There's not much info on this, but it appears that CCNG has teamed up with EnerLume Energy Management Corp. If true, this could be huge. ---------------------------------------------
Collectible Concepts Group Inc: Company Report1600 Lower State Road
Industry : Recreational Goods, OtherEmployees : 6Exchange : Other OTC Issues
EnerLume Energy Management Corp., formerly Collectible Concepts Group, Inc., is engaged in the production and distribution of collectible items principally related to various sports. It focuses its efforts on consumer interest in entertainment related collectibles. It has four target markets: entertainment, childrenGÇÖs, collegiate and professional sports. It obtains licenses within each of the target markets and produce products using the licensed images appropriate to that market. The Company produces satin wall scrolls with images of mascots and school logos from colleges with whom it has licenses. The CompanyGÇÖs products include wooden collectibles licenses by the National Football League (NFL) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and Major League Baseball (MLB) and covered by its joint venture agreement with GridWorks, Inc. and Salt and Pepper Shakers and Lenticular Cups, Notebooks and Coasters licensed by NFL and NASCAR through its distribution agreement with Brax3D.
Posted by BooDog on :
Check out the volume on 5 Nov. wowzer.
Estimated Market Cap 509,512.097 as of Nov 23, 2007 Outstanding Shares 5,095,120,967 as of Jul 13, 2007 Authorized Shares 10,000,000,000 as of Dec 18, 2006 Number of Share Holders of Record 950 as of Jun 13, 2007
Posted by BooDog on :
That is pretty wierd TopRob. You could be onto something. Possibly a major RS right into the RM.
-------------------- from pink sheets for CCNG Company Notes Formerly=U.S.A. Sports Group, Inc. until 5-99 Formerly=Bard Sports Corp. to 5-94
Have to keep an eye on it and see just what's up.
Posted by TopRob on :
The connection of CCNG and ENLU could be a printing error. Neither the CCNG or ENLU site talks about the other. I could only find the two together on two sites, MSN Money and Reuters.
I only saw it on the reuters, and the page didn't allow me to view it. I had to copy and then paste it to Word to be able to read it. I can't see any reason for ENLU to buy out CCNG given what CCNG looks like today. JMO.