITT wins $1 Billion FAA contract for air traffic control
Thu Aug 30, 2007 4:20PM EDT
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WASHINGTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration selected ITT Corp (ITT.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Thursday to build the centerpiece of a new satellite-based air traffic control system, the agency said.
ITT beat competitors Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Raytheon (RTN.N: Quote, Profile, Research) for the $1 billion project using global positioning technology that is intended over many years to replace the FAA's aging network of ground-based radar.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration selected ITT Corp (ITT.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on Thursday to build the centerpiece of a new satellite-based air traffic control system, the agency said.
ITT beat competitors Lockheed Martin Corp (LMT.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Raytheon (RTN.N: Quote, Profile, Research) for the $1 billion project using global positioning technology that is intended over many years to replace the FAA's aging network of ground-based radar.
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As filthy as Corr can be and the greed by which he survives, he could very well invoke one hell of a RS into this game and that would fry just about every share holder unless you are holding 500mil shares. I would say if he is going to do it which I believe he will, 500 to 1000 on the reverse.
Has anyone pushed the question about a future RS?
Nice Board but it is a SCAM. Sorry to bust everyones bubble about ERFW but it would seem they are diluting again and for how long this time? This reminds me of a couple of stocks from last year like CSHD! hint hint...
My Thoughts!
Corr knows what he is doing! Ahhh but the secret is just this; To benefit himself. Expect a nice RS in the coming months. OR
Expect Corr to build up his Shack along with his products, himself owning alot of shares under another persons name, accept a buy out offer from PEPSI or Coke (I would say PEPSI being they have had a sincere hard-on for this company and they could actually do something with the product) and screw everyone in the process with a 1-2 punch KO
This is looking more like a bail when it is good to get out and do not look back game.
The PPS is a great buy now and I would not even think of holding past .0009 unless you want to take a hit.
I hope everyone sold when they had a chance!
Can you say DOWN DOWN eeeek! ERFW droppin more and it aint over yet!
Market Manipulation Again! UhOh, watch out, Big Drop Coming Again! Wait for the .10's
All the hype in the PRand now the pokie back down.
ERFW up 110% in a week. Still moving up. Interesting play now.
Old Charting Looked really good as well. Massive Dilution period for a good spread there. I think this is ready to bounce back. Past PPS revealed 3 year spread of hitting Double Dollar Digits. We will see on this.
Radar ERFW
lowman, give me your expert opinion on EPGL.
GGW is a bit tacky and not my style. Besides, those are girls with low self esteem who think they need to do that for attention or who knows what. Sorry, but here for the money.
lol-cute.
Bad Day today, shake it off and wait. Everyone can PUMP and every one can BASH. Who cares, Global will release everything in time and this will bounce. In the mean time, add while you can or just sell if you lost faith. Another persons loss will be either my gain or someone else. :)
Possible High Gainers for next week SLJB - GBDX - EPGL
SLJB should be re-organized as the lawyers should start to wrap this mess up. IMO this has gone on far more then it should have and should come to a end soon to bring this back up.
GBDX multiple PR's due soon in regarding numbers and growth.
EPGL great financial statement with either no float left or close to being gone. Should be a blast here.
"My opinion(s) are just that. This does not mean buy but be DD and explore before making that trade"
If there is any float left, it will be gone by noon tomorrow at this rate of climb meaning this will explode. I was turned on to this over the weekend and watched today until the last hour of trade and bought in. Best of luck to us all.
EOD Run start about 3:45. Hopeful...
I think he needs to lay off the indian pipe. It has killed half his brain cells.
You should know.
They are selling rough as well. When we spoke with Nick, they offer lots of un-cut (rough) for bidding and those lots are graded and marked with the letter grading scale. I was inquiring the other day to see if anyone had a ratio for cut vs rough.
Also, Russian Diamond Cutters are the best in the world. Maybe That is why BHP Diamonds & Industrial Metals (of which produces 15 million Carets in Diamonds yearly with a share price between 38.00 and 42.00 PPS) in Canada has employed Russian Diamond Cutters to cut there Diamonds and train the Canadian Employee's they have. It takes 5 years to become a Master Diamond Cutter and Russian Cutters are doing the Teaching. Your barking at the wrong tree.
