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I , for one, thought that cashcowmoo made a lot of since. He's right about penny trading. 5-10% a month can make you a millionaire. I calculated it a few months ago. I've lost a few hundred and maybe thousands on stocks because I made my 10-30% profit and got out only to see the pps go up much more. Using that pattern has helped me to keep a steady income coming in. I have a few million invested in BKMP and have been in this stock for over a year now so I'm no basher. I just don't trust that this stock will get too far past, maybe, .005 even after the US contracts because too many people who've lost money are just waiting to sell at the first sign of a gain. That's why, when it runs , it's never able to get past .001-.0015. I learned my lesson awhile ago and have flipped this thing many times. .001 and back down to .0003. I used to look at this stock like a lottery stock but these kind are never the ones to make that .0002 to .55 miracle run in a week. It's always the ones that not too many noticed beforehand. I just hope a couple on the stocks I already have will do that. Stocks that don't have threads like this on stock boards.
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finally someone that sees the light! good post gatorblue, and you are right...i cant even imagine how many sell orders are just sitting on the sidelines ridin this puppy up. there will be massive selling on the next run because people are tired of a dead stock/PPS and it has created fear among many. personally i like stocks that move, consistent ups and downs show people are trading a stock and you canmake money. however, on a PPS that has been flatlined as BKMP has...
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Most certainly First run from here weak hands will fly away, flippers will flip.. stock will consolidate then on to whatever it is perceived to be worth. Many have already gone. Lotta shares owned at .0003 I feel VG about prospects going forward
Why MMA Is The Sport Of The Future, by Stephen Quadros
Originally conceived to settle the now obsolete debate of which martial arts style is “the best,” the sport of mixed martial arts (MMA) has come a long way. Moving past the linear myopia of ‘style vs. style’ that has held the martial arts back for centuries, MMA now represents the epitome of athletic competition the way its original rough draft, the ancient sport of Pankration, intended it to be.
The term Pankration comes from the Greek words “pan,” meaning “all,” and “kratos," which is translated to mean “power.” In other words, no holds barred. Originally introduced into the Greek Olympic games in 648 B.C., Pankration included striking and grappling. The results of the early Pankration bouts were grave and sometimes life threatening, mainly because there were no weight divisions and only two rules: no biting or eye gouging. There were no time limits and although knockouts were common, most matches were decided on the ground by striking or submission holds.
But today’s mixed martial arts competition contains only a remnant of the potential physical risk of the original Pankration. Through the work of state athletic commissions and high level fight organizations like the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and the International Fight League (IFL), the sport now has a safe and sane semblance of rules that guarantee maximum spectator excitement with minimal damage to the athletes, compared to its early manifestations.
The 21st century has seen a significant growth in popularity for MMA, which could accurately be characterized as an explosion. Every major country now has both live and televised mixed martial arts competition events: England, Japan, USA, Canada, Brazil, Russia, etc. Television numbers in Japan and America, the world’s two leading markets, verify that the sport has arrived in the mainstream. Where boxing and professional wrestling formerly ruled the consciousness of the person who sought combat oriented entertainment, MMA has risen to the forefront to challenge both these institutions.
So what makes the sport of MMA so compelling?
The representation of the fighters on television as human beings with senses of humor, with quirks, and with a variety of personality types. One thing that has been proven over and over again in recent times is that the public wants “reality.” Of course that term inspires debate as to its true meaning and validity, but one thing cannot be agued: people want to know as much about the actual person as they do about which techniques he uses to win a match.
The level of athleticism in mixed martial arts has risen to rival that of ANY sport, whether it is basketball, soccer or tennis. MMA fighters have to be in peak physical condition to be taken seriously. Cardiovascular, strength, and flexibility training are now mandatory for any athlete who hopes to be successful. And it is an upward spiral that sees no end in sight. Each year new breakthroughs in training create further advancements in the realm of expanding the body’s capabilities. The irrefutable fact for today’s fighter is that physical conditioning is equally as important as technical skill.
