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Hello all. As most of you know only something like 6-10 companies are succesfull at leaving the pink sheets for a larger exchance each year. I am hoping to compile a list of potential stocks. In my mind a potential stock is one that has at least mentioned it.
Since my aim with penny stocks is to find the 10-100 baggers I think this is a good route. Right now my best pick for pulling this off in the next 12 months is:
PBLS.
btw No dd required is as we all have to do our own any way.
CWFG -- Commonwealth American Financial Group, Inc. Com (20 Cents)
COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:
Commonwealth American Financial Group/James Monroe Capital Closes Northland Acquisition
CHICAGO, May 11, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Commonwealth American Financial Group, Inc./James Monroe Capital (Pink Sheets:CWFG) today announced that they have successfully finalized negotiations to acquire Northland Home Solutions, LLC.
Northland's inventory of high-end homes will be added to James Monroe's assets. The homes will be completed and sold for income. Northland president, Nathan Hansen, commented, "There's a lot of money to be made there, but I've already taken another job offer. I just don't have the time for Northland."
Chris McGovern, President of James Monroe, said, "The acquisition of Northland Home Solutions gives James Monroe some nice equity. We would like to qualify to be listed on the NASDAQ Capital Market within 14 months. So far, we're on track."
This press release does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ, including, without limitation, the company's limited operating history and history of losses, the inability to successfully obtain further funding, the inability to raise capital on terms acceptable to the company, the inability to compete effectively in the marketplace, the inability to complete the proposed acquisition and such other risks that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those contained in the company's projections or forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements in this press release are based on information available to the company as of the date hereof, and the company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances occurring after the date of this press release
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FGFC. This PR is from a few months back but since then, they have put out 8 separate progress PR's proving they're an active company.
First Guardian Financial Corporation to Perform Required Due Diligence to Move from the Pink Sheets to the OTCBB Monday April 24, 10:39 am ET
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 24, 2006--First Guardian Financial Corporation (Pink Sheets: FGFC - News) today announced that it's Board has agreed to review/explore moving the company from the pink sheets to the OTCBB trading arena. ADVERTISEMENT
The company will retain the services of a sec attorney to direct the potential move and handle all the required paperwork for such a move; the company will also retain the services of an auditor to provide the required audited financial statements that would be needed for such a move to the OTCBB.
"This potential move from the pink sheets to the OTCBB is a very important plateau for the company as it demonstrates to our shareholders and the public that we are serious and very committed in our goal of moving the company forward," said Abraham Rosenman, President of First Guardian Financial Corporation "We will announce updates as they occur on a regular basis regarding the progress we are making, upon completion of the required audit, we will then immediately be filing the necessary documents with the SEC to become fully reporting and trading on the OTCBB."
About First Guardian Financial Corporation:
The company is a Financial Holding Company currently providing Commercial Real Estate Financing & Invests for its own portfolio in small to mid sized businesses. Its primary goal is to provide short term financing within the commercial real estate market and invest and or provide secured short term financing to businesses either in the start up stage or growth stage throughout the United States.
Disclaimer: The Company relies upon the Safe Harbor Laws of 1933, 1934, and 1995 for all public news releases. Statements, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements. The Company, through its management, makes forward-looking public statements concerning its expected future operations, performance and other developments. Such forward-looking statements are necessarily estimates reflecting the Company's best judgment based upon current information and involve a number of risks and uncertainties, and there can be no assurance that other factors will not affect the accuracy of such forward-looking statements. It is impossible to identify all such factors. Factors which could cause actual results to differ materially from those estimated by the Company include, but are not limited to, government regulation, management and maintaining growth, the effect of adverse publicity; litigation, compensation, and other factors which may be identified from time to time in the Company's public announcements.
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Press Release Source: LoftWerks, Inc. LoftWerks/Sulja Releases Exchange Move Progress Friday May 5, 1:30 pm ET
WINDSOR, ON--(MARKET WIRE)--May 5, 2006 -- LoftWerks, Inc. (Other OTC:LFWK.PK - News) announces that it will file its Form 10 registration for the NASD OTC bulletin board with the Securities and Exchange Commission within the next 14 business days. With the announcement of the completed merger and audited financials, Loftwerks has positioned itself for the Form 10 filing.
LoftWerks (LFWK) intends to respond to all comments from the SEC in a timely manner in order to become a fully reporting Company. The Company's Attorneys and Certified Public Accountants are experienced in the exchange move process and are ready to expedite it. LoftWerks (LFWK) management feels that the filing will provide the investing public with current information on its business activities and performance.