Our Diamonds come from where! The Alrosa! The Alrosa has to certify them, seal them for international shipping per guidelines that have been set in the Diamond Community. Maybe if you would read a little bit you would see the answers right in front of you face on you little monitor.
Oh yeah, did I mention that the Alrosa Company is a Board Member. Yeah I did in my previous post to you with links.
I would think pretty soon you might get banned from this board too. This message can be deleted by the Moderator if you would like. IMO a ban would be nice for him.
You have been! Read my link and lets see the blinded response you give us back.
GBDX is in striking position now and will fly when the t's are crossed and their i's are dotted and only then.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=15209662
Also before you continue, I think you need to question yourself (How far am I willing to go to bash this stock with my unsubstantial remarks to buy in to it). Market manipulation of that sort is a crime (Federal Offense). I would be careful which way you decide to put your feet, you have been given answers
GBDX is golden for right now. You are more or less cardboard
Here is some DD for you and I will also leave the link for you as well.
http://staging.diamondfacts.org/facts/fact_13.html
UNDER THE KIMBERLEY PROCESS, ROUGH DIAMONDS CAN ONLY BE EXPORTED AND IMPORTED WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE FROM THE EXPORTING COUNTRY.
By law, no rough diamonds are permitted to enter a Kimberley Process participant country without a certificate. The Kimberley Process stipulates that all rough diamonds are sealed in tamper-resistant containers and must have forgery resistant conflict free certificates with unique serial numbers, each time they cross an international border. Any individual importing or exporting rough diamonds between Kimberley Process participants without a certificate is breaking the law and will be prosecuted by the appropriate government.
The number of conflict diamonds has been reduced from approximately 4% to significantly less than 1%. However, the diamond industry will not rest until that number reaches zero.
http://staging.diamondfacts.org/facts/fact_06.html
IN JULY 2000, THE GLOBAL DIAMOND INDUSTRY ANNOUNCED ITS ZERO-TOLERANCE POLICY TOWARDS CONFLICT DIAMONDS AND CONTINUES TO DRIVE THIS POLICY.
In 2000, at the World Diamond Congress in Antwerp, the international diamond industry created the World Diamond Council and announced the industry's zero tolerance policy towards conflict diamonds. The World Diamond Council worked to help create and implement the Kimberley Process, and is still working to support and improve it. In addition and in keeping with the industry's determination to eradicate conflict diamonds, the World Diamond Council and its members agreed to provide assurance-to all purchasers up to final sale-that the diamonds being sold were from conflict free sources. This assurance, called the 'System of Warranties,' involves a written statement on all invoices declaring that, to the best of the supplier's knowledge, the diamonds are from conflict free sources.
While the number of conflict diamonds has been reduced from approximately 4% to significantly less than 1%, it is still not enough. The diamond industry continues to work towards eliminating conflict diamonds entirely.
http://staging.diamondfacts.org/who/index.html
In July 2000, the World Federation of Diamond Bourses and the International Diamond Manufacturers Association met in Antwerp to discuss, among other things, the concern over human rights violations committed in some diamond producing countries. During this meeting a resolution was passed to create the World Diamond Council (WDC).
The resolution called for the WDC to develop and implement a tracking system for the export and import of rough diamonds to prevent diamonds being exploited for illegal purposes.
As a result of the commitment and resolve of WDC leaders and members, significant strides have been made toward resolving and reconciling these issues. The development and implementation of the Kimberley Process, for example, has reduced the flow of conflict diamonds in the marketplace from approximately 4% to significantly less than 1%. While the number of conflict diamonds has been reduced, and this is an improvement, it is still not enough. The diamond industry will continue its efforts until conflict diamonds are eradicated completely.