Fighting prowess is the obvious top dog when it comes to analyzing why people are now drawn to the sport of mixed martial arts. 20 years ago, Mike Tyson was reputed to be the “baddest man on the planet.” Therefore, in the public’s mind boxing was revered to be the ultimate combat sport format to settle the question of who was the best fighter in the world. But when the UFC first started in 1993, it planted the seed to change this perception. Now MMA rivals boxing as the THE number one setting to produce the world’s best fighter(s). And besides the conditioning aspect, the technique involved in mixed martial arts is staggering and open-ended. A fighter must know how to apply and defend against boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai, Karate, wrestling (freestyle and Greco Roman), judo, jiu-jitsu and more. There are so many ways to win in MMA that the outcome is truly unpredictable at times. And if a fighter is overwhelmed and feels he cannot continue, for any reason, he can honorably forfeit the match, or “submit” as it is referred to, by tapping out.
Change does not come easy for any idea that looks to alter or challenge an established routine. But MMA has been in the North American public consciousness for over a decade now and like boxing, which evolved from back alley brawls to an Olympic sport and a worldwide television success, mixed martial arts has already proven itself to be the sport of the present…and of the future. Back to News
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Posted by: LP640 In reply to: None Date:12/11/2006 11:23:06 PM Post #of 180850
Latest response from Scottrade...
I asked why bkmpp is on their restriction list as no buys/sells only, yet my account holdings show L994# and how I can go about selling bkmpp. This is the response I got from them today...
"Thank you for your email. BKMP has stated that the preferred shares are non-restricted and tradable, however we have received no information regarding any available market for the shares. Unless there is a market available to trade the shares, they are completely worthless.
Please let us know if you have any additional questions or comments.
Sincerely,
Kevin E. Kohler National Service Center Broker Scottrade, Inc."
If their is no market, then why is it on their restriction list? And why doesn't my account holdings have the symbol bkmpp?
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Do you have access to MY PORTFOLIO or something??? Misery loves company, and I'm there, man.
I read your "7 paragraph" post. (Next time, just make it one big paragraph, so as not to offend) I wish I could say it was all BS, but sadly it's not. I'm also tired of saying, "But it had SO MUCH potential..."
Let's just hope BKMP is that ONE exception.
I think I've discovered how to end up with ONE MILLION dollars trading pennies.
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I can't believe I said "made a lot of since" in my previous post. I meant made a lot of sense. Sorry, just got back to the post and picked it up.
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im hoping the best for BKMP, but there is one very serious issue that needs to be figured out. why is the transfer agent for BKMP gagged? why would a company want to do that? to block shareholders....owners of the company from findind out information? personally i think it should be illegal to do such a thing. BKMP has also not said a peep about the buyback, and....many believe the O/S is increasing by the billions.
am i wrong for questioning the company on this? many here would say "how dare you question our potential!!!" or "get out of here you non-believer"
well...i believe i just wonder. i wonder if anyone has asked sandy about the T/A being gagged
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thanx for the input and questions cashcowmoo. i for one dont believe a thing i hear anymore in pinksheet stocks. especially from ones that have ceo's with a bad track record for success. i am all in on this though and have decided to hold out for either a rally or a reverse split. you are not wrong for questioning these things. i wonder what our o/s , and a/s is as well. judging from the volume i dont think major dilution is going on as we are not getting any big buy orders in to sell those shares. just speculating though as i dont have much a clue as to what is really going on. odds are it is a scam. that being said i love mmarts and hope we one day will make it to america so i can be a subscriber through my cable company.
best of luck to you all.
sincerely your bkmpidiot.
34 million long and strong. wanting more but cautious to put more of my eggies into this.
