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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Consoldated Capital Of North America (CDNO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: DR. who wrote (143)6/3/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: John Veltheer  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1078
 
Now you know what I offloaded a bit inthe 20's - bought it all back near the close and scalped 7 cents on average. My cost is now like 6 cents. This will be HUGE.

JEV



To: DR. who wrote (143)6/3/1999 11:23:00 PM
From: Coral4pH_dot_com  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1078
 
Dr.,

I never predicted the HUGE increase that the CDNO price will see in the morning, I merely stated, "...hopefully in the morning..". However, NOW I'M PREDICTING AFTER THE CDNO RESEARCH THAT HAS BEEN DONE TONIGHT!!! THIS IS HUGE AND WE SHOULD SEE SOME MAJOR ACTION TOMORROW.

Over the years I have been sniffing out stocks that rise from 4,000% to 10,000% in just a couple of days. Last night I projected that LOCH will rise on big volume today and it closed well over 25% just from the opening ask alone. I even added LOCH to the Wire to Wire thread's stock picking contest for "daily percentage" gainers. I am going to enter CDNO for tomorrow!

I have applied the same very strict analysis methods to CDNO that I have used with "every single one" of my massive profit makers stocks over the years (i.e. EUTO, HCCA, PRWT(PABN), AQCI, etc, etc.).

Fortunately, my brother-in-law from Coto De Caza, CA who is heavily lobbying for metal framed construction (as he owns a major Southern, CA construction company), has convinced me of EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE advantage of metal framed construction vs. wood. It is kind of funny, but one complaint people have about metal framing is, "What if the metal melts in a fire and collapses the building or home?". Well folks, by that time I would hope ALL living creatures are very far away from the building. If the fire every did get that far, what do you think the state of a wood framed building would be in? Hmmmm.

Anyway, if you happen to read The Robb Report magazine, you'll notice many, many advertisements for "Metal Framed" homes. This may just turn out to be the one HUGE event that actually saves the Rain Forest!!!

There are so many pluses with this company that there are too many to list, but we know they are acquiring based on the links we have been given along with knowing from VERY credible sources what kind of impact this imminent press release will have on the price. I was watching the trading today VERY closely and noticed that NONE of the sells were walking the bid down. The bid actually climbed from .12 to .13. This and many MM positioning tactics all point to the fact that the MMs are preparing for MAJOR increases in CDNO's price. And if you know about MMs, you know that they know more about he company than we do. We CAN at least know that the MMs are smart enough to be heavily building their inventories during their personal accumulations. This would explain exactly why many trades were going off at .13 without the bid dropping (and it actually raised). The MMs can purchase shares at the bid. They are very smart. You can count on it that they know we are going much, much higher than .21 and they want to unload when we shoot sky high. That is where the MMs make their real money (not from the measely spread commission).

CDNO is gonna' blow!!!

Going up!

Here is some more casual reading from Clark Kent's link on CDNO:

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Consolidated Capital of North America, Inc., OTC BB: CDNO, is a company that focuses on the steel frame building business and steel service center operations. The Company's business strategy consists of increasing its profitability through expansion of its existing operations and acquisitions of businesses that are strategically located or positioned to diversify or enhance the Company's customer base, product range and geographic coverage. Consequently, CDNO achieved the acquisitions of Angeles Metal Trim Co., West Coast Steel Processing and Toledo Pickling and Steel, Inc., in the past two years.

Angeles Metal Trim Co., which operates as Angeles Metal Systems, has earned renown in the construction industry, throughout its 45 years of service. Its business focuses on fabricating and selling light gauge steel framing materials for both commercial and residential structures. Angeles also provides technical support, engineering and estimated services for specialized projects, primarily in the residential housing market. Among its line of products include galvanized steel components, framing materials, studs, tracks, trusses and joists for domestic and international markets. In 1998, the commercial construction market segment represented approximately 91% of Angeles' sales, while the residential construction market comprised the remaining 9%. CDNO expects its sales in the residential construction market to grow, due to the recent escalation in lumber prices. Aside from its comparatively lower cost than lumber, steel also guarantees longer life, greater structural integrity, faster construction time, better ease of assembly and, lastly, an incomparable ability to be re-cycled. Therefore, as an early entry into the growing market, Angeles is perceived as having an advantage over its competitors in terms of designing and engineering products, training framers and subcontractors and developing relationships with builders.

