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.00002 is just from dish's talk with ameritrade, they have no clue. they're just guessing from shares out etc...you didn't buy this stock cuz of the value. you bought for the play, all next week will be the play. Does the company have to buy up all them shares......will it cause a run... we'll find out.
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If you divide 6.50 closing price by 3 million that is how they arrive at the price is the way I understand it.
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Afleet Alex won......yay...........great horse ...now we have to find the fresh horse for the Belmont Stakes
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no one from ameritrade called me but maybe they have tried and i wasn't home. i haven't been around much today. steppin back out on a date with my wife.
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what a cool job glass you get to play with fire all day *drools*
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Copied this from IHUB...it seems there has been rouble before......notice PALM
Posted by: Jim Bishop In reply to: matrix who wrote msg# 313 Date:5/21/2005 6:49:42 PM Post #of 333
Auditor Resigns Over Nondisclosures By Bidville
Aug 13, 2004 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) -- (FinancialWire) Bidville Inc. (BVLE) has issued a Form 8-K announcing a change in certifying accountant from Scott W. Hatfield, C.P.A., to Berkovits, Lago & Company, following Hatfield's resignation due to concerns over the company's identification of relationships in previous deals and disclosures.
Hatfield is a member of the FinancialWire editorial board of advisors.
The 8-K filing stated that on August 3, 2004, Bidville received correspondence from Hatfield, stating that the auditor was resigning "due to certain issues relating to the Registrant's Form 10-QSB for the quarterly period ended March 31, 2004 filed with the Commission on May 25, 2004 that remain unresolved.
"Hatfield advised that certain unresolved issues remained that raised a degree of uncertainty regarding the appropriate treatment of a prior transaction relating to the sale of shares of the Registrant sold by a shareholder of the Registrant controlled by the Registrant's Chairman to a third party for services to be provided by such third party for the benefit of the Registrant and the appropriate accounting treatment to record this transaction on the Registrant's financial statements," said the 8-K filing.
"Hatfield's correspondence states that the transaction was not disclosed during its field work on the review of the Registrant's financial statements and the absence thereof on the Registrant's books cause the Registrant's financial statements to not be `materially correct' and not `presented in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles'. It states further that the issues raised remain unresolved as of the date of the correspondence despite inquiries and attempts at communication with management of the Registrant and its legal counsel.
"As a consequence, Hatfield withdrew its previously issued review report for the Registrant's interim financial statements for the quarter ended March 31, 2004 included in the Form 10-QSB. In addition, Hatfield has reserved the right to withdraw its opinion on the Registrant's financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2003 depending on the ultimate resolution of the disclosure issues raised in its correspondence.
"In response to Hatfield's correspondence, management of the Registrant has undertaken an immediate and full review of the issues raised in such correspondence and is doing so in conjunction with its new accountants appointed on August 5," the company stated.
The controversy apparently arose over the company's acquisition of NoBidding, Inc., and the auditor's discomfort over the identification and disclosures of relationships between Bidville, NoBidding, Parker, National Securities, Royal Palm Capital and/or St. James Venture Group.
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quote:Originally posted by keithsan: .00002 is just from dish's talk with ameritrade, they have no clue. they're just guessing from shares out etc...you didn't buy this stock cuz of the value. you bought for the play, all next week will be the play. Does the company have to buy up all them shares......will it cause a run... we'll find out.
agreed re the play.
posit: *someone* needs to buy > eod run Fri with this new blob of os, is there a comfort zone for whoever that it is? ie, can they get back, say, 50% and that's good enough?
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tex no one know the answers to your questions.
Dish, yes at least one of the top guys seems to have deep pockets, TA has money and insurance... should be interesting all week.
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I hold an opinion sending email to the executives might be beneficial, perhaps prompt them to hold to SEC rules, and not defraud us somehow.
Consider sending your own email, you are welcome to copy mine verbatim, if you like.
To: info@royalpalmcgi.com
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ATT: Gerald C. Parker ATT: Robert W. Pearce
Good day,
I am writing, as many others are, to remind you of your current short position for GLUV now known as Media Magic Inc.