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I would never say don't question these things. I would say if you have ANY QUESTION that isn't being answered that you NEED answered, you should sell your shares and move on. Sub-pennies have bad structures, that is why they are sub-pennies. I have said this before: DON'T look for Blue chip structure in the bargain bin. You appear really spooked by this stock, you really should spare yourself the stress and get out of BKMP, ASAP.
quote:Originally posted by CashCowMoo: im hoping the best for BKMP, but there is one very serious issue that needs to be figured out. why is the transfer agent for BKMP gagged? why would a company want to do that? to block shareholders....owners of the company from findind out information? personally i think it should be illegal to do such a thing. BKMP has also not said a peep about the buyback, and....many believe the O/S is increasing by the billions.
am i wrong for questioning the company on this? many here would say "how dare you question our potential!!!" or "get out of here you non-believer"
well...i believe i just wonder. i wonder if anyone has asked sandy about the T/A being gagged
quote:I would never say don't question these things. I would say if you have ANY QUESTION that isn't being answered that you NEED answered, you should sell your shares and move on. Sub-pennies have bad structures, that is why they are sub-pennies. I have said this before: DON'T look for Blue chip structure in the bargain bin. You appear really spooked by this stock, you really should spare yourself the stress and get out of BKMP, ASAP.
100% incorrect. Has it ever occurred to you that you are a part owner of this company? To state that you should just sell if the company is not addressing shareholder concerns is idiotic at best. You, CashCow, and everyone else that owns this stock are entitled to those answers as it is YOUR company. The answer is not to roll over and play dead, rather apply as much pressure as possible to Mr. Winnick to provide you, the owners, with the answers that you're entitled to.
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max i would sell, but where the PPS is right now I would be a lot better off hoping it bumps up. I bought BKMP at .003 so you see...i would rather wait it out then sell at .0003
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My point is: If you aren't getting the info you need and they appear to be hiding something, you shouldn't buy the stock or you should sell it and move on.
quote:Originally posted by Upside: Posted by Max Sharp:
quote:I would never say don't question these things. I would say if you have ANY QUESTION that isn't being answered that you NEED answered, you should sell your shares and move on. Sub-pennies have bad structures, that is why they are sub-pennies. I have said this before: DON'T look for Blue chip structure in the bargain bin. You appear really spooked by this stock, you really should spare yourself the stress and get out of BKMP, ASAP.
100% incorrect. Has it ever occurred to you that you are a part owner of this company? To state that you should just sell if the company is not addressing shareholder concerns is idiotic at best. You, CashCow, and everyone else that owns this stock are entitled to those answers as it is YOUR company. The answer is not to roll over and play dead, rather apply as much pressure as possible to Mr. Winnick to provide you, the owners, with the answers that you're entitled to.
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I don't think BKMP was ever at .003. FCDH was. I don't see BKMP ever going back to .003. You are going to have to average down to get your money back. If you are as stressed as you appear to be about this stock, you should sell for a loss and take the tax deduction.
quote:Originally posted by CashCowMoo: max i would sell, but where the PPS is right now I would be a lot better off hoping it bumps up. I bought BKMP at .003 so you see...i would rather wait it out then sell at .0003
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Nah, I think they go to .002 tops with the current structure. But crazier things have happened. .001 is good enough for me.
quote:Originally posted by kilerb: Max... You don't think BKMP will EVER be at .003? Even if they get a USA carriage deal? What do you think it will go to then?
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When I say BKMP I mean both BKMP and FCDH Max because in Oct.'05 it was FCDH back then and it was never *.003. That must have been awhile ago. maybe 2-3 years or something. I think it may get to .003, but that's about it because the sells would pour in. Only a huge PR like ABC invests in BKMP as part owner and incorporates it into their programming or something like that will get this to the .10-.01 range. I'll even take .005.
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Flash Point" Is Coming, as The Fight Network Welcomes Former WBC Champion Kevin Kelley as Its Newest Boxing Columnist, Announces Blackout Media Corp. Blackout Media Corp's (PINKSHEETS: BKMP) The Fight Network™, North America's first and only twenty-four (24) hour combatant sports and entertainment channel, announced today that Former WBC Featherweight World Champion, broadcaster, and now internet columnist, "The Flushing Flash" Kevin Kelley joins The Fight Network.com to bring fans a fighter's eye view of the boxing scene, across all of its distribution platforms of television, radio, mobile and web.
