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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:34:08 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator) member is offline Joined: Apr 2006 Gender: Female Posts: 7,001 Location: Oklahoma Re: RUMORS (Updated Daily) « Reply #397 on Today at 10:11am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Paintedhorse DIAMOND JEDI WARLORD Riding For The Brand! Re: Kevin West, you're being called to task. « Reply #10 on Today at 8:50am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kevin West WILL NOT return this Company to trading status!! I have previously asked the following question but have not received an answer: "You say repeatedly that CMKX must recover assets and trade again IF shareholders are to realize any ROI. Fair enough! Can you then outline specifically how that is to be accomplished - and over what reasonable time period? Realizing, of course, that to do so you must address both STRUCTURE and VALUATION." You are also incorrect re the write-off of CMKX as worthless on one's tax return. I would suggest a re-read of the Tax Code. Agressive behavior does not equate to Legal behavior! Even Kevin could shed some light on that subject. Tex millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=1206927353 « Last Edit: Today at 10:14am
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:34:45 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: pelicanbrief114 31 Mar 2008, 11:41 AM EDT Msg. 695382 of 695403 Jump to msg. # There's No Doubt that The Journey has taken,,,,,,,,,, www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSSBl8ISQBs Thus/Therefore,,,,,,,,,,,,, www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9SgDoypXcI While,,,,,,,,,,,,,, www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ERnT1X9HPw Protect and Govern Thyself!! Got Gold/$ilver/Hard A$$et$? Got CMKX? Have a Wonderful and Joyous Day!!!! 4ND
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:35:44 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: tylertexas54 31 Mar 2008, 12:28 PM EDT Msg. 695401 of 695406 Jump to msg. # Brace for $1 Trillion Writedown of `Yertle the Turtle' Debt Review by James Pressley March 31 (Bloomberg) -- Be it ever so devalued, $1 trillion is a lot of dough. That's roughly on a par with the Russian economy. More than double the market value of Exxon Mobil Corp. About nine times the combined wealth of Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. Yet $1 trillion is the amount of defaults and writedowns Americans will likely witness before they emerge at the far side of the bursting credit bubble, estimates Charles R. Morris in his shrewd primer, ``The Trillion Dollar Meltdown.'' That calculation assumes an orderly unwinding, which he doesn't expect. ``The sad truth,'' he writes, ``is that subprime is just the first big boulder in an avalanche of asset writedowns that will rattle on through much of 2008.'' ragingbull.quote.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CMKI&read=695401Link to the rest as it's long. By: leowanta 31 Mar 2008, 01:31 PM EDT Msg. 695422 of 695424 (This msg. is a reply to 695401 by tylertexas54.) Jump to msg. # Great post tylertexas54, thanks...i question "only 1 trillion"...i think it really more like 12 trillion globally....really got out of hand...i refer you to the Faber reports... here is the sleeping dragon, that is about to be "slayed" by Hank Paulson and team! "Guess where the toxins wound up? That's right: Credit hedge funds are now the weakest link in the chain, Morris says. Their equity stands at some $750 billion and is so massively leveraged that ``most funds could not survive even a 1 percent to 2 percent payoff demand on their default swap guarantees,'' he writes." leowanta
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:36:41 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: pelicanbrief114 31 Mar 2008, 12:52 PM EDT Msg. 695408 of 695421 Jump to msg. # Out Of Bounds
Recently, both the Fed and Treasury seemingly went beyond their legal jurisdiction with a "non-recourse" loan "outside" of the Fed's mandate of the Federal Reserve Act.
A "Late (night)" hit "Out of Bounds" which appears to have drawn the "Red Flag" and scrutiny of the Crowd/Fans.
Something to Ponder:
Could it be that the recently proposed Regulatory Overhaul serve as "Justification" for this apparent flagrant abuse of power, thus nullifying and the "picking-up" of the Flag in order to re-run "The Play" ?
OR
Is such proposal merely the very beginnings of what could possibly be a "Drip" effect (On the masses) of a more meaningful/substantive maneuver with respect to a much Greater, Far Reaching, Sweeping alteration within the Overall Framework/Landscape?
Only in Time will we know!!
Developing.
Protect and Govern Thyself!!
Got Gold/$ilver/Hard A$$et$?
Got CMKX?
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By: leowanta 31 Mar 2008, 01:18 PM EDT Msg. 695413 of 695423 (This msg. is a reply to 695408 by pelicanbrief114.) Jump to msg. # pelicanbrief114...
and all...
did you hear the Paulson speech this a.m.? Eight pages...gotta say his reading has improved...(Good Job Hank!)
did you hear the introduction? The Alphabets were recognized! GOOD JOB GUYS...Washington is listening...
did you hear the conclusion? The "Green Book of 1991" (NOTED) is the playbook for this regulatory migration....(Thanks H. Paulson and GW Bush and Christopher Cox...Job Well Done!)
