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WNMI finished up 28% today, closed at .0009.
388,101,535 O/S
Just made an acquisition of Uber Inc and is looking to acquire all staffing inc, which they claim will add $100 million in revenue annually.
Stock has traded between this price and .02 in recent years. Stock has tanked because of a lawsuit they were engaged in. They settled last fall and now it looking like they are recovering from it.
Chart is also starting to look better every day.
I think the company is undervalued.
Warning Management Services provides models and talent to Los Angeles-area clients in the fashion and ad industries. Its Warning: Model Management subsidiary supplies models for fashion editorials, catalogues, personal appearances, newspapers, and advertisements. The company also provides models and actors for TV and movie work, as well as industrial videos. The company also represents photographers who shoot assignments for magazines and advertising. In mid-2006, it bought Louisiana-based model supply agency Uber Inc. Uber's business units include Uber Models, The Speed Magazine, Uber Girls, and Uber Vintage Clothing.
Do your own DD before buying!
Any comments or opinions on this one guys??
-------------------- *I'm not a financial expert or advisor, everything stated is my opinion*
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Well I agree but the O/S is not 388M is about 1.1B and the A/S is 2B so once they get their filings up to date and return to the otcbb i see this going to .002-.003 then if they aquire All Staffing Inc. which i hope they do this could easily even with 2B O/S reach .03+. I own 40 Million shares of this company so this is what im hoping for been here since may 31, 2004 and been averaging down ever since. This company is way undervalued and look at USXP.OB they only make about 1 Million in revenue and back in may 2005 this stock went to .04 with a 5B O/S so it would be very easily to say WNMI could go much higher then .03 maybe even .06+ but nobody really knows.
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I posted this stock weeks ago...no one shows any intrest in it...so therefore, I sit and wait with my four million shares, praying and wishing... DUNKLE......100 mil annual revenue.....let the bidding begin
They called me like 10 minutes ago and told me they had no choice but to terminate my employment. I have about $51,000 in my 401k i will be transfering to my IRA probably within next 2 weeks or so. I will be buying a boat load of WNMI shares so watch out guys:)))))
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Isn't that risky to use your retirement money to buy penny stocks. A more conservative investment like maybe a large/mid cap mutual fund.
Invest what you can afford to lose. Please use your head man.
Joe
quote:Originally posted by WarningModels1: Just Got Fired At My Job Today:(
They called me like 10 minutes ago and told me they had no choice but to terminate my employment. I have about $51,000 in my 401k i will be transfering to my IRA probably within next 2 weeks or so. I will be buying a boat load of WNMI shares so watch out guys:)))))
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I calles this stock weeks ago and would hope to think that with the addition of the 100 million revenue that the stock could go up to what at least .10 whats your thoughts....adunkle still making money with snyl
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i dont think they finalized the all staffing deal yet...once they do this should take off...i think the fallout from the lawsuit they were in last year is going away now that is all been settled for 6-7 months now
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I might put 25k on FrontLine (FRO) they pay around $6 a year in dividends. I should have 54k all together once my other contributions go through so about 29k will go toward WNMI once i transfer it over to my IRA.I hope this wont explode before then so i can pick up another 20 million to add to my 40 million i have now.
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Wright Investors' Service Research Report Warning Management Services Inc.
BASIC INFORMATION
Ticker: WNMI
2004 Sales: 5,158,728
Primary SIC: Help supply services (7363)
Sector: Industrials
Industry: Commercial Services & Supplies
Country: United States
Currency: U.S. Dollars
Fiscal Year ends: December
Employees: 12
Exchanges: OTC
Share Type: Common
Market Capitalization: 840,532
Total Shares Outstanding: 840,532,352
Closely Held Shares: 1,725,462
COMPANY RESEARCH REPORT
Data as of: 4/21/06
Company Description
Warning Management Services Inc. Formerly known as Warning Model Management, Inc.. The Group's principal activity is to provide models, talent and photographers for commercial and high-end fashion purposes. The Group provides both male and female models to a wide range of advertising media using print, still photography, video and television commercials. It also supplies models for fashion engagements, such as fashion shows and runway walks. The clients of the Group includes Macy's, Nordstorm's, Chole Productions, Sony Pictures and Soft Sheen Carson. On 08-Sep-2004, the Group acquired Employment Systems Inc.
Competitor Analysis Warning Management Services Inc. operates within the Help supply services sector. This analysis compares Warning Management Services Inc. with three other employment agencies in North America: Tradestar Services, Inc. (2004 sales of $3.48 million of which 100% was Staffing), Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. ($6.73 million of which 100% was Staffing Services), and CNE Group, Inc. ($2.68 million of which 70% was Product Sales).
Sales Analysis Sales increased substantially in 2004: During the year ended December of 2004, sales at Warning Management Services Inc. were $5.16 million. This is an increase of 195.4% versus 2003, when the company's sales were $1.75 million.
