AI
Monday, August 24, 2009 12:53:24 AM
Kij,
Speaks volumes.
Ongoing attempt at burying that which they have no answer to. That which sends cold shivers down watery spines.
Gotta love it.
LLH…
The FTD's were there. Many months ago. And then they were gone. Suspected of having been taken ex-clearing. In line with the SEC sitting up and flying right.
And as for daily average volume?
Fluctuating in line with circumstance.
And the early June run-up stats….
12-JUN-09 0.2851 0.0750 0.1700 549856100
11-JUN-09 0.2500 0.1720 0.2350 233876000
10-JUN-09 0.1730 0.1290 0.1711 161612700
09-JUN-09 0.1406 0.1150 0.1399 139149900
08-JUN-09 0.1550 0.1069 0.1400 249856000
05-JUN-09 0.1039 0.0760 0.1001 176248700
04-JUN-09 0.0825 0.0561 0.0755 192795600
03-JUN-09 0.0569 0.0440 0.0564 166146000
The phantom float perpetrators, in targeting as they did, having succeeded in nothing less than screwing the pooch big time! Could hardly have executed a more massive blunder. The targeting of a management team armed with a business plan and model that simply couldn't fail. Entirely laughable. The whole of it. About to get it in the neck. Big time! Finding out, to the nth degree, that crime doesn't pay. The good guys 'n gals in the catbird seat. Able to set their own prices.
Loving it in the absolute.
Big…
We'll start here…
(Mr. Metter)
"Don’t you have to be at $4 minimum stock price to apply to NASDAQ?"
"Yes. We have a meeting Thursday with NASDAQ. As you know, NASDAQ has lost 700 companies this year, alone. We have 3 of the 4 qualifications. We have the asset base, we have the shareholder base, we have the profitability base."
Following which we reasoned that management was intent upon appealing to the common sense of the Listing Council. Application of fitting logic that company IR has recently confirmed for us. That management is hopeful that said Council will listen to reason. And so they should. America's Cleaning Company simply belongs upstairs. Market level, thereafter, looking after itself. Finding fitting valuation. Massive ROI.
And on the assumption that the pps requirement is, very much, waived? An exception granted?
Well, the listing process would be expedited. Would happen very quickly. Far from being a matter of months. The associated material company event PR, on the subject, shaking the phantom float perpetrators to their collective roots. Cold shivers down watery spines. And then factoring in the FTD's. The fence-sitters. The big money folks. The Reuters rating of Outperform. Top 30%. So on. Such a PR, in the complete absence of a phantom float, would see market level above $1.00 with ease. Massive breakout.
Domino effect being what we're talking about. Leading to the MOASS.
And how high?
And dependent upon the prices sought. The faithful longs being in the catbird seat. Controlling the situation.
And how does a stock dividend fit in?
And a little something that remains to be seen. But money in the bank no matter how one looks at it. Massive ROI. The senior listing being it. Becoming an NCM component.
And with that said?
Well what, other than the realities associated with the current underlying venue, is/are standing in the way of seriously tangible shareholder value?
Were America's Cleaning Company an NCM component as of this writing?
And we wouldn't exactly be talking a stable average trading base in the $0.14 area.
The senior listing. The key to company long-term success. The key to riches for all involved.
The inside inclusive.
Brian…
NASDAQ Listing Rules (5800 Series):
[ 5800. Failure to Meet Listing Standards ]
[ 5801. Preamble to the Rules and Procedures Applicable When a Company Fails to Meet A Listing Standard ]
--------------------
Securities of a Company that does not meet the listing standards set forth in the Rule 5000 Series are subject to delisting from, or denial of initial listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market. This Section sets forth procedures for the independent review, suspension, and delisting of Companies that fail to satisfy one or more standards for initial or continued listing, and thus are "deficient" with respect to the listing standards.
The Listings Qualifications Department is responsible for identifying deficiencies that may lead to delisting or denial of a listing application; notifying the Company of the deficiency or denial; and issuing Staff Delisting Determinations and Public Reprimand Letters. Rule 5810 contains provisions regarding the Listing Qualifications Department's process for notifying Companies of different types of deficiencies and their corresponding consequences.
The Hearings Panel, upon timely request by a Company, will review a Staff Delisting Determination, denial of a listing application, or Public Reprimand Letter at an oral or written hearing, and issue a Decision that may, among other things, grant an "exception" to Nasdaq's listing standards or affirm a delisting. Rule 5815 contains provisions relating to the hearings process.
The Nasdaq Listing and Hearings Review Council, upon timely appeal by a Company or on its own initiative, may review the Decisions of the Hearings Panel. Rule 5820 contains provisions relating to the Listing Council appeal process.
Finally, the Nasdaq Board of Directors may exercise discretion to call for review a Listing Council Decision. Rule 5825 contains provisions related to that process.
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The door being open to management making a successful argument. The granting of an "exception".
As for the MOASS?
America's Cleaning Company is positioned to set an industry precedent. The drawing of worldwide attention.
And you're welcome.
Now…
If you have physical possession of your stock certificates? And you desire to liquidate your position in full?
You must first mail in the certificates to your brokerage firm. And best to do so by Certified Mail. The represented shares in need of being credited to your trading account prior to any liquidation. And won't happen immediately upon receipt of the certificates by your brokerage firm but the position, in full, will eventually (within a few days) be reflected and you can then proceed with the liquidation.
Jeff…
We wait.
We find out.
Becoming an NCM component being the key.
With my vote saying it'll be damn soon.
