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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on Jan 21, 2016 6:50:48 GMT -5
January 20, 2016
RE: Webinar #51 Scheduled, Update on NHE Offering
To All CMKM/NHHI Shareholders:
I have scheduled CMKM/NHHI Webinar #51 for Thursday night, January 28, 2016 at 8 PM CST using the Paltalk room designed for NHHI. Here are instructions for joining the meeting:
1. Download Paltalk Messenger (free download) and log into Paltalk. 2. Look under the heading “Business and Finance” rooms and under the subheading “Investments”.
3. When the room is open you will see the name “New Horizons Holdings, Inc.”.
4. Click on the room to join the meeting. As always, I will cover the latest CMKM/NHHI news and will answer questions from attendees. Update on New Horizons Energy, LLC (NHE) Private Placement Offering
The NHE Reg D 506b offering is going well, but I still have room for four more non-accredited investors to participate in the investment, along with an unlimited number of accredited investors. Crude oil prices continue to slide lower due to a worldwide oil supply glut, a strong US dollar, and the Saudi Arabian effort to decimate US shale oil producers by driving oil prices as low as possible. In spite of the financial stress created for many by these very low crude prices, the opportunity to purchase oil production at bargain prices still exists, and the deals are becoming more numerous.
NHE will be in a favorable position once the Reg D offering is closed out. The company will be debt-free with virtually no overhead, and will be prepared to purchase oil assets at historically-low prices and to survive at $15 - $20/barrel oil prices.
One of the objectives of NHE is to help CMKM/NHHI accelerate the process of building a legitimate business from the ashes of a major stock fraud. If you have an interest in learning more about NHE please check the NHE website (www.newhorizonsenergyllc.com) or contact me. Thank you.
Steve Kirkpatrick stevek@cmkmdiamondsinc.com
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on Jan 21, 2016 7:02:17 GMT -5
Steve this WORLD will not need OIL to depend on in the future. We will have the Moon and The Sun to run the world.
Japan’s plan to supply all the world’s energy from a giant solar power plant on the moon.
If that sounds like a sci-fi fantasy—and fantastically expensive—it’s not completely crazy. California regulators, for instance, in 2009 approved a contract that utility Pacific Gas & Electric signed to buy 200 megawatts of electricity from an orbiting solar power plant to be built by a Los Angeles area startup called Solaren. The space-based photovoltaic farm would consist of a kilometer-wide inflatable Mylar mirror that would concentrate the sun’s rays on a smaller mirror, which would in turn focus the sunlight on to high-efficiency solar panels. These would generate electricity, which would be converted into radio frequency waves, transmitted to a giant ground station near Fresno, California, and then converted back into electricity.
Unlike terrestrial solar power plants, orbiting solar panels can generate energy around the clock. The part-time nature of earthbound solar power means it can’t currently supply the minimum or “baseload” demand without backup from fossil-fuel plants. However, the cost of lifting the solar panels into orbit would be far higher than for building a photovoltaic power plant on earth.
Not much has been heard from Solaren since then, but last year Michael Peevey, president of the California Public Utilities Commission, said in a speech that the project was still under development. “Although this sounds like science fiction, I am hopeful that recent advances in thinner, lighter-weight solar modules will make this technology feasible,” Peevey said. “I believe it is worth taking a chance on this technology because as a baseload resource, space-based solar may help to displace coal-fired capacity that would otherwise meet those needs.”
But even if the energy that eventually comes from a solar power plant on the the Moon justifies the costs of building one—not to mention the fossil fuel you have to burn to get the machinery up there—Shimizu’s greatest hurdle may be staking a claim on all that lunar real estate, points out Wired. “Outer space law is notoriously difficult to apply in practice and may scupper the plans long before anything gets built.”
The first nuclear power plants for settlements on the Moon & Mars
The first nuclear power plant being considered for production of electricity for manned or unmanned bases on the Moon, Mars and other planets may really look like it came from outer space, according to a leader of the project who spoke here today at the 242nd National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS).
James E. Werner said that innovative fission technology for surface power applications is far different from the familiar terrestrial nuclear power stations, which sprawl over huge tracts of land and have large structures such as cooling towers.