CEO Steve Sulja commented: "Months of hard work are finally yielding the filing for Loftwerks first exchange registration filing. The process has been challenging and rewarding for all involved. The document filing will be our best work yet in achieving the shareholder value and recognition for the projects we have acquired."
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Plasticon International Inc. Completes Audited Financial Statements Plasticon Completes Audits and Submits Filings to the SEC LEXINGTON, KY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 05/08/2006 -- Plasticon International, Inc. (OTC: PLNI) is pleased to announce they have completed their Audits and have submitted its filings to the SEC. Plasticon International Inc. has completed their audits for 2003 and 2004 and will now move expeditiously to complete their audits for the year end 2005 and the first quarter of 2006.
Plasticon International's financial statements have been audited by Mendoza Berger Company, L.L.P., CPA, who has served as the independent auditor for the Company during the fiscal years ended December 31, 2004 and 2003. Plasticon International's financial statements have been filed along with an information statement on www.pinksheets.com. The Company is presently nearing completion of the 2005 audit and expects to make its filings available in the near future, along with the first quarter of 2006.
Upon completion of the 2005 year end audit and the first quarter of 2006, which the Company fully expects to have the very near term, Plasticon will submit the necessary filings to move the Company to the OTC:BB.
"We have commissioned a leading Market Maker to submit the necessary filings with the SEC and NASD to move the Company up to the NASDAQ Bulletin Board," said Jim Turek, President and CEO of Plasticon International, Inc. "It is our goal to move the Company to the NASDAQ Bulletin Board as quickly as possible. Once we have completed the move to the OTC:BB, we will then focus on bringing the Company to the American Stock Exchange."
Mr. Turek added, "This is a very exciting time for Plasticon International, Inc. This is truly a milestone for the Company. By completing its audits, Plasticon is moving forward and getting closer to its goal of moving to higher markets. In the coming days and weeks, the Company will be making additional financial information available to its shareholders and the public, which will include un-audited financial statements for the first quarter of 2006. These numbers will clearly show a dramatic turnaround in the sales and earnings of the Company and demonstrate unmistakably that the Company has turned the corner has now begun the initial stages of its growth years. Upon making the first quarter of 2006 financial statements available to our shareholders and the public, we fully anticipate being re-quoted on www.pinksheets.com."
Mr. Turek also noted, "There are many significant developments regarding sales that the Company will be discussing with its shareholders and the public in the coming days and weeks. Additionally, we will be implementing the buy back program and addressing the share structure of Plasticon International, Inc. Once again, the Company wishes to be clear that there are no plans for a reverse split now or in the future. The Company fully intends to address the restructuring of Plasticon's issued and outstanding shares through the buy back program, and we fully intend to commence the buyback in the very near term."
About Plasticon International, Inc.
Plasticon International (www.plasticonintl.com) designs, produces, and distributes high-quality concrete accessories, informational & directional signage and plastic lumber, which are all produced from recycled and recyclable plastics. Plasticon is a leader, an innovator of cutting edge design, engineering, and production of industrial and commercial products. Plasticon is a green company, environmentally-friendly, using recycled plastics to produce its line of products.
Disclaimer: The Company relies upon the Safe Harbor Laws of 1933, 1934, and 1995 for all public news releases. Statements, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements. The Company, through its management, makes forward-looking public statements concerning its expected future operations, performance and other developments. Such forward-looking statements are necessarily estimates reflecting the Company's best judgment based upon current information and involve a number of risks and uncertainties, and there can be no assurance that other factors will not affect the accuracy of such forward-looking statements. It is impossible to identify all such factors. Factors which could cause actual results to differ materially from those estimated by the Company include, but are not limited to, government regulation, management and maintaining growth, the effect of adverse publicity; litigation, compensation, and other factors which may be identified from time to time in the Company's public announcements.
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"As most of you know only something like 6-10 companies are succesfull at leaving the pink sheets for a larger exchance each year."
