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2.5 days until the buyback is complete. Anyone think we'll make it to .0002 by then? I would guess that it all depends on the volume.
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IMHO, I think that 2 billion is not enough to move this stock. If they purchased 20 billion, then the stock will move. But they need money with all these "investments" that they are doing. I am not a basher of any sort, but I have been riding this stock for way too long.
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So, they are going to buy back 2 billion and add another 4 billion. I think I'm going to pick the corn out of my sh*t and send it to them to turn into ethanol.
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wow we have been on the number 39 thread page for a loooooong time! lol
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COMPANY NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES FROM OTHER SOURCES:
James Monroe Capital Retires Shares
CHICAGO, Oct 02, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- James Monroe Corporation (Pink Sheets:JMCP) has retired shares from a buyback of 2 billion shares prior to September 29, 2006. The new share structure will be posted on the company web site after the company receives the new numbers in writing to have on file.
Taylor Moffitt said, "Everyone has been very busy. It has been a great run of long days, nights, and weekends filled with work. Aside from adding all of the new equipment to the shop, from our last expansion, so that we are ready for full production, we have also been welding, painting, and assembling the customer training and R&D ethanol plant. Most ethanol plants take well over a year to construct, but our project has been going up so quickly that we may end up having to wait on permits--that's spectacular progress and will give us a feather in our cap, if we can beat all of the permits. We have hired new fabricators and workers, and a new executive who will start with us soon. Floyd Butterfield has been continuing to improve our engineering, and regarding his latest modifications, told me, 'It will knock your socks off.' Outside of the US, particularly in developing countries, the small ethanol plants have been well received, and we have initial purchase orders. In the office, we have been installing control systems for tracking every penny, as requested by a PCAOB auditor. We are nearing a final selection of a PCAOB auditor, and are looking forward to being a reporting company. At the same time we have been finishing off one of the Northland Home Solutions houses, so that we can sell it. We have continued to work on mergers and acquisitions. Other parties have continued to show interest."
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Yep it may tick up.... bout time, thanks for the info Holding 5400000 shares at .0001
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Lets hope we start seeing some results from CR and hopefully see the price move up a little. Ive been in here sine april so i'm in no hurry but some activity/news would be good.
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Shareholder meeting in NOV. Might be some news at meeting. Do we know how many shareholders have stock in JMCP?
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James Monroe Capital Corporation Shareholder Meeting
James Monroe Capital Corporation (Pink Sheets:JMCP) will be hosting its first annual shareholder meeting, tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, November 1, 2006.
The meeting will be held at 116 N. Commercial, in Eagle Grove Iowa, at the new Diversified Ethanol building, 1:00 pm. CEO Chris McGovern said, "Since we are all partners owning businesses together, I would like to meet with shareholders face-to-face, and show off our progress. The new building has a large conference room, which will be perfect for the meeting. We will discuss company progress and future goals. Attending the meeting to answer questions will be a leading Bradford loan officer, Brian Mingus. Joining us one at a time by speakerphone will be our engineer, marketing people, our head of timeshare development, and several JMCP deal makers, who are the engines of our growth. Following the question and answer session, we will offer a tour of the ethanol facility, and a tour of a couple of the dozen or so pieces of real estate we've acquired in the area."
Shareholders will need to register for the meeting by mail, on or before September 1, 2006. Please send your name and the best way to reach you, along with documentation that shows you are a shareholder. If you would like a white polo shirt with the James Monroe Capital company logo, please specify your size. Shirts are $20.
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.
James Monroe Capital Corporation, Northbrook Chris McGovern, 847-418-3848
Source: Business Wire (August 4, 2006 - 3:36 PM EST)
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Here's the question? Will JMCP make a bigger profit this year on their ethanol or on their $20 t-shirt sales?
I mean, if they sell a butt-load of t-shirts at 20 bucks a pop, did you think we can get to .0002?