To see a list of Kimberley Process participants, click here
Membership Organizations
The World Diamond Council represents over 50 industry organizations - from mining companies and trade associations to manufacturers and retailers - worldwide. Member organizations include: ABN Amro Bank International Division; Alrosa Company; American Gem Society; Antwerpse Diamantbank; Ascorp; Association of Diamond Manufacturers of Russia; Belgian Federation of Diamond Bourses; BHP Diamonds & Industrial Metals; Canadian Diamond Consultants Inc.; Cartier; Centre for Expertise, Valuation and Certification (Democratic Republic of Congo); CIBJO; Codiam; Damas; De Beers; De Beers LV; Debswana Diamond Co.; Diamond Chamber of Russia; Diamond Dealers Club New York; Diamond Federation of Hong Kong; Diamond Manufacturers and Importers Association; Diamond Trading Company; Dubai Multi Commodities Centre; EGL USA; Eurostar Diamonds Ltd.; Gem and Jewelry Export and Promotion; Harry Winston, Inc.; International Diamond Manufacturers Association; International Gemological Institute; Israel Diamond Exchange; Israel Diamond Institute; Israel Diamond Manufacturers Association; Jewelers of America; Jewelers Vigilance Committee; Leviev Group of Companies; London Diamond Bourse; Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America; Ministry of Mines (Namibia); Namdeb Diamond Corporation; Rapaport Corporation; Rio Tinto Diamonds; Rosy Blue; Shanghai Diamond Exchange Co. Ltd.; South African Diamond Board; Signet Group plc/Sterling Jewelers Inc.; Tacy Diamond Consultants; Tiffany & Co.; Union Bank of Israel; United Association of South Africa; World Federation of Diamond Bourses; Zale Corporation.
The board of officers and directors includes:
Eli Izhakoff, Chairman and CEO of the World Diamond Council, Lifetime Honorary President of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses
Ernie Blom, President of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses
Jeff Fischer, President of International Diamond Manufacturers Association
Sergey Oulin, President of Diamond Chamber of Russia and Vice President of Alrosa
Shmuel Schnitzer, Lifetime Honorary President of World Federation of Diamond Bourses
Stephane Fischler, Secretary General of International Diamond Manufacturers Association
Moti Besser, General Manager of Israel Diamond Manufacturers Association
Gaetano Cavalieri, President of CIBJO
Cecilia Gardner, President and Chief Executive Officer and General Counsel of Jewelers Vigilance Committee
Abbey Chikane, Chairman of the South African Diamond Board
Rory More O'Ferrall, Director of Corporate Affairs of De Beers Group
Matt Runci, President and CEO of Jewelers of America
http://staging.diamondfacts.org/conflict/eliminating_conflict_diamonds.html
Strengthening Industry Safeguards
At the November 2006 Kimberley Process review meeting held in Gaborone, Botswana, 71 nations, non-governmental organizations, including Global Witness and Partnership Africa Canada, and the World Diamond Council met and came to agreement on several important measures designed to strengthen the Kimberley Process. These included:
Adoption of 46 recommendations by the working group to strengthen the Kimberely Process.
Publishing of global diamond statistics to track diamond movements.
Setting up a working group to review the issues and solutions associated with informal alluvial mining.
Addressing the serious issues in Ghana over the next three months or suspension from the Kimberley Process will be necessary.
Providing customs offices with information and identification methods for the geographic origin of rough diamonds.
Providing technical assistance for the government of previously war-torn countries.
Accepting New Zealand and Bangladesh into the Kimberely approved countries bringing the total number of participating nations to 71.
And just for your KNOWLEDGE, the Company(s) are not required to show you or I any certificate unless you are the purchaser. When you buy a retail stone in the public, you can request certification through them or get a appraised value.
Share count is moderate compared to some crazy totals of other penny stocks out there in the billions of shares, sitting good for a beautiful run. Also I wonder what the ratio is in regards to the exports of rough diamonds vs fine cut top the Office in N.Y.
I sold off a few weeks ago and bought back in last week as a long position and added 50,000 shares every day this week. Taking profits from my other positions and BANY paid nice today although I did not hit the high today. I had a sell set at .006. Probably a mistake there but it is a profit.