I recall reading that in 2004, 13 companies moved to a higher exchamge from the pinks. I want to say there are over 4,500 companies quoted on or listed as pinks. 13/4,500 = .28% not 2.8%, meaning less than 3 per 1,000. It is a very common company, (CEO), ploy to attract buyers usually when companies are diluting. I am glad to see PLNI mentioned, because they are one of the worse offenders. Yea they released some hokus pokus financials, and in the year or so leading up to that diluted to the tune of about 3 billion shares. To move to a higher exchange would probably require a serious change in share structure, usually not favorable to shaeholders, (R/S). I am sure a few of these companies are honorable in their intentions, but isn't it strange how very few ever make it, and it's always to do some outside force, no fault of their own. For odds of less than 3 out of a 1,000, I wouldn't even bother trying to guess which 12 are honest.
Bringing me to my RULE # 1 : All penny stocks are pieces of sh*t.
(The 4.500 number, I am not sure if they are all pinks or include OTCBB's)
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Will i tend to agree with you, however to me it is worth trying to find those companies. A reverese split is not necassarilly a bad thing in those cases.
In my mind I only have to be right a couple of times. Also your use of statistics while techinically true is not how I see it. Only .28% of all companies make it, however if we narrow it down to say 100 potential companies then we have a 10% chance of throwing a random dart and hitting that comapny.
If we do really good do dillengence then we can most certianly narrow that 100 down to 30. Now we have a 30% of being correct. If we are then willing to go visit the company and talk with them, and invest some money on travel and "real" investigation the I suspect we can narrow it down to perhaps 20 companies that have a real shot each year. Now we have a 50% chance of being correct. Since being correct has the potential of at least a 10 bagger then I say the risk/reward in this strategy is very small.
But you are right, almost all pinks are crap companies and are only worth trading.
quote:Originally posted by gnulnx: Will i tend to agree with you, however to me it is worth trying to find those companies. A reverese split is not necassarilly a bad thing in those cases.
In my mind I only have to be right a couple of times. Also your use of statistics while techinically true is not how I see it. Only .28% of all companies make it, however if we narrow it down to say 100 potential companies then we have a 10% chance of throwing a random dart and hitting that comapny.
If we do really good do dillengence then we can most certianly narrow that 100 down to 30. Now we have a 30% of being correct. If we are then willing to go visit the company and talk with them, and invest some money on travel and "real" investigation the I suspect we can narrow it down to perhaps 20 companies that have a real shot each year. Now we have a 50% chance of being correct. Since being correct has the potential of at least a 10 bagger then I say the risk/reward in this strategy is very small.
But you are right, almost all pinks are crap companies and are only worth trading.
Thanks for all the suggestions so far everyone.
You really should consider what Will is saying.
I found the following and posted it here on another thread the other day. You might want to read it as it may shed some light on your "wishful possibilities".
It reads: How many times have you missed a big stock move simply because you bought the stock too late? A big press release story comes out, you immediately buy the stock and it goes down. In many cases you hold the stock for a while and it goes down further and you lose big. Unfortunately this happens everyday in the OTCBB market. If you look back at any of our news stories from several days ago you will find that a vast majority of these stocks are trading lower than they were when the stories came out. For those of you new to the OTCBB stock market this kind of event did not happen during the bull market of the late 90s. It was the exact opposite back then. You could buy almost any OTCBB stock with good stories and it would run for days. Fortunes were made. With those times gone, everyone is struggling to learn the best strategy for making money in the current market conditions. Has anyone found one yet?
The reality is, today’s struggling market conditions make it now a stock picker’s market. You need to buy stocks in a carefully and calculated manner, with a short term in and out strategy. Buy as little as possible. If you throw your money to the wind you will likely lose everything. However, if you position yourselves in a few special situations you can still make money.
The first general principle to making money on the OTCBB is to realize that this market is NOT for investors but for traders. Investing in OTCBB companies will only bring you heartache and loss, as most of the companies have little if any fundamental value. What this essentially means is that most of the companies have little or no real asset worth or revenue. Even those companies that do have successful and revenue generating operations (at least according to their SEC filings) seem to dilute the market with their shares.
What is dilution? If you follow most OTCBB stocks over time you will find that the public float and total shares issued and outstanding gets larger and larger. A company may have only 1 million shares in the public float (the public float is the number of shares that are out in the marketplace, freely trading or tradeable) at one particular time. Two months later that float could have increased to 10 million shares. One year later it could have 200 million shares in the public float. Dilution is where the companies issue more shares into the market place over time. So the HOT Company that you saw run from .20 to $25 but then fall again to .20 is NOT the same stock today. It is for all practical purposes a totally different company (as far as the structure of the stock). If the public float has increased dramatically it will never run to that price level again. Forget about it and move on to another company, one with a smaller float.