“People would never recognize the fission power system as a nuclear power reactor,” said Werner. “The reactor itself may be about 1 ½ feet wide by 2 ½ feet high, about the size of a carry-on suitcase. There are no cooling towers. A fission power system is a compact, reliable, safe system that may be critical to the establishment of outposts or habitats on other planets. Fission power technology can be applied on Earth’s Moon, on Mars, or wherever NASA sees the need for continuous power.”
The team is scheduled to build a technology demonstration unit in 2012. This is a cooperative project between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Werner leads the DOE’s Idaho National Laboratory involvement in this effort, which includes participation in the reactor design and modeling teams, fuel development and fabrication and development of a small electrical pump for the liquid metal cooled system.
Sunlight and fuel cells were the mainstays for generating electricity for space missions in the past, but engineers realized that solar energy has limitations. Solar cells do a great job supplying electricity in near-Earth orbits and for satellite-borne equipment, but nuclear power offers some unique capabilities that could support manned outposts on other planets or moons.
“The biggest difference between solar and nuclear reactors is that nuclear reactors can produce power in any environment,” Werner explained. “Fission power technology doesn’t rely on sunlight, making it able to produce large, steady amounts of power at night or in harsh environments like those found on the Moon or Mars. A fission power system on the Moon could generate 40 kilowatts or more of electric power, approximately the same amount of energy needed to power eight houses on Earth.” In addition, he said that a fission power system could operate in a variety of locations such as in craters, canyons or caves.
“The main point is that nuclear power has the ability to provide a power-rich environment to the astronauts or science packages anywhere in our solar system and that this technology is mature, affordable and safe to use,” Werner said.
Fission power systems rely on energy generated from nuclear fission. Nuclear fission works by splitting uranium atoms to generate heat that is then converted into electric power. The primary components of a fission power system are similar to those found in the commercial reactors currently in use: a heat source, power conversion, heat rejection and power conditioning and distribution.
Werner added that despite the similarities in components, fission power systems for space applications feature a number of differences compared with commercial reactors.
“While the physics are the same, the low power levels, control of the reactor and the material used for neutron reflection back into the core are completely different,” Werner said. “Weight is also a significant factor that must be minimized in a space reactor that is not considered in a commercial reactor.”
Werner contends that once the technology is developed and validated, it may prove to be one of the most affordable and versatile options for providing long-term base power for the space exploration programs.
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on Jan 22, 2016 13:56:49 GMT -5
American oil companies are starting to scream "mayday." The 40th North American driller just filed for bankruptcy, according to FuelFix, and it's only likely to get worse this year. Experts say there are a lot of parallels between today's crisis and the last oil crash in 1986. Back then, 27% of exploration and production companies went bust. Defaults are skyrocketing again. In December, exploration and production company defaults topped 11%, up from just 0.5% the previous year, according to Fitch Ratings. That's a 2,000%-plus jump. It's just the beginning, says John La Forge, head of real assets strategy at Wells Fargo. If history repeats, people should prepare for the default rate to double in the next year or so. No wonder America's biggest banks are setting aside a lot of money in anticipation that more energy companies will go belly up. Oil prices plunged 70% Energy companies borrowed a lot of money when oil was worth over $100 a barrel. The returns seemed almost guaranteed if they could get the oil out of the ground. But now oil is barely trading just above $30 a barrel and a growing number of companies can't pay back their debts. "The fact that a price below $100 seemed inconceivable to so many is kind of astonishing," says Mike Lynch, president of Strategic Energy and Economic Research. "A lot of people just threw money away thinking the price would never go down." On the last day of 2015, Swift Energy, an "independent oil and gas company" headquartered in Houston, became the 40th driller to file for bankruptcy. The company is trying to sort out over $1 billion in debt at a time when the firm's earnings have declined over 70% in the past year. Trimming costs and laying off workers can't close that kind of gap. "In the 1980s, there was a bumper sticker that people in Texas