| To: dkgross who wrote (2136) | 7/13/2000 10:14:58 AM | | From: LORD ERNIE | | | | News a few days old:
-- Gourmet's Choice Coffee Co.,
Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: GMCH) announced today that the Company's accountants
have made substantial progress with regards to the completion of the financial
statements. The Company anticipates completion of its financial statements
within the next several weeks.
In other news, GMCH announced that it anticipates the closing of the acquisition
of the roasting facility to be completed this week. The Company also wishes to
remind shareholders that the Rights Offering for Gourmets Coffee.com, Inc. is
scheduled to terminate on July 14, 2000. Any shareholders who have questions
concerning the Rights Offering, please call 972-788-4193.
Gourmet's Choice Coffee Co., Inc., is a United States Holding Company whose
strategy is the acquisition of both domestic and international beverage
companies that complement its existing business, distribution and product lines.
For further information contact investor relations at 800-324-3464 or visit
gmch.net. |
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| To: LORD ERNIE who wrote (2140) | 7/19/2000 9:39:53 AM | | From: George Castilarin | | | | Does anyone here know much about coffee prices, and how to play them. The frost in Brazil seem like it will sent the prices through the roof.
July 18, 2000
CLOSING N.Y. COFFEE: SEPTEMBER EXPLODES TO $1.2200
Coffee futures exploded higher since the opening, reaching a high of $1.2000
and early in the afternoon, September delivery reached the session high of
$1.2200, erasing some gains in profit taking by the close. December delivery
reached a session high of $1.2485 late in the session, also erasing some of
the gains by the close, but both closed with huge gains in wild action as is
usual in a weather-related market, traders said. "Severe frosts in Brazilian
coffee areas are in the market and participants think that September delivery
could easily reach $2.7800 by the end of the month and could even go higher to
test the lifetime highs of coffee prices in the New York market (CSCE), of
$3.3800, high reached 25 years ago today, on July 18, 1975, when a black frost
hit the Brazilian coffee growing areas," an analyst said. "Now, everybody is
buying September and December contracts as they see prices being very cheap
now and they could easily be duplicated by month's end so they are analyzing
how and when the strong rally caused by the black frost in 1975 started, and
reached the $3.3800 high," the analyst added. |
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| To: George Castilarin who wrote (2141) | 7/19/2000 12:46:24 PM | | From: LORD ERNIE | | | | | You can buy coffee on the special future market let us say for January 2001; You don't have to pay the coffee you buy, but if the price goes down you have to pay the difference and if the price goes up they pay you the difference; You have only to give a ganrantie!Because I am playing in Europe (Amsterdam and London) the terms could be a little different ;-$))) |
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| To: LORD ERNIE who wrote (2142) | 7/20/2000 10:03:43 PM | | From: Roy F. Baker | | | | | Ernie, Every stock you get in seems to $hit the bed! What in heavens name does this statement mean <<You have only to give a ganrantie!>> (which you wrote in the previous post) other than there is a reason your picks suck. How do you expect someone to take you seriously when you send out statements like that? |
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| To: LORD ERNIE who wrote (2142) | 7/20/2000 10:58:26 PM | | From: eddie | | | | Lord Ernie
Maybe we need to buy some future coffee contracts and then resell them to GMCH. I like your word "ganrantie". So you know Justin Wilson ("The Crazy Cajun") from Louisiana.
Thanks
Eddie |
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| To: Roy F. Baker who wrote (2143) | 7/21/2000 1:17:19 PM | | From: LORD ERNIE | | | | It is guaranty, so they are sure that you can pay:-$)))
Why should I bother if people I don't know take me seriously??? That's their problem!!!! |
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| To: LORD ERNIE who wrote (2146) | 7/29/2000 5:27:48 PM | | From: Zhivago | | | | Post from RB:
EDT
Post # of 36189
Lew,
It was a market maker screwing a poor sap that placed a market sell...the sort of thing
that happens when a CEO is so innately irresponsible that he lets the company
descend to the pinks and the sharks...some would even suggest a CEO that does that
is looking out for No. One all along, and is unconcerned with his shareholders or their
lost money. Though on the TNRG board one would be called a "basher" for suggesting
such a thing. Did you understand Tilton's response to Tigerchief finding out that GMCH
is "not being worked on" right from the mouth of the financial guy? That sure must have
pizzed Tilton off to have "working round the clock" debunked on him...you know he
actually told shareholders to not contact the accountants as it may get him fired! Can
you believe that? Are people really that stupid out there?
Nasdaq delayed 15
minutes, 20 min.
otherwise.
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