Dilution has to do with the fact that a company’s shares are like cash for those who hold them. Abuses occur with those companies that give away free shares or issue blocks of stock to people who could care less about the company. Lots of service providers (investor relations firms, investment bankers and the like) could care less about the companies that have hired them and simply dump their free shares into the market place at any time. This causes the public float to get bigger and bigger. Smart companies should SELL the shares to these service providers, maybe at a small discount to the market, not give it to them. If you simply give something of value to someone there is a zero cost basis that threatens to destroy those who had to pay for their stock. Greed can run rampant and the little guy that bought the stock on the open market can get killed. Yes, dilution is a necessary evil for tiny companies that are growing and are desperately attempting to attract and secure whatever market they are trying to capture for their service or product. Dilution is necessary because these companies are cash strapped. But this is often taken to an extreme, with many companies issuing a bunch of stock into the market place yet NEVER successfully getting their product or service off the ground.
Many OTCBB of companies simply end up filing bankruptcy or shut down the doors long AFTER they unloaded all of their shares into the marketplace. Others continue operating using the notorious reverse stock split (artificially decreasing the number of shares that are in the marketplace in an attempt to make the stock buying sensitive like it was when the company first started before dilution). After a reverse split has taken place, the companies are free to simply dilute the stock all over again. This is in total disregard for small investors who bought on the open market. Those investors who paid for their stock on the open market and who hold the stock through the duration of such fiascos are left holding an empty bag. This past year we have seen lots of companies do reverse splits more than once. In my opinion, this practice is nothing more than abuse of a country and beautiful economic system that is designed to help companies raise capital to bring their products and services to market. The public pays a heavy price for such scams.
Trading is a different story. Trading is truly the KEY to making money on the OTCBB. A trader does not invest in a company but rather looks for a situation to get in and out of very quickly. A skilled OTCBB trader will get in and out of a stock to make a quick buck. He takes no prisoners. Sometimes he is in the stock for minutes, sometimes hours, and sometimes a few days. A successful OTCBB trader knows that the longer he is in a stock the more likely he will lose money. He doesn’t care what the company does. If all the company does is sell apples and oranges, a skilled trader could make money trading the stock. A trader simply buys it low, before others buy it, and then gets out during a run up. Yes he runs the risk of losing like everyone else if the stock never goes up. But if the company can successfully attract investors to buy the stock the trader can make a fortune. I have seen it happen literally overnight.
This simple trading strategy of buying low and selling high does run contrary to the grain, as everyday companies put out glowing press releases about how good they are doing, the great contracts they have signed, important letters of intent, big acquisitions, successful financing, etc. The press releases are written as if they are trying to attract long-term investors. It almost seems like the companies really want long-term investors. Yet is is often amazing how quickly the stocks seem to fall after these kinds of press release stories come out. Why? Dilution works against the stock and at this time in the stock market there are typically more people selling a stock than buying it. So this puts pressure on a stock and it heads toward zero.
Some companies even hire so-called “analysts” to put out recommendations on the stocks. Keep in mind there are no real Wall Street analysts for OTCBB stocks. Yes there are hired guns that claim to be analysts. But always read the fine print, as you will find 9 times out of 10 that these people have simply been hired to tout a stock. Professional Wall Street knows about the OTCBB world and its problems and that is why they generally ignore it. Have you ever wondered why the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and others rarely cover OTCBB stocks? Because they know about the things I have just told you.
We received a letter from someone several weeks ago who claimed to be a “large, long-term shareholder” in a company. He was whining about one of our news stories and our timing in releasing the news. He must have been an insider, as we cannot think of anyone who would be foolish enough to buy a big block of stock in an OTCBB company and hold it as a long-term investor. You don’t do that with OTCBB stocks unless you want to lose all of your money. You can be a big investor, long term, in mutual funds, real companies on large exchanges, and the like. Not with OTCBB stocks. Only a fool would do that. A fool and his money.
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Mike I also agree with you. That in general if you are just looking at stock symboles are reading press releases then your best bet is to trade OTCBB stocks.
There are good companies on the pink sheets. There are companies that leave the pink sheets and go on to become larger companies. Yes it is possible to find such companies. No you can't look at it with the eye's of a trader...sorry trader don't find 10 baggers. I have been both a trader and an investor and my largest gains have always come from long term holds. Yeah I have made descent money as a trader, but you really need a large chunk of money and a lot of time to be successful at it.
