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Heres the real deal for NSMG investor. Let's keep it simple. When tropical activity heads our way and shows potential NSMG goes up. Today - UP .01 so far. Buy low - sell high. Coming of the low's now and buy trend is in progress. Don't miss out - buy

at 0.11 in the tropical activity season is a gift!! LOL

Time to load up!!! in at 0.11

Go NSMG! [Eek!]

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Wow! 4 invests in the Atlantic

Storm is coming

take a look:

http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/

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the pink sheets QUOTE page for this stock has a WARNING on the header: it says: unsolicited quotes only! investers should be aware that no firm is making a market in this stock on pinksheets, all prices reflect unsolicited customer orders and investors may have a difficult time selling this stock. --- if you click on the warning you get sent to this! ---
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When you see the word “unsolicited” as part of a stock quotation page on a website such as the Pink Sheets (marked as “unsolicited”) or OTC Bulletin Board (marked as “U”), you should be aware that the quote is not necessarily a market maker’s own quotation reflecting a price based on market conditions or current information about the company being quoted. Instead, it is a quotation that a market maker posts to reflect an unsolicited order by a customer. So, if you and anyone calls his or her broker, or places an on-line order for the stock – without the broker’s promotion of the stock to that individual – that order would be posted at the customer’s own designated price and marked as an “unsolicited” quotation. It is important to be aware that the individual placing such an order may not be relying on current information about the company – which is vitally important before making an informed investment decision. The individual may unwittingly be relying on bogus pricing and false promotional information from spam email or faxes. Worse yet the individual placing the order – while appearing as an unsolicited member of the general public – may actually be in league with the fraudsters. That’s frequently how the fraudsters get the public market started out of the blue, and how they are able to generate the appearance of investor interest and trading volume. So when you see the word “unsolicited” in reference to the quotation’s status, you should be cautious and find out whether there is current information about the company before you buy or sell the stock.

If a company’s securities are listed on a stock exchange, the company is subject to certain reporting requirements – including making audited financial statements available to the public. If a company’s securities are quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board, the NASD requires the company to comply with certain reporting requirements. Companies with securities quoted on the Pink Sheets, however, are not necessarily subject to reporting requirements.

In addition, companies may have quotations for their securities posted on a quotation service such as the Pink Sheets or the OTC Bulletin Board, as long as either:

(1) A broker has gathered and reviewed information about the company, and has demonstrated it did so to the NASD;[1] or

(2) The broker submits a quotation for posting that represents that the customer’s interest in the security was not solicited by that broker. These quotations thus are marked as “unsolicited” quotations on a stock quotation page, such as the Pink Sheets or OTC Bulletin Board.[2]

In short, if you are interested in a stock that you learned about through spam e-mails or faxes, you should ask your broker whether the company is subject to reporting requirements and has made current reports available. In addition, for stocks quoted on the Pink Sheets or OTC Bulletin Board, you should ask your broker whether any broker has done the requisite fact gathering on the stock (i.e., whether a Form 211 was filed for the company) – or whether quotations are being posted in the Pink Sheets on an “unsolicited” basis only. If the company’s stock is quoted on an “unsolicited” basis only, you may want to consider more carefully who was calling this security to your attention – particularly if the source is a spam email or fax - and what information that source is using to calculate the price of the quote. If the source is spam, be alert!


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[1] In general, broker-dealers seeking to commence quotations in Pink Sheets and OTC Bulletin Board securities must demonstrate that they have gathered accurate and current information about an issuer through their disclosures on Form 211, which is filed with and reviewed by the NASD, and by complying with SEC Rule 15c2-11 and equivalent NASD rules.

[2] The OTC Bulletin Board and the Pink Sheets also post information about how securities are quoted, including information about unsolicited orders. See, for example, the OTC Bulletin Board’s website at http://www.otcbb.com/aboutotcbb/howtoquote.stm, and the Pink Sheets’ website at http://www.pinksheets.com/otcguide/brokers_index.jsp. The OTC Bulletin Board also posts warnings and information about spam at http://www.otcbb.com/help/spam.stm.


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I think i will pass!!! GLTA!!!!!!

