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s h a k e r z z got in on it when it started to get hot, could explain the dump eod. should rebound tuesday.. maybe some news.. great call at .001.. touched .0017 at one point.. thats a nice gain.
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The closer I look at the press releases, the better they look.
At first I was turned off by the financing of debt with stock. But, if you read close, you see that $412,000 in debt will be paid in RESTRICTED shares to board members. The other $1,000,000 in stock will be sold to qualified institutional investors. Yes, $1mil in stock is a lot at these prices, but, these are institutional investors, so that is good in a way, correct?
Let me also say I hate pinks. Hate them... But, COHQ actually files! "The company voluntarily reports all financial information and material events on www.pinksheets.com."
The deal with SGDS is great news. Funny thing is that it trades at .08/share, and it is one of COHQ's portfolio companies.
COHQ is an interesting stock to say the least. No matter what's going down on paper, good or bad, I really like this chart; Murderous on massive volume...
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Today's activity certainly was interesting, I believe it was actually at .0007 at one point on bid.
Agree with you wholehearedly skip- it sucks that it's a pink, but they actually do report financials, share structure, etcetera. They admit that the cost of filing as a BB is the primary reason they remain in stinky pinky land. Their financial statements are probably better than over half of the reporting BBs out there.
The oversold chart condition and the severe volume lately makes it an interesting play. Let's roll!
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quote:Originally posted by skip: The closer I look at the press releases, the better they look.
At first I was turned off by the financing of debt with stock. But, if you read close, you see that $412,000 in debt will be paid in RESTRICTED shares to board members. The other $1,000,000 in stock will be sold to qualified institutional investors. Yes, $1mil in stock is a lot at these prices, but, these are institutional investors, so that is good in a way, correct?
Let me also say I hate pinks. Hate them... But, COHQ actually files! "The company voluntarily reports all financial information and material events on [url= http://www.pinksheets.com."]www.pinksheets.com."[/url]
The deal with SGDS is great news. Funny thing is that it trades at .08/share, and it is one of COHQ's portfolio companies.
COHQ is an interesting stock to say the least. No matter what's going down on paper, good or bad, I really like this chart; Murderous on massive volume...
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Picked up a little- probably more than I should have at .0004 on Wed. Hope I didn't buy trouble. Malek makes a good point, so I feel fairly confident..,
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Stronghold Announces Strategic Marketing Agreement With SSA Security Group Feb 23, 2007 9:40:00 AM SANTA MONICA, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/23/07 -- Stronghold Industries, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SGDS), a premium intelligent home technology provider, today announced that its Moore Protection business unit has executed a Strategic Marketing Agreement with SSA Security Group, Inc., a security patrol and private investigation company based in Chatsworth, CA.
Under the agreement, the parties will cross promote the other's services to its clientele. The companies currently jointly protect over 100 residences in the most exclusive neighborhoods of West Los Angeles, California.
The companies are presently negotiating a new contract to supply alarm services and patrol response to over a thousand homes in the West LA area which could potentially quadruple the number of monthly alarm monitoring accounts for Moore Protection.
SSA Security Group, Inc. CEO Jerry Shaw states, "We have collaborated on various projects over the year, and this agreement serves to strengthen the bond and further the synergy between our respective organizations."
Stronghold Industries, Inc. Director Don Moore said, "The combination of SSA and Moore Protection represents the gold standard in residential protection. We are proud to have SSA as our partner."
About Stronghold Industries, Inc.
Stronghold, a CorpHQ (PINKSHEETS: COHQ) portfolio company, provides end-to-end premium intelligent home solutions to its rapidly growing client base in the most affluent areas of Southern California. Through a horizontally integrated strategy encompassing a wide range of technologies and disciplines, Stronghold is positioning itself as a leading supplier of premium home technologies and services.
Forward-Looking Statements
Any statements made in this press release that are not based on historical facts are "forward-looking statements," as such term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Although such statements are based on management’s current estimates and expectations, and currently available competitive, financial, and economic data; forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. We, therefore, caution the reader that there are a variety of factors that could cause business conditions and results to differ materially from what is contained in our forward-looking statements. For a description of some of the factors which may occur that could cause actual results to differ from our forward-looking statements please refer to our previously released Voluntary Annual and Quarterly Reports, and in particular the discussions contained under "Risk Factors."
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quote:Originally posted by Malek: Im amazed at the beating this has taken. Still holding and hoping for it to kiss the 50dma at about .0017 one of these days.
If it hits .0017, I will kiss skip...
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CorpHQ, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: COHQ) announced that it has executed a Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Suchefort Partners Group of Germany and Dubai, United Arab Emirates to find and package U.S. companies seeking to qualify for listings on the Frankfurt and Dubai Stock Exchanges. Suchefort Partners Group is a leading boutique in German-speaking Europe and the Middle East. Emanuel Suchefort, Managing Director of Suchefort Partners Group, said: "Today it is a must for public companies to avail themselves of opportunities and solutions from different, international markets. German-speaking countries have active retail investors interested in North American small- and micro cap companies. Dubai, with its international Exchange opens the door to Middle East markets. It is unique in its region because its standards are comparable to those of leading international exchanges in New York, London and Hong Kong. Understanding that the North American markets are cyclic, many companies are moving to Dubai because its cycle is completely unique. CorpHQ, Inc. with its services and highly professional management gave us the opportunity to work with U.S. companies from early stage up to an internationally positioned stock under one umbrella." Gregg Davis, President of CorpHQ, said: "More and more U.S. companies are looking to overseas markets for funding, and we believe this relationship will be invaluable in our quest to drive new business during 2007 and beyond."