My presumption is you have been alerted a number of times when you effected the recent reverse spilt of GVRP stock, you reduced company common shares to six, approximately. Subsequently, any shares you sold beyond those six shares, are short and have to be covered within three business days of sell date, I believe at high noon, third day.
Some are indicating eleven shares, my calculation shows six shares based on your last known common share holdings. Either way, you have very few.
Many have alerted the DTCC, NASDAQ and the SEC of these actions you have taken. All of this is very much public knowledge. Almost all major brokers have been alerted many times and are currently responding to customers to acknowledge.
I am alerting you when my own settlement date for the short shares I bought has passed, I will advise my broker to place a demand to settle.
Again, per SEC rules, when you effected this recent reverse split, you reduced your company common shares to an approximated six shares. Again, any shares you sold beyond those approximated shares, are short and you must settle within three business days or risk being in violation of SEC rules.
Should you not settle my personal buy, my response will be to file a complaint with the SEC.
It is not my intent to be rude nor threatening. My intent is purely business, not personal. I expect you to cover for those short shares, according to SEC regulations.
De facto, we are the new company owners. Whomever owns over fifty percent, is the big boss. Those holding ten percent or better, are major interest holders wielding Colt six shooters in each hand!
I don't want to be threatening, nor too outlandish. As it is, my email is borderline unprofessional, especially my inclusion of "high noon" which is added just for you, Cowboy.
quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: That is beautiful! Clearly you invested a lot of work into your art piece. Do you add chemicals to create the color?
Purl Gurl, Queen Of Styrofoam Cups
i cheat, i have a regular pallette of about 80 glass colors that i buy from different suppliers... i buy my clear "batch" from Orrefors Crystal of Sweden, and my glass color bars i buy from different suppliers.... each color has it's own characteristics and behaviousr when hot, so i have to try out new products all the time to find what i like... the clear "batch" is not glass at all, till i melt it....
glassblowing is alot like trading stock, it's complicated, there is always something new to learn, and you can get burned real BAD if you are careless.....and you do get burned sometimes no matter how careful you are
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I understand! You are combining colored glass with clear glass to create those effects. Purty!
Being sincere, you are quite talented!
For trivia, between moments of insanity, my main squeeze makes use of wire coat hangers for welding rod. He sends me to swap meets to buy a hundred for a quarter. Nice nickel / iron mixture which is strong yet flexible.
On that line, have you ever melted down bottles which are colored? Like coke, beer and wine bottles?
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Johnny Appleseed > discussion later: If this thing opens in the cellar below the basement underneath Purl's dungeon, because we now have mini-gobs of the blob, could we mimic MMs? ie, submit a few a buys and walk it up. be gentle...or don't
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good advice, just trying to get calibrated. as it sets, we're (**i am**) flying w/o instruments into the perfect storm...which is cool...jus like to know my options...that really is nice work, btw
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Glassman, I thought u were just kidding abt the glass making but thats some awesome stuff there. just got done reading the threads from yeaterda to today I was on the phone with ameritrade this morning. they said what dish said about the shares, 0.000002167. they are dividing 6.50 (last trade) by 3 mil. And they didn't have any more information, they said call back monday when the brokers were there, but awesome work on the glass, Glassman.
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Nonetheless, this is probably the most anticipated market open in history.
I am advising my friends to wait until market open and watch what prices do. Most critical factor will be volume. All of us need extremely high volume to get a shot at selling.
My further advice to friends is to calculate minimum price per volume needed to bring back in what the stock cost them. First goal should be to get your spent money back. After, it is just pure profit.
Examples based on your spending $100 for GVRP,
1,000,000 shares at .0001 = $100 100,000 shares at .001 = $100 10,000 shares at .01 = $100
Work on getting your money back and go from there.
At those rates, you won't get your commission fees back, but that is ok. Think of that as buying a ticket to a great show! After getting your purchase price back, work on commissions, then work on your first billion dollars.
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i was dead serious when i said this trades money was ear-marked for a computer operated electric furnace... it melts 175 lbs at a time....that's just over 1 cubic foot of glass......
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great show--yaaa haaaw---wouldn miss it. jus wanna have good ideas/strategies as we ride this tacked-together-kiddie-coaster. Given it's unique, maybe reverse thinking in order...i sure dunno--confident the hive-mind will be ready mon am...
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