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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 5, 2015 15:34:34 GMT -4
repost from PB29 ... thanks
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repost from R&B ...
#2132911 EricGreenField
How about that SK what is he doing?
I thought he was getting ready last week to release good news to the shareholders.
well, as it turned out it was anything but that.
What "news" will he release to the rabble following the hearing on the 21st?
Here are my guesses:
1. The judge decided to take the case under advisement and will release his final judgment sometime before the end of the year, this is of course assuming no additional information reaches his desk before that time, in which case the judge will have to extend the hearing.
2. The judgement was sealed and therefore I am prevented from telling you, the shareholders, what the decision was, what it means for the company and what its value is and how that value, as small as it was, can be used, if ever, by the company.
3. I don't know what the final judgement was because they won't tell me.
4. I know but I'm not going to tell you exactly because if I did the bad guys would learn what that judgement was and could use it against us sometime in the distant future, like around the year 2035. We must be very careful. It is for your own good and besides, you are all too stupid to understand this complex legal shi* anyway. So shut up, sit down and eat your peas!
5. We WON! NHHI now has all the resources needed to proceed with rebuilding the company. The award was in the amount of $300,000. It is a HUGE amount allowing me to be reimbursed for a portion of my time these past three years with money left over to hire a new web design firm that will make our online presence look better which hopefully will allow us to attract investors. Hopefully we will find a WHALE investor allowing us to buy an oil field. I understand oil is the energy of the future. Oil prices are going crazy and I want to get in now.
6. I'm so f*cking depressed I can hardly speak. We lost everything. The judge ruled in favor of the defendant and so that is it. This will be our last webinar. I'm am shutting down the shop. It's been good knowing you and I've been proud to serve as your CEO. In case any of you are driving through my part of the country, please stop in for a car wash. It will make your car look new and it will help me recoup some of the losses I've experienced being associated with this cluster-f*ck we all refer to as the "investment of a lifetime." Hasta luego motherf*ckers.
There you go, one of those six options will be what we learn following the 21t of this month. I don;t know about any of you but I'm really encourage and know that we will be rich come May! YAHOO! WE'Z RICH!
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Post by kranker on Apr 5, 2015 23:33:23 GMT -4
The poster seems a little excited. Not healthy or productive for anyone.
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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 6, 2015 5:29:18 GMT -4
The poster seems a little excited. Not healthy or productive for anyone. Facts presented and opinions expressed are healthy and productive for everyone.
Helps generate conversation rather than stagnant, judgmental non-communication. Otherwise there would be no need to continue keeping these doors open, eh?
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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 12, 2015 7:14:14 GMT -4
from the RB ...
#2134715 EricGreenField 16:30 Yesterday
Was SK told the truth about CMKX before he took the job?
If he was told the truth then why is he changing his story? And he has changed his story and thinking over the last three years.
If he wasn't told the truth then why is he sticking with TYLER, since TYLER is the one that convinced him into taking the job? If the boys at TYLER had talked you into taking the job and after about a year you learn they lied to you, would you stick around? Would any honest, rich, successful businessman who learned after a year into the job that he had been lied to and would in all likelihood never be paid remain on the job as CEO?
ANS: no.
so, what is going on? why is SK changing his story? and why is he now more than ever driving home the point that we bought a pile of shi* and in all likelihood it will remain mostly a pile of shi* into the future?
quack ... quack
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Post by kranker on Apr 18, 2015 17:49:22 GMT -4
I'm thinking Steve was told the truth but...
There is no way anyone could comprehend just how messed up our company was until they lift the hood and start working on it for a while.
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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 20, 2015 9:03:41 GMT -4
I'm thinking Steve was told the truth but... There is no way anyone could comprehend just how messed up our company was until they lift the hood and start working on it for a while. Standard procedure(s) dictate that one look before leaping ... test the waters before getting in.
It's rightful and correct name is DD ... Due Diligence ... where one investigates the pros and cons of the given situation.