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To be honest, I dont recommend buying now. This has a pretty wierd pattern to it which Im not liking. If this one starts moving then it might be best to jump on. (even if you catch it a little later in the ride).
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Not sure of the o/s now, but my guess it's still lower than most any super-sub penny stock, and they actually generate revenues and voluntarily file. I don't usually play pinks, but this is a prime example of an OTCBB caliber company on the pinks, and on the cheap.
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I sure hope it continues. I loaded the boat at .001 While back when it had that big volume day. Averaged down and doubled up at .0005 Remember when RSDS ran from .0006 to .007 I am praying that this one will do the same.
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Not sure of the o/s now, but my guess it's still lower than most any super-sub penny stock, and they actually generate revenues and voluntarily file. I don't usually play pinks, but this is a prime example of an OTCBB caliber company on the pinks, and on the cheap.
Pretty small downside here...
now she's swingin', let's see what the rest of the week brings...
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Stronghold Board Agrees to Restructure CorpHQ Ownership Interest
Mar 13, 2007 09:40:31 (ET)
REDONDO BEACH, CA, Mar 13, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- CorpHQ, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: COHQ) today announced that its proposal to restructure a portion of its ownership in Stronghold Industries Inc. (PINKSHEETS: SGDS) has been accepted by the Stronghold Board of Directors.
The proposal dated March 6, 2007 from CorpHQ, Inc. CEO Steve Crane, read in part:
"Today CorpHQ, Inc. holds three separate Notes from Stronghold totaling $430,918. These Notes are fully secured by the assets of your company and are also convertible into shares of common stock at our sole option... CorpHQ is also the owner of 22,446,179 shares of Stronghold's common stock. Since the inception of your predecessor company, CorpHQ has invested a total of $3,455,926 into Stronghold..."
"We propose to: (a) Extend Notes totaling $250,000 for one year from the date of the proposed transaction; (b) Invest the sum of $30,000; and (c) Return the sum of 12,748,306 shares of common stock to Stronghold. In exchange, we will accept: (a) the sum of 4,000,000 shares of Class 'A' $0.50 Stated Value, 10% Convertible Preferred Stock defined as follows: (i) Dividends are to be paid yearly, in cash or in kind; (ii) Convertible at any time after 24 months at our sole discretion into common stock at Stated Value less a 50% discount to the 10-day average Bid price of your common stock; and (iii) Callable by the Company at any time at 110% to Stated Value plus all in-kind dividend payments and accrued but unpaid dividends; and (b) a Standstill Agreement barring the issuance of any convertible debt or securities."
Crane said, "Our long-term opinion of Stronghold remains extremely positive, and we believe that these actions will benefit not only the company but all of its shareholders. It substantially reduces the number of shares that can potentially enter the market in the next two years, and removes any concerns about our patience with regard to the outstanding debt."
Crane added, "We have reaffirmed our long-term commitment to Stronghold and continue to work very closely with management. This transaction should work well for both companies, and we look forward to closing it this quarter."
About CorpHQ, Inc.
CorpHQ, Inc. provides management services to high caliber early stage companies. The company voluntarily reports all financial information and material events on www.pinksheets.com .
Forward-Looking Statements
Any statements made in this press release that are not based on historical facts are "forward-looking statements," as such term is defined in the Private Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Although such statements are based on management's current estimates and expectations, and currently available competitive, financial, and economic data; forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain. We, therefore, caution the reader that there are a variety of factors that could cause business conditions and results to differ materially from what is contained in our forward-looking statements. For a description of some of the factors which may occur that could cause actual results to differ from our forward-looking statements please refer to our 2005 Voluntary Annual Report and subsequent Voluntary Quarterly Reports, and in particular the discussions contained under "Risk Factors."
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This really isn't a bad company, one of the more honest pinks, not sure of the o/s right now, but last float count was 76mil on 12/31/06. That is a really low float for the price and it does trade very thinly for such an inexpensive stock. But, with those huge volume days late last month, the o/s might have increased a bit. Still a low for the price I would bet; and they are making money. Sure, they are all POS's, but this one seems to be an undervalued POS, if there is a such a thing.
Nevertheless, I think the MM's will give it a run at some point...
Seems like super-subbers are running lately, and COHQ definitely fits sitting currently at a paltry .0003...
Funny thing is, COHQ is a real company, and a fairly honest pink sheet stock. I don't normally trade pinks, but COHQ seems really undervalued considering it's o/s and current price, and they are pretty honest.
Here is the issue...
Outstanding Shares: 970,350,214 as of 2007-02-20
But, pinksheets also reports...
Float: 76,714,345 as of 2006-12-31
If you look, it does trade pretty thinly for a real company at this low of a price. Plus, It's had some really high volume takedowns in recent weeks as well...
Seems like they are always putting out news about new deals and expanding business...
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