| To: afrayem onigwecher who wrote (81554) | 1/30/2003 3:38:26 PM | | From: StockDung | | | | SEC halts nephew Wile's Sedona amid offshore RTO
Securities and Exchange Commission *SEC
Thursday January 30 2003 Street Wire
by Brent Mudry
In the latest Howe Street promotion to be shut down by Canada's toughest stock regulator, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission abruptly halted trading of Sedona Software Solutions Inc. at noon Pacific Time on Wednesday. The setback occurs a week after the stock soared to $9.55 amid news of a planned reverse takeover by Ian Park and Anthony Wile's Renaissance Mining Corp., which itself recently gave control to a company in the murky offshore enclave of Belize. (All figures are in U.S. dollars.)
Renaissance Mining chairman Anthony W. Wile stresses that his uncle Wayne Wile, a past securities violator well known to Canadian regulators, has absolutely nothing to do with Sedona, Renaissance or the surging penny stock promotion. "He is not a business associate. He has no role whatsoever. He is not a shareholder. He is not involved in any way, shape or form," Andrew Wile told Stockwatch, declining any further comment.
Wayne Wile, banned for three years in B.C. and jailed six months in Ontario over a decade ago, caught the attention of Canadian regulators when he worked at Mr. Park's Borneo Gold in 1996 amid a massive stock run as Borneo made its debut on the Asian board of the TSX Venture Exchange's predecessor, the Vancouver Stock Exchange.
Renaissance describes its head Anthony Wile as a private consultant to the mining industry, after a stint as a broker with such national houses as Scotia McLeod and Nesbitt Burns. "Mr. Wile has been a feature speaker at various Mining Conferences throughout Canada and the United States," states the company.
In one of the many coincidences on Howe Street, Renaissance corporate secretary, treasurer and board member William Daly previously served as president of Chapleau Resources Ltd., including heading the company in 1992 and 1993, when Wayne Wile was a private placement investor in Chapleau. (Mr. Daly also served president and directorship roles with Borneo Gold.)
The SEC halt may be unwelcome with Howe Street's freshly buffed gold buffs, as Renaissance invited investors to visit it at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference last Sunday and Monday. (Renaissance is not noted as an exhibitor on the investment conference's Web site.)
Sedona shares rose $4.35 to $9.35 on heavy volume of 314,100 shares on Jan. 21, the day the Renaissance RTO was officially announced. The stock traded in the $9 range through Monday, but fell $1.05 on Tuesday and $1.42 on Wednesday on modest volume, before being halted at $6.60. The SEC's 10-day trading halt is set to expire at midnight on Feb. 11.
"The Commission temporarily suspended trading in the securities of Sedona Software Solutions, Inc. because of questions concerning the accuracy and completeness of information about Sedona on Internet Web sites, in press releases, and in other sources publicly available to investors concerning, among other things, Sedona's planned merger with Renaissance Mining Corp., a privately-held company; the assets and business operations of Renaissance; and trading in Sedona common stock in connection with the announced merger," states the SEC in its halt notice.
Brokers and anyone else wishing to share information are invited to call Ivonia Slade, a senior SEC attorney at its Washington, D.C., office.
Mr. Park is not shy about boosting Renaissance. "Our name was chosen to signify the 'Renaissance' of several industry mining professionals," states Mr. Park on the company's Web site. "Renaissance has successfully made the leap from exploration to production in the space of a few short months, in what normally is a cycle of several years. We will continue to be on the lookout for new acquisitions that can add significantly to the value of the company."
Among Renaissance's leaps, on Jan. 8, the company announced a letter of intent with Central American Mine Holdings Ltd., a private company in Belize, to acquire a "marquee package" of two producing gold mines, the La Libertad and Bonanza mines in Nicaragua, once part of Greenstone Resources' portfolio, and an interest in the Cerro Quema gold project in Panama. (Mr. Park was formerly president of Greenstone.)
