quote:Originally posted by Ocqueoc: LOL, most have moved on at hsm LOL
WTH would you guys do without cshd? Besides playing poker? That is funny , moved on LOL LOL
I see you post just about every day on ch4 and often on here as well...hard to stay away isn't it? I'm not into the brainwashing cult like type of thing one gets on ch4 though. I'd much rather have fun and laugh about the situation than have someone give me the run around about my "investment" and feel all depressed and confused about it. But, hey...to each their own. You should try poker, it's free and fun!
GLTY!
Because you mentioned that I post often, I thought I;d explain a little about myself. Due to medical conditions that I have, it is very hard for me to leave my house, so I rarely do.Then my son died 2 and1/2 years ago and I could barely get out of bed due to the depression.If I did have to go somewhere it was exhausting to face people that knew me and would nicely ask how I;m doing and fib by saying okay, So I got where I didn't want to face even well meaning friends. Then I bought some stock , it took a lot of lurking before I got up the nerve to start posting.I realized I could talk with the out side world without people seeing the wounded look in my eyes.I have met a lot of nice people along the way, while we all wait.So, yes, I tend to post way too much, but I try and not hurt anyone a long the way.Sorry if all of my posting offends you.And thanks for your concern about depression, but I am starting to get a little better, thanks to the people on the boards that I chat with.It will not bring my son back or take away the pain caused from his death and my medical problems, but it has seemed to help me. My depression is not caused by this stock, but in a way this stock has helped with my depression.I would never have gotten so personal if you had not brought it up.
Thanks and GLTY
Ocqueoc, I'm very sorry for the loss of your son. I can't even imagine that kind of pain. However I can relate to being homebound, and to the comfort that can be found amongst "strangers" on a message board. Sometimes people turn out to offer great kindness just when it is needed. Then there are those who just seem to enjoy offering rude comments. Please don't feel the need to justify your posts to people like that.
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Tex and Notever, Thank you both for your kind words. I never meant to get so personal in an open forum, but today was a bad day for me and the words just starting flowing.
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quote:Originally posted by Ocqueoc: Tex and Notever, Thank you both for your kind words. I never meant to get so personal in an open forum, but today was a bad day for me and the words just starting flowing.
Your very welcome. I hope tomorrow is a better day for you. Good nite
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Stock Momma? All I can say is WOW!!! You should be VERY proud of what you just posted!!! You've come a very long way over the past year plus...and the thing is? YOU KNEW you had it in you all along!!! I am not sure I would have done as well...
(I miss "chatting")
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RPH's new, new board is done. Rumor is that he's trying to get the security strengthened for it, but who knows? RPH's old board is the current one.
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There's some talks on RPH's board about going private and what not. I think the folks are looking for movement on this and RPH is giving them options for movement.
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The board going private, or the stock going private? Damn it rufus buy my shares for $15 like you said you would.
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He did switch boards again, but I guess its not really private. They were talking about the company going private, but now it sounds like the decision is to stay the course. Some have the feeling that RPH feels the court case is moving forward in a good way for us. There was something mentioned about action on the hill, but I have no idea what that means. RPH is pushing for a grand jury for the case.
Like sand through the hourglass....
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quote:Originally posted by PCola77: LOL. Everyone here will be dead before this is resolved.
Yes, but our children will carry on the good fight and keep talking about RFP. Like the French Resistance in WWII the children of the CSHDers will battle the SEC until the SEC is dissolved by the United States of North America in the year 2023, led by the popular freedom fight Rufus Paul Harris the III. Posts: 2498 | Registered: Mar 2006
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Found this via Google....might have been posted previously but didn't have time to read all the posts on this thread...But this is from YouTube and it does make you wonder if this here Rufus Paul Harris fella was just kinda stretching the truth a bit...LOL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qD3jpg1TJEw
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Thanks Moughrain...you pointing that out sure makes me sceptical now .
I've seen that youtube before and its content sure doesn't add anything worthwhile to either side of this fight. The pictures are funny, but I can guarantee you they have nothing to do with RPH.
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Oh man Wattle Holdngs is trying to buy Circuit City! No wonder Rufus is laying low.
