Monday, August 21, 2006 2:06:54 PM
CSHD INSIDERS, 144s & REMOVING RESTRICTIONS
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Today, 10:40 AM #3267
Private_Placement
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Point on the 144's. Couple of people listed on the Yahoo list are people that I know and talk to daily on this stock. I questioned them when I saw them on the list. If you look at the list it positions as these folks are selling. I can speak for two on that list and they are simply removing their restrictions. They are not insiders and not selling. As for the others, I don't know. I hope to show in the 144 list soon myself. I think that E*trade finally figured it out.
I don't plan on selling anytime soon. I will take 5-10% of my position off the table at the reset, but will be long with the remaining position.
CSHD a $30-50 stock
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=327
Today, 10:59 AM #3275
Private_Placement
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Quote:
Originally Posted by logicalmind
But don't these 144 filings only last for like 30 or 90 days? So they're temporary. Why file for the temporary ability to sell shares if you have no plan of selling? Not selling means not filings a 144.
I will speak for myself. I have been in FHAL before it was traded anywhere. 75% of my shares are restricted for one year. That has long passed, but I never bothered to remove beacuse the stock was not going anywhere and it actuall costs money to have the restriction removed by the broker. I never bothered until all this happened. Of course I will sell some of my shares when the restriction is removed. I am sure that there will be some volume after the price reset.
My take is that the 10K and business projected will support the new price. Any type of short squeeze would also help. If I feel that the 10K and business support a 30-50 stock then I will not sell as much and wait on those levels. I think anyone that has been in this stock this long will take 10% of the position off the table.
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=328
CSHD an $80 stock
Today, 11:30 AM #3292
neverdiejs
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How high, in the somewhat long term (3 months or so) do people see this going? I mean, try to imagine some of the contracts that are possibly lined up and guestimate the price. I'll say around $80 by the end of the year.
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=330
Today, 11:40 AM #3298
Private_Placement
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Quote:
Originally Posted by logicalmind
When you say your shares "are restricted for one year" what exactly do you mean? Is this some contract you signed? Like some cliff or vesting schedule? Who was restricting you exactly?
Was part of the term sheet that I signed. I would imagine that most of the FHAL shares should be free to trade as this has been on the open market for almost two years now.
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=330
Today, 11:45 AM #3299
Buster 74
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Private_Placement
Was part of the term sheet that I signed. I would imagine that most of the FHAL shares should be free to trade as this has been on the open market for almost two years now.
The certificates recieved were not "clean" the restriction stamp was a problem for Scotrade, but not for Chase...
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=330
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CSHD's CFO "an Associate Member of the Certified Fraud Examiners and as a Certified Internal Auditor"
Posted by: thehavenots
In reply to: liable who wrote msg# 48113 Date:8/19/2006 11:54:58 AM
Post #of 48124
CVSU's CFO:
"an Associate Member of the Certified Fraud Examiners and as a Certified Internal Auditor"
Darryl Horton, CPA - Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Horton is a graduate of Accounting (cum laude) from Michigan State University and has an array of experiences that include fifteen years working as an executive with the State of Michigan. Mr. Horton has served State Government as Director of Internal Audits and he is currently the Director of the Division of Licensing & Certification, which is responsible for the monitoring and regulation of all of the state's hospitals and health facilities.
Darryl Horton has earned invaluable experience as a Certified Public Accountant for over fourteen years and as Founder and CEO of Horton & Associates, a public accounting firm specializing in corporate tax planning. As an Associate Member of the Certified Fraud Examiners and as a Certified Internal Auditor, Mr. Horton has developed and monitored budgets in excess of 250 million USD, focusing on analysis of internal controls and utilizing risk assessment tools for various organizations in both the private and public industry sectors.
Mr. Horton is a highly respected member of his community who serves as Audit Chair for the local chapter of the American Red Cross; he is a member of the National Association of Accountants and the Institute of Internal Auditors, in addition to participating on the boards of several other organizations and charities.
As Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Horton will provide corporate leadership by directing treasury activities and with coordination of budget programs. He will assess the financial impact of functional initiatives and generate creative solutions. Mr. Horton will formulate and optimize the capital and tax strategy of the company and will be responsible for financial reporting by developing objectives for establishing a reporting system with controls and safeguards to protect company assets.
