posted April 22, 2004 12:56            

Do you currently own any shares of CMKX?

posted April 22, 2004 13:59            

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UPSIDE: No wonder you have problems. I think you need to go back and read all about QBID. You are totally wrong. The CEO was called every name in the book. I know I was there. Almost from start to now.

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posted April 23, 2004 21:03            

A company cannot purchase mineral rights to property that does not contain the mineral. If you were to go to Kentucky and try to purchase gold mining rights they would laugh at you all the way out of the state.

There are laws that apply to purchasing mineral rights.. Here is the Bureau of Land Management web site address... http://www.blm.gov/nhp/300/wo320/minlaw.htm

Under the heading Mineral Patents were it is listing the requirements... Part a. says.. "a. For mining claims. Demonstrate a physical exposure of a valuable (commercial) mineral deposit (the
discovery) as defined by meeting the Department's Prudent Man Rule(1)and Marketability Test(2)...

In other words you first have to prove that the property has the mineral that you want to purchase the mineral rights for. So with that in mind, UC or someone has already proven that diamonds are there. It is just a matter of them finding the Mother Load...

posted April 23, 2004 21:03            

Maybe this will help youse understand the large volume trading going on.

In a dealer market, market makers post bid and ask prices and buy shares from or sell shares to the public investors at these prices. A dealer is on one side of every transaction, which results in trading volume being overstated. When an investor sells 100 shares of firm X to a dealer, the dealer reports a 100-share transaction; when another investor buys the 100 shares of firm X from thedealer reports another 100-share transaction. Only 100 shares of firm X changed hands between the two investors, but trading volume of 200 shares has been reported for the day.

Trading volume is further overstated due to inter-dealer trading. When a dealer acquires additional inventory from other dealers to fill a large order for an investor, each of these inter-dealer trades is reported as trading volume even though no shares were traded by an investor.

I hope this might explain the huge volume amounts for most of you. I never proclaimed to be an expert by any means and things are different when we are not talking OTC BB. If you look up a big time mover and shaker you won't see huge amount of volume trades like you do on the OTC BB. Things are executed differently on say NYSE where most transactions are between an actual buyer and seller.

posted April 23, 2004 21:09            

also....people do not think that i believe this is where all my money goes. just a little bit. i think QBID is over-rated. they have made gains, but what if they are quickly shut down. i like my biggest holding in IBZT. i believe they will do well for me.

posted April 24, 2004 12:50            

Here's some videos from CMKX......
CMKM Diamond private message board

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posted April 24, 2004 12:58            

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3/23/2004

Jeff Arend
The Funny Car field will grow once again as former Keystone Nationals winner Jeff Arend returns to the POWERade Drag Racing Series fulltime beginning April 1 at the fifth annual NHRA SummitRacing.com Nationals in Las Vegas. Arend, a Canadian who won his only national event in 1996 at Maple Grove Raceway, hopes to get in the mix for the 2004 POWERade championship.

Arend's Can-Am Motorsports group has signed a primary sponsorship deal with a Canadian-based diamond mining group. The team's new, eye-catching car will be called the CMKX-treme Machine Pontiac Firebird Funny Car.
Jeff Arend's CMKX-treme Machine Funny Car.
Click for bigger image.

"I'm beyond excited about getting back behind the wheel of a Funny Car," Arend said. "It's been a while but I have a great support system behind me with Can-Am Motorsports and the CMKX-treme Machine. We will be entering the points chase four races in but we are looking for success in those last 20."

The 1996 season was easily Arend's most memorable. His win at the NHRA's Pioneer Electronics Keystone Nationals in Paul Smith's Funny Car was the highlight as Arend beat heavyweights Dean Skuza, Al Hofmann, Del Worsham, and Tony Pedregon to earn the title. Arend left on every one of his opponents that day, which helped him take overall reaction time honors at the end of the season when his starts averaged out to a .077-second medium.

That same season, Arend became the first Canadian to eclipse the 300-mph barrier when he posted a top speed of 303.95 mph during the NHRA Finals in Pomona, Calif. He also beat John Force at London Motorsport Park in Ontario, Canada, during a match race.

posted April 24, 2004 16:00            

Why a race car? Because people into racing have lots of money to invest.

How many people are interested in cmkx? THEY GOT OVER 1 MILLION HITS LAST MONTH. THOUSANDS A DAY TO THEIR SITE, THAT IS MORE THEN ALL THE OTHER STOCKS YOUR WATCHING COMBINED.

posted April 24, 2004 17:08            

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Plus, they started drilling a new whole 100 feet away, they would not have done that unless the findings were already good.

