quote:Originally posted by rickachiu: According to the 8-K report: Each share of FHAL is worth $0.001 per share. XKEM was supposed to be worth over a dollar. Look at it now.
We already covered this Rick. Please reread the rest of the board. The shares are not worth .001.
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Everyone was bullish this morning. Stay positive people.
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All I care about is what the CEO said today. No splits, he said they would be putting "all" their resources into the Amazon deal. The ticker symbol will change in about 15 days. The rest has already been mentioned. Obviously, their is more news to come out, but please no speculation. This is a good stock and time will show that to be true. Two big company's coming together, what more could you ask for. GLTA in FHAL. Enjoy your evening and relax!
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Oh by the way, even though Rufus sounds like a DUFUS, I think he's a good business man. The man that own's the multi million dollar company I work for, never makes public speaches because he is to SHY. We are one of the leading small turbine engine building companys in the world.
quote:Originally posted by cassity: Oh by the way, even though Rufus sounds like a DUFUS, I think he's a good business man. The man that own's the multi million dollar company I work for, never makes public speaches because he is to SHY. We are one of the leading small turbine engine building companys in the world.
Williams?
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quote:Originally posted by lostone: looks like we may see a crash tomorrow then.. but i'm just gonna hold and see this thing through, i hope it won't be another PGPM.. doesn't seem like it..
Why do you say we will see a crash tomorrow?
cuz it's friday.. will most likely crash if no PR.. and i doubt there will be PR tomorrow, even though they should already have released the contract signed today.. but o well.. biting the bullet.. even though everything looks so positive, it's the traders and MM's that control the price ultimately, and there are more short term traders than investors..
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Lost all momentum....I shoulda waited to get in....I knew better...It will more than likely drop to 13 or less tomorrow morning...fill the gap.....I'll cost average to save my skin when it gets there... This is not the game to play when you have too much chit goin on in your world,I guess...It might recover quick....but I definately see it closen that gap...
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Excellent material from Digiwench at I H u b Anything is possible I guess
"READ THIS and Feel Better!
Examples of stocks which, after a reverse merger of the type FHAL is now part of, went from pennies to dollars: ____________________________________________________ J.L. Halsey Corporation (OTCBB: JLHY, previously NAHC) was added to the Profile List on 10/02/2000 at $0.006. On 05/12/05 they announced a reverse merger with Lyris Technologies, Inc. and closed at $0.32 on volume of 419,700, a gain of 5,233% in 4 yrs 7 months. UPDATE: traded as high as $0.79 on volume of 688,300 on 08/23/05, a gain of 13,000%!
Sports Entertainment Enterprises, Inc. (OTCBB: SPEA) was added to the Profile List on 07/24/2002 at 0.05 x 0.15. On 12/15/04 it traded at 0.10 per share. On 12/16/04 they announced a reverse merger with an entity (Robert F.X. Sillerman, CKX, Inc.) that will acquire a majority interest in the assets comprising the estate of Elvis Presley and closed at $6.41 on volume of 1,339,073, a gain of 6,300% in one day. UPDATE: traded as high as $30.65 on volume of 57,100 on 05/09/05. DETAILED INFO HERE
St. George Metals, Inc. (OTCBB: SGGM) was added to the Profile List on 04/22/03 at .003 x .009, traded as high as .75 with volume of 653,300 on 09/08/2004, a gain of 8,233% in 17 months. They announced a joint venture on 09/02/2004.
Cyco Net, Inc. (OTCBB: CYKE) was added to the Profile List on 11/06/03 at 0.02 x 0.04, traded as high as .48 with volume of 544,433 on 11/21/03, a gain of 1,100% in 15 days. They announced a reverse merger on 11/24/03. UPDATE: traded at $1.30 with volume of 618,007 on 01/22/04, a gain of 3,150% in 11 weeks.
Geoworks Corporation (OTCBB: GWRX) was added to the Profile List on 04/22/03 at 0.017 x 0.02, traded at a high of 0.47 with volume of 2,333,600 on 06/10/2003, a gain of 2,250% in 7 weeks.
Laser Recording Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: LSRY) went from 0.025 on 04/14/2003 to a high of 1.50 on 05/05/2003 after a reverse merger was announced on 04/24/2003, a gain of 5,900% in 3 weeks.
HomeCom Communications, Inc. (OTCBB: HCOM) was addedto the Profile List on 04/09/2002 at 0.005 x 0.007, traded at 0.001 on 03/19/2003, announced a merger on 03/28/03, and hit a high of 0.10 on 03/31/2003. The range between the low and high was 9,900% in 2 weeks.
TopClick International, Inc. (OTCBB: TOCK) went from 0.011 on 05/15/2001 to a high of 0.35 after a reverse merger was announced on 06/04/2001, a gain of 3,081% in 3 weeks.