That is the very point. If it were different and the Russian Government had control of Africa, then this would be a very bad situation. I agree with Ronnie to hold down and wait. Time is going to pay on this play in the long run as stressful as it could be for alot of people :)
When Africa was released of Governmental Control by the Europian Government years ago, the Russian Government tried to establish control in Africa as a political/military strategy against the United States; Fortunate enough for the United States, the United Nations stepped in. Russia then proceeded to Cuba, etc, etc, etc. Now that the cold war has been over for some time now, Russia has been striving for better economics and trade through out the world. I can print the related facts out of a history book on Russia that I borrowed from my professor and PDF file them for anyone who would like the reading material.
In July 2000, the World Federation of Diamond Bourses and the International Diamond Manufacturers Association met in Antwerp to discuss, among other things, the concern over human rights violations committed in some diamond producing countries. During this meeting a resolution was passed to create the World Diamond Council (WDC).
http://staging.diamondfacts.org/who/index.html
The resolution called for the WDC to develop and implement a tracking system for the export and import of rough diamonds to prevent diamonds being exploited for illegal purposes.
As a result of the commitment and resolve of WDC leaders and members, significant strides have been made toward resolving and reconciling these issues. The development and implementation of the Kimberley Process, for example, has reduced the flow of conflict diamonds in the marketplace from approximately 4% to significantly less than 1%. While the number of conflict diamonds has been reduced, and this is an improvement, it is still not enough. The diamond industry will continue its efforts until conflict diamonds are eradicated completely.
To see a list of Kimberley Process participants, click here
Membership Organizations
The World Diamond Council represents over 50 industry organizations - from mining companies and trade associations to manufacturers and retailers - worldwide. Member organizations include: ABN Amro Bank International Division; Alrosa Company; American Gem Society; Antwerpse Diamantbank; Ascorp; Association of Diamond Manufacturers of Russia; Belgian Federation of Diamond Bourses; BHP Diamonds & Industrial Metals; Canadian Diamond Consultants Inc.; Cartier; Centre for Expertise, Valuation and Certification (Democratic Republic of Congo); CIBJO; Codiam; Damas; De Beers; De Beers LV; Debswana Diamond Co.; Diamond Chamber of Russia; Diamond Dealers Club New York; Diamond Federation of Hong Kong; Diamond Manufacturers and Importers Association; Diamond Trading Company; Dubai Multi Commodities Centre; EGL USA; Eurostar Diamonds Ltd.; Gem and Jewelry Export and Promotion; Harry Winston, Inc.; International Diamond Manufacturers Association; International Gemological Institute; Israel Diamond Exchange; Israel Diamond Institute; Israel Diamond Manufacturers Association; Jewelers of America; Jewelers Vigilance Committee; Leviev Group of Companies; London Diamond Bourse; Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America; Ministry of Mines (Namibia); Namdeb Diamond Corporation; Rapaport Corporation; Rio Tinto Diamonds; Rosy Blue; Shanghai Diamond Exchange Co. Ltd.; South African Diamond Board; Signet Group plc/Sterling Jewelers Inc.; Tacy Diamond Consultants; Tiffany & Co.; Union Bank of Israel; United Association of South Africa; World Federation of Diamond Bourses; Zale Corporation.
The board of officers and directors includes:
Eli Izhakoff, Chairman and CEO of the World Diamond Council, Lifetime Honorary President of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses
Ernie Blom, President of the World Federation of Diamond Bourses
Jeff Fischer, President of International Diamond Manufacturers Association
Sergey Oulin, President of Diamond Chamber of Russia and Vice President of Alrosa
Shmuel Schnitzer, Lifetime Honorary President of World Federation of Diamond Bourses
Stephane Fischler, Secretary General of International Diamond Manufacturers Association
Moti Besser, General Manager of Israel Diamond Manufacturers Association
Gaetano Cavalieri, President of CIBJO
Cecilia Gardner, President and Chief Executive Officer and General Counsel of Jewelers Vigilance Committee
Abbey Chikane, Chairman of the South African Diamond Board
Rory More O'Ferrall, Director of Corporate Affairs of De Beers Group
Matt Runci, President and CEO of Jewelers of America