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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 7:11:21 GMT -5
By: currentplay1 20 Apr 2008, 06:38 PM EDT Msg. 709384 of 709537 (This msg. is a reply to 709379 by rosencrantz2010.) Jump to msg. # rosencrantz2010,
64 Million is peanuts this is much bigger then 64 Million.. We will see what happens over the next few weeks... It took years to get where we are now.. They want as little exposer as possible. What was Mahues famous words of wisdom.
I have never taken on an assignment either for my country or for a client and tried to make a popularity contest at that same time. They just flat don’t run in tandem.
Well Mr. Faulk seeks a popularity contest.. He deems to put out what Mahue allowed. Mahue is a master of misinformation to get what he wants..
By: rosencrantz2010 21 Apr 2008, 05:27 AM EDT Msg. 709519 of 709537 (This msg. is a reply to 709384 by currentplay1.) Jump to msg. # currentplay1,
$64 million seems like a lot,,, but given the size of this mess $64 million doesn't really seem like all that much. i have to go along with your thoughts. there is (hopefully) more here than meets the eye.
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 7:12:23 GMT -5
By: currentplay1 21 Apr 2008, 01:55 AM EDT Msg. 709502 of 709537 (This msg. is a reply to 709498 by jonas-dxci.) Jump to msg. # Jonas,
What you count on is the investor to be stupid... We have a situation like Russian roulette.. Roger Glen wrote the opinion letters... We will see what triggers a full scale investigation if shareholders are not compensated for a monumental wrong.. Fact is the majority of shareholders bought into this stock because of Roger Glen and Mr. Mahue.. 622 Billion unregistered shares hit the market under Roger Glens watch. Urban cannot write an opinion letter to free restricted stock. Only the attorney. A Trip and a big meeting in Canada caused Roger Glen to increase the Auth an extra 300 billion... I do not see you mentioning his name or is your script the same as the SEC... SEC points to the TA but the fact is RG did write the opinion letter and did raise the authorized not the TA.
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 7:29:26 GMT -5
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 7:41:35 GMT -5
dicek18 DIAMOND JEDI Re: APRIL 18-PROPOSED FINAL JUDGEMENT-CMKM « Reply #93 Today at 5:45am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apr 19, 2008, 9:10am, secretsanta wrote: SecretSanta, you get a karma for this one. I appreciate your having taken the initiative to speak with Leslie Hakala and get some direct answers. Great stuff. It's exactly the type of info we need. You've heard the expression: "Just follow the money"? Well, in our case shareholders should just follow Hakala and she will lead us to the desired end result. Where is Hakala channeling the defendants toward? A quick resolution. I'm betting that Leslie wants ALL of the defendants to come to agreement with their individual offers from Leslie as quickly and as easily as KW and BF did. Leslie doesn't want a long court battle - she doesn't want court period - so it's in her interest as well that her deals/offers to each defendant be reasonable enough to the degree that each defendant will agree to what she's put on the table. And I believe that the offers were already made some time ago to each of the defendants - and that the quick reply via fax to wave service, could be viewed as being a tacit agreement by the defendants to take the offer presented by Leslie. What's happening now is just a formality. I believe that all interested parties have accepted Hakala's deal and we'll most likely see that in writing this week. If we follow Hakala - and where she's going - we'll know how this story is going to end. Leslie Hakala is driving this particular bus. millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=19295&page=5
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 7:47:36 GMT -5
abadgoodgirl DIAMOND JEDI WARLORD Re: APRIL 18-PROPOSED FINAL JUDGEMENT-CMKM « Reply #84 Yesterday at 10:54am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yesterday at 8:23am, dennissullenger wrote: .... dennis..don't you think that the SEC complaint is pretty much boiler plate and would automatically refer to that section in the interest of being a) conservative and b) out of an abundance of caution and c) standard operating procedure (language).... just asking....anyone can answer...or not. dennissullenger DIAMOND DIGGER Re: APRIL 18-PROPOSED FINAL JUDGEMENT-CMKM « Reply #86 Yesterday at 11:59am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABAD...I would agree that it is typical SEC boilerplate minutia. Having said that, my point is 'why would the SEC give a string of gnat's snot about how CMKM behaves seemingly in the future about filing, making sure it's stock is registered and not selling unregistered stock, disposing of it's (we aint got none) assets, reporting it's (we still aint got any) assets truthfully, what it puts in pr's, etc, ad naseum,' ? Sounds like some pretty strict attention to setting up the game rules for a team that's already been pulled off the floor (revoked)....If ya aint gonna play, wtf do ya care about the regulations? Nope..seems to me a clear case of 'If you're gonna get back in the game, this is how you're gonna have to do it. Then again, I liked the Edsel, so whatta I knnow..... Bwhahahah go cmkx em dennis abadgoodgirl DIAMOND JEDI WARLORD Re: APRIL 18-PROPOSED FINAL JUDGEMENT-CMKM « Reply #87 Yesterday at 2:26pm » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yesterday at 11:59am, dennissullenger wrote: ...thanks for answering my inquiry dennis...and yes, the SEC appears to be going to great lengths to include anything that may be relevent at any point in time.