had that said, 'God give me one more boom and I promise not to screw it up,'" says Lynch. "People should have those bumper stickers ready again." A lot like 1986 The last really big oil bust was in the late 1980s. The Saudis really controlled the price then, says La Forge. Now the Saudis (and other members of OPEC) are in a battle with the United States, which has become a major player again in energy production. No one wants to cut back on production and risk losing market share. "It will be the U.S. companies that go out of business," predicts La Forge. OPEC countries don't have a lot of smaller players like the United States does. It's usually the government that controls oil drilling and production in OPEC nations. La Forge predicts the governments can hold their position longer. As the smaller players run out of cash, they will get swallowed up by bigger ones. "The big boys and girls will snap up a lot of cheap assets," predicts Lynch. Related: Saudi Arabia says it can handle low oil prices 'for a long, long time' Are oil prices set to rebound? There's a lot of debate about whether oil prices have bottomed out. Crude oil hit its lowest price since 2003 this week. But even if prices have stabilized, the worst isn't over for oil companies. "Some companies went under in 1986-'87 even when prices rebounded," says La Forge. This week, Blackstone (BGB) CEO Stephen Schwarzman said his firm is finally taking a close look at bargains in the energy sector. One of the largest bankruptcies so far is Samson Resources of Oklahoma. In 2011, private equity firm KKR (KKR) bought it for over $7 billion. Now it's struggling to deal with over $1 billion in debt that's due this year alone. Companies are using bankruptcy to restructure -- a code word for eliminating debt or not paying creditors back in full. Hercules Offshore, another Houston-based company, filed for bankruptcy over the summer. It has already emerged from it. Concerns of what's ahead have sent jitters through the junk bond market. The energy sector makes up about a fifth of the high-yield bond index. A panic in the junk bond market in December dragged stocks down temporarily too. CNNMoney (New York) First published January 22, 2016: 1:39 PM ET money.cnn.com/2016/01/22/investing/oil-crisis-defaults-rise/index.html?section=money_topstories
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Jan 27, 2016 15:16:01 GMT -5
portrush Administrator Post by portrush on Jan 25, 2016 at 3:39pm
For those interested in the webinar--yet conflicted because this Thursday evening is also the Republican debate on TV...
I emailed SK and asked if he would be willing to post his 'powerpoint' summary notes to the CMKM website after the webinar for those of us who will be watching the debate over listening to the webinar. He said he would--and will email them to me as well--so I will post them here if he does.
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Jan 28, 2016 11:58:35 GMT -5
Just a reminder.... for those interested Today is the day ....CMKM/NHHI Webinar #51 .... Thursday night, January 28, 2016 at 8 PM CST
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Jan 28, 2016 12:16:36 GMT -5
portrush Administrator Post by portrush on Jan 25, 2016 at 3:39pm For those interested in the webinar--yet conflicted because this Thursday evening is also the Republican debate on TV...
I emailed SK and asked if he would be willing to post his 'powerpoint' summary notes to the CMKM website after the webinar for those of us who will be watching the debate over listening to the webinar. He said he would--and will email them to me as well--so I will post them here if he does.
pr Thanks for the heads up, Port. No conflict here.............. probably watch a cooking channel or something.... lol lol Debate not gonna be as interesting... with Trump's decision to play in another "playpen". Heard them all over & over again !! And as for the Webinar......... had nothing but problems/ aka a "computer crash", after the last time I downloaded PalTalk, (Acca's appearance). So, out of the question, for sure. <sigh>... We need some excitement !!
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Post by thunkerdrone on Jan 29, 2016 3:58:06 GMT -5
any update on what was said in the webinar?
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on Jan 29, 2016 12:57:58 GMT -5
January 29, 2016
RE: Webinar #51 Rescheduled Due to Paltalk Technical Problems
To All CMKM/NHHI Shareholders:
The NHHI Paltalk room would not function properly last night, so I was unable to host the scheduled Webinar #51. I worked with Paltalk’s Help Lobby 1 room in an effort to resolve the problem, but without success. Paltalk eventually had to shut down the entire system for 15 minutes to reset, and the room now seems to be working properly.
As a result, I have rescheduled Webinar #51 for Saturday night, January 30, 2016 at 8 PM CST. Here are instructions for joining the meeting:
1. Download Paltalk Messenger (free download) and log into Paltalk. 2. Look under the heading “Business and Finance” rooms and under the subheading “Investments”.
