To: Ga Bard who wrote (355 ) 1/28/1999 10:11:00 PM From: Rande Is Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 4766
MIDL / CNHH CONNECTIONS. . . [YOU demanded DD] Gary, no libelous intent here. Just making sure that my fellow investors have looked at some information that links CNHH and MIDL in many ways. My statement stands. . . I wish to drop this here and now, but am prepared to discuss this matter with the SEC if you are. CNHH might have some new drivers to the old bus, but the fishy smell is tough to wash out. February 10, 1998 CNHH buys Noble House, SA and their Greek shipping line from Midland [MIDL]: techstocks.com August 9, 1998 Midland buys Greek shipping line from Noble House, SA [CNHH]: Sorry URL was outdated. . . CNHH History Lesson:Message 3395591 Some Tough Questions:Message 3401337 And what about those GREEK SHIPS that MIDL wanted to buy from CNHH?Message 3411480 Full context of CNHH discussions via the original CNHH Thread:Subject 19278 And what about Mark Pierce and Robert Marsik? Officers of MIDL AND CNHH:sec.gov Here is what the SEC had to say about them with regards to MIDL, formerly known as America's Coffee Cup [ACC]:In September 1995, defendants Robert Marsik and Mark Pierce hired Pignatiello to raise the public market price of ACC common stock in advance of a secondary offering of ACC securities. At the time, Marsik and Pierce served as directors of ACC and were ACC's principal shareholders. In addition, Marsik served as ACC's President. . . . . . . . . . . . The Commission further alleges that Pignatiello, Marsik, and Pierce violated Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 promulgated thereunder in connection with their manipulation of the price of ACC stock. MIDL and CNHH:Message 3423437 Your Response:techstocks.com “Yep That is correct. like I said I followed Steven King into MIDL” Here's what the SEC said recently about MIDL chairman. . .Steven King:sec.gov An Internet touting service called Stockstowatch ("STW"), and its president, Steven A. King ("King") ran an Internet stock touting service operated from King's home in Sarasota, Florida, which claimed at one time to have more than 200,000 subscribers. STW and King conducted the scheme from October 1997 until at least July 1998, fraudulently touting the stocks of at least five publicly-traded Microcap companies in e-mails sent to STW subscribers and in profiles posted on STW's Internet Web site. With respect to almost every stock touted by STW, the price and/or volume of the profiled company's stock sharply increased shortly following the STW buy recommendation, and STW and King took advantage by selling shares to reap more than a $1 million profit. (SEC v. Steven A. King, et al.) Who is et al? I could move on into a discussion of MIDL. But I will just leave it right here. I really would like the issue dropped, as I am quite busy right now. Should you care to pursue this matter here, I will post the SEC filings and other DD that more clearly illustrates the connections between MIDL and CNHH. As many here know, I can be relentless. Once I get going on digging up crap on OTC issues, it becomes somewhat of an obsession. The more I dig..the more I find...the more I find ...the more fun I have...the more I dig. My anal side. . . Gary, I am truly sorry about all the problems you guys have had with MIDL being halted and all. I'm sure your intentions are honorable. But just as you wish to preserve the reputation of these companies, I am compelled to protect those on my threads from similar trading halts. Making an example out of the MIDL/CNHH stocks, as well as others discussed here and at my HOME thread merely goes to serve this purpose. I can assure you no libel is intended directly or indirectly. I have never owned MIDL, MIDLP or CNHH. Best wishes to you in all your endeavors, Rande Is