West Coast Steel Processing, formerly known as Capitol Metals Co., Inc., is a privately held steel processing and service center headquartered in Torrance, Calif. From its development in 1946, it has grown to become one of the largest flat-rolled steel service facilities in Southern California. West Coast processes a variety of flat rolled carbon steel products, including hot rolled, pickled and oiled, cold rolled, galvanized and aluminized steel. As part of its services, West Coast processes steel to the precise thickness, length, width, shape and surface quality specified by its customers. In order to meet its customers' needs, West Coast provides special processes, such as cutting to length, leveling, slitting, pickling and edge trimming. Approximately 70% of West Coast's 1998 revenues were derived from processed steel sales and approximately 30% were derived from steel processing services. CDNO believes this acquisition will provide it with several advantages toward achieving the Company's business objective to increase its profitability.

Toledo Pickling and Steel, Inc., which is headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, operates as a steel service center that sells and processes several flat-rolled carbon steel products, including hot rolled, pickled and oiled, pickled and dry lubed, cold rolled and galvanized steel. Aside from its products, Toledo Pickling also offers its customers many services, such as leveling, slitting, pickling, trimming, shearing and blanking. In addition, Toledo Pickling is able to perform a variety of industry product and property tests, ranging from chemical analysis to physical properties. With over 300 customers in more than 25 industries, Toledo Pickling has gained a diverse customer base and broad product mix, primarily serving the Midwestern and Eastern part of the United States.

CDNO predicts that the acquisitions of Angeles, West Coast and Toledo Pickling will all contribute in achieving the Company's objective to increase its profitability and, altogether, further its success and recognition.

FINANCIALS

Consolidated Capital of North America, Inc. is in preliminary negotiations with potential acquisition candidates. In order to facilitate the financing of these acquisitions, the Company has entered into an engagement with an investment-banking firm to act as its agent for the placement of the Company's securities.

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Consolidated Capital of North America, Inc.'s management team embodies professionals with an extensive experience in investment and production industries.

Paul Bagley, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer

Mr. Bagley has served as CDNO's Chairman of the Board of Directors since November 1997 and as Chief Executive Officer since March 1998. He has also served as a Director of the Company since January 1997. Mr. Bagley holds several other positions, including Managing Member of the Stone Pine Companies, a group of companies involved in investment banking since 1994, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of FCM Fiduciary Capital Management Company, an investment company, since 1989, among others. From January 1995 to November 1996, he was Chief Executive Officer of Laidlaw Holdings, Inc., an investment services company. For more than twenty years prior to October 1988, Mr. Bagley was engaged in investment banking activities with Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. and its predecessor, E.F. Hutton & Company Inc., where he served in various capacities, including Executive Vice President, Director, Managing Director, Head of Direct Investment Origination and Manager of Corporate Finance. In addition, he offers his service to other companies, such as Silver Screen Management, Inc., International Film Investors, Inc., Hollis-Eden Pharmaceuticals, Inc., LMC Corporation and Hamilton Lane Private Equity Fund, PLC. Academically, Mr. Bagley graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1965 with a BS in Business and Economics and from Harvard Business School in 1968 with an MBA in Finance.

Richard D. Bailey, President, Chief Operating Officer and Director

Mr. Bailey has served as CDNO's President and Chief Operating Officer of the Company

Since August 1998 and Director of the Company since March 1998. From April 1994 to August 1998, Mr. Bailey was the President of RDB Capital Advisers, LLC, a privately held company involved in investment banking activities. During 1995, he acquired restructured and subsequently sold the Rigging Company, a mail order manufacturer of custom yacht rigging. Prior thereto, from 1991 to 1994, Mr. Bailey was a Principal of the New England Wire Company, a manufacturer of specialty shaped wire and cable with primary applications in the defense, electronics, safety and consumer products industries. From 1986 to 1991, he was the Executive Vice President of Pennsylvania Rolling Mills, Inc., a manufacturer of cold rolled carbon strip steel, supplying the automotive, defense and building products industries. Academically, Mr. Bailey holds a BA in Political Science from Providence College and an MA in International Relations from Fairfield University.

INVESTOR RELATIONS PACKAGE

Consolidated Capital of North America, Inc. investor relations packages are available through Talk-Stock with Me. To obtain one, simply click here to submit an e-mail request.