THE FED WILL BE "HOUSED" BY THE U.S. TREASURY...
****all the new agencies....wow, talk about job creation and a huge boost to our economy...kind of like "Truman's New Deal", this is Bush's "New Deal".... i think it's gonna work
Pelican... i think before they can make a change, they have to have a problem, to justify the change, i think it's all good...
one last change...and i suspect congress will demand the dollar be backed by gold/metals in their analysis and require that change... we are good to go forward....
SO, CONGRATULATIONS CMKXERs, WE ACCOMPLISHED A HUGE TASK WORKING TOGETHER,(TO INCLUDE WASHINGTON OFFICIALS WHO ALSO SHOULD BE CONGRATULATED FOR A JOB WELL DONE)... WE MADE A DIFFERENCE IN AMERICA AND THE WORLD, A DEFINITE IMPROVEMENT FOR OUR GRANDCHILDREN'S WELL BEING....
Thank You Father
leowanta
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:37:25 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: tylertexas54 31 Mar 2008, 12:59 PM EDT Msg. 695409 of 695422 Jump to msg. # another merger?
Mar 31, 2008 10:48 ET
NASDAQ Options Market Joins the Options Clearing Corporation
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:38:01 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: adrienne07 31 Mar 2008, 01:07 PM EDT Msg. 695411 of 695422 Jump to msg. # " I feel here that we have a partnership of sorts, I mean the government and we have a partnership to save these stockholders, and I will do my best to do that." Robert A. Maheu - - - - -
By: leowanta 31 Mar 2008, 01:19 PM EDT Msg. 695414 of 695423 (This msg. is a reply to 695411 by adrienne07.) Jump to msg. # no doubt about it! Paulson's speech this a.m. clearly makes that "partnership" apparent.
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By: tylertexas54 31 Mar 2008, 01:22 PM EDT Msg. 695417 of 695423 (This msg. is a reply to 695414 by leowanta.) Jump to msg. # leowanta, now would be a great time for the release of the shore/star decision.
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By: leowanta 31 Mar 2008, 01:24 PM EDT Msg. 695419 of 695424 (This msg. is a reply to 695417 by tylertexas54.) Jump to msg. # i agree, all is on the table now...
it's time..
leowanta
By: grajekk 31 Mar 2008, 01:24 PM EDT Msg. 695418 of 695423 (This msg. is a reply to 695413 by leowanta.) Jump to msg. # He didn't say anything about giving the new regulatory body random manditory lie detector tests, so I don't see much, if any change... LOL! Stinkin crooks! More lies under a different name!
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:38:37 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: dmgroup 31 Mar 2008, 01:37 PM EDT Msg. 695424 of 695424 (This msg. is a reply to 695413 by leowanta.) Jump to msg. # djzzzz i never heard paulson say anything about help from cmkx shareholders
the fantasy world some dwell in
the world does not revolve around cmkx
last i looked cmkx was worthless
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:39:12 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By: leowanta 31 Mar 2008, 01:40 PM EDT Msg. 695426 of 695426 (This msg. is a reply to 695339 by 4CHUN_PCKR.) Jump to msg. # i am gonna say that 2 years ago, April 5, 2006, there was an important DTCC Special Bulletin about the CMKX Security....
