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To: creede who wrote (426)6/17/2006 1:29:05 AM
From: creede  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1698
 
Guys. After reading that...I could see that I needed to send her a message. She was basically challenging us to find something better than PLNI. Here's my e-mail to her!

Selena,

Hi, my name is Cris (AKA Creede Bighorns on the investing threads). I just read your article regarding PLNI ( Message 22549690 ). Your analysis was top notch, and I agree 100%. Probably the only thing that you overlooked was the amount of dilution that the PLNI investors incurred. The count is in the billions, but I didn't write you to talk about PLNI. I wrote you to point out the one best stock in all the pinksheet market. I know what you are thinking....there is no such thing! lol No really. I read several of the Garner's books back a few years ago, and decided to apply their zeal for the small caps into the micros.....and..(it's hard to say)....the nano's! Ever notice that everyone calls a nano a micro? I guess they are just too embarrassed! Anyway, I have worked out a system to try to find the one or two flamingo's (term of endearment for a pinksheet stock) that may be different from the rest.

Alright, the nano's (I said it again! lol) are the Wild, Wild West of markets. It's lawlessness, and is no doubt very dangerous. Most of the stocks in the nano's are either bad ideas for a product....or just outright scams. I have been burned by my fair share, and came to realized that there is one thing supreme in the nano's......Transparency. Stocks that are scams tend to not report and use transfer agents that are gagged (won't give out the capital structure). They also usually do not report anything to the pinksheets. What they do is put out PR's with "projected revenues", and then dump shares into the market as the buyers roll in. This dilution kills the equity in the stock, so the only choice is to buy the stock between "pumps", and then sell on news.....very distasteful! Yuck!

O.K. So you get the picture why it's the Wild West? Well, after seeing the game first hand, it became clear that what I needed to find were stocks that were first and foremost....transparent. Why? Because as we know, the entire investment will hinge upon how well management takes care of the capital structure. If the float gets too out of whack...then it's just game over. We need a way to watch management, and make sure that they are playing fair. Also, we wanted to look for companies that were filing timely reports with pinksheets.com. We think that a company that comes to the Wild West, and chooses to be transparent, and reporting is one rare bird. Once we find one, we now have process to try to get them on a list...a list we call the Transparent Flamingo's.

TF1
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TF2
investorshub.com

Now, when the list were first created, getting on was easy...now it's a process. From the Draft Picks ( investorshub.com ) to the Sanctuary ( investorshub.com ). Now, no stock and no guru has made it to the sanctuary yet. But, that takes me back to the reason I wrote you in the first place. Remember writing this?

"That should be enough to douse any enthusiasm about this company. Will it become a great success one day? Well, who knows? But it sure doesn't seem to be offering a great track record to which you can entrust your hard-earned dollars. This isn't even a highly unusual penny stock, I'll bet. In fact, I invite my readers to point me to any other penny stocks that they think might hold some interest, for future articles."

That is from your article on PLNI. I now want to show you the best flamingo in all the land. This company is 100% transparent. Reporting to pinksheets every quarter on time. Has a CEO with 23 years of experience in the industry he helped create. Has a very small capital structure and float (~ 16 mil). Already cash flow positive. Targets Fortune 500 companies. Announced yesterday closing a new contract for 1.8 mil per year. Closed today at .14 a share. The company? Dexter Morris' Labwire LBWR.pk.

Check out LBWR and see if you are not astonished. Here is, no doubt, the best place to start the journey ~~~> investorshub.com Read all the stuff in the board box. There is also a link to the filings. Last, but not least, call Dexter and ask a few questions. IMVHO, this stock will not be a flamingo for long....or a nano either for that matter!

Thanks, and have a great weekend!

GodBless-NoDoubt
cris