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I like these calm little moments before the storm... Reminds me of Bethoven Posts: 3255 | From: Orlando, FL | Registered: Mar 2006
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James Monroe Corporation (JMCP) - Wednesday's shares stayed even at $0.0001 per share with a total of 50,770,000 shares traded. The company has retired shares from a buyback of 2 billion shares prior to September 29, 2006. The new share structure will be posted on the company web site after the company receives the new numbers in writing to have on file. Taylor Moffitt said, "Everyone has been very busy. It has been a great run of long days, nights, and weekends filled with work. Aside from adding all of the new equipment to the shop, from our last expansion, so that we are ready for full production, we have also been welding, painting, and assembling the customer training and R&D ethanol plant. Most ethanol plants take well over a year to construct, but our project has been going up so quickly that we may end up having to wait on permits--that's spectacular progress and will give us a feather in our cap, if we can beat all of the permits. We have hired new fabricators and workers, and a new executive who will start with us soon. Floyd Butterfield has been continuing to improve our engineering, and regarding his latest modifications, told me, 'It will knock your socks off.' Outside of the US, particularly in developing countries, the small ethanol plants have been well received, and we have initial purchase orders. In the office, we have been installing control systems for tracking every penny, as requested by a PCAOB auditor. We are nearing a final selection of a PCAOB auditor, and are looking forward to being a reporting company. At the same time we have been finishing off one of the Northland Home Solutions houses, so that we can sell it. We have continued to work on mergers and acquisitions. Other parties have continued to show interest."
James Monroe Capital Corporation is a publicly traded holding company that focuses on acquisitions, start-ups, and real estate. The company solicits contracts for stable income as the stable base to fund its otherwise aggressive efforts. These efforts are "opportunistic and time-sensitive deals" often involving distressed situations where other parties have something very valuable they are about to lose entirely.
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10/3/2006 - America’s amber waves of grain may soon be joined by small trees, grassy meadows and food wastes as key ingredients of a budding national ethanol industry. Congress is doing what it can to encourage production in states where it’s used the most — including New York.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., and Rep. Brian Higgins, D-South Buffalo, are sponsoring bills in their respective houses of Congress to give tax credits to companies which produce less than 150 million gallons of ethanol a year. Only companies in New York, California, Florida and Texas however would benefit.
Those four states are the only ones whose residents consume more than 2 percent of the nation’s unleaded gasoline, but produce less than 2 percent of the nation’s ethanol.
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No one posted here all day. It was all the way over on page three. I guess we can say at this point you are all tired of waiting on the next speculative PR.
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Yep.. Looks dead... but will hold my 5400000 shares at .0001 forever till I loose it all with a reverse split (Which they say they wont do) or will make gr8 money.... picked this one to make lots of money..... its the best .0001 stock that I have seen.... In 4 the long haul.... Courage :-} Only Time Will Tell
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With this share structure it would take a massive reverse split to get even close to respectable. IMHO it would take an earthquake to move this stock. They did retire 2 bill. share prior to Sept. 29, 2006, but it seems they have a long way to go. I like the co. but their structure is ridiculous.
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If any of you want out try selling it at the ask. I jumped in for a whopping 100 bucks worth just for kicks a while back, came to my senses shortly thereafter and sold for no loss other than commission. If my memory serves me right the AS was the same at 50 billion and the OS was around 35 billion. Lotta dilution going on and if they follow the pattern of most of these macro micro pennies they will R/S and continue to dilute to raise capital for operations if they have any. I have not done much research on them at all but the authorized shares speaks volumes.
Is the bid/ask still at .0001? I may have sold when they were both at .0001, though I can't remember and too lazy to check to see in my account. LOL
GLTA
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This is dead cat. Put an order sell at .0001 for over 1 year, still can't sell.
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I know that is such bs -I hate when people just flat out lie!no way you had a GTC * .0001 for a year.now he will post something like oh yea I was just kidding!
Posts: 114 | From: St.Pete Florida | Registered: Sep 2005
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Brian I am upto 200 milliom shares owned and climbing,If you think it will go then the hell with the comments and buy them up and wait! because when this runs i will have a billion and they will be buying from me on the way up!!!!!!!!!!!
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Encouraging to see that you're in this, Matto. What do you see for JMCP future? Your thoughts?
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quote:Originally posted by matto: Brian I am upto 200 milliom shares owned and climbing,If you think it will go then the hell with the comments and buy them up and wait! because when this runs i will have a billion and they will be buying from me on the way up!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey Matto, Good to see you in this as well. 200 million, wow. I have 21 million and I am holding strong.
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