i think there are no coincidences about this bulletin...i think today was the day the Bell Tolls.....i am hoping the packets are in the mail and by the 5th all are paid.....we'll see
leowanta
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:40:04 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- twistcapper Administrator In case you were wondering about PB's today « Thread Started Today at 3:01pm » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- According to PB help forum - they were under a DoS attack today. Fixed? So far.............. cmkxgroup.proboards88.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=19491
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:40:55 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- timewilltell Ace of Diamonds Re: gossip 3/31/08 « Reply #12 Today at 2:38pm » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- all i can say is that any change wether we like it or not... has to be an improvement from where we just came from ,... i think it will work out well for us all . the sec and the , dtcc have proven that they cant handle the responsibilties that were presented to them to protect the investing public..... the old saying applies here,...... too many cooks spoil the broth., none the less i thank the lord, that just maybe this will be done , and we can all sit back and rejoice ,.....god bless all who have endured all that pain .and frustration, that we all were succubmed too,.... god bless all shareholders, and, our mgnt , great people all ,.... twt. cmkxgroup.proboards88.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=19489
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:41:38 GMT -5
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Post by JoeRockss on Mar 31, 2008 17:42:42 GMT -5
soonerlew Diamond Wiz (Moderator) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ocd Diamond Finder and Miner Re: gossip 3/31/08 « Reply #12 Today at 1:27pm » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks seagull for that link to cnbc. Here's the paragraph I was referring to... The text of Paulson's speech.... www.cnbc.com/id/23880110"Payment and Settlement Systems" "Payment systems are critically important for overall market stability. On a typical business day, US payment and settlement systems settle transactions valued at over $13 trillion. Every American relies on a payment system in one way or another, everyday. Yet, our government is behind the curve in payment system oversight. I am not intending to raise an alarm. There is no crisis, but we should be proactive and address this issue. In our Blueprint, we recommend the creation of a federal charter for systemically important payment and settlement systems and that these systems should be overseen by the Federal Reserve. This will allow the Federal Reserve to guard the integrity of this vital part of the nation's economy. " IMO, this whole game is about two things. Naked shorting that has occurred over the years which has finally caught up to "them" (thanks to Mr. Maheu) and a naturally occurring market correction which happens to be housing in this scenario. I strongly feel "they" would've used any segment of the market that was getting ready to correct in order for the world to have a bouncing ball to watch. They have wrapped it up nicely and acting like all this is caused by the credit problem borrower in purchasing/refi a home. Fine by me. But to all the CMKXer's out there...we got our ONE paragraph acknowledging a problem is with settlements of trades on a daily basis and the alarm bell has already been rung Mr Paulson. It was when Mr Maheu took you to school because that was when he starting ringing your bell baby! « Last Edit: Today at 1:28pm by ocd » tramp2.proboards88.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=4673
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Post by granny2shoes on Mar 31, 2008 17:43:25 GMT -5
Author Topic: From MB: Kevin West, you're being called to task (Read 31 times) Hotlips Houlihan Chief Administrator member is offline A soul in tension that's learning to fly condition grounded but determined to try Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 1,176 Karma: 42 [ Exalt | Smite ] From MB: Kevin West, you're being called to task « Thread Started on Today at 11:58am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- stormgrey43 DIAMOND JEDI MASTER Member Info Status: offline Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,245 Reputation: 143 [ Cool | Not Cool ] Contact Icons Kevin West, you're being called to task. « Thread Started on Yesterday at 8:35pm » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This letter was sent to Kevin West today from a fellow CMKX shareholder, who shall remain anonymous. Dear Kevin, Your updates have been very negative in that you clearly state the company has no assets and is operating on loans. The company has been unsuccessful in locating the individuals involved in lawsuits. You have made it very clear that us shareholders are living in a fantasy world with regard to pending payments and you have made it very clear that the company does not have the resources of $250,000 to do a mailing worldwide to work on the failures to deliver. You have also stated that our Entourage shares are tied up in a legal dispute, but let's also be realistic and look at the value of those shares. They obviously are of minimal value and if this is the only asset the company has left and is racking up debt to pay salaries and legal expenses, realistically there will be nothing left. You have also clearly stated that getting past financial records have been futile and therefore without them we will never trade again. Basically what I am saying is that if you were to bankrupt the company it would at least allow the shareholders to start writing off our losses and recover our money by allowing us to take tax losses. It seems rather evident that the tax losses a shareholder could write off would be more substantial than the value of any Entourage shares that we might or might not receive. Also any assets that you recover through legal suits appear rather small when you take the large amount of shares outstanding in our existing company. Legal costs may wipe out the rest. I know you are morally trying to go after the "bad" guys so they can never do this again, but isn't that law enforcement's job? Without any charges against the people who have "wronged" us by law enforcement, our success on a civil level seems unlikely. I know you are trying to do the right thing for