As for trading again, it won't be trading in Alberta, Manitoba or Saskatchewan. LOL...unless that is restricted to 'physical stock certificates'.
As Bill used to say: Onward millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=19295&page=5
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 7:53:33 GMT -5
By: rosencrantz2010 21 Apr 2008, 08:46 AM EDT Msg. 709544 of 709545 Jump to msg. # 2007 geologist report by N. Ralph Newson for ForestGate. www.forestgate.ca/pdfs/43-101.pdf isn't newson the geologist that did the early work for cmkx? if you read newson's recommendations given to ForestGate they show he tells it like it is - that is, it's certainly not all positive. first, we learn he is still in the area and being hired by different companies. second, the fact that he reached two negative conclusions about ForestGate's claims tells us something about his work,,, which in turn tells us something about the extremely positive analysis he reported for the early cmkx kimberlites. what did he say back in 2003? "i'd rank cmkx's kimberites a 9 and that only because i've never seen a 10," or something like that. now,,, where is all that kimberlite? was urban really that stupid he just pisssed it all away even though the geologist he hired told him it was worth tens of billions of dollars? maybe.
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 8:23:52 GMT -5
pickleman773 Musketeer DEFT'S MTN TO CANCEL LIS PENDENS & Carano Case « Thread Started Today at 5:06am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guys, let's not forget about these 2 important hearings today with Judge Denton. This upcoming week should be another interesting one news wise. viewer.zoho.com/docs/sOCbbf Plaintiff Carrano, Francisco Judge Denton, Mark R. Next Hear 04/21/2008 at 09:00 AM & Case 07-A-538649-B Status ACTIVE Plaintiff CMKM Diamonds Inc Attorney Koch, David R. Defendant Desormeau, Dave Attorney Pro Se Judge Denton, Mark R. Dept. 13 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Filed Date 03/30/2007 Closed Date Last Hear 01/28/2008 For PLTF CMKM'S NOTICE OF MOTION AND MOTION FOR LEAVE TO AMEND COMPLAINT/7 Outcome GRANTED Next Hear 04/21/2008 at 09:00 AM For DEFT'S ETON PROPERTIES CORP'S MOTION TO EXPUNGE LIS PENDENS /8 Pre-trial Trial pickleman773 cmkxdiamond.proboards66.com/index.cgi?board=general1&action=display&thread=56738
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 8:32:56 GMT -5
hawkeye1 Diamond Finder and Miner GOOD MONDAY MORNING TO ALL******* « Thread Started Today at 2:58am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This month has four Mondays in it.... 7-14-21-28 All evenly divided by 7 also, Monday morning full moon Good Monday Morning to all. « Last Edit: Today at 3:06am by hawkeye1 » tramp2.proboards88.com/index.cgi?action=display&board=general&thread=4920&page=1
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 8:49:42 GMT -5
By: silverbulletny1 21 Apr 2008, 09:18 AM EDT Msg. 709554 of 709562 Jump to msg. # Will we be turning in our CERT after payment fot the New Star Diamond IPO? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm................. I like that idea don't you? - - - - - By: silverbulletny1 21 Apr 2008, 09:21 AM EDT Msg. 709556 of 709562 Jump to msg. # Will the KOCH claims go into the IPO? hmmmmmmm - - - - -
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 9:18:04 GMT -5
By: snoopstock613 21 Apr 2008, 10:11 AM EDT Msg. 709569 of 709574 Jump to msg. # Post by abad:
What was the name of the pandemic that hit the SEC over such a short period of time? Almost all Senior Management was extinguished. Was it the Glenn-Maheu syndrome?
