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With a 52 week high of 900.00...looks like reverse splits have been in their past although had no time to DD.
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I havent had time to do much DD but I think this will be another tsunami stock...my guess is their getting some contracts that insider tip got heard some news about. either way, if you can make the tip a bit more credible insider I will get on for the ride. I dont like blindly investing. thanks
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Nice bs I mean tip. You added so much credibility to it as I have allways made huge cash on yours and Charles Schwabs advice.
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We all like tips on stocks that can have huge runs, but I am sure many of us here would like to here more on why this is going to be a good buy. You said "there subsidiary D & R Crane is the reason for my tip" . What is so special about it. We would like more detailes, do you know somthing that we don't, did you here some kind of rumor?
I love post like this, but need more info,, Someone posted a message like this on melon and got in at 0002, now look wha happened. So ........ Any extra info would be GREAT... Dont be shy,,, type away, type away, type away, info info info Thanks for the tips
BJ
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EL CAJON, CA, Dec. 02, 2004 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Axia Group ( AXAG ) announced today that their wholly owned subsidiary D & R Crane has signed additional contracts to upgrade and motorize two production jib cranes for Solar Turbines, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc. The contracts are in excess of $25,000.
Solar Turbines ( www.solarturbines.com) produces the world's most widely used family of highly efficient and reliable industrial gas turbines, which range from 1 to 14 MW (1590 to 19,500 hp). Solar Turbines relies on D & R Crane for service upgrades and repairs of their most crucial production cranes. The excellent track record of installation, repair and customer service has made Solar Turbines a long time repeat customer of D & R Crane.
JUSTPLAYIN-
I am not an industrial wizzard and I wont pretend that I know what any of this means....but I do know that the depths of repair after the tsunami is more then anyone can imagine. I simply took a guess at what Insider Tip might be hinting at.
D & R Crane has signed additional contracts to upgrade and motorize two production jib cranes for Solar Turbines, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc. The contracts are in excess of $25,000.
Caterpillar Inc. could be part of the puzzle if the ask goes .0002 again i'm in.
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Axia Group Introduces Latest Acquisition Thursday October 14, 9:30 am ET
EL CAJON, Calif., Oct. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Axia Group (OTC Bulletin Board: AXGR - News) today formally introduced its' latest acquisition, D & R Crane located in El Cajon, California. Established in 1991, D & R Crane is an overhead crane and hoist Service Company and most recently has moved into the manufacturing of material handling systems. Additionally the company provides 24-hour Emergency Service, Preventative Maintenance Programs, Consulting and Design Services, Upgrades and Modifications to Existing Systems, as well as Radio Controls, Inverter Drives, Replacement Parts, and New Components. Axia Group CEO and President Jody Regan commented, "D & R Crane's mission is to the provide the marketplace with quality overhead material handling solutions, reliable and professional Technical Support, and unparalleled Customer Service." Regan continued, "The overall market for material handling systems and service is approximately 300 million dollars in the United States alone. In reality, all businesses are in need of a product or service that will enable them to maintain productivity. D & R Crane has the products and services necessary for this to happen; whether it's a leading company in the aerospace industry or a small manufacturing plant."
Axia Group Vice President Dawnelle Patrick provided additional input, "Future Plans for D & R Crane include the expansion into the Los Angeles and Las Vegas areas. There is a high demand for customer service oriented companies and D & R Crane has maintained a high reputation with not only its' customers, but with companies whose products it installs as well as the Crane Division of Cal/OSHA." "Furthermore," she continued, "Axia has plans to purchase other small crane service companies across the United States, and by utilizing the principles incorporated by D & R Crane, duplicate its' success."
A number of statements contained in this press release are forward-looking statements which are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties including but not limited to, competitive market conditions, successful integration of acquisitions, and the ability to secure additional sources of financing. The actual results that Axia may achieve could differ materially from any forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.
"Future Plans for D & R Crane include the expansion into the Los Angeles and Las Vegas areas"
A lot of new construction always goin on in Vegas, new casinos and hotels.
Material handling at the L.A. docks ?
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LOL waveslider. Thanks for the quick response. Float? if you have it OTW I am still doing DD. About to break 100M vol
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quote:Originally posted by Boletus: LOL waveslider. Thanks for the quick response. Float? if you have it OTW I am still doing DD. About to break 100M vol
same as you seeing if it's worth the buyin. bought a mil shares for ****s an giggles at .0003
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1 for 1000 reverse in October, a/s increased from 200 million to 5 billion. Don't know the o/s but it looks like a lot of dilution recently.
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