I'm talking about find 20 companies with much larger than average potential. Sure I might loose 19 times. But the one time that I'm right will way more than make up for the loses.
As far as your wishful thinking tell that to the people that cashed in a 100 gran on NDOL recently. It can, and does happen. It doesn't happen if you aren't willing to fully investigate the companies.
Believe me I understand what kind of crap trades on the pinksheets. But do understand that there are real companies that do real business. These companies often do leave the pinksheets for other exchanges.
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Sure you can mention/identify NDOL because it was one of those stocks that did make people money, but then again there is no telling how many other stocks and money spent/loss that those people held and endured before finally hitting that big on.
I think with most traders, winning a little every now and then only makes up for what they have already lost, like Bingo players. It is only when a big winner comes along that puts them ahead of the game. And as Will said, the odds of that happening (for the average trader) slim to none.
jmo...but good luck to you anyhow.
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Will, I thought you said you didn't follow plni, but knew it had to be whistling the same ol' tune as all the others (not your exact words, just my impression). So you are saying...
"I am glad to see PLNI mentioned, because they are one of the worse offenders. Yea they released some hokus pokus financials, and in the year or so leading up to that diluted to the tune of about 3 billion shares."
Last year, Wicklund forward split. There's your dilution, Will, trader stampede to the sell button. End of story. The plni FLOAT has not changed significantly since that time. OS has changed, restricted shares that may or may not make it to the public float. This whole thing is hosed up. My real-live broker in town can't locate shares to buy. Turek is already on the otcbb. I expect to see plni on there soon.
Old stats, Will. Not even sure they are correct, but I will check.
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QBID Any Day now!!!! Kidding I made more money on QBID than on any other over the last 3 years Feb 2004 In - Out You gots to love a good pump and dump as far as a Real Company I believe in Delphi dphiq and pbls Check out pbls Plans here
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"PPL always think the stock they are stuck in will go the extra mile"
No doubt. It's hard to admit failure and move on....but failing is part of winning when it comes to stocks.
I have noticed a lot of the PBLS investors seem to be eying LFWK as well. i need to take a little time and look at that company I guess. Thanks for the tip.
quote:Originally posted by realperson: QBID Any Day now!!!! Kidding I made more money on QBID than on any other over the last 3 years Feb 2004 In - Out You gots to love a good pump and dump as far as a Real Company I believe in Delphi dphiq and pbls Check out pbls Plans here
dphiq...now theres a winner in time. Bill always seems to know what he's talking about. So as soon as the UAW and Delphi hammer this out with the automakers, anyone who invest now should easily quadruple their return within 3 to 4 years.
I've worked for Ford now going on 12 years, and I've always known Bill jr. to be right on just about everytime.
Personally I don't think the UAW/Delphi wants to strike. And GM, sheesh...enough said.
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gnulnx, take the success stories and reverse engineer them (news, filings, posts, etc). I think you will have a good plan for catching fantastic entry points. Sorry, outta time to do the pink list tonight. GL
Graduation list from otcbb for last calendar year. The Exchange/Market Class and Market Value columns were incomplete, so I used Yahoo to find New Exchange and Latest Market Cap. Note: CS = Common Stock
Deletion Date, otcbb symbol, new exchange symbol, Issue name, New Exchange, Market Cap
05/03/2006 KSWW KSW KSW Inc CS AMEX 25.66M 03/27/2006 KHLM KUL Kuhlman Company, Inc. CS AMEX 23.67M 03/20/2006 ACRG BRR ACR Group, Inc. CS AMEX 43.66M 03/15/2006 MDVN MDV Medivation, Inc. CS AMEX 107.51M 03/13/2006 TEQI THM Thomas Equipment, Inc. CS AMEX 50.31M 01/23/2006 GECO GEE Global Entertainment Corporation CS AMEX 37.65M 12/28/2005 ILGN ILI Interleukin Genetics, Inc. CS AMEX 128.58M 12/19/2005 MSHT MGT MedicSight, Inc. CS AMEX 171.38M 12/02/2005 RGBC DFZ R.G. Barry Corporation CS AMEX 60.41M 11/23/2005 GAXI GAX Galaxy Energy Corporation CS AMEX 62.49M 11/07/2005 MNRD BUF Minrad International, Inc. CS AMEX 107.99M 10/14/2005 RELM RWC RELM Wireless Corporation CS AMEX 90.83M 10/13/2005 SITI SLS SLS International, Inc. CS AMEX 34.96M 10/07/2005 MHTT MHA Manhattan Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CS AMEX 59.49M 10/07/2005 SLPH SUF Sulphco, Inc. CS AMEX 577.78M 10/03/2005 UPST UPI Uroplasty, Inc. CS AMEX 16.99M 09/22/2005 HNAB HNAB Hana Biosciences, Inc. CS NASDAQ NNM 243,277,927 09/21/2005 CSII CVN Conversion Services International, Inc. CS AMEX 43M 09/20/2005 FPPC FPP FieldPoint Petroleum Corporation CS AMEX 42.45M 09/19/2005 SVLF SVL Silverleaf Resorts, Inc. CS NYSE N/A * ----------Yahooo lists SVL as AMEX w/ 149.98M 09/07/2005 LSRI LSR Life Sciences Research, Inc. CS NYSE N/A * ----------LSRI is back on the PINKSHEETS or OTCBB (not sure)... ----------cut this from a PR...Minutes before the opening bell on Sept. 7, the NYSE canceled its plan to list the company amid protests from animal rights groups that claim its business is unethical. The NYSE never explained the delay.