3. When the room is open you will see the name “New Horizons Holdings, Inc.”.
4. Click on the room to join the meeting. I apologize to those that logged in to the meeting last night – it was indeed a frustrating night as I frantically attempted to get the room to function properly. Hopefully, everything will function well on Saturday night, and I look forward to seeing many of you there. NHE Website I have taken the NHE website down temporarily for some construction and modification. The website will be back online soon, and will provide regular updates on the status of NHE’s pursuit and purchase of oil/gas assets in Texas, of which CMKM/NHHI is a stakeholder. Thank you and God bless!
Steve Kirkpatrick
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Jan 30, 2016 15:02:49 GMT -5
Thanks John.... TONIGHT !! SK states...... "I have rescheduled Webinar #51 for Saturday night, January 30, 2016 at 8 PM CST"
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Post by portrush on Jan 30, 2016 21:44:19 GMT -5
NHHI Webinar 1/30/16
My notes as he spoke, sans any color commentary from me. (26 in attendance--including SK)
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Litigation Update: 7/15/15 they received a big pile of bank records from WF and have been digging through them since then. Unfortunately these records have not lead to asset recovery as hoped. Due to paper reduction acts WF was in their rights to destroy some of the older records on earlier bank accounts (86 accounts for Edwards alone) that would have helped us.
Most of the documents are for newer accounts and by time we got the info on those accounts, they were not helpful in finding anything. The 2003-2005 accounts were the most critical when most of the alleged criminal activity took place exchanging money were deleted and WF doesn’t have copies. WF is within their rights.
Recently we received several hundred thousand pages of new discovery. That is even a bigger process. There are some new bank accounts that we’ve not seen before. Most of the old ones were for Edwards, but the new ones are for other players/insiders. It’s a very complex pile of information—but our researchers are digging through it.
Criminal Trial: Still scheduled for March of this year…unless they change their mind and move it again. He has not heard anything about it. Hopefully the trial will come off and justice will be served. SK does plan to attend the trial. He’s not been subpoenaed to testify and doesn’t know if he actually will be since his involvement is so long after the criminal activity took place the judgments took place. His knowledge is limited. He could testify to the affects that the criminal action has had on so many people—and how bad the impact has been for so many people.
2015 Review: Very active year in the life of NHHI.
Settled the WF case.
Went through the back/forth litigation on the Nicole Durr judgment and attempted to go overseas and domesticate those assets. Durr came back to the USA and tried to have the judgment overturned. We ultimately won again—and she appealed the second judgment as well.
So now the Supreme Court of Nevada had a mediation hearing in September 15…and at this point, we’re not going to get a full recovery from Nicole Durr. There will be something—but it won’t be for the full face value of the judgment. It’s because she isn’t going to pay what she owes. Her family is extremely wealthy (billions) and has a lot of resources to protect themselves and hammers those they owe money to. Once the dust settles he will report what the company settles for in mediation.
In the case of this Nicole Durr ‘thing’ Casavant loaned her $1.5 million—which SK says could have only come from CMKX share sales—and that’s the monies the company is trying to get it back. Durr never had intent of paying it back and she won’t pay it all…but she will pay something.
Also in 2015 hired a new collections firm. After sitting here for years awaiting on a primary law firm to do some work o the $135 million in judgments that the company currently holds—it was obvious they didn’t have the ability to handle it all and keep their business open. After waiting on them for some time, he hired this other collection firm.
We need a situation where we can accumulate a critical amount of cash to really create a viable business. While we likely won’t get the $135MM, he expects that we can get a significant amount. Yet after the WF fight to get the funds there and the 2-year battle with Durr…he felt he needed someone to really go after it. This is what the company he hired focuses on—collections—and they’ve never had this big of opportunity to go after. Hence, they’re energized to go after it aggressively.
Frizzell, while he has done an excellent job in many ways—and got the judgments—hasn’t had the ability to chase these judgments. So SK went after the outside help. He was in their office the other day and he says they’re really excited and see it as an opportunity to put themselves on the map with some massive and good recovery work. If they’re successful, and we have a lot of assets for them to go after, then CMKM/NHHI can turn those into cash.
SK hoped that the Durr case would have delivered as much as $800K for a settlement with interest. That would have been enough to start building a company. But we’re going to have to bring it in one judgment at a time.
