quote:Originally posted by mdunn: What is keeping this stock down?
My guess...impatient sellers. I can't imagine getting rid of the stock now! I am almost counting the chickens now (yes before they've hatched)
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This is stale. From here we either drop, or some real good news kicks it in the butt. If they follow through with what they have talked about, it will be a good strong kick, but being pennyland we all have to watch pretty close. I will never again go truly long on a penny stock, but I can hold out a little while longer.
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quote:Originally posted by HossTrader: This is stale. From here we either drop, or some real good news kicks it in the butt. If they follow through with what they have talked about, it will be a good strong kick, but being pennyland we all have to watch pretty close. I will never again go truly long on a penny stock, but I can hold out a little while longer.
Come on now Hoss - dont get your panties in a knot If you dump now, you'll only regret it later once everything is finalized. We went up 55% last week - we are bound to have a few down days until the news happens.
Hang in there - lets all give Hoss a big hug
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quote:Originally posted by HossTrader: This is stale. From here we either drop, or some real good news kicks it in the butt. If they follow through with what they have talked about, it will be a good strong kick, but being pennyland we all have to watch pretty close. I will never again go truly long on a penny stock, but I can hold out a little while longer.
Come on now Hoss - dont get your panties in a knot If you dump now, you'll only regret it later once everything is finalized. We went up 55% last week - we are bound to have a few down days until the news happens.
Hang in there - lets all give Hoss a big hug
Awww, I can feel the love!
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Board ( Small-Cap Stocks ) 15 Posts Msg. # Refresh << Prev 25 | Next 25 >> By: MarkelFarkel ( [Ranked 11 to 25] [Ranked 11 to 25] [Ranked 11 to 25] [Ranked 11 to 25] [Ranked 11 to 25] ) | IP logged 3/13/2006 1:08:16 PM LFWK - Loftwerks, Inc.
Loftwerks Inc. (Pink LFWK): The company recently relocated from Detroit to the capital of country music where work is already underway on its next project: The Ambrose Building, a century-old landmark on Fourth Ave. in the heart of downtown Nashville. The proceeds from the IPO will help fuel Loftwerks further expansion plans: Ammerman said the company plans to explore opportunities in other Southern markets, namely Chattanooga, Tenn.; Charlotte, N. C.; Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; and Birmingham, Ala. among others. He added that the company has future plans to expand its brand into a line of furniture and is exploring an urban-lifestyle TV show. Website: http://www.loftwerks.com/ . . . .New Phone Number: (615) 782-2000
Yahoo.ca search for Suljabros.com
windsor 1-519-250-0861 harrow 1-519-738-2881
If i remember correctly from the PR's the chain of command is that Sulja Bros Building Supply is owned by Consultech which is owned by Petar Vucic.... Consultech merged with Loftwerks owned by Dennis Ammerman.
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Talked to Sam at Sulja Bros He said the checklist should be complete waiting on the New York lawyers to finish. He owns stock in LFWK and said not to worry all will be well and we will make alot of money. He seemed to be legit and excited. That's all I needed to hang in their.
1-519-250-0861 He said he would try to take as many calls as could. LONG AND STRONG
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LoftWerks Announces Resignation of CEO: Successor to Begin Tenure Immediately
NASHVILLE, TN, Apr 18, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- LoftWerks, Inc. (OTC: LFWK) today announced that the planned resignation of CEO Dennis Ammerman had been accepted pursuant to its merger plans and reorganization concept. Mr. Ammerman will relinquish day-to-day control of operations immediately, and be succeeded by new CEO Steve Sulja. "I am happy to hand things off to such a capable leader," said Ammerman. "I believe that Steve will ably handle the post-merger challenges and opportunities that will arise for our new ventures," he said.
Sulja, 38, is currently Director of Sales and Marketing for both Consultech Construction Management, Inc. and Sulja Brothers Building Materials, Inc., which are both principal players in the post-merger entity which will be created. "I am so excited by the opportunities inherent in this new venture," he said. "I believe that we are creating something really special for our shareholders, and I can't wait to address the challenges and possibilities which await."
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"I believe that we are creating something really special for our shareholders, and I can't wait to address the challenges and possibilities which await."