The deal calls for Renaissance to pay Central American $2.95-million and eight million of its shares. No disclosure is given as to who the beneficial shareholders of Central American might be, and whether they live in Belize, anywhere else offshore or in North America.
With this tentative deal in hand, on Jan. 21 Renaissance announced an RTO of Sedona Software, a dormant Vancouver shell. In a press release, Anthony Wile states that Sedona will redeem or otherwise retire 3.2 million of its shares currently held by officers and directors, the lion's share of its 5.34 million outstanding shares. He also notes that private Renaissance currently has 4.3 million shares outstanding, plus the eight million shares to be sent to Belize.
As part of the merger, Mr. Wile states that LOM Capital Ltd., based in Bermuda, presumably the well-known Lines Overseas Management Capital Ltd., run by Brian Lines, Scott Lines and the Lines family, has signed on to serve as investment banker for an $6-million financing, to sell up to two million shares at $3 a share. Based on this news, the stock soared to more than $9, more than triple the price of this proposed offshore financing.
Mr. Wile is even more excited than Mr. Park. "Our goal, through Renaissance, is to continue building the Renaissance production portfolio over the next 24 months and to ultimately become one of the premier intermediate gold producers in the world," states Mr. Wile, the chairman of both Sedona and Renaissance, in a press release. In the two-stage RTO, Mr. Park also serves as president and chief executive officer of both Renaissance and Sedona.
As Mr. Wile vigorously asserts, of course, his uncle Wayne Wile is absolutely nowhere on the scene and has absolutely no role in any way, shape or form.
This will no doubt comfort Howe Street observers who remember the unfortunate and embarrassing saga of poor old Borneo Gold in September, 1996. Borneo shares shot up to more than $11 (Canadian) on the VSE amid preliminary predrilling gold results from Indonesia before VSE officials stepped in to halt the stock.
VSE surveillance head Angela Huxham was especially concerned after reading Vancouver Sun reporter David Baines say he was pretty sure he spoke to Wayne Wile on the phone at Borneo Gold's office in downtown Vancouver. Mr. Baines also noted that Borneo's biggest shareholder, with 14.2 million shares, a 58-per-cent stake, was a postbox in Panama. Borneo Gold claimed that Mr. Wile had absolutely no association with the company.
Mr. Wile, a former Ontario broker, was charged in 1987 with bribing a broker to flog shares of an Ontario software promotion, convicted and sentenced to six months in jail.
The unfortunate Mr. Wile popped up in the crosshairs of the British Columbia Securities Commission soon after, in Jerome Rak's Capital Reserve affair. This time he was banned for three years.
bmudry@stockwatch.com
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| To: Anthony@Pacific who started this subject | 1/30/2003 4:08:36 PM | | From: StockDung | | | | It is enough if one tries
every day to comprehend a
little of this mystery.
- Albert Einstein
From: Phil Jones (bh359@FreeNet.Carleton.CA)
Subject: Re: BORNEO GOLD -- Whalen and Wile and the boys...
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Newsgroups: misc.invest.stocks
Date: 1996/09/17
Is Wayne Whalen the infamous Wayne Wile (a.k.a. "The
Coyote"), wanted on the RCMP warrant??
Wayne Whalen, please immediately upload a certified
copy of your birth certificate to this Newsgroup to prove
that you are in fact Wayne Whalen.
Adrian du Plessis (howenow@imagen.net) writes:
> The Vancouver Sun has a story today on Borneo Gold (touted on this
> newsgroup by someone calling himself Wayne Whalen) -- it appears that
> notorious securities violator Wayne Wile may be behind the stock
> promotion that has seen Borneo stock levitate in recent days. A company
> has representative told the newspaper that Wile (who, in 1988, was
> booted out of the B.C. securities market for three years in connection
> with the manipulation of Capital Reserve Inc.) is a Borneo investor.