With a career mark of 59-8-2 (35 KOs), which includes some of the best featherweight fights of all-time, Kelley, from Flushing, Queens, has amassed a career considered one of the greatest ever by an American featherweight.
"I want to be the first person ever elected to the International Boxing Hall of Fame as both a fighter and an announcer," Kelley, who worked as color commentator on HBO's KO Nation, and Cedric Kushner's Heavyweight Explosion series, said.
"I remember growing up, my dad would gather all the TVs into one room on Saturday afternoon, and the family would watch all the Saturday afternoon fights at the same time.
"That's when boxing was great, when everybody knew who the fighters were, and all the big fights were on free TV."
Kelley joins three-time world champion Diego "Chico" Corrales as guest boxing analyst on The Fight Network.com, and, like Corrales, has provided boxing fans with some of the most thrilling performances ever seen.
"It's an honor having a warrior like Kevin writing for us," stated Jason Abelson, Director of Boxing Content for The Fight Network.
"As great a pure boxer as Kevin is, he's never shy about throwing caution to the wind, and turning any fight into a war. I know he'll bring those same qualities to The Fight Network.com."
Kelley will contribute a monthly column entitled "Flash Point" for The Fight Network.com, providing an insider's perspective on a wide range of topics that resonate through out the industry of boxing. Kelley's columns will appear along side other professional athletes from the areas of mixed martial arts, boxing and pro wrestling under the section Tough Talk! "Where the Pros speak their minds"
Kelley's first column will appear on Friday, December 15th in The Fight Network's new "Tough Talk" section on its website.
About The Fight Network:
The Fight Network is a cross-platform media company with brand interest in television, pay-per-view radio, mobile and web. All five of these media offerings are seamlessly integrated to offer fans of combatant sports and related entertainment a true convergence experience. The Fight Network Inc. corporate headquarters is located in Toronto, Canada. Additional information on the company can be found at www.thefightnetwork.com.
About Blackout Media Corp.:
Blackout Media Corp. is a holding company with an interest in Blackout Communications who is a diversified media and entertainment company conducting operations in digital television, VOD, PPV, radio the Internet and print under the brand name "The Fight Network." The activities of Blackout Media Corp. are conducted principally in Canada and the United States.
Safe Harbor
Certain statements in this news release may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements, other than statements of fact, included in this release, including, without limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and objectives of the company, are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Technical complications that may arise could prevent the prompt implementation of any strategically significant plan(s) outlined above. The company cautions that these forward-looking statements are further qualified by other factors. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any statements in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Source: Market Wire (December 14, 2006 - 10:33 AM EST
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Date:12/14/2006 10:36:51 AM Post #of 181646
"Flash Point" Is Coming, as The Fight Network Welcomes Former WBC Champion Kevin Kelley as Its Newest Boxing Columnist, Announces Blackout Media Corp. Thursday December 14, 10:32 am ET
TORONTO--(MARKET WIRE)--Dec 14, 2006 -- Blackout Media Corp's (Other OTC:BKMP.PK - News) The Fight Network™, North America's first and only twenty-four (24) hour combatant sports and entertainment channel, announced today that Former WBC Featherweight World Champion, broadcaster, and now internet columnist, "The Flushing Flash" Kevin Kelley joins The Fight Network.com to bring fans a fighter's eye view of the boxing scene, across all of its distribution platforms of television, radio, mobile and web. With a career mark of 59-8-2 (35 KOs), which includes some of the best featherweight fights of all-time, Kelley, from Flushing, Queens, has amassed a career considered one of the greatest ever by an American featherweight.
"I want to be the first person ever elected to the International Boxing Hall of Fame as both a fighter and an announcer," Kelley, who worked as color commentator on HBO's KO Nation, and Cedric Kushner's Heavyweight Explosion series, said.
"I remember growing up, my dad would gather all the TVs into one room on Saturday afternoon, and the family would watch all the Saturday afternoon fights at the same time.
