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I don't like what I was seeing at the end of the day today. Thinking tomorrow is going to be a very big sell off. Don't get caught holding the bag cause I was seeing very large sell orders that still haven't been executed. I like the stock but I am concerned for anyone who bought in high.
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I love this stock has been holding for 2 months at .005's avg. and I was not going to lose my double, I am sure many are thinking the same.
Seems like a major sell off tomorrow, sad that it was a one day thingy, I really thought this was going to be huge. This week, it could happen but only with one major pr
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quote:Originally posted by pennypasta: I had an order in most of the day..120K@ .009. Never did fill, not even partial and finally expired EOD.
That is odd cause just before closing the large sell off actually knocked the stock down to .008 which should have filled your order. Then again, volume was heavy. The MM deliberately put the stock back at .01 at close but personally that is to only give a false impression that everything is good. I have a funny feeling that it is going to open down.
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quote:Originally posted by pennypasta: I had an order in most of the day..120K@ .009. Never did fill, not even partial and finally expired EOD.
That is odd cause just before closing the large sell off actually knocked the stock down to .008 which should have filled your order. Then again, volume was heavy. The MM deliberately put the stock back at .01 at close but personally that is to only give a false impression that everything is good. I have a funny feeling that it is going to open down.
I know I thought surely it would fill, but no joy.
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quote:Originally posted by Rules: I am going to let gravity take over here and see where it goes.
I still want to hold some AMNI, what do you think will be a good entry. BTW Rules, good call on HISC...I took your advice and exited on the last bump up...Thanx.
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quote:Originally posted by Rules: I am going to let gravity take over here and see where it goes.
I still want to hold some AMNI, what do you think will be a good entry. BTW Rules, good call on HISC...I took your advice and exited on the last bump up...Thanx.
Hey no problem. I am here with the rest of you guys and gals trying to make a buck so that I can pay for gas each week lol. I am thinking that a good entry point has to be in the .007 range. We know this stock is going to move up over time. Truth is, at this price is there really a bad entry? I don't think so but I will be looking at the dips and watching the charts to see how she goes. I am not on yet as I am looking for a nice entry point under .01 or better.
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Homeland Security Technology Inc. Forms Ballistics Division and Appoints Warren Brader as Head of Ballistics Testing
DEL MAR, Calif., Aug 30, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Homeland Security Technology, Inc. (a Division of Amnis, Inc (Pink Sheets:AMNI)) announced today that HST, Inc., has formed a new division geared toward developing and commercializing new ballistic technologies. The new division will headed by Mr. Warren Brader, a widely known and respected industry analyst and explosives expert. Mr. Brader is tasked with focusing his division towards training, testing, design and development of new ballistic compounds and will also be responsible for weapons and ballistic consulting and evaluations of current security programs as pertain to assessments associated with ballistic threats.
"This new ballistics division will complement our current security division by adding threat assessment, testing and consulting services to our current programs," commented Colonel Powers. "Mr. Brader has recently conducted consulting, testing and evaluations for such clients as: The Cubic Corp., DARPA, General Atomics and The University of California Long Beach."
"Our goal is to work with manufacturers in the development and testing of lightweight, moldable ballistic materials capable of defeating high velocity ammunition," said Brader. "My division will be working towards lessening the weight our soldiers have to carry while protecting them from high velocity impacts."
HST, Inc. said Brader is already hard at work and has begun testing a variety of compounds they hope will be capable of defeating high caliber, high velocity ammunition like the type currently used by insurgents in attacks against American Military Forces deployed in the Middle East.
ABOUT WARREN BRADER
Warren Brader is a United States Army Combat Veteran having served in Vietnam and Operation Iraqi Freedom I & II. He is a well recognized military weapons and explosives expert and retired from the United States Army after 30 years of honorable service. Brader is an accomplished instructor who was awarded nine (9) different Military Occupational Specialties. Brader has taught communications systems including cryptographic items, vehicle driving techniques and maintenance, combat demolitions, conventional and un-conventional weapons and warfare techniques, Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons instruction, tracked vehicle fire control systems, riot control, water treatment, weapons repair and infrastructure restoration. He has most recently served as an instructor of Improvised Explosive Devices (IED's) teaching deployed soldiers how to identify and deal with the threat of such devices. Brader has taught thirteen Battalions of Marines, Army and Navy members in IED awareness. He is an advisor to many law enforcement and US Government agencies on fighting the war on terrorism relating to military operations and explosive threats. Mr. Brader has designed many useful tools used for IED detection and gives lectures, briefing and brainstorming sessions on the subjects of counter terrorism.
ABOUT HOMELAND SECURITY TECHNOLOGY, INC.
Homeland Security Technology Inc. (HST), a division of Amnis, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AMNI) is a technology based company with corporate headquarters in north county San Diego. HST's mission is to develop and commercialize technology focused on providing increased security for both civilian and military personnel throughout the world. Under the leadership of Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers, USMC (Retired), HST has assembled a portfolio of technology and services through alliances with established defense-related companies and through internal development that can be brought to market in a cost-efficient and timely manner. The Company has also entered into an alliance with Recon Mountaineer, LLC, (an Oceanside, CA.-based designer and manufacturer of military combat gear for the United States Armed Forces). The company has also partnered with GPS World Supply for the sale and distribution of GPS units with exclusive Iraq and Afghanistan databases. HST has also aligned itself with leading security firms to design and market surveillance systems for homeland defense security applications.
