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To: Observer who wrote (40722)8/28/1999 9:20:00 PM
From: alan holman  Respond to of 43774
 
You are correct, the original SI Mgmt. would not tolerate such garbage strewn about on this thread. I too disregard these garbage posters. Good Luck to us sincere posters.



To: Observer who wrote (40722)8/28/1999 9:27:00 PM
From: PCModem  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 43774
 
"PCModem. It is apparent that you are not trying hard enough to get suspended."

Guilty as charged, grin. Actually, having myself suspended has never been one of my goals.

"I for one am not happy with the lack of relevant posts and the lack of enforcement of government regulations here."

I can sympathize with how you feel. j & c have been allowed to take over and kill the thread and flood it with their nonsense. We have allowed it, and even encouraged it, by responding to them.

As far as there being a lack of enforcement of government regulations, you have to realize SI is not under the jurisdiction of the government in that sense. SI is a business. The securities laws of the U.S. do not apply here as they would if we were all standing on a street corner having a conversation, or if we were all brokers talking with clients, etc.

There are several misconceptions floating around on SI about freedom of speech on the one hand and SEC rules and regs on the other. For the most part, neither have any jurisdiction here. That's why most of the law suits that have been filed against people who post here have been civil suits (as I recall anyway).

SI is a self-policing community (Hi Bob, Hi Jill!). And this thread is a self-policing (for the most part) sub-community within that larger community. It is up to us.

This thread is what we have made of it and what we have allowed it to become. It really is all our fault.

The thread is dead, long live the thread!

PCM



To: Observer who wrote (40722)8/31/1999 6:17:00 PM
From: jhild  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 43774
 
Why Emil look here, I bet you read this over on the Bull:

Financials: Whatever they are, need to be release at some point. The only number many are interested is possibly the amount of cash available to effect the bold plans of PABN. This would be before they completely lose all credibility for their year plus of stalling and evading the disclose of financials and their filing a Form 10 with the SEC?

Legitimacy and the fact that PABN will have met SEC filing requirements are important for growth into year 2000. But remember there reporting date is March 2000. So, if they file before then it will be a bonus.
It seems that they never really have to file and may possibly just continue trading this thing on the pinks come this time next year. Of course there will be a good excuse, (or should I just say usual excuse?).

Federal Thrift: John supposedly has indicated that he would like to have thrift underway by end of this year. Now the company has not released any information relating to timing. If and once the application is submitted the price will probably spike up, just as many medical stocks do when they file for FDA approval. This may have the same effect. The thrift requires an audit by regulator of financials, so again financials play a big part in this. Capitalization is also a biggie, PABN will most likely have to Capitilize from individual investors or Venture Capitalist I would assume. They will have to meet the 3-5 million minimum.
The 2 million requirement is really only for deposits under management. Whoever they sold that 100 Million shares should be able to pony that up out of the cash they can make by selling less than half their current holding. (And the money is still theirs, don't you know?) The real adventure here is the financials. Not only that they never need actually file this application. They can just keep looking like they are with more excuses. (A common theme for these boys.)

Healthcorp: Healthcorp seems to be very busy servicing the accounts they have.
Except that we should note here that John mentioned in the last Meet the Management, which turned into a from the Desk of event, that they were having problems meeting their bill turnarounds and that the FirstStates people were going to make this more efficient. (While they are filing for the thrift.) This is good, but between this and the move to Norriston, PA. "Digibill" may not roll out until late in the year or early next year. Though why revamping the back office billing by FirstStates, affects the development of DigiBill, by Tonked, is rather puzzling leap of logic. I do feel Healthcorp has a lot of potential in many arena's, just depends on what resources management uses to expand in those areas. (Note DigiBill is only being marketed by PABN/PRWT. Is this in fact another one of those NHLT deals where the "rented" the marketing rights while it was under development? Time will tell if they ever report their financial condition in any accountable way, like to the SEC with a Form 10.

Insider Trading: If PABN continues to make good decisions with IT this will be a stronghold. If the rollout of franchising is successful and well managed IT will become attractive. Even though there were rumors yesterday about buyouts I do feel this or a spinoff is a very, very strong possibility at some point in the future.
Their efforts to franchise something that is not yet making money (if their pro forma is to be believed) in an industry that is highly competitive, against companies that actually make money and have managements that can follow through on announcements with real results.

Teachdaq: Built-in revenues.
Revenues? What revenues? No reporting of what they generate in revenue. No reporting of how many shares were given in Exchange. No discussion of Limbaldi Holdings either and who they are. May be a package deal with Insider Trading. A definite asset and a credit to management for this acquisition. Not sure where it goes from here. Well not sure where it's going are we? Just watch the number of shares outstanding. Look at the number of shares authorized. That should give one a good idea of where they are going.

Affordable Housing: May be strong according to insiders, however I do not see much here from the outside. Has been pushed to the wayside for a while.
Pushed to the wayside until their two housing unit development in Belize is what? Completed? Sold? Management says they are refocusing on this area. Another wait and see.

Every possibility is there for .50
(Never mind the 1.1 billion outstanding shares and their record of accomplishment.) but you know as well as I do a lot must happen. In my opinion management is working hard to make a strong company. I too, have been disappointed in lack of information and the validity of some. There are many impatient, "get rich quick investors" in penny stocks. PABN needs a strong, committed base of shareholders to do well in the long run. I think they will do just that.

Of course this is all my opinion. Those of you who ask me to substantiate my feelings, well, alot of them I can't, anymore than you can substantiate yours. These boards are for discussion in an open forum. Items presented as facts should be substantiated. Speculation is just that. Feelings ohh, ohh, ohh feelings are just feelings.
Hype is just hype, too.

GO PABN
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