Massive ROI.
And all the best.
Speaks volumes.
Ongoing attempt at burying that which they have no answer to. That which sends cold shivers down watery spines.
Gotta love it.
LLH…
The FTD's were there. Many months ago. And then they were gone. Suspected of having been taken ex-clearing. In line with the SEC sitting up and flying right.
And as for daily average volume?
Fluctuating in line with circumstance.
And the early June run-up stats….
12-JUN-09 0.2851 0.0750 0.1700 549856100
11-JUN-09 0.2500 0.1720 0.2350 233876000
10-JUN-09 0.1730 0.1290 0.1711 161612700
09-JUN-09 0.1406 0.1150 0.1399 139149900
08-JUN-09 0.1550 0.1069 0.1400 249856000
05-JUN-09 0.1039 0.0760 0.1001 176248700
04-JUN-09 0.0825 0.0561 0.0755 192795600
03-JUN-09 0.0569 0.0440 0.0564 166146000
The phantom float perpetrators, in targeting as they did, having succeeded in nothing less than screwing the pooch big time! Could hardly have executed a more massive blunder. The targeting of a management team armed with a business plan and model that simply couldn't fail. Entirely laughable. The whole of it. About to get it in the neck. Big time! Finding out, to the nth degree, that crime doesn't pay. The good guys 'n gals in the catbird seat. Able to set their own prices.
Loving it in the absolute.
Big…
We'll start here…
(Mr. Metter)
"Don’t you have to be at $4 minimum stock price to apply to NASDAQ?"
"Yes. We have a meeting Thursday with NASDAQ. As you know, NASDAQ has lost 700 companies this year, alone. We have 3 of the 4 qualifications. We have the asset base, we have the shareholder base, we have the profitability base."
Following which we reasoned that management was intent upon appealing to the common sense of the Listing Council. Application of fitting logic that company IR has recently confirmed for us. That management is hopeful that said Council will listen to reason. And so they should. America's Cleaning Company simply belongs upstairs. Market level, thereafter, looking after itself. Finding fitting valuation. Massive ROI.
And on the assumption that the pps requirement is, very much, waived? An exception granted?
Well, the listing process would be expedited. Would happen very quickly. Far from being a matter of months. The associated material company event PR, on the subject, shaking the phantom float perpetrators to their collective roots. Cold shivers down watery spines. And then factoring in the FTD's. The fence-sitters. The big money folks. The Reuters rating of Outperform. Top 30%. So on. Such a PR, in the complete absence of a phantom float, would see market level above $1.00 with ease. Massive breakout.
Domino effect being what we're talking about. Leading to the MOASS.
And how high?
And dependent upon the prices sought. The faithful longs being in the catbird seat. Controlling the situation.
And how does a stock dividend fit in?
And a little something that remains to be seen. But money in the bank no matter how one looks at it. Massive ROI. The senior listing being it. Becoming an NCM component.
And with that said?
Well what, other than the realities associated with the current underlying venue, is/are standing in the way of seriously tangible shareholder value?
Were America's Cleaning Company an NCM component as of this writing?
And we wouldn't exactly be talking a stable average trading base in the $0.14 area.
The senior listing. The key to company long-term success. The key to riches for all involved.
The inside inclusive.
Brian…
NASDAQ Listing Rules (5800 Series):
[ 5800. Failure to Meet Listing Standards ]
[ 5801. Preamble to the Rules and Procedures Applicable When a Company Fails to Meet A Listing Standard ]
--------------------
Securities of a Company that does not meet the listing standards set forth in the Rule 5000 Series are subject to delisting from, or denial of initial listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market. This Section sets forth procedures for the independent review, suspension, and delisting of Companies that fail to satisfy one or more standards for initial or continued listing, and thus are "deficient" with respect to the listing standards.
The Listings Qualifications Department is responsible for identifying deficiencies that may lead to delisting or denial of a listing application; notifying the Company of the deficiency or denial; and issuing Staff Delisting Determinations and Public Reprimand Letters. Rule 5810 contains provisions regarding the Listing Qualifications Department's process for notifying Companies of different types of deficiencies and their corresponding consequences.
The Hearings Panel, upon timely request by a Company, will review a Staff Delisting Determination, denial of a listing application, or Public Reprimand Letter at an oral or written hearing, and issue a Decision that may, among other things, grant an "exception" to Nasdaq's listing standards or affirm a delisting. Rule 5815 contains provisions relating to the hearings process.
The Nasdaq Listing and Hearings Review Council, upon timely appeal by a Company or on its own initiative, may review the Decisions of the Hearings Panel. Rule 5820 contains provisions relating to the Listing Council appeal process.
Finally, the Nasdaq Board of Directors may exercise discretion to call for review a Listing Council Decision. Rule 5825 contains provisions related to that process.
---------------------
The door being open to management making a successful argument. The granting of an "exception".
As for the MOASS?
America's Cleaning Company is positioned to set an industry precedent. The drawing of worldwide attention.
And you're welcome.
Now…
If you have physical possession of your stock certificates? And you desire to liquidate your position in full?
You must first mail in the certificates to your brokerage firm. And best to do so by Certified Mail. The represented shares in need of being credited to your trading account prior to any liquidation. And won't happen immediately upon receipt of the certificates by your brokerage firm but the position, in full, will eventually (within a few days) be reflected and you can then proceed with the liquidation.
Jeff…
We wait.
We find out.
Becoming an NCM component being the key.
With my vote saying it'll be damn soon.
Massive ROI.
And all the best.
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