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posted April 24, 2004 17:14            

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Awhile back "Ricpic" was going there to look around. Maybe he will show back up with some ideas.
VAN

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posted April 25, 2004 10:05            

I think that CMKX will be trying to obtain a goal of having 10,000,000,000 shares outstanding after completing their share retiring program. This would allow CMKX to reverse merge into UCAD by UCAD doing a 500 to 1 forward split. Since CMKX stated no reverse split, the only way a merger could take place would be by the merging company significantly increasing their outstanding share structure to absorb CMKX's share structure.

posted April 25, 2004 11:41            

Dow Jones IN THE MONEY:CMKM Diamonds' Stock Not A Girl's Best Friend

By Carol S. Remond
A Dow Jones Newswires Column

(This article was originally published Tuesday, 3/16/2004)

NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--We may not know a lot about CMKM Diamonds Inc. (CMKX) but here's one thing you can be certain about: The Company apparently has a mine full of shares outstanding.

Trading data shows that, over the last 21 days, CMKM's daily volume was nothing short of monstrous with billions of shares trading hands every day but three.

And on one day, Feb. 17, an incredible number of shares traded - 3.82 billion. True, the stock traded from a high of $0.0003 and a low of $0.0001.

How big is 3.82 billion? That's more shares traded in this one stock than ALL of the shares traded that day on the New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ and the American Stock Exchange - combined. Those exchanges that day saw a healthy volume of 3.65 billion shares traded. And that's composite trading, which includes share changing hands on regional exchanges like Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, etc.

There's also been so much trading in this tiny stock that it accounted for 44%, or 3.36 billion shares, of Knight Trading Group Inc.'s (NITE) average daily share volume in February.

All of which begs the question - who are these CMKM guys?

CMKM shares trade on the Pink Sheets, which means that the company doesn't file any financial information with regulators. So, investors looking for even the most basic information about the company, like the number of shares issued and outstanding, are out of luck.

CMKM has refused to tell Pink Sheets how many of its shares are currently outstanding. 1st Global Stock Transfer, the companys' s transfer agent, also refuses to discuss that information.

Melvin O'Neil, a spokesman for the company's president and large shareholder Urban Casavant, declined to provide any information about the company. "As soon as Mr. Casavant finishes retiring shares, he will put out a press release," O'Neil told Dow Jones Newswires.

O'Neil said he couldn't explain the string of huge daily volume experienced by CMKM. Pressed to provide information about the number of CMKM shares outstanding, O'Neil said "legally we don't have to provide that information."

And guess what? In the unregulated world of Pink Sheets, O'Neil is right.

CMKM, once Casavant Mining Kimberlite International Inc., stopped filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission last July.

A look at Casavant Mining's filings shows that there were 7.24 billion shares outstanding as of Jan. 15, 2003. A Feb. 3, 2003 filing with the SEC shows that Urban Casavant and his family controlled about 770 million shares, or about 10%. Unnamed majority shareholders meanwhile controlled about 7 billion shares, or about 85.6%. The filing doesn't explain why the number of shares owned by Casavant and the majority shareholders add up to more shares than the company says is outstanding.

Timing is a little vague. But it looks like around the same time, Cassavant Mining issued about 560 million in a private placement to raise about $2 million. Then, according to the filing, there were 500 million shares issued to purchase an ancient Chinese jade collection appraised at $50 million. Another filing shows that in May 2003, another 1.06 billion shares were issued to pay two consultants.

Adding all of these shares up, it looks like Casavant Mining had about 9.86 billion shares outstanding when it stopped filing financial information with the SEC.

Add into the mix a two-for-one forward split announced in August 2003 and you got about 19.78 billion shares outstanding at the end of September.

Then comes a number of press releases announcing the retirement of billions of shares. First six billion shares in September and then another 16.52 billion in December. It's unclear whether the six billion retired in September were part of the 16.52 billion retired in December. If so, more shares would have had to have been issued to allow 22.52 billion shares to be retired.

Since the beginning of the year, CMKM has put out six press releases about it’s supposedly burgoning mining business in the Saskatchewa province of Canada. None of these releases included any information about the company's stock other than the new ticker symbol under which it now trades.

Most recently, on Monday, CMKM announced that it began drilling on privately owned land in which it owns the mineral rights.

Company president Casavant clearly brimmed with exitement when he told shareholders in that realease that "We are pleased to have started our drill program two days ahead of schedule. We have secured funding for an aggressive six-month drill program and we are drilling on claims which CMKM Diamonds Inc. owns the mineral rights. Equipment has been mobilized and we are drilling at this moment. We are drilling on targets that have the highest probability of a kimberlite find. We would like to thank our thousands of shareholders for their patience."

posted April 25, 2004 20:37            

Re: drilling up-date as of 04/15/04. We have sent away the core samples on the Carolyn pipe and are awating the results. How long for the results to come back is unknowen at this point. I will be chatting with Mr. Newson and will ask him the time frame for the results. [ my guess is 3-6 weeks] give or take.

We. have stopped drilling for a few days to let the site dry up and then we will be back at it.

One thing I would like to ask you the shareholder. Does anyone know where I can get some " CHEAP"
spelling lessons ?

take care
Melvin

posted April 25, 2004 21:12            

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morning folks)

Just got off the phone with Mr.C. and thought I would
share his exitment with you folks.))

