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BOERNE, TX–Mar 27, 2008 — The Tootie Pie Company, Inc., a premium baker and seller of high-quality, handmade pies, announced today that it sold in excess of 2,600 pies for the month of February, 2008; doubling the 1,300 plus pies sold in February of 2007. “These February gains are the result of our ongoing efforts to grow our year round wholesale business, which is especially important during these ‘off season’ months. Experience tells us that sales made during these slower months will generally lead to even larger sales increases as the year progresses and our customer base grows,” said Don…
StockGuru Trade Alert: Guru Profile Delta Mining & Exploration (DMXC) Up More than 58% Thursday Afternoon Yesterday’s Close: $0.012 Today’s High: $0.019
Tidelands Oil and Gas Corp. (TIDE.OB) is a natural gas storage and transportation company operating under eight subsidiaries, with its major operations occurring through Esperanza Energy LLC, Terranova Energia S. del R.L. de C.V., and Rio Bravo Energy LLC. The Company develops natural gas projects that include natural gas pipelines and facilities to store natural gas. The Company is focused on projects in the U.S. and Mexico. With natural gas growing in demand, Tidelands Oil and Gas is planning on benefiting and profiting from flaws in the current distribution systems in Texas, California, and Northern Mexico. The Company intends to…
U.S. Mine Makers, Inc. (USMM.PK) is engaged in the mining and processing of precious metals in Idaho, Nevada and Canada. The company is US-based and focused on being environmentally friendly in its remediation work. U.S. Mine Makers primarily processes ore concentrate and hard rock ore in its pursuit of gold, platinum, rhodium and other metals it can recover from existing abandoned mines. It has been estimated that more than 500,000 abandoned mines in the U.S. alone would benefit from remediation. In U.S. Mine Makers’ attempt to keep its operations environmentally friendly, the company provides mine remediation solutions that limit the…
Synplicity’s stock price jumped almost 50% less than a week after it touched a 52-week high. There is more than meets the eye in this customary market response to a declaration of acquisition. It reflects the accented synergies of hardware and software companies joining hands. It will take at least three months for all statutory approvals to come through for this stock to be acquired. The stock has inherent value even beyond the recent price spike. Hence no investor should lose a chance to acquire this stock during the autumn of its life in the small capital area. The company…
A technical moat is a necessary but not an adequate means of sustainable competition in the Electronic Instruments & Controls Industry. Engineering excellence must be backed by management competence. This small capital stock derives strength from its organizational structure. The Company is able to address the custom needs of a variety of government and business customers. Some of these operate globally and need to be in constant touch with each other, while others work out of a single location. Regardless of the situation, mobile and wireless communications matter to all modern organizations. Aerospace, defense, emergency management, and real-time communications with…
Each day more and more technically advanced, special-effects enhanced movies are released. In the beginning of the special effects wave, all of the effects were done via miniature modeling and clay shooting. The monsters were made in clay approximately the size of a GI Joe, and its movements were filmed a few frames at a time. Finally, the film editors would splice the scenes to run in sequence, and we'd get our scary movie, complete with monster. Unfortunately, this monster often seemed a bit unrefined and its movements "herky jerky". When digital special effects came on the scene, two things…
QMed, Inc. (Nasdaq: QMED) announced their financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ending November 30, 2007. The revenues for the year decreased to $5,246,789 from $8,136,305 a year ago, while revenues for the three-month period ended November 30, 2007 decreased to $1,527,094 from $1,817,943. On March 24, 2007, QMed received a NASDAQ staff determination letter dated March 18, 2008, notifying the company that it was not in compliance. The reason for the noncompliance letter was due to its failure to timely file its 10K Annual Report for the year ending November 30, 2007 with the SEC. This…
Canadian company Red Lake Exploration provides mining exploration and development. Previously the company was involved in Canada’s Red Lake mining region, where they explored for mining viability. Since then they have refocused their efforts on Chile’s III region. Chile’s III region is well known for copper, iron, and gold mines. The company first identifies viable mining land, like the three sites in Chile’s III region. After the sites are identified, they then put options to buy contracts on the properties in accordance with all local laws. They currently have contracts on three sites: Farellon, Camila, and Santa Rosa. Two of…
