quantumbit.com
Qbit sells quantum controlled email service and develops other Projects.
The Company's Officers, Directors and Large Owners are (06/30/04);
Mike Skillern, Director, President 22.00%
Ellis Gibson, Director, Treasurer 12.62%
Pete McCain, Director, Secretary 11.28%
Mike Walters, Director 11.00%
Chris Hymel, Director 6.60%
Karl Zercoe 6.59%
Allan Richardson 5.93%
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As a Group 76.02%
Quantum Bit Induction Technology, Inc. ("Qbit") has operated continuously since chartering in Nevada on January 28, 1999. Qbit's By-Laws are available here.
Qbit's resident and transfer agent is Nevada Agency and Trust.
Qbit Common Stock has been assigned CUSIP# 74765B105 and ISIN# US74765B1052 by Standard & Poor's CUSIP Bureau.
Qbit is authorized to issue 200,000,000 Common Shares. Qbit has issued 50,000,000 Shares which are owned by approximately 130 Shareholders (06/30/04).
Qbit Common Stock was cleared for quotation by The Pink Sheets on June 30, 2004.
quantumbit.com
Programmed Trading
Qbit has identified a number of methods by which financial and commodity markets can be predicted and automatically traded for profit. Many institutions and funds have developed successful programmed trading systems. Qbit is working to develop a complete system that automatically fills the Member's account with money to a preset level and as spent thereafter.
Qbit Shareholders (100+ Common Shares) have the exclusive and irrevocable right to become Programmed Trading Members for a small monthly fee. Shareholders are under no obligation to join before it is profitable for them to do so. Qbit devotes general corporate resources to its Projects at the discretion of Management. Membership fees derived from this Project are devoted exclusively to this Project. Qbit believes that we will accomplish our Project goals, more resources for a Project makes that happen faster. Shareholder and Member support is appreciated by Qbit.
Qbit owns NeuNet Pro which is neural net creation software. Qbit is using NeuNet Pro to recognize and predict the migration of capital which drives currency prices. Qbit is investigating other prediction engines for currency markets. Prediction engines are prolifically available on the internet in a variety of prices and operating systems.
Qbit is also working to develop negative group delay electronics that are described on our "Time" Project category page. Qbit believes that negative group delay can be used to project probable market prices. The resolution of the prediction should be inversely proportional to information feedback potential.
Qbit's Programmed Trading Project goal is to automate all transaction activity so that Member's accounts fill to a preset balance and refill as spent.
Qbit has done some prototyping and testing through an account with Oanda. Qbit plans to build software to coordinate automated predictions and trades through Oanda's FX API product. The goal is for Members to tap this flow of value to do their work in life free of financial motive, raise their kids, live comfortably, and vacation regularly.
This work falls under the Time category because its "about Time". |