Recent Sales at Warning Management Services Inc. 2.5 2.6 1.5 2.3 1.7 5.2
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 (Figures in Millions of U.S. Dollars)
The company's sales increased faster in 2004 than at all three comparable companies. While Warning Management Services Inc. enjoyed a sales increase of 195.4%, the other companies saw smaller increases: Tradestar Services, Inc. sales were up 61.7%, Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. decreased 19.7%, and CNE Group, Inc. experienced growth of 24.5%.
The company currently employs 12. With sales of $5.16 million , this equates to sales of US$429,894 per employee. This is much higher than the three comparable companies, which had sales between US$37,835 and US$174,131 per employee. Note that some of the figures stated herein could be distorted based on exact classification of employees and subcontractors.
Sales Comparisons (Fiscal Year ending 2004) Company Sales (mlns) Sales Growth Sales/ Emp (US$) Largest Region Warning Management Services Inc. 5.159 195.4% 429,894 the United States (100.0%) Tradestar Services, Inc. 3.483 61.7% 174,131 the United States (100.0%) Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. 6.735 -19.7% 37,835 the United States (100.0%) CNE Group, Inc. 2.676 24.5% 140,841 the United States (100.0%)
Recent Stock Performance
In recent years, this stock has performed terribly. In 1998, the stock traded as high as $2.50, versus $0.00 on 4/21/06. (In 1998, the stock retreated significantly from its high, and by the end of the year was at $0.25).
During each of the previous 6 years, this stock has fallen in value (at the end of 1992, the stock was at $0.25).
For the 52 weeks ending 4/21/06, the stock of this company was down 37.5% to $0.00. During the past 13 weeks, the stock has increased 66.7%.
During the 12 months ending 12/31/04, the company has experienced losses totalling $0.01 per share. (All three comparable companies also experienced losses during the most recent reported 12 month period).
This company is currently trading at 0.16 times sales. This is at a lower ratio than all three comparable companies, which are trading between 0.82 and 2.26 times their annual sales. This company has negative book value (and thus a price to book value would not make any sense).
Summary of company valuations (as of 4/21/06). Company P/E Price/ Book Price/ Sales 52 Wk Pr Chg Warning Management Services Inc. N/A N/A 0.16 -37.50% Tradestar Services, Inc. N/A 50.96 2.26 N/A Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. N/A 2.48 0.82 24.00% CNE Group, Inc. N/A N/A 1.11 -4.00%
The market capitalization of this company is $840,532.00 . Management, directors, and other insiders own less than 2% of the outstanding stock. The capitalization of the floating stock (i.e., that which is not closely held) is $838,806.89 . These shares are not very liquid.
Dividend Analysis This company has paid no dividends during the last 12 months. The company also reported losses during the previous 12 months. The company has not paid any dividends during the previous 6 calendar years.
Profitability Analysis
On the $5.16 million in sales reported by the company in 2004, the cost of goods sold totalled $5.04 million, or 97.7% of sales (i.e., the gross profit was 2.3% of sales). This gross profit margin is slightly lower than the company achieved in 2003, when cost of goods sold totalled 97.1% of sales. The gross margin in 2004 was the lowest of the previous five years (in 2002, the gross margin had been as high as 39.6%).
Warning Management Services Inc.'s 2004 gross profit margin of 2.3% was lower than all three comparable companies (which had gross profits in 2004 between 11.9% and 41.9% of sales).
The company's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amorization (EBITDA) were -$1.91 million, or -37.1% of sales. This EBITDA margin is better than the company achieved in 2003, when the EBITDA margin was equal to -60.5% of sales.
In 2004, earnings before extraordinary items at Warning Management Services Inc. were -$4.66 million, or -90.3% of sales. This profit margin is an improvement over the level the company achieved in 2003, when the profit margin was -91.7% of sales. The company has reported losses before extraordinary items for each of the past 6 years.
Profitability Comparison Company Year Gross Profit Margin EBITDA Margin Earns bef. extra Warning Management Services Inc. 2004 2.3% -37.1% -90.3% Warning Management Services Inc. 2003 2.9% -60.5% -91.7%
Tradestar Services, Inc. 2004 11.9% -6.6% -8.3% Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. 2004 25.5% -25.3% -31.4% CNE Group, Inc. 2004 41.9% -60.7% -87.2%
Warning Management Services Inc. reports profits by product line. During 2004, the itemized operating profits at all divisions were $1.01 million, which is equal to 19.6% of total sales. Of all the product lines, Model Services had the highest operating profits in 2004, with operating profits equal to 34.4% of sales.
Staffing had the lowest operating profit margin in 2004, with the operating profit equal to only 6.5% of sales. (This product line is the largest product line at Warning Management Services Inc., accounting for approximately 53% of sales in 2004).
Financial Position At the end of 2004, Warning Management Services Inc. had negative working capital, as current liabilities were $8.87 million while total current assets were only $1.88 million. The fact that the company has negative working capital could indicate that the company will have problems in expanding. However, negative working capital in and of itself is not necessarily bad, and could indicate that the company is very efficient at turning over inventory, or that the company has large financial subsidiaries.