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FWIW:
Today, 10:40 AM #3267
Private_Placement
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 148
Point on the 144's. Couple of people listed on the Yahoo list are people that I know and talk to daily on this stock. I questioned them when I saw them on the list. If you look at the list it positions as these folks are selling. I can speak for two on that list and they are simply removing their restrictions. They are not insiders and not selling. As for the others, I don't know. I hope to show in the 144 list soon myself. I think that E*trade finally figured it out.
I don't plan on selling anytime soon. I will take 5-10% of my position off the table at the reset, but will be long with the remaining position.
CSHD a $30-50 stock
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=327
Today, 10:59 AM #3275
Private_Placement
HSM Newbie
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 148
Quote:
Originally Posted by logicalmind
But don't these 144 filings only last for like 30 or 90 days? So they're temporary. Why file for the temporary ability to sell shares if you have no plan of selling? Not selling means not filings a 144.
I will speak for myself. I have been in FHAL before it was traded anywhere. 75% of my shares are restricted for one year. That has long passed, but I never bothered to remove beacuse the stock was not going anywhere and it actuall costs money to have the restriction removed by the broker. I never bothered until all this happened. Of course I will sell some of my shares when the restriction is removed. I am sure that there will be some volume after the price reset.
My take is that the 10K and business projected will support the new price. Any type of short squeeze would also help. If I feel that the 10K and business support a 30-50 stock then I will not sell as much and wait on those levels. I think anyone that has been in this stock this long will take 10% of the position off the table.
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=328
CSHD an $80 stock
Today, 11:30 AM #3292
neverdiejs
HSM Regular
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 352
How high, in the somewhat long term (3 months or so) do people see this going? I mean, try to imagine some of the contracts that are possibly lined up and guestimate the price. I'll say around $80 by the end of the year.
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=330
Today, 11:40 AM #3298
Private_Placement
HSM Newbie
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 149
Quote:
Originally Posted by logicalmind
When you say your shares "are restricted for one year" what exactly do you mean? Is this some contract you signed? Like some cliff or vesting schedule? Who was restricting you exactly?
Was part of the term sheet that I signed. I would imagine that most of the FHAL shares should be free to trade as this has been on the open market for almost two years now.
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=330
Today, 11:45 AM #3299
Buster 74
HSM Newbie
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Dallas
Posts: 142
Quote:
Originally Posted by Private_Placement
Was part of the term sheet that I signed. I would imagine that most of the FHAL shares should be free to trade as this has been on the open market for almost two years now.
The certificates recieved were not "clean" the restriction stamp was a problem for Scotrade, but not for Chase...
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41282&page=330
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CSHD's CFO "an Associate Member of the Certified Fraud Examiners and as a Certified Internal Auditor"
Posted by: thehavenots
In reply to: liable who wrote msg# 48113 Date:8/19/2006 11:54:58 AM
Post #of 48124
CVSU's CFO:
"an Associate Member of the Certified Fraud Examiners and as a Certified Internal Auditor"
Darryl Horton, CPA - Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Horton is a graduate of Accounting (cum laude) from Michigan State University and has an array of experiences that include fifteen years working as an executive with the State of Michigan. Mr. Horton has served State Government as Director of Internal Audits and he is currently the Director of the Division of Licensing & Certification, which is responsible for the monitoring and regulation of all of the state's hospitals and health facilities.
Darryl Horton has earned invaluable experience as a Certified Public Accountant for over fourteen years and as Founder and CEO of Horton & Associates, a public accounting firm specializing in corporate tax planning. As an Associate Member of the Certified Fraud Examiners and as a Certified Internal Auditor, Mr. Horton has developed and monitored budgets in excess of 250 million USD, focusing on analysis of internal controls and utilizing risk assessment tools for various organizations in both the private and public industry sectors.
Mr. Horton is a highly respected member of his community who serves as Audit Chair for the local chapter of the American Red Cross; he is a member of the National Association of Accountants and the Institute of Internal Auditors, in addition to participating on the boards of several other organizations and charities.
As Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Horton will provide corporate leadership by directing treasury activities and with coordination of budget programs. He will assess the financial impact of functional initiatives and generate creative solutions. Mr. Horton will formulate and optimize the capital and tax strategy of the company and will be responsible for financial reporting by developing objectives for establishing a reporting system with controls and safeguards to protect company assets.
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