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Ledbed new pick GXXL- just released-------------------- As you know, all subpenny stocks are extremely risky. They are only for people who like to gamble. The subpenny stock I told you about the other day has done very poorly so far.
However, the subpenny stock I will tell you about right now is one I feel extremely confident about. I believe this one has the biggest potential out of any subpenny stock I have ever discovered. If this stock isn't successful, I will never mention any subpenny stocks ever again.
The symbol is GXXL. It closed today at $0.0001. There are about 8 billion shares outstanding giving it a market cap of around $800,000.
GXXL just entered into the homeland security business. GXXL has designed a new defense system to prevent the infiltration of terrorists under security fences. Depending on the size of the areas to be covered, the system prices could be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
GXXL also just announced the release of a jointly developed product with its Russian partners, Automatic Service. The new product combines key functions in most production processes, giving the Company an important competitive advantage in the Automated Services Industry.
I think we will start seeing GXXL trade billions of shares during the upcoming days as the word spreads about the company. This could really catch fire very fast.
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My firm Lebed & Lara, LLC, has been compensated by a third-party (CLX & Associates, Inc.) $22,500 cash for a one-month GXXL investor relations contract.
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Classic pump and dump, all you have to do is read last line to know what this is. Another scam agency I see but at least they were smart enough only to take cash and not shares in this dilution bucket.
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I would have to strongly disagree. If you knew more about this company you probably would to. Do a little research and you would change your mind. I'm buying another million tomorrow because this stock is going to jump. You people have to be patient or this money making thing is never going to work. Do some research and you will understand. And no I'm not getting paid for this.
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PUT THS NEXT TO "CMKX"........LOL...........just my opinion .......they won't even buy it back from ya right now .........i was in this awhile ago and it was suppose to go up .......yeah right.......im not bashin' just be careful........enough said ...........GL ALL
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I think we need to start listing members that seem to be pumping scams. There seems to be a pattern in some on this board that bring up these pump and dumps like this one, nnnc, ththf, usci, to name a few and its the same people pushing these p&d's I have had a hard time believing that many are paid bashers but people who either like to cause trouble or have real concerns about a company and called bashers for expressing the concern.
But I am really startng to believe we have paid pumpers coming in here.
Ric
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Sometimes it doesn't matter about the company. Example if you would just look at the company THTHF then you would be real impressed. It sounds like the all american company that everyone would love to own. But they don't take care of the shareholder. To suppliment there imcome they dilute shares. They gag the TA in most cases and dilute while telling shareholder how great the company is. The company can be the greatest in the world and if they don't take care of there shareholders the stock is worthless.
Dilution and r/s are becoming too common in the sub-penny market. Of course they have to do some to get started but when it becomes part of there income then the shareholders suffer. But the easiest way to find these scams is check the faxes or look at the p&d websites that get paid to recommend a stock. If it was so good why do you need to pay someone to say it is?
People need to start looking at the difference between company and shareholders and what is best for both. When the head of the company is als the Director of the Board it usually means the shareholder gets the shaft. Not always but has become all too common.
Also there has become a problem of people pumping these p&D's on the boards. Also those that try and convince others a 30 billion o/s is common in the pinks and this stock can take off even though there stock has been stuck at .0001 forever. They are scamming you in hopes they can run it up a little to get out. I really have a hard time believing a real investor thinks that a huge o/s is good for a company.
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By the way, I never make a comment about a company without doing my dd first. Thats what I am very good at is research and charts. Now if I could get KTrains knack for picking runners then I would have it all but we can't be great at everything.
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Member Rated: posted 29 March, 2005 00:09 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonathan Lebed was the kid's name. He made about $900,000 at age 15 if I recall correctly. He then gave back at least half of it to the SEC when he settled his case. Now he is running a stock picking website. He was featured in an interesting Micheal Lewis book if you care to know such a thing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posts: 65 | From: Austin, TX | Registered: Apr 2004 | IP: Logged |
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quote:Originally posted by Ric: Classic pump and dump, all you have to do is read last line to know what this is. Another scam agency I see but at least they were smart enough only to take cash and not shares in this dilution bucket.
I would say 90% of Lebed's stocks are scams. He is the quintessential pump and dumper. Due your diligence everyone.
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