This is my conclusion...
(Hate to sound redundant...but I have been piecing this together outloud on the board)
After doing some extensive digging, this is what I have found:
TTR HP, also known to some as AERO Exhaust, found a shell company back in 2001 to become publicly traded. The shell company was eCom Corporation (TICKER: ECCM). ECCM then underwent a name change to Columbia Bakeries, Inc. (TICKER: CBBS). Columbia Bakeries, Inc. filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February of 2005 and began trading under ticker CBBSQ. If you attempt to get a quote for CBBSQ, you will more than likely be prompted with a message stating that the symbol is no longer valid. And if I am correct, it appears that as of 11/27/06, CBBSQ is no longer publicly traded. Now, when this happened, guess what, AERO was no longer being publicly traded as well. So let me ask you this question...what does a hermit crab do when it is molting? You guessed it...it finds another shell! In this case the new shell will most likely be FCCN.
Now, some of my information could be incorrect, as I have been unable to spend as much time as I would like investigating. Just my theory of course, but things should start making alot of sense to people if you are doing your DD.
I would be curious to look at a historical chart for ECCM/CBBS and see what happened to the PPS when TTR (AERO) merged with them. Keep in mind though, that this was more than 5 years ago, and AERO was not the company then that it is now.
Anyone have a website to access accurate historical charts?
Please feel free to elaborate on my theory...I will continue my research and update you as I find out more.
Sincerely,
The Basher.