"That's when boxing was great, when everybody knew who the fighters were, and all the big fights were on free TV."
Kelley joins three-time world champion Diego "Chico" Corrales as guest boxing analyst on The Fight Network.com, and, like Corrales, has provided boxing fans with some of the most thrilling performances ever seen.
"It's an honor having a warrior like Kevin writing for us," stated Jason Abelson, Director of Boxing Content for The Fight Network.
"As great a pure boxer as Kevin is, he's never shy about throwing caution to the wind, and turning any fight into a war. I know he'll bring those same qualities to The Fight Network.com."
Kelley will contribute a monthly column entitled "Flash Point" for The Fight Network.com, providing an insider's perspective on a wide range of topics that resonate through out the industry of boxing. Kelley's columns will appear along side other professional athletes from the areas of mixed martial arts, boxing and pro wrestling under the section Tough Talk! "Where the Pros speak their minds"
Kelley's first column will appear on Friday, December 15th in The Fight Network's new "Tough Talk" section on its website.
About The Fight Network:
The Fight Network is a cross-platform media company with brand interest in television, pay-per-view radio, mobile and web. All five of these media offerings are seamlessly integrated to offer fans of combatant sports and related entertainment a true convergence experience. The Fight Network Inc. corporate headquarters is located in Toronto, Canada. Additional information on the company can be found at www.thefightnetwork.com.
About Blackout Media Corp.:
Blackout Media Corp. is a holding company with an interest in Blackout Communications who is a diversified media and entertainment company conducting operations in digital television, VOD, PPV, radio the Internet and print under the brand name "The Fight Network." The activities of Blackout Media Corp. are conducted principally in Canada and the United States.
Safe Harbor
Certain statements in this news release may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of 1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements, other than statements of fact, included in this release, including, without limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and objectives of the company, are forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Technical complications that may arise could prevent the prompt implementation of any strategically significant plan(s) outlined above. The company cautions that these forward-looking statements are further qualified by other factors. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any statements in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
Stephen Murdoch OEB International C/O The Fight Network Inc. Public Relations/Public Affairs Bus: (905) 682-7203 extension 22 Fax: (905) 682-7481 E-mail: smurdoch*oeb.com
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Ahhhhh fight fans... Alas,our ass is getting kicked. This is no more than a worthless pos... hmmmmmmmm OR it will FLY in 2007....and is there a huge endeavor to accumulate at .0003 a/o below. Thats OK! We know that pinkie investors do not hold...or wait...in a stock that only moves south. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Sandy is sooooooooo quiet. MG seems upbeat in his newsletters and the TFN brand seems intact and growing in value. hmmmmmmmmm so why the .0002/.0003 hmmmmmmm BKMP worth >2m and <4m. I think I have another year to let this play out but I don't think it will take that long...We'll see! Oh how much traded at 2.....$7 worth...Uh, I'll keep my shares thank you!
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Sandy isn't paying them. And they probably aren't getting million dollar contracts. I assume some pay may be made in this TFN stock that Randy C. was talking about.
quote:Originally posted by andrew: How in the heck are they paying all these guys?
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Stalking me again? It's great, because it dips, then rises, then dips, then rises. Great flipping the past few weeks. I am loving it. Unlike this POS that doesn't move, and when it does move, it only moves downward.
At least PAIM is flippable. Nice try, *******.
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Yah, I'm really chasing you around. PAIM only seems to be dipping. Not enough volume to flip anything meaningful. Poor dude. All the meaningful PRs have dried up. China owns your gold. The party is over for PAIM.
quote:Originally posted by Nirvana: Stalking me again? It's great, because it dips, then rises, then dips, then rises. Great flipping the past few weeks. I am loving it. Unlike this POS that doesn't move, and when it does move, it only moves downward.
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crawl back? my brother he only thing that is crawling BACK is the value of this crapola. .0002-.0003 nice 300 bucks per million........ lets get ready to crummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmble......
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