KFx’s Plant Cost Reaches $95 Million
KFx, Inc. (AMEX: KFx, $13.92) Form 10-Q filed today shows that as of June 30, 2006 KFx’s admitted plant cost, which does not include so-called “plant start-up costs” of $6.0 million incurred this year, has […]
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KFX: Waiting for Godot, Part Deux.
On July 31, 2006 KFx Inc. (Amex: KFX $15.12) announced that the first K-Fuel delivery by railroad, scheduled to depart from the KFx plant in Gillette, Wyoming by the end of July “to a previously […]
PGWC: More links Emerge Between PGWC and Hung Chiu-Hu.
Several filings of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) reveal links between Pegasus Wireless Corporation (NASDAQ: PGWC, $6.96) and Taiwanese national Hung Chiu-Hu who stands accused of embezzling more than $525 million, which go beyond […]
PGWC’s Links To The “Corporate Scandal Of The Century.”
On January 16, 2006 Pegasus Wireless Corporation (NASDAQ: PGWC, $7.09) completed the acquisitions of partial interests in three tiny and seemingly unrelated companies. One of the companies was incorporated in the Cayman Islands but headquartered […]
Is Pegasus indicted Taiwanese collaborator backing out?
On July 17, 2006 Pegasus Wireless Corporation (NASDAQ: PGWC, $7.00) announced that its Board had approved a “voluntary exchange” that will reduce “Pegasus’ issued and outstanding shares by approximately 45 million.” Judging from Pegasus’ long […]
Despite The AMEX’s ‘LIHOP’ Policy, GTE Gets De-listed.
On July 19, 2006 the American Stock Exchange (“AMEX”), announced that the exchange was halting trading in GlobeTel Communications Corporation (AMEX: GTE $0.69) and was seeking to de-list the company. The AMEX sought the delisting […]
PGWC Rings In Controversy At NASDAQ’s Opening Bell.
Today, Pegasus Wireless Corporation (NASDAQ: PGWC $5.17) announced that the Company’s President, Jasper Knabb, will be ringing the NASDAQ opening bell in Times Square on Friday, July 21, 2006, at 9:30 AM Eastern Standard Time. […]
Meet PGWC’s Picture Perfect CFO
Today, Pegasus Wireless Corporation’s (NASDAQ: PGWC $5.23) announced that the Company’s President, Jasper Knabb, will be ringing the ceremonial NASDAQ opening bell in Times Square on Friday, July 21, 2006, at 9:30 AM Eastern Standard […]
PGWC and Jasper Knabb: A Match Made In Penny-Stock Heaven.
According to Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) filings, Jasper C. Knabb, the President of Pegasus Wireless Corporation (NASDAQ: PGWC, $5.17), has claimed he spent more than $26,000,000 buying shares in PGWC over the past two […]
KFx: Waiting for Godot, again?
On March 7, 2006 KFx, Inc. (AMEX: KFx $14.15) stated in a press release that “Near-term we are focusing on the ramp-up to full production of our Gillette facility, with our first unit train shipment […]
SEC Abolishes a Grandfather, Narrows a Harbor
SEC Abolishes a Grandfather, Narrows a Harbor – HedgeWorld.com
Winthrop Quigley Albuquerque Journal (New Mexico) July 6, 2006
“Among the biggest skeptics was Manuel P. Asensio, a money manager who sold Solv-Ex stock short. A short sale is a bet by an investor that the value of a stock will fall. Asensio told […]
Lawsuits Over Whether a N.M. Tech Firm Lied About Prospects May Be Near End
Lawsuits Over Whether a N.M. Tech Firm Lied About Prospects May Be Near End – Albuquerque Journal
10th Anniversary Creation of Activist Short-Selling
Today, June 27, 2006 marks the Tenth Anniversary of the first ever publication of a research report by a National Association of Securities Dealers (“NASD”) member firm or any other professional organization advocating that investors […]
Alistair Barr MarketWatch June 14, 2006
Manuel Asensio, one of the most outspoken and controversial short sellers, has scaled back in recent years and is now investing on both the long and short side. Asensio generated annual returns of more than […]
Short Sellers: A rarer breed of investing
Short Sellers: A rarer breed of investing – Market Watch
‘Naked’ short selling is center of looming legal battle
‘Naked’ short selling is center of looming legal battle – Market Watch
DMC: A Long History of Silly, Fruitless Litigation
In a David vs. Goliath-like battle, everyone roots for the underdog. In any case where the validity and enforceability of the Wicker Patents is concerned (AMEX: DMC, $8.65) this has proven to be a losing […]
When did DMC acquire the Wicker Patents?
Prior to changing its name to Document Security Systems (AMEX: DMC, $10.11) in February of 2003, the company formerly known as New Sky Communications began a series of acquisitions. Through the purchase of Lester Levin […]
ESCL: Shouldn’t former NASD Chairman James Davin have known better?
On May 09, 2006 the Madrid offices of Afinsa Bienes Tangibles, S.A.(“Afinsa”) were raided along with the offices of Escala Group Inc. (NASDAQ: ESCL, $6.80). Afinsa owns a 67% stake of ESCL and is ESCL’s […]
DMC: One More For The Movies
Document Security Systems, Inc. (AMEX: DMC, $8.01) announced on August 01, 2005 that the company was suing the European Central Bank (“ECB”) and seeking to recover damages “at a rate of a reasonable royalty” based […]
From B-List Movies, To Dotcom, To Anti-Counterfeiting Technology?
asensio.com, the investor advocacy web-site which provides investors with educational information on stock valuations and contains the archive of America’s best known and most successful short selling organization, announces the availability of documents and analysis […]
Will ESCL hold call scheduled for tomorrow?
With small-time investors angrily knocking at its parent’s door and the police arresting officers of its parent and raiding its offices, will Escala Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: ESCL, $14.60) go forward with its planned quarterly conference […]
CNBC’s Cramer calls CROX shorts “way too aggressive.”
Crocs, Inc. (NASDAQ: CROX, $29.91) is riding high on the plastic-clog craze. The company’s value has increased from $6.9 million to over $900 million in less than two years. But there are signs the fad […]
Exactly Who is Chairman Cox Protecting?
During a period where questionable stock promotion schemes have become increasingly deep and sophisticated, thus more harmful to capital markets, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (“SEC”) Chairman, Christopher Cox, has taken a position that inhibits […]
Is REFR’s 41-year-old stock promotion finally finished?
Believe it or not, Research Frontiers Incorporated (NASDAQ: REFR, $4.81) has been selling stock based on the same promise since 1965. REFR’s promoters have gotten rich while investors have gotten 41 years of uninterrupted losses. […]
How does a 41-year-old loser like REFR qualify as a going-concern?
Research Frontiers Incorporated (NASDAQ: REFR, $4.81) has had 41 years of uninterrupted losses since its inception in 1965. As of December 31, 2005 REFR had $3.6 million in cash. In 2005 REFR had expenses of […]
Connecticut Officials Elusive on Regulation
Connecticut Officials Elusive on Regulation
CROX faces Skecher’s competition. Kohl’s sees plastic-clogs as passé.
Skechers USA, Inc. (NYSE: SKX, $24.82) is now selling a plastic clog-like shoe named the “Waterbug” that is almost identical to the Crocs, Inc. (NASDAQ: CROX, $25.22) plastic clog-like shoe. Skechers is also selling the […]
Are Wall Street Investors over-paying for the over-crowded plastic shoe fad?
Have you seen the Ameritrade TV ads where the daughter asks her father for money to buy a new pair of jeans that all her friends are wearing? Remember the hip-dad going to his computer […]