1/19/2005: Patrick Von Bargen, Managing Executive for Policy and Staff, to Leave Commission 2 years
2/18/2005: Paul F. Roye, Director of the Division of Investment Management, Announces Intention to Leave the SEC 8 years
3/9/2005: Spencer Barasch, Head of Enforcement for the SEC's Fort Worth Office, to Leave the Commission 10 years
4/14/2005: Enforcement Director Stephen M. Cutler to Leave Commission 7 years
6/1/2005: SEC Chairman William H. Donaldson to Step Down on June 30 2.5 years
6/30/2005: Matt Well, Director of Public Affairs, to Leave the Commission
6/30/2005: Peter Derby, Managing Exec. & Ops Management leaves after 10 years. He founded the the first private Russian bank and the first Russian investment firm
6/30/2005: Joseph Hall, Managing Executive for Policy, to Leave SEC 2 years (Hall also worked for Reuters)
7/6/2005: David Kornblau left Commission. He was Chief Litigation Counsel of the Division of Enforcement. [10 yrs]
7/21/2005: Martha Peterson, Counselor to former Donaldson to leave commission
8/8/2005: Sandra Harris, Asso. Regional Director and Co-head of Enforcement for the SEC's Pacific Regional office in Los Angeles. Harris was charged with oversight of prosecution for violations in nine western states. She had been there for 18 years.
8/15/2005: Harold F. Degenhardt. District Administrator, in the Fort Worth office leaves after 10 years.
9/7/2005: Donald Nicolaisen, Chief Accountant, US Securities to leave commission. 2 years
11/1/2005: David B. Smith, Jr., Associate Director, Division of Investment Management, to leave commission 9 years
11/4/2005: Andrew D. Bailey, Jr., Deputy Chief Accountant, US Securities and Exchange Commission, to leave SEC 1.5 years
11/30/2005: Giovanni Prezioso, SEC General Counsel, to Leave the Commission 3 years
12/6/2005: Meyer Eisenber, Deputy General Counsel and Acting Director of Division of Investment Management, to retire from SEC
12/21/2005: Lawrence A. West, Asso. Director of Enforcement leaves after 12 years
12/30/2005: Larry Bergmann, Sr. Asso. Director in Division of Market Regulation retires after 25 years
1/11/2006: Alan Beller, Corp Finance Division Director to leave commission (5yrs)
3/7/2006: Randall Fons, Head of the SEC’s Central Regional Office, to leave the Commission (9yrs)
3/14/2006: Jim McConnell, SEC Executive Director for 20 years leaves.
4/13/2006: Richard Wessel, District Administrator of the SEC's Atlanta District Office, to Retire Rich has made a significant contribution to the work of the Commission during his 32 years of service as the District Administrator of the Atlanta District Office, as an Associate Director of the Division of Market Regulation and as a member of the Division of Enforcement in Washington, D.C
5/15/2006: Glassman, a commissioner, leaves Commission
5/18/2006: Paul Berger, Associate Director of Enforcement, to Leave Commission
6/6/2006: Susan Ferris Wyderko, Director of the Office of Investor Education and Assistance, to Leave Commission
There you have it. Now, for the individuals who will say, okay, so people quit. Well let us present the same facts in another light. Let us recap the titles of those individuals who left the Commission between 1/19/2006 – 6/6/2006
Managing Executive for Policy and Staff 2 years Director of the Division of Investment Management 8 years Head of Enforcement for the SEC's Fort Worth Office 10 years Enforcement Director Washington, DC 7 years SEC Chairman 2.5 years Director of Public Affairs Managing Executive. & Operations Management over entire SEC 10 years Managing Executive for Policy 2 years Chief Litigation Counsel of the Division of Enforcement 10 years Counselor to former Donaldson Associate. Regional Director and Co-head of Enforcement for the SEC's Pacific Regional office 18 years District Administrator, in the Fort Worth office 10 years Chief Accountant 2 years Associate Director, Division of Investment Management 9 years Deputy Chief Accountant, US Securities and Exchange Commission 1.5 years SEC General Counsel 3 years Deputy General Counsel and Acting Director of Division of Investment Management Associate Director of Enforcement 12 years Associate Director in Division of Market Regulation 25 years Corp Finance Division Director 5 years Head of the SEC’s Central Regional Office 9 years SEC Executive Director for 20 years leaves District Administrator of the SEC's Atlanta District Office 32 years Sec Commissioner Associate Director of Enforcement Director of the Office of Investor Education and Assistance
Recently, Microsoft had a few resignations and lost several of its key employees to Google. This news was all over the financial press and yet the SEC who is charged with oversight of the United States capital markets doesn’t even get a mention in the financial press.
