How many shares of prrm did you own and what was the amount of NHGP that was given to you. Just curious..

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Originally posted by BJ:

How many shares of prrm did you own and what was the amount of NHGP that was given to you. Just curious..

BJ

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If you bought on 9-30, I don't think you get it. I think, my opinion, the trade has to clear ( about 3 days ) in order to "be of record".

If you bought on the 27th, then you would be OK.

What just happened? do you see somthing I don't? looks the same to me .0001-.0002

BJ

[This message has been edited by BJ (edited December 30, 2004).]

-JJ

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Originally posted by stnkng1:
what is going on with the volume it just took off fling in the last 15 min. the volume is now up to 816,000,000
is this getting ready to move

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Watcha think...

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Originally posted by level2iscool2004:
30 reasons I like PRRM as an investment!

1. Its Cheep!
2. Theres actual employees working!
3. The CEO Ban Burgess actualy answers the phone!
4. The O/S, A/S, Float numbers are liisted at www.pinksheets.com
5. 3 aquisitions in 12 weeks as a public company!
6. A revenue generaterating contract to manage another TV station!
7. A strong shareholder base holding much of the float LONG!
8. All of the revenues are from subcidiaries that have been in buisness!
9. Its not a concept company, full of start-ups!
10. There doing buisness with the biggest networks there are!
11. Managment is actively seeking M&A targets with positive cash flow!
12. The market certainly see this company, its not just a hidden shell!
13. A $300. million project in Stowe, VT will grow custormer base!
14. The managment is smart and works well together!
15. All of the subcidiaries are located in high traffic and volume areas!
16. No fancy furniture and wasted revenue in there personal offices!
17. No $100.000 sports cars! They drive common SUVs and reg. cars!
18. They have the respect of there community! (I saw this 1st hand)!
19. They have an open door policy with shareholders! (Just ask)!
20. Managment has a strong desire to grow the company!
21. No pump PRs! Everyone has had strong merits!
22. Company issues shareholder updates, answering questions from us!
23. Managment is setting goals for the future, % annual grow exc...!
24. Managment has stated publicly, That they have no plans for a RS!
25. Pink Sheets company with Long Term Growth investment prospects!
26. It has positive cash flow!
27. 25 out of the 41 billion O/S are restricted!
28. The general shareholder base is informed and comfortable with inv.!
29. M&A targets are being puchased with .0005 shares! Greater than PPS!
30. Managment has stated that they should release #s by end of Q1 05!

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BJ

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Originally posted by tyleemary:
You had to be on record as of 9-30

I think I got this right. But the 9-30 is the record date.

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Thanks.

And I'll comment as specifically as possible. Every MM specializes in some way(s). For some it might be ESIP/ESOP activity (stock options) for others perhaps convertibles (financing) and for others it might be a micro cap focus. And all of same (and there's much more) can certainly be legit business but can also lend themselves to self-servingly abusive behaviors. Not every S-8 is registered with the best of intentions and certainly convertible-based financings can be a death knell and a micro cap focus pretty much speaks for itself. And HDSN (formerly WIEN) just happens to be a micro cap specialist (though they're expanding since the take over). The MM world is a dog eat dog one. Competition is fierce. And survival requires bending over backwards in certain areas in order to please. MMs could care less about any of US. The retail investment community. Their focus is their bottom line. Maximizing profits at pretty much any cost(s). The very need for Reg SHO and its ilk speaks volumes about just how much the MMs care about any other than themselves. And incredibly enough that lack of care even extends to biting the hands that feed them. The very companies they are registered to make a market in. At least 7,000 of which have been driven out of existence to date by abusive shorting activities. We basically live in a world full of crooks.

Okay. So we know that MMs often specialize and can be extremely self-serving. As for trading activity your guess is as good as mine. I wrote a post a while back in response to a question posed here that outlined a plethora of trading activities that are part and parcel of session to session activity so I won't repeat myself here. The source of every share being sold none of us knows. Nor the why. And it's not important. What IS important is to focus on the big picture. To take EVERYTHING into account before drawing a self-defeating and very probably erroneous conclusion(s). And MY issue with yourself and certain others here relates to that big picture. You know yourself that you've been all over the map on this one. I'm very familiar with your posts and your prior aliases (no offense intended... I know there were reasons) and you're gung ho one minute and breathing fire the next. And to tell you the truth I admire and respect the fact that you're a careful investor. Taking little at face value. Kudos for sure. But questioning the company at every turn. Questioning every trading blip and so on is going overboard. Particularly in the absence of justification. Remember NITE? Did the speculation do us any good? Was it accurate?

This is pennyland. And it's a jungle for sure. The MMs and their ilk are on the prowl. And just like yourself I too am as careful as I can be. I'm no fonder of losing investment principal than are yourself or any other here. Be it on paper or otherwise. Remember when we were told a while back that the O/S and the float were equal at approx 20 billion? Who questioned this? I did. I wondered where the restricted stock was. No one else questioned it. Remember when we were told sometime thereafter that the O/S sat at 55 billion? Who questioned this? I did. I wondered how we got to 55 billion so soon. No one else questioned it. I'm pretty good when it comes to attention to detail. And the moment I suspect that my PRRM investment is in jeopardy for a wholly unacceptable reason(s) you can bet your you-know-what that I'll be posting about it. Real quick! Remember cass recently sharing the details of a phone conversation with Dan with the rest of us? Remember the 'factual' caution? Misinformation helps no one and serves only to disrupt.