> Wile's name also made news in 1994 when it appeared in search warrant
> documents in as RCMP investigated the suspicious trading in Agritek Bio
> Ingredients and Denbridge Capital. (Denbridge is the successor company
> to International Chemalloy -- well known to students of Canadian stock
> fraud as a past favourite of swindlers David Winchell and Irving Kott.)
> The 1994 police investigation resulted in no criminal charges being laid
> -- this colourful story can be found in a series of articles published
> by the Montreal Gazette and written by investigative reporter Andrew
> McIntosh. With Borneo, Wayne Wile (who opens accounts under such names
> as Coyote) has landed in interesting company. As well as the obvious
> links to such other penny stock plays as Inlet, Insular and Greenstone,
> the lineage of the Borneo team makes for some interesting genealogical
> ponderings. Two Borneo directors, Harry Hopmeyer and James Anthony, can
> be found in the aforementioned Denbridge. Anthony, some may also recall
> in the ill-fated Bermuda Schwortz (theme restaurants and all). Director
> Cynthia Avelino has a pedigree of past VSE-Philipino productions such as
> Morrison Grey Enterprises (MGP, a favourite on then Yorkton brokers
> Enrico Giustra and Fausto AKA Toti Mabanta -- later to gain publicity
> in the First Vancouver/Ferdinand Marcos scandal) and Newbury
> International -- an Elio Guglielmi related investor bomb. Borneo
> director Walter J. Clemens has been involved with ASEAN Holdings (VSE)
> and, earlier, Perimeter Ventures. These and other background
> connections can be unearthed through newspaper database searches or
> through the various services available through Canada Stockwatch. Some
> of the usual gang of wile fund managers and touts have also shown up in
> Borneo. The Vancouver Sun today mentions Deans Knight Capital and
> Robert Disbrow (who has helped First Marathon become a household word,
> especially to Globe and Mail readers) as being among the institutional
> players who have been timely in their Borneo stock purchases. The VSE
> itself has made a practice of halting trading in Borneo stock and then
> allowing it to resume trading based upon vague, ambiguous or virtually
> meaningless disclosure being issued by the company. Well, "if it ain't
> broke don't fix it" goes VSE thinking -- and besides they allow many
> other junior stocks to trade in Vancouver based upon vague, ambiguous or
> virtually meaningless disclosure so why pick on Borneo?
--
It is enough if one tries
every day to comprehend a
little of this mystery.
- Albert Einstein |
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| To: Anthony@Pacific who started this subject | 1/30/2003 8:16:12 PM | | From: StockDung | | | | WARNING: The most recent securities scams are ones where the brokerage firms supposedly have a well-known company that is interested in buying a majority of the outstanding worthless shares (for several dollars each) to try and gain the intellectual property of the defunct companies. These brokers are trying to get victims to send a “security deposit” of 10-20% value of the proposed deal to buyout their worthless shares. If you have been contact by such a firm that is not on the list below, please contact SIRS immediately.
The following brokerage firms have been cold calling recently:
Bernstein & Zeigler (Singapore)
Blaine & Thompson (Guatemala)
Breakthrough Venture Partners (USA)
CanAm Commodities (Canada)
Carlton Capital Management (aka World Trade)
Central Capital, Inc.
Clanvale Securities (now out of Costa Rica)
Collins Tate & Murchison
Euronet Securities Corp
First Atlantic Corporation
First Chartered Capital
First Swiss Management (Spain)
Foreign Currency Trading Company
Fortune Accounting Limited
The Georgian Group
Hamilton & Associates
Helvetica Trust and Fiduciary Group (Zurich)
Heritage Tax & Corporate Services (USA)
Imperial Asset Management
ISS International Marketing Company
Jacobs Kiplinger (Switzerland)
Kearns Investment
Livingstone Asset Management
Polaris Venture (China)
Scudder International / Scuadar International (London)
Stamford Financial
TRW Holdings Ltd./ Petro Tech (Taiwan)
Ultimaz Holdings Ltd.