08/26/2005 BBOI BBC Bodisen Biotech, Inc. CS AMEX 203.21M 08/16/2005 TCOW TCX Tucows Inc Class A CS AMEX 59.77M 08/10/2005 MTEK MEK Metretek Technologies, Inc. CS AMEX 168.04M 08/08/2005 MSHI MHJ Man Sang Holdings Inc CS AMEX 32.17M 08/03/2005 NLPN NLN National Lampoon Inc AMEX 13.26M 08/02/2005 NLPN NLN National Lampoon Inc *** don't know why it's listed twice 07/28/2005 COVD DVW Covad Communications Group, Inc. CS AMEX 576.83M 07/28/2005 FHRI FLL Full House Resorts, Inc. CS AMEX 33.5M 07/27/2005 FLTK FTK Flotek Industries, Inc. CS AMEX 190.69M 07/25/2005 GNAC GAN Gainsco, Inc. CS AMEX 153.91M 07/18/2005 AOBO AOB American Oriental Bioengineering, Inc. CS AMEX 353.89M 07/15/2005 LENF AID Law Enforcement Associates Corporation CS AMEX 31.44M 07/06/2005 IMXPF IMR IMA Exploration, Inc. Ordinary Shares (Canada) AMEX 133.1M 06/29/2005 FTDGF FRG Fronteer Development Group Inc. CS (Canada) AMEX 244.04M 06/23/2005 FDVF FFI Fortune Diversified Industries, Inc. New CS AMEX 52.27M 06/20/2005 WEGC WHT Westside Energy Corporation CS AMEX 68.36M 06/09/2005 BSDM BSM BSD Medical Corporation CS AMEX 107.72M 06/08/2005 RECM RSY Recom Managed Systems, Inc. CS N/A N/A ------changed its trading symbol on AMEX to SGN from RSY 109.64M 06/08/2005 XFNE XFN Xfone, Inc. CS AMEX 24.3M 06/01/2005 CYME GTF Cytomedix, Inc. New CS AMEX 69.19M 06/01/2005 WIRX XWG Wireless Xcessories Group Inc CS AMEX 21.2M 05/26/2005 DYAD DIL Dyadic International, Inc. CS AMEX 149.66M 05/23/2005 GTEL GTE GlobeTel Communications Corporation CS AMEX 130.57M
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MikeC wrote dphiq...now theres a winner in time. Bill always seems to know what he's talking about. So as soon as the UAW and Delphi hammer this out with the automakers, anyone who invest now should easily quadruple their return within 3 to 4 years.
I've worked for Ford now going on 12 years, and I've always known Bill jr. to be right on just about everytime.
Personally I don't think the UAW/Delphi wants to strike. And GM, sheesh...enough said.
I got into dphiq days after it dumped at .37 cents sold it at 1.02 bought back at .67 and now its between 1.26 and 1.43 As soon as the strike scare is over no where but up This is a major Corp with plants all over the world and 13,000 Union employees alone, Selling in the Pennies? Goto delphi.com for the restructuring details Chapter 11 is cool
Also Playing with Delta dalrq chapter 11 60 cents right now
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That should make research easier. If you use the otcbb list, you have to sort out the ones that got demoted from the big boards. Incoming from both directions - tedious chore.
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