I once owned a great looking OTC prospect that I watched as carefully as I do PRRM. And everything was fine until one fine day VFIN showed up on the ask and stayed there. And the trading pattern changed but not in a way that for example PRRM's pattern has changed over time including year end effects but in a very suspicious way. I knew that VFIN was/is a toxic financing specialist so I suspected a CD and turned out I was right. And I bailed. AND I posted a warning for the benefit of all other shareholders.

With respect to PRRM I've noticed nothing to date that has me suspicious. And I'm not questioning the company at every turn. I'm instead taking into consideration ALL circumstances before I hit the submit button. As I wish did all others here. Pennyland offers certain realities and PRRM offers certain realities. PRRM isn't available at .0001/.0002 in the absence of reason. Management to date have proved themselves worthy of our collective faith. They've so far done absolutely nothing deserving of condemnation. The no reverse statement. Talk of the OTCBB. And despite the current non-reporting status of the company management is intent on releasing numbers. And of course there's been much progress to date. And all else. Things so far are lookin' just fine.

But how 'bout with respect to the stock itself? Fundamentally we know where we stand. Stage one and such. But the stock itself? What's the deal there? Well that's the reason I keep mentioning in my posts the story/stock approach. It's all well and good that management are hard at work bringing value to shareholders. Are intent upon creating a fully operating self-sustaining company. But that doesn't mean that we as shareholders should lose near-term focus. This is pennyland where green is the objective. Any way it comes. We're all here to profit. And the sooner the better. PRRM is a prime (no pun intended) candidate for a run. Runs require liquidity. Runs require attention. Runs require MM participation. All of which are in place for PRRM. There's plenty of free trading stock. PRRM is on the radar screens of the masses. There's been significant accumulation of late. The MMs are overall long. PRRM we know is grossly undervalued. There's a huge shareholder base. We've recently escaped the cellar. We've seen the prologue (Dec. 6/7). Year end is behind us. And so on. PRRM is primed for a run.

We're here to make money. MLON made a great many huge sums of money and no one's complainin' except the uninitiated. PRRM isn't just about the business plan. We're only hurting ourselves by posting about the unsubstantiated. By questioning every trade. By speculating to the nth degree. By posting about going nowhere until we get the numbers. Etc. We've enough idiotic bashers working against us without bashing ourselves. Abusive trading activities are pretty easy to spot if one knows what to look for.

A PRRM run? Who amongst us is gonna complain? Who here wants no such thing? The latest mention of rumors? A good thing or a bad thing? And what's the first thing YOU do? You question them. Is PRRM the next group P&D target? Well let's hope so right? Let's make some money. Let's get to a higher trading base. Let's pull an MLON. Let's get some green. Is a run for whatever reason(s) going to upset the business plan in any way(s)? Be a bad thing? On the contrary it'll be a blessing for myriad very obvious reasons.

It's in our collective best interest to think before we act. No one forced any of us to invest and we're in at the bottom. How much money would MLON have recently yielded for a large holder from .0001? MLON was obvious for sure but there was money to be made. And THAT'S the bottom line.

This is pennyland and THAT'S what we need to focus on. Pennyland and the fact that it's a trader's world. Are the rumors true? ARE we about to be blessed with a bombshell PR? IS a PRRM run being discussed far and wide? Well let's hope so but in reality it doesn't matter. Because what's of greatest import is the attention. The masses lining up to jump in. Ready to make a buck or two. It's what runs are all about. It doesn't matter one iota what the spark is. What matters is that there IS a spark and that it comes at just the right time. And for PRRM the timing couldn't be better. The spring is winding tighter. Rumors? Reality? P&D? Momo? It matters not. Green is what it's all about.

We have great management and they're working hard on behalf of themselves and all of us. And the stock is trading in no suspicious way(s) whatsoever. It's trading in accordance with pennyland realities. But what we want is for the stock to be trading in accordance with COMPANY realities and then some and it'll happen ONLY if we avoid questioning the company at every turn in the absence of justification. In the absence of having considered ALL circumstances before hitting the submit button. In the absence of unjustifiably labeling the company a POS.

Know what I mean?

Time to make some money.

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Originally posted by Ktrain420:
it'sa gonna move this week........im trying to pick up more at .0001 and maybe .0002 if it starts movin'

"IT'S NOT LUCK IT'S DAYTRADIN'"

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Today a White Marubozu was formed. This shows that the buyers controlled the price action from the first trade to the last trade.

The last two candlesticks formed a Bullish Piercing Line Pattern . This is a bullish reversal pattern that marks a potential change in trend. Though it is highly reliable confirmation is still recommended.

This is a call for another buying opportunity. First, be aware of what happened at after hours trading and futures. Then, follow the next session very carefully and be on your toes. This candlestick pattern is a bullish one, but we have to see whether it will be confirmed or not.

Do you see a gap-up at the market open? Do you see a white candlestick forming with a higher close at the session's end? Shortly, is it a nice bullish day? If so, increase your holdings or open new long positions.

Well, things do not go as expected sometimes. You may rather see a gap-down at the open or a black candlestick forming with a lower close in the next session. If this is the case, humbly accept the market verdict, cancel the buy orders and cover any long positions that you might have opened.