US Trading Associates (Bangkok)
World Consultancy
Yamaichi Investment (Tokyo)
Zurich Investment Group
The following brokers are calling:
Michael Wedgewood – Bernstein & Ziegler
David Lavi – Blaine & Thompson
Mary Phillips – Breakthrough Venture Partners
Daniel Lavine – Central Capital
Richard Harris, Steve Newman, Lance Raleigh, David Sharp, John Sparks – Clanvale Securities
Paul Brentwood, Peter Dawson, Samuel Dobbs, Alain Modahl – Collins Tate & Murchison
William Preston Strong – Euronet Securities
Jeff Daniels, Paul Davis, Christopher Hart, Monica Mavelle, Mark Mills, Jennifer Steinberg, Mark Stevens, Stewart Walker, Sandy Wong – First Chartered Capital
Richard Scott, Jonathan Smith – Fortune Accounting Ltd.
Shawn Armstrong, Mark Stevens – The Georgian Group
Colleen Koh, Drake Marino – Global Option Trading Group
Sammy Dhillon – Hamilton & Associates
Ben Franks, Jerald Murine – Helvetica Trust & Fiduciary Group
Harry Johnson, Joseph McKenzie – Heritage Tax & Corporate Services
Mindy Cheu, Jonathan Minto – Imperial Asset Management
Jon Leonardo – ISS International Marketing Company
Benjamin Ekstein, Andy Jones – Kearns Investment
John Booth, David Cordova – The Kensington Group
Charles Bond – Livingstone Asset Management
Peter Scott – Polaris Venture
Paul Charles, James Cummins – Scuadar International
Leo Conti – Stamford Financial
Jack Fredrickson – TRW Holdings Ltd. / Petro Tech
Joseph McKenzie, Peter Smith – Ultimaz Holdings
David Earl, Benjamin Owen – US Trading Associates
Richard Collins – Yamaichi Investment
Monica Morales, James Morgan, Jack Schwartz, Andrea Wilson – Zurich Investment Group
The following shares and options are being offered by these firms:
American Card Technology
Animal Inc.
Atlantic Caspian
Digital Education
DJAY – Beverly Holdings Inc.
Brute Force
CITA – Cita Biomedical
DRHC – Digital Reach Holding Corp.
Essential Tec
EUPA – EUPA International Corp.
Euro Currency Options
Flextech
FESI – Future Educational System, Inc.
Heating Oil Options
H-NET.CON, Inc
IGWM – Interglobal Waste Management
INAT – Internatural Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Kensington Beverages
MXES – Matrix Corp.
Minratech Corp.
OZLU – Ozolutions, Inc.
Petro Tech Ltd.
Safeguard Technology, Inc.
SILH - Scilabs Holdings, Inc.
SNEN (even stock symbol does not exist)
WHME – World Homes (aka Composite Industries of America, Inc.)
XVNT – Xvariant (fka Real Estate Federation) |
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WARNING: The most recent securities scams are ones where the brokerage firms supposedly have a well-known company that is interested in buying a majority of the outstanding worthless shares (for several dollars each) to try and gain the intellectual property of the defunct companies. These brokers are trying to get victims to send a “security deposit” of 10-20% value of the proposed deal to buyout their worthless shares. If you have been contact by such a firm that is not on the list below, please contact SIRS immediately.
The following brokerage firms have been cold calling recently:
Bernstein & Zeigler (Singapore)
Blaine & Thompson (Guatemala)
Breakthrough Venture Partners (USA)
CanAm Commodities (Canada)
Carlton Capital Management (aka World Trade)
Central Capital, Inc.