Formation of NHHI, LLC: Affiliated with CMKM in a sense because of the fact that SK manages both companies. It has a similar set of investors—himself with CMKX investors. In time he believes it will be a benefit to CMKM.
Those are the high points that took a lot of hours to accomplish those things. It’s a slow and painful process of the ashes of a $200MM fraudulent company.
He knows many shareholders have run out of patience—but he doesn’t feel it’s a time to give up—nor to party. The company is moving forward slowly but surely. There is a chance that over time…the company could become something of value…or transaction of some deals that will bring value.
The Website: The Newsmax link pays a per-click fee for people looking at the trending news. It was advertised to him that it would include news items people would actually be interested in. As it turns out it devolved into a supermarket rag type site. So he took it down from the website altogether.
The Amazon link is still on there and it produces close to $100 per month from those who use the link to purchase items they do from Amazon by way of commission to the company.
Oil & Gas: In anticipation of any monies to be had from the company’s legal actions…he looked at several things a company could expand into. With 50,000 shareholders and approximately 700 billion shares with just over $200 million invested…he needed to look for something that would deliver a return large enough to pay the investors their money back. So as he researched what wealthy people became wealthy from…O&G has made more millionaires and billionaires than any other industry and he believed presented the best opportunity for the company to develop into.
>> And at this point SK’s audio dropped out completely. I sent him a text…been waiting and apparently he has not been able to re-establish audio for the webinar. <<<
He’s back.
Started pursuing the O&G option when oil was $100 a barrel and he feels that the drop has worked in the favor of the company. So now the company is getting in when the cost of entry is much lower—in addition of having no debt. He still thinks the company is on the right track and is the direction the company has to go to build a company valuable enough to get shareholders their money back and possibly return to trading.
He doesn’t anticipate a quick return and foresees oil to be normal at $50-70 per barrel and that will bode well for NHHI.
He is now providing a historical view on the O&G industry and its current financial challenges. He is networking with others (foreigners and old-timers) in the industry trying to see if there is some kind of JV opportunity.
He is in the process of applying for an operator’s license which ultimately will provide more money for the company…and attending some trade shows where the industry trades/sells. His purpose is to network with others in the industry.
NHE: the fundraiser has gone well there—and he plans to close it out in a few days. There’s room for a handful more investors to get involved.
The business plan remains the same with a few tweaks. The company now has an equity stake from NHE that will provide benefit for NHHI(CMKM) eventually. He hopes to grow a revenue and profit stream that has regularity and exponential growth.
Taxes for 2015 will be filed in September 2016, and we will not see the WF settlement until then.
There are no more big lawsuits pending for the company. All it has to recover moving forward will come from the judgments. All the company has--and what it might gain from judgments--is it.
“That’s where we are and where headed.” --Steve Kirkpatrick
And now you know.
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Post by thunkerdrone on Jan 31, 2016 6:47:21 GMT -5
SK sounds like he's enjoying piecing this thing together, and seems to be working with good advisers,sounds confident on all fronts.
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Post by portrush on Jan 31, 2016 12:13:59 GMT -5
SK's Power Point notes from Webinar #51
CMKM/NHHI Shareholder Meeting #51 January 28, 2016 Meeting starts at 8 PM CST WELCOME!
