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still here, slow day, low volume not unusual picks up as the day goes on. need a more active pr campaign from the company to get it moving. i can wait!
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quote:Originally posted by madmoney: still here, slow day, low volume not unusual picks up as the day goes on. need a more active pr campaign from the company to get it moving. i can wait!
I agree madmoney....The PR's are not getting to as many people as they should...only three sells today and 9 buys, it should pick up later today
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This thing will go nuts once we get more PR's which from what I read will be soon. Interest is fading but the smart investors are accumulating and not many profit takers are left. It make take a couple weeks but we should be over .05 easy.
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ANYONE HAVE THE L2'S ON THIS ? AND WHERE ARE U GETTING THEM FROM CAUSE ETRADE DOSSENT HAVE THEM ON THERE PAGE
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ANYONE HAVE THE L2'S ON THIS ? AND WHERE ARE U GETTING THEM FROM CAUSE ETRADE DOSSENT HAVE THEM ON THERE PAGE
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quote:Originally posted by firefighterswct: ANYONE HAVE THE L2'S ON THIS ? AND WHERE ARE U GETTING THEM FROM CAUSE ETRADE DOSSENT HAVE THEM ON THERE PAGE
BID 4 at 0.024 2 at 0.023
ASK 1 at 0.028 2 at 0.029 1 at 0.030
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yep and the support level is massive in the 0.020-0.024 range....I'm thinking of buying a few more if I can get them at 2.5 or 2.6
volume is the only thing keeping this one down today....right now today it's on pace to do only about 20% of the 10d volume avg.
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There's a couple of additional reasons that I can think of to explain why the price isn't as high as you think it should be:
1) Liquidity -- There's been many days where this stock hasn't traded at all and if you go back to before the news about Nord Oil you'll see the average volume is less than 1/2 million shares easily. Many investors and traders won't buy stock they don't think will be easy to get out of at a reasonable price. Others must be given a discount in order to induce them to buy such a low liquid stock.
2) Risk -- While a definitive agreement has been reached with Nord, the deal isn't done until the shares have been issued to the Nord owners. I'm sure you can think of many things that can occur between now and then that would be extrememly bad for us BTSI investors. This risk calls for a discount in the price, and also a larger spread in the bid/ask.
Just my two cents.
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The upcoming holiday weekend is helping to slow down the market activity. We'll probably have even less volume tomorrow.
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also there is a big Fed meeting this week...alot of investors are waiting for press release on the outcome of this meeting....
Big week, big worries
The Fed's expected interest rate hike leads the list of key events for investors next week. June 25, 2005: 8:37 AM EDT By Alexandra Twin, CNN/Money Staff Writer
NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Hold on tight, it's going to be a bumpy ride.
Investors still reeling from last week's bruising return Monday to the busiest week on Wall Street this month. No, you can't just slip out back and return after the Fourth of July. And really, why would you want to?
Many of the hot issues that have been bothering investors will be addressed starting Monday. Not resolved, mind you, but at least addressed.
The new week brings reports on inflation, personal income and spending, consumer confidence, manufacturing, and the biggest news of the week -- the Federal Reserve's meeting on interest rates.
Then of course there's oil, which hit record highs three times last week, leaving prices up about 38 percent so far this year.
The Fed meeting is the big event of the week, said William Hummer, principal at Wayne Hummer.
"I think it will be a relief for the stock market to get past it, and then in July we may see more of an upturn," he said. "But right now, $60-a-barrel oil is making people nervous."
Oil hit $60 a barrel Thursday and tested that level again Friday, before closing the week at $59.84, the highest settlement price for a front-month futures contract in the 22 years of futures trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
The rally revived worries, and sparked debate, about how high oil might go.
"The stock market is looking at a pretty benign economy, low interest rates and a 10-year note yield that is below 4 percent, all positives," said Stephen Leeb, president at Leeb Capital Management. "But then there's the big negative -- oil."
"The question is whether it will go high enough to hurt the economy, hurt corporate profits, cut into discretionary spending," he said. "My sense is that we probably would need to see oil above at least $65 a barrel on a sustained basis before people really get concerned."
But in the short term, oil is making investors nervous enough -- witness the two-day sell-off that bruised stocks Thursday and Friday.
Fed meeting looms Fed policy-makers, due to meet Wednesday and Thursday, are widely expected to boost the fed funds rate, an overnight bank lending rate, another quarter point to 3.25 percent, which would be the ninth straight increase since last June.