In this case, CMKM/CMKX/NHHI it is apparent that the present day CEO/Pres, John Steven Kirkpatrick failed to exercise 'good sense' and was negligent in his investigation(s) of the company before offering/applying/accepting the position of Company CEO/President. His troubles are his own and it is truly apparent that he 'bit off more than he could chew'.
To make/continue to make excuses for his lack of good judgment is but to evade/avoid the real issue(s) of competence and brings into question the balanced nature of those doing so.
With all respect, those that continue to blindly accept the decisions of past and proposed future directions of Steve Kirkpatrick may as well throw their shares into the fires already burning by former managements ... the TYLER GROUP.
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Post by kranker on Apr 24, 2015 21:43:11 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer,
What would you do differently than Steve?
What would be your expected revenue and profit after your 5th year of leadership as CEO?
-kranker
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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 25, 2015 19:41:12 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer, What would you do differently than Steve? What would be your expected revenue and profit after your 5th year of leadership as CEO? -kranker This game you insist on playing is quite childish. I am not the CEO/PRESIDENT of CMKM/CMKX/NHHI nor did I or would I ever have aspirations to engage in such. But I will humor you and your trite question(s).
'What would you do differently than Steve?'
The better question is "what would I have done" ... and the answer is quite simply, DD ... DUE DILIGANCE.
As a shareholder from the 'early' days, my understanding is far greater than that of Steve Kirkpatrick's. I have experienced the saga of the last umpteen years.
By his own admission, Mr Kirkpatrick has stated in the past that he was not even aware that CMKM DIAMONDS INC. existed nor did he know it's trading symbol. And by his position of 'forget the past' it is most apparent that he knows and understands even less of the 'nature' of this bird that we, the original shareholders of CMKM, rather than those sold by the notorious Marco Glisson, aka DELI. Mr Kirkpatrick is but another jump onto the wagon and get rich quick ... person .
It is not what would I do but rather what have I been through?
'What would be your expected revenue and profit after your 5th year of leadership as CEO?'
Really? ... You want me to speculate or assume? Without being privy to the business at hand, how can one make statement?
It was not I that stated a 'return to trading', transparency and posting of past FEDERAL TAX RETURNS. Nor was it I that agreed to a settlement of the group led by Jerry Koziac, aka wolfbella and then failed to deliver on terms of such agreement.
Steve Kirkpatrick has only been responsible for adding to the division of the shareholder base and in my opinion has done nothing positive for the company that has included sharing monies or properties recovered or for that matter, information pertinent to this debacle of a stock that binds/bonds us together.
I, just as most shareholders have done nothing that has caused damage to the company, or the value of the company nor have I shared in any recovered monies.
And the fact is Steve Kirkpatrick has far greater monetary reward as a 'johnny come lately' than 'perhaps 'all' the combined original holders of this stock, save for those that turned 'tricks' with DELI.
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Post by kranker on Apr 26, 2015 9:41:24 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer,
How long we have all been shareholders, or the amount of DD we have done over the years, does not uniquely qualify us to be a qualified or capable CEO.
Most penny stock scams evaporate instantly. Have you ever considered giving a little credit to everyone that has stepped up to the plate to prevent that from happening to our company? The fact that we still have some sort of a company, and a CEO, gives you the opportunity to criticize it. Maybe you can start off by appreciating that fact.
Did you ever buy stock in another penny stock scam company? How are they doing now? There's a bunch of those companies out there that present an opportunity for you to step up the plate and attempt to revive them using your unique knowledge and DD. You'll start off without working capital, the most vocal shareholders will criticize you at every turn. The good news is; you'll have support from the silent majority of shareholders. They will appreciate that you stepped up the plate to do something, anything, instead of letting their company and investment be relegated to the grave yard of all the other penny stock scams.
There will be vocal opponents of you in your new role as CEO of a former penny stock scam company. You will need to "power through" and understand the silent majority of shareholders do appreciate the fact you are trying to do something positive.