•Turn up your computer speaker volume for live audio. •Steve K will provide updates, news, and information about CMKM/NHHI business activities, and then open the floor for questions. •Raise your hand if you have a question and Host will give you the floor when your turn comes. You can ask questions audibly by microphone or type them into the scroll. •Please avoid asking the same questions as others. Let’s cover as much ground as possible. Web Meeting Instructions
•We received thousands of pages of bank records from Wells Fargo on July 15, 2015. The records have not provided a direct trail to new asset recoveries so far. •We have also gained access to several hundred thousand pages of new discovery. Our researchers are in the process of analyzing the information in hopes of finding new and valuable intel. •Criminal trial has been rescheduled for March, 2016. Litigation Update
•Wells Fargo settlement. •Durr litigation and mediation. •Hiring of new collections firm to accelerate asset recoveries from the $135MM in civil judgments held by CMKM/NHHI. •Formation of New Horizons Energy, LLC •Assembly and release of NHE Reg D 506b offering. •NHHI ownership in first oil/gas asset in Texas. 2015 in Review
I have hired a new judgment recovery firm based in Houston, TX to assist Bill Frizzell and CMKM/NHHI with more rapid collections of the $135MM in civil judgments held by the company. I expect to see significant progress and cash/asset recoveries in the weeks and months ahead. The new firm is beginning to file court actions that should result in the recovery of numerous real properties that CMKM/NHHI will convert to cash. New Collections Firm
1. A Newsmax “Trending News” section was added to the website. It paid NHHI on a “pay for click” basis. However, the material shown on the Newsmax feed became somewhat controversial, so I removed it from the website. 2. Amazon is the world’s largest internet company with over 1M products for sale. It offers easy online shopping, good pricing, and huge selection. 3. The Amazon link is another method of monetizing the CMKM website. 4. Amazon portal profit for January, 2016 is $88.71 MTD, which helps offset our monthly overhead of +/- $250/month. Amazon Link/Newsmax Link
•The radical reduction in oil prices has created both challenges and opportunities. Funding sources are reluctant to invest in oil deals until prices stabilize, but NOW is the time to buy, so I have released the Reg D 506b offering for NHE, LLC. •Lower oil prices have created excellent buying opportunities and a reduction in everything oil/gas related, including drilling and infrastructure costs. •If we had been successful in collecting the large judgment in full then we would have the cash needed to purchase oil/gas assets outright. However, our legal effort will not produce a full recovery.
Update On NHHI Oil/Gas Venture
•Building a track record of revenues, profits, and providing ROI to investors. •Creating ability to attract additional investors for larger deals. •Building cash reserves to do deals in-house. •Creating creditworthiness to be able to borrow funds for expansion as needed. •Prove to the SEC that we are worthy to trade again. •Become a target for merger/acquisition, or a buyer to increase footprint. Mid-Term Benefits for CMKM/NHHI and NHE
•To become a fully-integrated midsize oil company, with the capital base to grow, but without the mass-related problems of a large player. •Exploration and Production •Oilfield services, supplies, parts, chemicals •Drilling •Emerging technologies •Refining Long-Range Goals
•Raise funding for purchase of oil/gas assets as able. •Purchase and operate oil/gas assets. •Add to the oil/gas asset base as rapidly as funds are available. •Grow the revenue/profit stream exponentially. •Return to trading when timing dictates. NHHI Business Plan
I will attempt to answer your questions within a reasonable time frame. Some questions/answers cannot be discussed in a public forum due to ongoing litigation or negotiations. I will not have the answer to some potential questions. However, all answerable questions will be addressed honestly and fairly. Raise your hand and you will be given the floor to ask your questions in order.
Question and Answer Session
The next Webinar will be held in February, 2016.
If you have questions or comments please e-mail me at stevek@cmkmdiamondsinc.com. Thank you and God bless! Thank You for Attending!
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on Jan 31, 2016 12:46:23 GMT -5
Thanks PR... It all comes down to this... Return to trading when timing dictates. This is very big. Reasons are known.. It will be fun to see this happen and who will come out of the wood works to try and stop it .. I could be wrong.. But I think when the time comes, many of the old posters will be posting again and not for the good. Again, I could be in a dream world.. Or a CMKM World.. One or the other.. The Eyes of March will tell.. Sounds like something Al wrote a year or so ago.. JMHO
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Post by marbearcat on Jan 31, 2016 22:56:30 GMT -5
Thanks PR... It all comes down to this... Return to trading when timing dictates. This is very big. Reasons are known.. It will be fun to see this happen and who will come out of the wood works to try and stop it .. I could be wrong.. But I think when the time comes, many of the old posters will be posting again and not for the good. Again, I could be in a dream world.. Or a CMKM World.. One or the other.. The Eyes of March will tell.. Sounds like something Al wrote a year or so ago.. JMHO Good, trade again and let's rid ourselves of this nightmare. Of course there are old posters that are not friends to us. One is still being worshiped by those that were insulted by this person. Go CMKX!
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Feb 1, 2016 10:09:37 GMT -5
From this update.... ?? huh ?? Formation of NHHI, LLC: Affiliated with CMKM in a sense because of the fact that SK manages both companies. It has a similar set of investors—himself with CMKX investors. In time he believes it will be a benefit to CMKM.
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