Many Fed watchers expect another quarter-point hike in August.
But a debate has been raging on Wall Street as to whether the central bank is likely to pause its rate-hiking campaign after August -- and investors will be scouring Thursday's Fed statement for clues.
Analysts said stocks are betting on a pause after August, with investors pointing to signs of slower economic growth as evidence. That belief has protected the stock market over the last few weeks from steeper losses, even as oil prices surged.
Influential bond fund manager Bill Gross went so far last week as to say that not only is the Fed near the end of its rate-hike campaign, but that the central bank may start cutting rates later this year.
Gross is in a decided minority. Many economists say even if the Fed pauses after August, it could start raising short-term rates again afterward.
"Everyone expects the Fed to raise (a quarter point) and everyone wants to see if there is a change in the outlook that gives hints about future meetings," said Michael Sheldon, chief market strategist at Spencer Clarke.
All eyes will be on whether the Fed keeps its pledge to raise rates at a "measured" pace and what it says about the economy, and oil prices.
The statement will probably say the economy is growing at a moderate rate and that inflation remains well contained, little different from May's statement, said Hummer.
Greenspan and company are also unlikely to say anything that may upset the market, Hummer added, noting that the statement will likely try to soothe participants, even as it makes clear that rates will rise again at the August meeting.
One factor that could support stocs next week: Thursday is the last day of the quarter.
The last week of a quarter tends to be an up one for markets, according to Stock Trader's Almanac, as portfolio managers buy some of the quarter's big winners so their portfolios look better.
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Seems to be getting slower still holding here
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Slow day...should be a slow day tomorrow also...next week will be better!
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been looking at some( bigger ) oil companies, one, nfx has about 60 mil bbl in proven reserves currently trading at 40$, we have about 15 mil proven and PROBABLE reserves, about 20% of nfx ( granted they are a going concern and we are just starting out ) think of it 20% of 40$ = 8$ what did btsi value thier holdings at? 2.50. may be way under valued. this does not realy mean anything just food for thought. i am in and staying/accumulating for the reward witch common sense says must come! GL everyone!!
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Bio Tracking Sec Inc (OTHER OTC: BTSI) 0.02 0.00 ( -4.00%) Data as of 6:41 PM ET 6/30/05
Bio-Tracking Hires Andrei Bobovsky as Vice-President of Operations - PrimeZone
MONTREAL, May 5, 2005 (PRIMEZONE via COMTEX) -- Bio-Tracking Security Inc. (Pink Sheets:BTSI) announced today that the company has hired Andrei Bobovsky as Vice-President of Operations to assist management and the company's team of consultant with the acquisition and post acquisition of Nord Oil properties.
"After reviewing the current potential properties with management and knowing who Nord Oil really is, I could not refuse such an opportunity to join Bio-Tracking, a true success in the making," said Mr. Bobovsky, Vice-President of Bio-Tracking.
Mr. Bobovsky is a graduate of the State University in Russia and brings with him a wealth of experience in the management of Russian personnel and assets and in negotiating with Russian regulatory and governmental authorities. Mr. Bobovsky is fluent in English, Russian, and Chinese (Mandarin) and his participation on the Company's management team is expected to facilitate considerably the unrolling of the Company's business plan.
"We are very fortunate to have such a senior manager join our company in these exiting and promising times," said Mr. Amyot, President of Bio-Tracking. "His experience with Russian regulatory authorities and the fact that he can speak 3 languages will give us a tremendous advantage," further added Mr. Amyot.
Important Information About Forward-Looking Statements
All statements in this news release that are other than statements of historical facts are forward-looking statements, which contain our current expectations about our future results. Forward-looking statements involve numerous risks and uncertainties. We have attempted to identify any forward-looking statements by using words such as "anticipates", "believes", "could", "expects", "intends", "may", "should" and other similar expressions. Although we believe that the expectations reflected in all of our forward-looking statements are reasonable, we can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. A number of factors may affect our future results and may cause those results to differ materially from those indicated in any forward-looking statements made by us or on our behalf. Such factors include our limited operating history; our need for significant capital to finance internal growth as well as strategic acquisitions; our ability to attract and retain key employees and strategic partners; our ability to achieve and maintain profitability; fluctuations in the trading price and volume of our stock; competition from other providers of similar products and services; and other unanticipated future events and conditions.