Trust me when I say there are "alot" of GOOD things that
are about to happen to CMKX. things that I can't talk
about at this time. i wish i could but i can't.

I have spoke many a time with Mr.C and I have NEVER
heard him in such a up-beat mood.

You have all heard the saying " were going to the moon"
Well we may not be going to the moon just yet but let me
tell you. the space ship is on the pad and fueled)

you all have a good weekend )

Melvin
cmkmdiamonds.proboards post number 1082736862
http://cmkmdiamonds.proboards27.com/
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Interview with Urban Casavant in another article in which the head line reads HOUSTON WE HAVE LIFT-OFF.

Houston We Have Lift-Off

COSTA MESA, Calif., Apr 21, 2004 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/-
- CanAm Motorsports and Urban Casavant's CMKXtreme Machine
made its jump into the 2004 NHRA Powerade Drag Racing
Series during this weekend's O'Reilly Spring Nationals at
Houston Raceway Park in Baytown, Texas. Jeff Arend came
into the event needing one run over 280 mph to complete
his license. On his second qualifying attempt Jeff ran a
stellar 4.878 at 299 mph under the stars to finish the
session qualified in the number 2 position. "I was pretty
excited after that run to say the least. What made it even
better was the fact that my sponsor Urban Casavant and his
family were right there standing on the starting line for
that run. To see the look of happiness on their faces and
the crew's, especially Paul and Mike Smith, really made
all the hard work seem worthwhile!" stated Jeff Arend.

The weather in Houston played havoc on the setup of the
Chevrolet Corvette and they were eventually bumped back to
the #3 qualifying spot. Unfortunately, Gary Scelzi
eliminated Jeff in the first round, when the CMKXtreme
machine overpowered the racetrack and smoked the tires.
CanAm Motorsports spokesmen Jeff Flasco stated, "The
weekend was a major success! Our sponsors were delighted
with the accomplishment since it was our first real race
weekend. You always want more but we have 18 races to go."

After Jeff Arend completed the first elimination round,
his interview with ESPN was pretty entertaining, "We are a
new team with only 2 full runs under our belt, and we
qualified number 3. Imagine what we'll be able to do with
a few hundred runs like the rest of the teams."

Casavant Mining company has had a successful sponsorship
thus far obtaining additional investors and also the
fourth largest hit website in the world last week. "We are
accomplishing exactly what we set out to do with this
venture now we will focus on winning," stated Urban
Casavant. CMKX is a diamond mining company based in Las
Vegas and has the mineral rights to over 1,000,000 acres
of land in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada.

CanAm Motorsports will be in Bristol, TN for the O'Reilly
NHRA Thunder Valley Nationals on April 30th with the hopes
of earning at least their first round win. President Tony
Reding stated, "We know that with Jeff Arend's driving
ability and Paul Smith's tuning prowess we expect to be a
spoiler for the teams that are in the hunt for this years
Powerade Championship. Just watch out for us next year."
Additional information on CanAm Motorsports and CMKX
Racing can be found at www.canammotorsports.net. Or email
Jeff Flasco at jflasco@canammotorsports.net

SOURCE CanAm Motorsports

Jeff Flasco, Vice President, Sales & Marketing of CanAm
Motorsports, +1-949-439-8603
http://www.canammotorsports.org http://www.investors.com/breakingnews.asp?journalid=20814326&brk=1
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IMO it looks like things have really come together if the company's CEO/President and IR can make such strong statements of where this little gem of a company is and where we're headed.

Pick CMKX .001

posted April 25, 2004 22:19            

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I could care less about a red flag. A matter of fact a blue or pick either. I will hold my 11M plus shares until whatever happens happens. I for the life of me will never understand why some of you just bash away and bash away. I guess you hope you will get a few to run to the exits. It want work here. It did not work on me in IBZT nor in QBID. So do what ever you. I like the bashing it makes for good humor. For all who bought at .0001 you can put in a market order thru Ameritrade and get .00008 for your shares. So for $1K you will get back 800. I myself will just set around and hold. I have all year and next and next. 007 Bond James Bond

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posted April 26, 2004 01:42            

Are we all suckers? Poll

posted April 26, 2004 09:49            

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CashCowMoo
Member posted April 23, 2004 21:03
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as far as diamonds being there....
A company cannot purchase mineral rights to property that does not contain the mineral. If you were to go to Kentucky and try to purchase gold mining rights they would laugh at you all the way out of the state.

There are laws that apply to purchasing mineral rights.. Here is the Bureau of Land Management web site address... http://www.blm.gov/nhp/300/wo320/minlaw.htm

Under the heading Mineral Patents were it is listing the requirements... Part a. says.. "a. For mining claims. Demonstrate a physical exposure of a valuable (commercial) mineral deposit (the
discovery) as defined by meeting the Department's Prudent Man Rule(1)and Marketability Test(2)...

In other words you first have to prove that the property has the mineral that you want to purchase the mineral rights for. So with that in mind, UC or someone has already proven that diamonds are there. It is just a matter of them finding the Mother Load...

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CashCow