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Technology Stocks : VRDM - Veridium Corporation -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Crabbe who wrote (48)	4/15/2006 10:59:04 PM
From: new2ethanol	Respond to of 133

Wow, Crabbe. I just discovered this site and read all your posts. I really enjoy reading what you have to say about VRDM. Is the 10-K really coming out Monday? If so, in your opinion, will it have a positive or negative impact on this stock? Since the majority of it will deal with info from 2005, I'm really worried that it will have a negative impact on VRDM's stock. Your thoughts? As always, I will do my own DD.

To: Crabbe who wrote (48)	4/15/2006 11:11:25 PM
From: new2ethanol	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 133

Since we're off topic, what's your take on INSQ and the parent company - GSHF? Are you considering investing in either of these companies? Also, what is a good buy point based on VRDM's current price and the fact that it will likely gap up on Monday? My thinking is $.115, but I may buy in a few cents higher if things start off well. (of course I'm a little worried about their upcoming 10-K) As a note, I currently own shares at $.082. I read VRDM's and INSQ's annual reports from '04. I also read the quarterly reports for both companies. To be honest, I was more impressed with INSQ's report. Even though they have over 3 billion shares outstanding, they seem to be a good short-term play. I wonder if it's possible for them to reach $.03-$.05 over the next several weeks. (I'm currently in at $.0053 and I'm thinking about buying more if the price is right.) Here are a few high-level facts for INSQ: INSQ purchased a profitable company from Ohio last year to help it further its business plans. It also has plans to purchase a few more companies this year. I see that the UTEK Corp. owns more than 10% of INSQ. (You can see this in Yahoo! Finance under Inside Roster)If you click on the UTEK link, UTEK also declares that it owns an undisclosed amount of XTHN. I wonder if this is a good or bad thing for INSQ? Everyone, please do your own DD.