SOURCE: Bio-Tracking Security, Inc.
Bio-Tracking Security Inc. Jean-Francois Amyot, President C/O Finkelstein Capital Inc. 514-448-6710 514-448-6712 - Fax jfamyot@finkelsteincapital.com
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look at this article i found about hiring mr bobovsky look at his bio very experienced in negotiating with russian regulatory and governmental agencies. fluent in english,russian,and chinese and will play a key part in facilitate the companies business plan. after he reviewed thethe companies potential properties and knowing who the company really is he could not refuese the opportunity? folks i think we are on to something great here that will make us money if we hold on
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MONTREAL -- Bio-Tracking Security Inc. (OTCBB: BTSI) announced today that due to the change in auditors, the company would be temporarily listed on the Pinksheets as of December 30, 2004 and until the new auditors can complete a new audit of the 2004 10K and most recent 10Q, which will resolve the company's filing delinquency.
The previous auditors have not yet received their approval by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), and such approval had to have been received by July 19, 2004 in order for the auditors to continue their mandate. It was therefore necessary to change auditors to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. It should also be noted that the company will continue to be a fully reporting company and will request its market makers to reinstate its NASD OTC-BB listing once all work as been completed and filed with the SEC. Management has been advised and expects that its stock will trade on the Pinksheets for a maximum of 9 months.
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wow, i hate to say this, but is that a bad thing? to move from the otc to pinksheets....?
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quote:Originally posted by cbrf2: wow, i hate to say this, but is that a bad thing? to move from the otc to pinksheets....?
Keep in mind that this is old news and BTSI has been on the pink sheets for quite some time now.
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oh, duh! sorry, it was a ong day and it was late. New day today, good luck to all!
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no it is saying that back in dec of o4 they already had a plan of staying on the pinks for a 9 month period and then moving to the otc bb this shell has been in the works for a long time even to the point of hiring personel
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It's funny but they will complete the merger by that same date september 1st.
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that 9 month period comes together on 9/05 right in line with our time frame for the r/m see
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Found this on RB, it's a response by the CEO to someone's email inquiry (AMEX in 2006? I like the sound of that)...
By the way this is what the president told me over the weekend:
Dear Mr. ######,
Thank you for your comments and recommendations. We are currently working on bringing the company back to the OTCBB as a first step and we believe to be able to request listing on the AMEX by 2006.
The properties that we have acquired already have several wells and we will continue to produce with those and also create a joint venture to explore further the property.
We plan to announce the complete plan in the next several weeks.
Sincerely,
BIO-TRACKING SECURITIES
Per: Jean-Francois Amyot President
----- Original Message ----- From: Paul ##### To: jfamyot@finkelsteincapital.com Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2005 9:51 AM Subject: Recent Events
Dear Mr. Amyot,
Your recent news was extremely uplifting and rewarding to hear. I have been following and investing in your company for some time now.
Have you considered going back to the OTC from the Pink Sheets, or even the AMEX or Nasdaq. Many investors are skeptical and cautious investing in the Pink Sheets, and a new listing, I feel would bring in a whole new breed of investor.
Are you currently evaluating drill sites? Do you have a time frame to begin drilling? Any press release, on such matters would relief many investors minds.
Once again Good Job Guys...
Thanks,
originaly posted by total zen
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moving BACK to otcbb than to the amex, pumping oil NOW, = HUGE POTNTIAL, 100s of millions in PROVEN RESERVES, mutch smaller oil plays running over 5,10 and 15 cents, this will explode soon! Posts: 2503 | From: connecticut | Registered: Mar 2005
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posted by 2create on rb to a friend about more dd he has done
By: 2create 01 Jul 2005, 11:47 AM EDT Msg. 85 of 85 Jump to msg. # Hey Randy!...Looks fine to me, this falls in to place with 'exactly' what I believe is transpiring here. The current 'name' of the stock, means nothing...Again, it is just a 'tool' being used to assist an IPO transaction through a RTO process. Refer to the FinkelsteinCapital website for a current list of impressive affiliate partners to be engaged in the post acquisition IR/PR initiatives. Also see the NORD OIL logo to be represented there....You will see some action here post RTO and share exchange IMO
Also, I verified last night with the local (in Russia) Director of Natural Resources of the Saratov Region Authorities...The current License number issued IS a valid license in the location specified of the Saratov region!
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