Trust me, nobody willingly leaves the cushy government positions where they play solitaire and take long lunches to go work in the private sector because then they really have to actually work and kiss 9 to 5 play time goodbye.
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 9:22:15 GMT -5
By: silverbulletny1 21 Apr 2008, 10:25 AM EDT Msg. 709575 of 709576 Jump to msg. # ETGMF .018 x .06 nice buffet LOL em
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 9:23:21 GMT -5
By: klonopin2mg 21 Apr 2008, 10:25 AM EDT Msg. 709576 of 709576 (This msg. is a reply to 709571 by snoopstock613.) Jump to msg. # snoopstock'.....what i enjoyed/am enjoying.....the part i refered to for years as... "TAKING OUT THE TRASH" in the aftermath of.. "TRIMMING THE HEDGES" sometimes housework can be enjoyable afterall..... and the good thing is, now i expect icing on the cake (ROI)! thing is....the show isn't even over yet! NOW THIS IS FUN! be interested to see what "Dominos Fall This Week" ;-) Enjoy The Week Friend!!! i certainly will.... klon'/chuck and WOW what a list of "possible" interested parties this week: camrhon.proboards102.com:80/index.cgi?board=safe&action=display&thread=2639&page=1
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Post by eastcoastswing on Apr 21, 2008 9:54:33 GMT -5
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Bank of America Corp. reported quarterly results Monday that were much worse than originally feared, as profits plunged 77%, but the company still managed to stay in the black.
The Charlotte-based bank saw net income plunge to $1.21 billion, or 23 cents a share, from $5.26 billion, or $1.16 a share, in the year-earlier period.
Analysts surveyed by earnings tracker Thomson First Call had been expecting earnings of 41 cents a share.
"These results clearly did not meet our expectations," Chairman and CEO Kenneth Lewis said in a statement. "The weakness in the economy and prolonged disruptions in the capital markets took their toll on our performance."
Bank of America's revenue declined 6% to $17.3 billion, but came in slightly better than expected.
The company took $1.9 billion in writedowns on the value of its collateralized debt obligations and leveraged loans, although that was less than the writedowns in the fourth quarter.
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 10:55:21 GMT -5
oaks DIAMOND JEDI Re: I talked to Andy Hill/Oaks tonight « Reply #46 Today at 8:59am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My internal response to the negative jibber jabbers is...... YADA YADA YADA. If this comes through for ALL shareholders, even the negative ones will still WIN. I only focus on EVERY CMKX SHAREHOLDER winning. Enjoy your day and be kind to each other. There will ALWAYS be someone having a far worse day than yourself. Oaks (aimho) millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=19271&page=3
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Post by soonerlew on Apr 21, 2008 10:56:43 GMT -5
oaks DIAMOND JEDI Re: I talked to Andy Hill/Oaks tonight « Reply #51 Today at 10:42am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Herman and all.... It still remains inconceivable to me that people such as IBM, RG and DS could have been HOODWINKED...and along with the fact they are not named in any SEC actions, keeps the hope alive for me at least, that we are still going to see a positive outcome from this for bona fide CMKX shareholders. Oaks (aimho) millionaires.proboards86.com/index.cgi?board=main&action=display&thread=19271&page=3
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