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This is holding gains very nicely. The name change/ticker, dividend, GSA# are just around the corner. Do your DD on this one, but don't wait too long. When the name change takes place, it will reap the rewards of this emerging sector.
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Yep, I really like this stock and CESY. Both will soon be under the Homeland Security umbrella. CESY has a new major CEO who was an advisor during the Clinton ERA. He knows Homeland Security probably better than any other business I have seen in this industry. If you playing for the Homeland Security side then I really think you all should consider adding AMNI, CESY, and HISC to your money making collection and sit on them for a year as all three will have a jet pack attached to their backs and pointed to the moon.
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Homeland Security Technology, Inc. Awarded US Marine Corps Breacher's Kit Contract
DEL MAR, Calif., Sep 06, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Homeland Security Technology, Inc. (a Division of Amnis, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AMNI)), announced today that HST, Inc., has been awarded a sole-source contract to provide US Marine Corps units with tactical entry tool kits. The Marine Corps Infantry Breacher's Kit (MCIBK) contains entry bars, bolt cutters, battering rams, ladders and other tools needed to affect forced entry or extrication. HST has been working closely with military equipment planners and suppliers to meet the requirements of fielding the most desired array of tactical entry tools available on the commercial market. "Many manufacturers were approached during the design phase of the Breacher's Kit," commented Mark Wilson, HST Director of Security Systems. "The Marine Corps Systems Command was very specific as to the requirements for each item they felt should be included in the MCIBK. HST's task was to find the identical manufactured items and integrate those items into a Breacher's Kit while exhibiting to the government that our price would be lower than our competitors."
HST's bid was matched against prime vendors and proved to be lower in cost to other companies competing for the contract.
The first kits will be delivered to west coast units on September 30, 2005.
ABOUT HOMELAND SECURITY TECHNOLOGY, INC.
Homeland Security Technology Inc. (HST), a wholly owned subsidiary of Amnis, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AMNI), is a technology-based corporation based in north county San Diego. HST's mission is the development and commercialization of technology focused on providing increased security for both civilian and military personnel throughout the world. Under the leadership of Colonel Jeffrey A. Powers, USMC (Retired), HST has assembled a portfolio of technology and services through alliances with established defense-related companies and through internal development that is being brought to market in a cost-efficient and timely manner. The Company also has an alliance with Recon Mountaineer, LLC, (an Oceanside, Calif.-based designer and manufacturer of military combat gear for the United States Armed Forces). The company has partnered with leading security firms to design and market surveillance systems for homeland defense security applications.
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Homeland Security Technology Inc. Offering Security and Logistical Support for Hurricane Katrina Aftermath
DEL MAR, Calif., Sep 06, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Homeland Security Technology, Inc. (a Division of Amnis, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AMNI)) announced today that HST's Security Division has been contacted by major security firms to provide manpower, equipment and logistical support for current operations in the Gulf Coast region and specifically the New Orleans area. HST has begun processing supplies and equipment for immediate shipment to first responders and security personnel on the ground in New Orleans.
"We are marshalling assets to ship immediately," commented Mark Wilson, Director of Security Systems Division for Homeland Security Technology. "Over the weekend we stood up our command center here in Del Mar and began fielding calls for logistical support and security personnel. We are preparing to ship such items needed to set up a local command center such as: Refrigerated vans, 30' Mobile Command Posts, generators, portable flood lighting systems, satellite telephones, satellite internet systems, portable 2-way radios with GPS capability, tents, sanitation equipment, etc. All of these assets can be on the ground in the New Orleans area within 72 hours."
"Major corporations in the Gulf Coast region have hundreds of millions of dollars worth of unsecured property and equipment in their facilities," commented Colonel Jeffrey Powers USMC(Ret), CEO of Homeland Security Technology, Inc. "We have the ability to put private security personnel on the ground to look after these assets until the water is pumped out and electricity is restored to the region. Our Security Systems Division can support those personnel by setting up our local command post and providing them with the food, water, fuel and electricity they need to perform their duties."
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Watch out the next three days, with the volume today and more news coming the following days. Our military is thin out, so Expect Public companies providing security and AMNI HISC and others will be there.
Water purifications companies will be called in also.
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"Major corporations in the Gulf Coast region have hundreds of millions of dollars worth of unsecured property and equipment in their facilities," commented Colonel Jeffrey Powers USMC(Ret), CEO of Homeland Security Technology, Inc. "We have the ability to put private security personnel on the ground to look after these assets until the water is pumped out and electricity is restored to the region. Our Security Systems Division can support those personnel by setting up our local command post and providing them with the food, water, fuel and electricity they need to perform their duties."
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That is correct farp. The news came out only 2 hours before the close. We have been accumulating near 0.01 for about two weeks now. The big news the company has been coming out with the last couple of days will finally dawn on the investing community.
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quote:Originally posted by explorer186: Also this is a relatively new company, which ended being a shell in March I hear. The OS is 450 mil, and the float is 300 mil.
Float: 159,239,456 as of 2005-08-15
Outstanding Shares: 450,000,000 as of 2005-08-15
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Lots of money Govt and Private will be pouring into the Katrina destroyed area:
The congressional officials who relayed word of Bush's decision to seek another $40 billion from Congress did so on condition of anonymity because it was not clear when the formal announcement would be made. Reid said he expected a request in the range of $40 billion to $50 billion, and that the administration would make its request within 24 hours
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