the shareholders, but realistically if it is as bad as you claim it is, is it really the right thing to do for shareholders? If law enforcement hasn't done anything after all these years, it would appear highly likely that they just don't care. Realistically, a majority of shareholders did buy CMKX because they were hoping to get a substantial return on their investment. If what you are presenting is true, the future is bleak and will never match the expectations that people originally were hoping for. In a strange way, your actions by keeping this saga going only fuels speculation that there has to be some reason why Kevin West is still pushing for the shareholders because there is something of substantial value being worked on. If not, let us break free from this saga and let us get on with our lives. Recouping losses with write offs is better than what you have presented. Thank you for your efforts. A Concerned CMKX shareholder millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=1206927353
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Post by granny2shoes on Mar 31, 2008 18:47:17 GMT -5
Author Topic: DANGEROUS DEALS: A special report (Read 14 times) justice Administrator member is online Joined: Oct 2007 Posts: 679 Karma: 23 [ Exalt | Smite ] DANGEROUS DEALS: A special report « Thread Started on Today at 10:48am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Seems as though the penny stock world is recieving its just dues query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9B0DE5D9173CF93AA25752C1A96F958260Log In Register Now Home Page My Times Today's Paper Video Most Popular Times Topics Monday, March 31, 2008 New York and Region World U.S. N.Y. / Region Business Technology Science Health Sports Opinion Arts Style Travel Jobs Real Estate Autos DANGEROUS DEALS: A special report.; Penny Stock Fraud Is Billion-Dollar Game E-MAIL Print Single-Page Save Share Digg Facebook Mixx Yahoo! Buzz Permalink THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE IS BASED ON REPORTING BY DAVID BARBOZA, LESLIE EATON AND DIANA B. HENRIQUES AND WAS WRITTEN BY MS. EATON. Published: November 19, 1999 Most Americans may not know it, but there are really two Wall Streets. One is the Wall Street of the New York Stock Exchange closing bell, of brash stockbrokers and hair-trigger traders, of big deals and big fortunes, of Microsoft and mutual funds. But in the crooked alleys of Lower Manhattan flourishes another Wall Street. This is a world of low-priced stocks and high-priced dreams, of grimy offices and sham companies, of swindlers and touts who prey on average people trying to grab the brass ring in the greatest bull market in American history. Like the world of organized crime, with which it increasingly overlaps, it is a violent place full of colorful characters and arcane lingo, of ''naked shorts'' and ''pump 'n' dumps.'' And it specializes in creating illusions that are as complex as a Broadway play -- and as simple as a game of three-card monte. It was in this world that Albert Alain Chalem and Maier Lehmann lived -- and died. The men, who were promoting stocks over the Internet together, were both shot in the head on Oct. 25 and left to die on the marble floor in the $1.1 million home in Colts Neck, N.J., where Mr. Chalem lived. Their world might seem arcane -- except that its denizens bilk Americans out of roughly $2 billion a year, securities regulators say. The problem is so severe that regulators and prosecutors have made it one of their chief goals to crack down on what they used to dismiss as ''penny-stock fraud,'' before it became clear that the money involved amounted to many billions of pennies. ''A sustained, prolonged bull market really does bring out the crustaceans from the bottom of the sea,'' said Richard H. Walker, director of enforcement for the Securities and Exchange Commission. ''They're attracted to the money.'' While the enforcement effort has closed down many of the big brokerage operations that pushed shady stocks over the telephone, Mr. Walker said, many people who were kicked out of the securities business have moved their schemes into cyberspace. ''That's where the action is now,'' he said. And that is where Mr. Chalem and Mr. Lehmann were before they were killed. In addition to running a Web site, Mr. Chalem was trading stocks electronically, and may have had an account under an assumed name at a Manhattan firm called Harbor Securities. Investigators are examining whether he traded there, and if it was linked to his death. [Page B6.] From the very first, investigators have suspected that the slayings somehow involved the two men's financial dealings, rather than their personal lives. And, although the investigation remains in its early stages, law enforcement officials have clearly not changed their minds. On the surface, Mr. Lehmann, 37, seems to have had the more troubled work history. He had pleaded guilty to mail fraud in an insurance scheme and settled civil securities-fraud charges. Before his death he told Barron's magazine that he had secretly worked at Patterson, Travis Inc., a small brokerage firm with a history of regulatory troubles; company officials said yesterday that they had no record of his having worked there. In fact, Mr. Lehmann was more than willing to talk. He told reporters, regulators, prosecutors and, apparently, anyone who would listen about what he said were various schemes and swindles. But it was Mr. Chalem, 41, who cast the longer shadow in the world of shady stocks, and it is Mr. Chalem who is increasingly the focus of investigators. He had worked at a brokerage firm, A. S. Goldmen & Company, that prosecutors contend was a criminal enterprise -- a charge that the firm denies. He also worked secretly at a firm called Toluca Pacific Securities, according to several people who knew him. Toluca, which is defunct, had a long history of regulatory run-ins and had links to career felons and to organized crime. Mobsters have increasingly turned up in stock swindles. In January, two men whom prosecutors said were tied to the Bonanno and Genovese crime families pleaded guilty to federal charges that they participated in a conspiracy to manipulate the stock of an Arizona company that owns a health club; the president of the company was convicted of related charges in May in Federal District Court in Manhattan. 3 More pages hit the link for the full story!!!
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Post by soonerlew on Mar 31, 2008 20:20:37 GMT -5
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