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2. Invest 96-L:


Infared Satellite Imagery early this morning showed a small area of low pressure about 200 miles east-southeast of Atlantic City, New Jersey. This low pressure system is moving slowly to the north and all of the track models indicate that this low pressure system will turn to the northeast late this afternoon or tonight ahead of an approaching cold front. Shower and thunderstorm activity has increased some, especially on the east side of this low pressure system. It is possible that this system will transform into a tropical system, likely a tropical depression or a weak tropical storm before it reaches cooler waters within the next 12 to 18 hours. Even if it doesn't transform into a tropical system, it is expected to strengthen as a non-tropical low pressure system during the next couple of days as it moves near eastern Nova Scotia and over Newfoundland. Heavy rain, gusty winds and rough seas can be expected in eastern Nova Scotia tonight through Saturday and in Newfoundland on Saturday night and Sunday.
3. Elsewhere in the tropical Atlantic: This morning's global forecast models are hinting at a couple of interesting scenarios next week. One is the GFS and European model's depiction of a low pressure system forming off of the US Southeast coast from late next week into early the following week (Week of September 9th). This model depiction is something that is very plausable and possible as the models are forecasting high pressure over New England and into the north Atlantic and this is a known precursor to East coast threats. So, this is something to definitely watch for at this time next week.
The other area of concern is the GFS model's insistence of tropical cyclone formation south of the Cape Verde Islands on Wednesday. This scenario is very possible as this morning's African satellite imagery showed 3 well defined tropical waves that will moving off of the African continent over the next week or so. This is something that I am going to keep a close eye on and keep you all updated.

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. Invest 94-L:
I continue to closely monitor a tropical wave located about 300 miles east of the Windward Islands. Satellite imagery early this morning indicated that this system is getting better organized as time goes on and I expect this will be classified as a tropical depression at some point today (Likely around 11 am Eastern Time). Please check our Tropical Weather Page often today to see if this system is classified as a tropical depression. When it is declared a depression, I will have all of the information you need on the Tropical Weather Page to track this system. Wind shear analysis early this morning indicated that this system in a very favorable environment in terms of wind shear. Water vapor satellite imagery indicated that there is dry air to the west and north of this wave, however, it should be noted that the environment in the Caribbean is quite moist and environmental conditions are forecasted to be favorable for development and intensification of this system through this weekend.
This morning's track models and intensity guidance all agree that this system will track through the Windward Islands south of Barbados tonight as a 35 mph tropical depression. Gusty winds, heavy rainfall and rough seas can be expected in the Windward Islands and on the island of Barbados from this afternoon through early Saturday morning. Once this system moves into the Caribbean, the track models spread out quite a bit in their forecasts, especially after 3 days. This is due to the forecast position and strength of a high pressure system that is forecast to move offshore of New England early next week and also a trough of low pressure over Texas. The HWRF, GFDL, Canadian and BAMD models forecast a west and even west-southwest track through the Caribbean and forecast a landfall in Nicaragua and Honduras on Tuesday. The BAMS, LGEM and NOGAPS models forecast a slightly more northward course and forecast this system to be approaching Belize and the southern Yucatan Peninsula on Wednesday. The GFS and Consensus models dive this system to the south into Panama and Colombia by Tuesday and Wednesday. The MM5 model forecasts a much more northward path and forecasts this system to be located halfway between the north coast of Jamaica and the south coast of Cuba on Wednesday. The European model forecasts this system will scrape across the northern coast of Honduras on Tuesday and inland into Guatemala on Wednesday.
My take on this is that the track across the Windward Islands and to the south of Barbados tonight as a 35 mph tropical depression to a 40 to 45 mph tropical storm is likely. As I already mentioned heavy rain, gusty winds and rough seas can be expected in the Windward Islands and on the island of Barbados from this afternoon through early Saturday morning. After this, I will admit the forecast becomes tougher, for now my thinking is to go right down the middle of the model spread and I think this system will come ashore either in Belize or on the northern coast of Honduras and into Guatemala on Tuesday and Wednesday. I have one caveat to this: My thought process is that typically we don't see tropical cyclones move that far south into Nicaragua this time of year and I suspect that the model spread and movement is just too far south and a path more to the west-northwest and northwest on days 4 and 5 is very possible and my own forecast track into Belize, Honduras and Guatemala may be too far south and a track more into the northern Yucatan is possible, but for now, my forecast is for a path that takes it into Belize, Honduras and Guatemala on Tuesday and Wednesday. All indications are that this system will pass well south of Jamaica to not be a significant concern. As for strength, the intensity guidance varies some with the SHIPS guidance forecasting this system to be a 90 mph hurricane by Tuesday while the GFDL intensity guidance is forecasting it to be a 65 mph tropical storm by Tuesday. For now, I will take an average of these two models and forecast this system to be a 80 mph hurricane on Tuesday.

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Felix on accuweather...

http://www.accuweather.com/news-top-headline.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0

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Hope this is the right thread for this....


http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=NSMG&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p27799815976

Something brewing??

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goo goo g'joob

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