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To: Catfish who wrote (107554)4/14/2012 11:46:31 AM
From: 1Coffeehound   of 111087
 
BNLB - If the litigation ends in Schick's favor, which I think is likely, the settlement costs will far exceed the $250,000 reserve. At any rate, I doubt the stock will do much as long as it's pending.

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To: 1Coffeehound who wrote (107555)4/14/2012 1:08:35 PM
From: Catfish1 Recommendation   of 111087
 
BNLB - Schick wanted $400K, and the company reserved $250K. Even if Schick wins, the company is set-up to have an outstanding 2012 since they will have a full year's benefit of the added GNC stores.....and they will probably keep adding other outlets as well. I will probably add a few more on Monday.

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To: Celtictrader who wrote (107548)4/14/2012 2:46:36 PM
From: whenitgoesup1 Recommendation   of 111087
 
OEDV 1.17 Flow rates should be out this month.

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To: Catfish who wrote (107556)4/14/2012 11:10:47 PM
From: 1Coffeehound   of 111087
 
BNLB - The 10-K indicates damages could be much higher and says a ruling against them could have a material adverse effect.

OSHA has made a preliminary assessment of damages, which it estimates at approximately $440,000; however, the damages alleged by Mr. Schick substantially exceed this amount. The Company intends to vigorously defend against the complaint, which defense will require substantial financial and human resources (including significant amounts of our management's time and attention), which in turn could materially and adversely affect our business, operations and financial condition. In addition, if there was an ultimate finding in favor of Mr. Schick on his allegations, we may be required to pay Mr. Schick substantial amounts and incur other potential penalties.

I traded the stock once for a small profit when it made the run in 2009, and I thought the company had some real potential so I've followed it since. Over time I've become less enthused about it. It had 23 employees in 2009 and only 11 today. That's just not heading in the right direction.

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From: Rock_nj4/15/2012 9:39:02 AM
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QPSA at just under $4 per share looks interesting with the Facebook IPO pending next month. QPSA Quepasa is known as the Spanish Facebook.

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To: dingdong56 who wrote (107549)4/15/2012 10:02:05 AM
From: Suma4 Recommendations   of 111087
 
I am a holder of MKRS for about as long as the stock exists. Gary recommended it and NEIK to me. I hold both in his memory and am NOT selling UNTIL it makes me a profit as I have a lot of shares.

SMILE

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To: Rock_nj who wrote (107559)4/15/2012 10:02:17 AM
From: SeanMarconi   of 111087
 
Yes, Rock_nj QPSA is in the middle of a re branding phase. Ian the Founder of MicroCapClub interviewed John Abbott the CEO of Quepasa 10 days ago. I would recommend listening.

microcapclub.com 

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To: 1Coffeehound who wrote (107558)4/15/2012 10:13:00 AM
From: Catfish1 Recommendation   of 111087
 
BNLB - They cannot lie in the 10K, and they have presented the worst case scenario of possibilities. However, at the current price of less than .10/share, and with over $800K in gross profit, they have some room to manuever. If we could assume a settlement somewhere in the middle of what is presented, they should be OK going forward....at least, that is what I am betting on.

As far as number of employees, this number can fluctuate with small companies. The use of temporary employees and contract manufacturing (outsourcing) has changed employee headcounts for many of them. It cuts the overhead rate, and keeps the workforce flexibile.

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To: 1Coffeehound who wrote (107558)4/15/2012 6:21:11 PM
From: Ted M   of 111087
 
A few years ago MITK announced they were reducing their employees in a PR that showed a reduction of revenue. I sold my shares at around 10 cents on the report. Within weeks the stock started going up and today they trade for around $6. Just saying there are exceptions to every rule (I know nothing about BNLB though..)

<<Over time I've become less enthused about it. It had 23 employees in 2009 and only 11 today. That's just not heading in the right direction.>>

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From: Catfish4/16/2012 8:01:35 AM
1 Recommendation   of 111087
 
EIPC .027 'holders' be ready for updates: "Selling RFID Tags in China / Profitable Quarter / New on-metal version S/Cap"

http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=EIPC&p=d&b=3&g=0&id=p17970548896

Enable IPC Corporation (PINKSHEETS: EIPC) today issued an update to shareholders and interested parties regarding its first profitable quarter and its patent pending S/Cap RFID Tag. The company has secured an agreement to begin selling its S/Cap RFID Tag(R) in China, the world's second largest RFID Tag market, and plans to launch a new on-metal version of the S/Cap RFID Tag(R) within the next two weeks.

First Profitable Quarter

March 31st is the fiscal year end for Enable IPC, and the final quarter of this fiscal year has been the best in the company's short history. The company has successfully secured revenues sufficient to make this the company's first profitable quarter.

"The company's revenues have increased substantially, quarter-to-quarter, beginning with the S/Cap RFID Tag(R) product announcement in June 2011," stated CEO David Walker. "As the company continues its efforts to commercialize new products including RFID tags, AAO nanopore templates, ultracapacitors and lithium-ion battery cathode coating materials, we anticipate revenues to continue to grow through the next fiscal year and beyond. We are pleased with the current pace of revenue and product development and expect these exciting times for Enable IPC to continue."

S/Cap RFID Tag(R) Developments

Enable IPC previously announced completion of design and testing of a new on-metal version of the S/Cap RFID Tag(R) and today announced that manufacturing is underway and the new on-metal version of the S/Cap RFID Tag(R) is expected to be available within the next two weeks.

On metal? That means Box Cars, Trains, area's in which the S/Cap has already been tested but not mass produced.

In addition the company has secured an agreement with a commercialization and marketing company with strong ties to China to begin sales of S/Cap RFID Tag(R) products in that country, the world's second largest market for RFID tags. This group, with offices in Shanghai and Los Angeles, brings decades of experience working in this product area, and utilizing an existing network, is expected to help secure a foothold for S/Cap RFID Tag(R) products in the Chinese market.

Enable IPC also announced today that it has completed its initial patent application and that the S/Cap RFID Tag(R) is now officially "patent pending." The company expects to file additional patent applications in the near future. The S/Cap RFID Tag(R) is unique to the RFID tag market in that it utilizes an ultracapacitor for its power source.

The ultracapacitor provides the tag with many of the benefits of a battery-assisted passive tag while negating most of the problems of short battery life. Ultracapacitors can exceed as much as 1000 times the cycle life of a battery meaning the useful life of an S/Cap RFID Tag(R) can be significantly longer than that of active or battery-assisted passive RFID Tags powered with common battery chemistries.

http://www.rfcamp.com/filebox/S-CAP%20TAG_EnableIPC_data%20sheet%20aug%202011.pdf

http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=EIPC&id=72428

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