Great Wall Food & Beverage Corp. (OTCBB: GWFB) was added to our Profile List on 5/28/01 at 0.51 x 0.75. On 12/07/2001, it forward split 10 for 1, changed it's symbol to DUVT, and was bid at $1.70, a gain of 2,166% in less than six months."
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serious question: saw one post mentioning that Tim from PQL had a question aired during the broadcast--anybody catch the question AND the answer(s), if any... ?
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Tex, I heard the question and answer, it was a mess of an interview on both sides, anyway FHAL did not go into depth on the securities or bonds but the COO did mention that they are 90% liquid. Hope this helps a little
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he asked about the bond issue. Rufus said something to the affect that they are liquid and have had offers for 90% of the value of the bond. Something along those lines
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he asked about the bond issue. Rufus said something to the affect that they are liquid and have had offers for 90% of the value of the bond. Something along those lines
quote:Originally posted by RyanPBF: he asked about the bond issue. Rufus said something to the affect that they are liquid and have had offers for 90% of the value of the bond. Something along those lines
well, ya...lol...
Ok, thanks, Ryan--will find out more tonight, I suspect.
Sounds like the segment was a complete clusterpuk, eh?
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Comments and attitudes have been based solely on the fact that Rufus, being from GA didn't sound polished. People didn't listen to what Rufus was saying when he wasn't interupted by the hosts, who were too busy joking around. Yes Rufus has a Drawl and speaks slowly and isn't a reincarnation of Tony Robbins.
He stated in no uncertain terms that FHAL shares will remain as they are. No split. no restriction.
He stated that they had 3 offers on the table for 90% value of the bonds.
He stated that they will go full steam ahead with the Amazon project.
He stated that the Eco-credits could be worth more than the Logs that are presently sitting in the Amazon and that they have other models that are currently working with eco-credits(Experience).
He actually said more than that but it was overshadowed by the sophmoric banter of the Radio show hosts.
If people didn't use emotions and stereotypes this stock would have closed considerably higher today.
Good Luck Wally
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I think that the interviewers were horrible. They barely even introduced him and then they asked "What's going on?". Rufus said "well do you have any questions?". The interviewers said "lets go to the phones" Great journalism...not.
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No problem, I'm here to answer the tough questions...
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quote:Originally posted by T e x: so catch me up to speed, Wally. It gapped--I got that...then what?
Then it started to retrace. People expecting the gap taking profits. Then it seemed like most people were waiting around for the interview. Rufus was late and the hosts made it seem like he didn't want to get on the air. They kept joking around taking calls and telling the caller, If Rufus were here what would you ask. Then put another caller on and ask him to try and answer. There was one person there, I think it was Mike the Analyst, that wanted to try and and questions but everytime he tried to speak they cut him off. At this point I started to see selling. Then Rufus came on and it went downhill from there. They asked him What's going on. When he was taken aback, not completely understanding what they meant, they said: You know gives us some color. Rufus still not understanding said do you have any questions, at which time they went to the phones. Rufus did do some splaining but by that time very few were listening.
The selling continued until it bottomed at 18.5. I was licking my chops and put a buy in for .18 but it never filled. The stock pretty much channeled the rest of the day between .20 and .24.
Oh yah, I forgot to mention that the MM's did a nice big shake prior to the interview.
That about sums it up unless anyone else has something to add that I forgot.
GLTA Wally
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Just got back from vacation. What happened to Mike Alexander in the merger? Is he still going to be with the company? He was the guy that got the LOI signed in the 1st place, and hopefully will remain in a capacity in which the new company will reap the rewards of his contacts.
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Good recap Wally. When I read it I realized that it was not as bad as some people seem to think. Rufus was flustered, and the interviewers were being childish.
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there ya go, Wally...the summary I was looking for...
well, at this point, all I can say is we hit on sumpin yesterday and last night, figuring that these factors were in play, which few wanted to address:
* the potential effect of the "interview"
* for lack of a better term, the "PQL" questions
* the gap, which even fewer wanted to address, lol
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So what's your take on it all Tex? Will tomorrow be rough or happytime?
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quote:Originally posted by gonnabrich: Just got back from vacation. What happened to Mike Alexander in the merger? Is he still going to be with the company? He was the guy that got the LOI signed in the 1st place, and hopefully will remain in a capacity in which the new company will reap the rewards of his contacts.
Mike will stay on with the new company. I believe his role will deal with the Amazon logging project.
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quote:Originally posted by T e x: there ya go, Wally...the summary I was looking for...
well, at this point, all I can say is we hit on sumpin yesterday and last night, figuring that these factors were in play, which few wanted to address:
* the potential effect of the "interview"
* for lack of a better term, the "PQL" questions
* the gap, which even fewer wanted to address, lol
Again, nice summary there, Wally
I guess all those factors have been addressed now. It did gap and the gap was definately filled.
"PQL" questions. 3 offers on the table for 90% financing.
The effect of the interview---Is obvious.
GLTA Wally
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