Circuit City sale inches closer by Michael Rudnick Updated 11:57 AM EST, Apr-7-2008
Facing activist pressure to put itself on the block, struggling electronics retailer Circuit City Stores Inc. has hired Goldman, Sachs & Co. for advice, two sources said Friday, April 4.
One source who requested anonymity said the company hired Goldman to evaluate a potential sale and "other solutions," but would not elaborate. The second person said Goldman had been hired within the past month, but did not know why. This source also said he believes a potential suitor is conducting due diligence on the retailer.
Activist Mark Wattles' Wattles Capital Management, which holds a 6.5% stake, nominated a slate of five directors to Circuit City's board in February. On April 2 he called on the retailer to oust chairman and chief executive Philip Schoonover and to hire an investment bank to evaluate potential buyer interest. The company released a letter to Wattles Friday agreeing to meet with him.
A Circuit City spokesman said late Friday that it had previously disclosed its hiring of Goldman to explore a sale of a Canadian subsidiary and to advise on the Wattles proxy fight but declined to comment on "any merger and acquisition speculation."
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Man, I haven't posted on this board in almost a year. Must be this new Kona roast coffee our coffee distributor brought in. I'm wired.
The last time I seriously thought about CSHD was when I was doing my taxes- I was wishing I sold my (free) shares at a loss to offset my capital gains. Ah well. Hope everybody is doing well.
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quote:Originally posted by bilgert: Oh man Wattle Holdngs is trying to buy Circuit City! No wonder Rufus is laying low.
Circuit City sale inches closer by Michael Rudnick Updated 11:57 AM EST, Apr-7-2008
Facing activist pressure to put itself on the block, struggling electronics retailer Circuit City Stores Inc. has hired Goldman, Sachs & Co. for advice, two sources said Friday, April 4.
One source who requested anonymity said the company hired Goldman to evaluate a potential sale and "other solutions," but would not elaborate. The second person said Goldman had been hired within the past month, but did not know why. This source also said he believes a potential suitor is conducting due diligence on the retailer.
Activist Mark Wattles' Wattles Capital Management, which holds a 6.5% stake, nominated a slate of five directors to Circuit City's board in February. On April 2 he called on the retailer to oust chairman and chief executive Philip Schoonover and to hire an investment bank to evaluate potential buyer interest. The company released a letter to Wattles Friday agreeing to meet with him.
A Circuit City spokesman said late Friday that it had previously disclosed its hiring of Goldman to explore a sale of a Canadian subsidiary and to advise on the Wattles proxy fight but declined to comment on "any merger and acquisition speculation."
funny, like Rufus will be running Circuit City. Oh well, can't do any worse than Bob Nardelli running Home Depot and then getting fired with a 100 million $ bonus.
God Bless America! Our legal system is run by idiots. Lawyers and courthouses are more guilty than the criminals inside them.
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For those of you that remember CEOTA (thecon I know you remember them) they seem to be "back". To refresh memories, CEOTA was "The Climate Exchange of the Americas Inc" and was supposed to be the non-profit org that was supposed to be setting Alexander up with the log deal on the Amazon. CEOTA turned out to be bogus and eventually the website was shut down and the guy in charge (Gordon Brown I believe) was never heard from again.
Annnnnyway, they are now CEOTA (The Coffee Exchange of the Americas" and have a website again http://www.ceota.com
And look who their CFO is!!
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Randy Moseley Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Moseley, 60, serves (since 2007) as a director, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Utilicraft Aerospace Industries, Inc. (OTCBB;UITA), which is developing an airplane for the cargo industry. He also serves (since 2001) as a director, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Urban Television Network Corp. (OTC BB: URBTE), a network of independent broadcast television stations and cable operators and since 2007 has also. Mr. Moseley was an Executive Vice President and the Chief Financial Officer for The Furia Organization, Inc. (OTC BB: FURA), a trucking company, during 2005 and 2006. From 1999 to 2001, Mr. Moseley served as an Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Tensor Information Systems, Inc., a private Fort Worth company in the business of developing custom software applications. Mr. Moseley, a Certified Public Accountant, earned a BBA degree from Southern Methodist University. He is a member of the Texas Society of CPAs and the AICPA.