To: Sheldon C. who wrote (4128 ) 1/3/1999 1:34:00 PM From: bob jordan Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4676
Tell me this isn't sweet:biz.yahoo.com Friday January 1, 6:39 am Eastern Time Company Press Release Penny King Launches Major Acquisition and Alliance Drives BUDAPEST, Hungary--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 1, 1999--G! Alex Gabor, president and CEO of Penny King Productions Inc., a Budapest-based global entertainment company, announced it has made offers to acquire interests in global banking and entertainment companies in an effort to expand its 25,000 plus shareholder base. The company recently announced it has made a written offer to chairman of Microsoft, Bill Gates, to acquire 10% of Microsoft Corp. [Nasdaq:MSFT - news] for the sum of $400 billion. Last week the company offered $100 for every dollar for the Bear Stock of Julius Baer & Co. of Switzerland, a private international bank with $70B in assets. Further, the company has expressed an interest in acquiring all of Universal Studios of Hollywood, Calif. Penny King Productions Inc. is an entertainment, media and financial services holding company whose affiliates include Excalibur Funding Group. PKPI is traded internationally with one trillion of its shares (20%) owned by its founder and chief executive, G! Alex Gabor. The Free and Clear Foundations of Earth, International own an additional two trillion shares. The stock has been trading at $1 per share for the past 12 months. The company has been involved in the production of a film in which a man who appears homeless buys up pennies for a nickel each from the poor and downtrodden while driving the value of the U.S. dollar through the roof. Release of the film is set for Dec. 31, 1999 in theatres and on the Internet. Contact: Penny King Productions Inc. Sandor Gabor, 817/998-6733 Sandorgabor@hotmail.com thepennyking.net +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ See, and NRI was doing reverse splits for a paltry 60 million shares outstanding. What we should have done was split the stock until we had 5 trillion shares outstanding, then we could buy 10% of Microsoft. Wow. Regards, Bob