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Sulja Bros. Set to Inherit LFWK Vehicle: CEO in Windsor Vows Broader Exchanges for New Company Apr 18, 2006 3:44:00 PM NASHVILLE, TN -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/18/06 -- LoftWerks, Inc. (OTC: LFWK) today announced that its new ownership, Sulja Bros. Specialized Building Materials, Ltd., will immediately set a course toward a broader exchange board such as the OTCBB or even NASDAQ. Newly Appointed CEO, Steven Sulja, in Windsor, Ontario stated earlier today that "the LFWK trading vehicle is just that...a 'vehicle' to move us into a broader more substantial audience."
This announcement comes on the heels of the resignation of Dennis Ammerman, former CEO of LoftWerks, Inc. Ammerman will stay with the new company in his capacity as "the most ardent voice for Urban Revitalization in this country," said Sulja.
Consultech Construction Management's (The Parent Company of the new entity) Director General, Petar Vucicevich has vowed to add to the LFWK list of ongoing projects by seeking out definite growth opportunities in the Southern U.S. The LFWK/Sulja Bros. merger is expected to finalize by week's end. LFWK will announce further details as is practical.
This contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements may be identified through the use of words such as "expects," "will," "anticipates," "estimates," "believes," or statements indicating certain actions: "may," "could," "should" or "might occur." Such forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results may differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or revise its forward-looking statements even if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or implied) will not be realized.
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quote:Originally posted by tgif: Talked to Sam at Sulja Bros He said the checklist should be complete waiting on the New York lawyers to finish. He owns stock in LFWK and said not to worry all will be well and we will make alot of money. He seemed to be legit and excited. That's all I needed to hang in their.
1-519-250-0861 He said he would try to take as many calls as could. LONG AND STRONG
Thanks TG - but did they say hang in their or hang in there
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Sulja Bros. Set to Inherit LFWK Vehicle: CEO in Windsor Vows Broader Exchanges for New Company
NASHVILLE, TN, Apr 18, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- LoftWerks, Inc. (OTC: LFWK) today announced that its new ownership, Sulja Bros. Specialized Building Materials, Ltd., will immediately set a course toward a broader exchange board such as the OTCBB or even NASDAQ. Newly Appointed CEO, Steven Sulja, in Windsor, Ontario stated earlier today that "the LFWK trading vehicle is just that...a 'vehicle' to move us into a broader more substantial audience."
This announcement comes on the heels of the resignation of Dennis Ammerman, former CEO of LoftWerks, Inc. Ammerman will stay with the new company in his capacity as "the most ardent voice for Urban Revitalization in this country," said Sulja.
Consultech Construction Management's (The Parent Company of the new entity) Director General, Petar Vucicevich has vowed to add to the LFWK list of ongoing projects by seeking out definite growth opportunities in the Southern U.S. The LFWK/Sulja Bros. merger is expected to finalize by week's end. LFWK will announce further details as is practical.
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not a bad close today folks. Understood its in the red, but we moved up quick in the last 30 minutes. We just need this company to push forward a little more.
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I'm sure that being listed on the Pink Sheets website qoutes again would help. What will it take to get back on and why isn't the company working on it?
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"Sulja Bros. Set to Inherit LFWK Vehicle: CEO in Windsor Vows Broader Exchanges for New Company Apr 18, 2006 3:44:00 PM NASHVILLE, TN -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/18/06 -- LoftWerks, Inc. (OTC: LFWK) today announced that its new ownership, Sulja Bros. Specialized Building Materials, Ltd., will immediately set a course toward a broader exchange board such as the OTCBB or even NASDAQ. Newly Appointed CEO, Steven Sulja, in Windsor, Ontario stated earlier today that "the LFWK trading vehicle is just that...a 'vehicle' to move us into a broader more substantial audience."
Hopefully the merger will be completed by weeks end like it states, but even nicer is the fact that they're gonna try to move to the OTCBB or maybe even NASDAQ. With all this company is doing, I can't believe it's not getting more attention. This thing's gonna rocket!
Anyone have any opinions on how long of a hold you think this one is? I don't think it's a question of whether or not it's gonna go up, but with all the potential I see here, the better question is when would be a good time to sell when it does? Or do you see this as a long term hold?
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Holding Strong.......may get more tommrrow before this decides to go
great PR's today, confirming past news.....possible move to NASDAQ( i predicted this almost 2 months ago) or at least OTC>>>>what more can you say for a penny stock !!
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Ok guys I'm back in - I stepped out a few days to make some profit off of INSQ - so that I could buy more shares. It worked out good! Now I'm ready for the merger and dividend. Still lovin INSQ though - It's going to be a winner as well.