At the end of 2004, the company had negative common shareholder's equity of -$6.58 million. This means that at the present time, the common shareholders have essentially no equity in the company. This is further compounded by the fact that among the assets the company does have on its balance sheet, there are $349,895.00 in intangible assets. This company's total liabilities are higher than total equity, which means that the money this company owes are greater than all of the assets of the company.
As of December 2004, the company's long term debt was $6,830.00 and total liabilities (i.e., all monies owed) were $8.88 million.
As of December 2004, the accounts receivable for the company were $1.37 million, which is equivalent to 97 days of sales. This is an improvement over the end of 2003, when Warning Management Services Inc. had 142 days of sales in accounts receivable.
The 97 days of accounts receivable at Warning Management Services Inc. are higher than all three comparable companies: Tradestar Services, Inc. had 47 days, Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. had 81 days, while CNE Group, Inc. had 23 days outstanding at the end of the fiscal year 2004.
Financial Positions Company Year LT Debt/ Equity Days AR Warning Management Services Inc. 2004 -0.00 97 Tradestar Services, Inc. 2004 N/A 47 Medical Staffing Solutions, Inc. 2004 N/A 81 CNE Group, Inc. 2004 0.02 23
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I was going to call All Staffing Inc to confirm this deal and sure enough I was directed to their website.....go under yahoo finance wnmi and go back about four headlines for the site...allstaffinginc.com I think!.........adunkle still making money from my all star snyl
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Some new websites have been registered but they are using Domains by Proxy to hide ownership so I can't verify 100% if Warning is registering them.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WITH FRIENDS LIKE THIS... Paris' questionable pals include George Furia, who coproduced the apparently dead-in-the-water Hilton documentary "Guest List Only." Photo: DMI Email Archives Print Reprint Feeds Newsletters
April 30, 2006 -- Paris Hilton is running with a tough crowd - accused stock swindlers and Hollywood charlatans trying to make a quick and illegal buck off her name. At the center of Hilton's odd relationships are two unreleased B-movies starring the celebutante - "Pledge This" and "Guest List Only."
The producers of both films have been targeted by investor lawsuits and federal probes, The Post has learned.
Jack Utsick, a producer of "Pledge This" - a sorority comedy shot in 2004 and Hilton's first starring role - two weeks ago settled charges by the Securities and Exchange Commission that he bilked unsuspecting show business investors out of $300 million in an alleged Ponzi scheme, using their cash as his personal piggy bank.
Utsick was allowed to settle the charges without admitting any guilt.
Another producer of "Pledge This," Crush Entertainment, and its CFO Jim DiLorenzo, 41, of Sag Harbor, and its CEO, Cedric Kushner, 57, of Manhattan, were accused in a separate SEC probe of cooking the company's books.
The two claimed they spent $5.6 million on expenses while in fact it was just $846,433, according to the charges. Neither admitted any guilt in settling the charges.
None of the SEC charges implicated Hilton or the movie, in which she stars as a sorority president at fictional South Beach University.
In addition, crew members of "Pledge This" told The Post they're owed more than $100,00 in unpaid bills from the location shoot. "We tried to reach out to Paris Hilton about the bills, but we were told by (DiLorenzo) not to because of the SEC investigation," said one line producer.
Hilton reportedly invested $1 million in "Pledge This." The 25-year-old heiress didn't have any better luck with "Guest List Only" - also unreleased.
George Furla, 44, the executive producer of the movie, which follows Hilton's exploits around the L.A. club scene, took part in a pump-and-dump scheme involving a pair of penny-stock outfits with virtually worthless shares, claimed an investors' lawsuit in an Ohio federal court.
Furla had big stakes in both penny-stock firms - as co-founder and CEO of Family Room Entertainment and as a major stockholder of Warning Model Management.
Furla issued a phony press release saying Family Room Entertainment had signed Hilton to an exclusive modeling and endorsement contract. Ford Models, however, had earlier signed her, records show.
The CFO at both companies, Stanley Tepper, 61, is a convicted felon with at least two arrests for forgery and issuing false documents to regulators.
Meanwhile, Furla hired several notorious stock promoters who admit they were paid as much as $12,000 a month plus millions of shares to hype the shares based on the phony press release.
After the bogus release, the stock did in fact soar, and Furla sold 28 million shares over three days, pocketing $594,174 in profits.
Hilton's manager at Paris Hilton Entertainment, Jason Moore, didn't return phone calls. Hilton herself ignored a subpoena two years ago in the Furla fraud lawsuit, court documents said.
Furla, who calls himself a broker, although the NASD has no such record, didn't return calls, nor did DiLorenzo. paul.tharp*nypost.com
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No dont do that this is all in the past. Several people confirm that Paris Hilton was in fact with Warning Models and the PR that came out in 2004 was true. I am not sure if she is still with them or not but it doesnt really matter now the company has made some good moves since them so need to look forward to the future of this company
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DUNKLE......100 mil annual revenue.....let the bidding begin