-kranker
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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 26, 2015 14:40:35 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer, How long we have all been shareholders, or the amount of DD we have done over the years, does not uniquely qualify us to be a qualified or capable CEO. Most penny stock scams evaporate instantly. Have you ever considered giving a little credit to everyone that has stepped up to the plate to prevent that from happening to our company? The fact that we still have some sort of a company, and a CEO, gives you the opportunity to criticize it. Maybe you can start off by appreciating that fact. Did you ever buy stock in another penny stock scam company? How are they doing now? There's a bunch of those companies out there that present an opportunity for you to step up the plate and attempt to revive them using your unique knowledge and DD. You'll start off without working capital, the most vocal shareholders will criticize you at every turn. The good news is; you'll have support from the silent majority of shareholders. They will appreciate that you stepped up the plate to do something, anything, instead of letting their company and investment be relegated to the grave yard of all the other penny stock scams. There will be vocal opponents of you in your new role as CEO of a former penny stock scam company. You will need to "power through" and understand the silent majority of shareholders do appreciate the fact you are trying to do something positive. -kranker When and if I receive and cash a dividend check from the company with Steve Kirkpatrick's signature, will I then say 'thank you' ...
Until then, I'll use my right as a shareholder to either support or criticize as I see fit, just as you also have that right.
As for penny stocks ... I have made money on 'all' my investments to date with one exception ... CMKM/CMKX/NHHI.
... and until that day, I will continue to be vocal in the direction of my choosing.... perhaps you need share your business plam with the company to get it into the black
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Post by kranker on Apr 26, 2015 16:19:58 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer,
You should be an investment advisor with your track record. Do you realize your track record is better than the best?
Capitalize on your unique skill/talent and you will make so much money you will forget about your single investment loss in CMKX in no time!
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Post by mullahpaloozer on Apr 26, 2015 17:19:23 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer, You should be an investment advisor with your track record. Do you realize your track record is better than the best? Capitalize on your unique skill/talent and you will make so much money you will forget about your single investment loss in CMKX in no time! And you need be reminded of the board rules ...
stick to the issues rather than personal attacks.
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Post by citybear59 on Apr 26, 2015 18:58:20 GMT -4
Without Steve I believe this company would have faded into oblivion long ago. Al Hodges "efforts" have been fruitless, the "US Dollar Refunding Project" the "World Global Settlements" the Iraqi Dinar RV, etc. etc. are basically figments of his, the late Chris Story's and Michael Cottrell's vivid imaginations. The few people left perpetuating the myth have lost credibility. So, what do we do? Wait it out and see what Steve is capable of doing given the difficult situation he is faced with. I haven't given up on him, in my opinion he has been direct and honest in his dealings with shareholders. Had I been in his shoes I'd have walked away from this mess a long time ago.
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Post by kranker on Apr 26, 2015 19:55:42 GMT -4
mullahpaloozer, You should be an investment advisor with your track record. Do you realize your track record is better than the best? Capitalize on your unique skill/talent and you will make so much money you will forget about your single investment loss in CMKX in no time! And you need be reminded of the board rules ...
stick to the issues rather than personal attacks.Are you mistakenly taking my compliment as a personal attack? Do you not realize that an experienced investor or investment advisor with only one losing trade is at the top of his/her industry? Seriously.
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Post by kranker on Apr 27, 2015 19:27:37 GMT -4
Without Steve I believe this company would have faded into oblivion long ago. Al Hodges "efforts" have been fruitless, the "US Dollar Refunding Project" the "World Global Settlements" the Iraqi Dinar RV, etc. etc. are basically figments of his, the late Chris Story's and Michael Cottrell's vivid imaginations. The few people left perpetuating the myth have lost credibility. So, what do we do? Wait it out and see what Steve is capable of doing given the difficult situation he is faced with. I haven't given up on him, in my opinion he has been direct and honest in his dealings with shareholders. Had I been in his shoes I'd have walked away from this mess a long time ago. If Al Hodges efforts do bare fruit someday, I'll be one of the first in a long line to congratulate him though.
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