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fink

03/21/12 11:37 PM

#278 RE: qwerty4 #277

Could have been Victory building their inventory of shells at that time.
A used car lot needs an inventory and they usualy buy a few cars at one time, Then get some chicks in Bikinis and begg passer bys to come in and kick a few tires.

They did pull that AAAA off the shelf real fast.
Stick the first sucker with the worst of the lot if ya can and save the real sweet rides when you need a sale to save your hide.
I'm telling ya nobody with any sense will want TEMN. If past management were dumping 504D unregistered shares, there is no garantee the DTCC will ever lift the chill. Like selling an old beat up pickup with flat tires and a dead battery.
There is no comparison AAAA and TEMN. A world apart. EA should have never been husstled into TEMN, Thanks Klein. Ea should throw that guy under the bus and back over him a few times.
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Eagle007

03/22/12 12:04 AM

#280 RE: qwerty4 #277

Most likely correct, both shells spiked around the same time, public information was very vague at Temn. Temn was a shell to dilute to fund their next step. Their goal is to reach Nasdaq in anyway shape or form, the big bucks. I would not be surprised if there is a third shell waiting at around $10 it's public knowledge that their goal is Nasdaq which is $1. They might pull the trigger on this shell at or around 95 cents. Then they can fund their third shell and be with big boys......
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protagonist

03/22/12 6:58 AM

#283 RE: qwerty4 #277

ridiculous conclusion IMO,,, AAAA was tightly joined with Qwest Entertainment at that time and spiked on the prospects of a deal conclusion.