Clanvale Securities (now out of Costa Rica)
Collins Tate & Murchison
Euronet Securities Corp
First Atlantic Corporation
First Chartered Capital
First Swiss Management (Spain)
Foreign Currency Trading Company
Fortune Accounting Limited
The Georgian Group
Hamilton & Associates
Helvetica Trust and Fiduciary Group (Zurich)
Heritage Tax & Corporate Services (USA)
Imperial Asset Management
ISS International Marketing Company
Jacobs Kiplinger (Switzerland)
Kearns Investment
Livingstone Asset Management
Polaris Venture (China)
Scudder International / Scuadar International (London)
Stamford Financial
TRW Holdings Ltd./ Petro Tech (Taiwan)
Ultimaz Holdings Ltd.
US Trading Associates (Bangkok)
World Consultancy
Yamaichi Investment (Tokyo)
Zurich Investment Group
The following brokers are calling:
Michael Wedgewood – Bernstein & Ziegler
David Lavi – Blaine & Thompson
Mary Phillips – Breakthrough Venture Partners
Daniel Lavine – Central Capital
Richard Harris, Steve Newman, Lance Raleigh, David Sharp, John Sparks – Clanvale Securities
Paul Brentwood, Peter Dawson, Samuel Dobbs, Alain Modahl – Collins Tate & Murchison
William Preston Strong – Euronet Securities
Jeff Daniels, Paul Davis, Christopher Hart, Monica Mavelle, Mark Mills, Jennifer Steinberg, Mark Stevens, Stewart Walker, Sandy Wong – First Chartered Capital
Richard Scott, Jonathan Smith – Fortune Accounting Ltd.
Shawn Armstrong, Mark Stevens – The Georgian Group
Colleen Koh, Drake Marino – Global Option Trading Group
Sammy Dhillon – Hamilton & Associates
Ben Franks, Jerald Murine – Helvetica Trust & Fiduciary Group
Harry Johnson, Joseph McKenzie – Heritage Tax & Corporate Services
Mindy Cheu, Jonathan Minto – Imperial Asset Management
Jon Leonardo – ISS International Marketing Company
Benjamin Ekstein, Andy Jones – Kearns Investment
John Booth, David Cordova – The Kensington Group
Charles Bond – Livingstone Asset Management
Peter Scott – Polaris Venture
Paul Charles, James Cummins – Scuadar International
Leo Conti – Stamford Financial
Jack Fredrickson – TRW Holdings Ltd. / Petro Tech
Joseph McKenzie, Peter Smith – Ultimaz Holdings
David Earl, Benjamin Owen – US Trading Associates
Richard Collins – Yamaichi Investment
Monica Morales, James Morgan, Jack Schwartz, Andrea Wilson – Zurich Investment Group
The following shares and options are being offered by these firms:
American Card Technology
Animal Inc.
Atlantic Caspian
Digital Education
DJAY – Beverly Holdings Inc.
Brute Force
CITA – Cita Biomedical
DRHC – Digital Reach Holding Corp.
Essential Tec
EUPA – EUPA International Corp.
Euro Currency Options
Flextech
FESI – Future Educational System, Inc.
Heating Oil Options
H-NET.CON, Inc
IGWM – Interglobal Waste Management
INAT – Internatural Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Kensington Beverages
MXES – Matrix Corp.
Minratech Corp.
OZLU – Ozolutions, Inc.
Petro Tech Ltd.
Safeguard Technology, Inc.
SILH - Scilabs Holdings, Inc.
SNEN (even stock symbol does not exist)
WHME – World Homes (aka Composite Industries of America, Inc.)
XVNT – Xvariant (fka Real Estate Federation) |
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| To: Anthony@Pacific who started this subject | 1/30/2003 9:11:37 PM | | From: StockDung | | | | SEC probe of Sedona's Renaissance continues
2003-01-30 17:56 PT - Street Wire.
by Brent Mudry
U.S. securities regulators continue to probe Sedona Software Solutions Inc. of 503 - 1755 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C., a company with connections that go straight to Canadian stock promoters, but traded on the lightly regulated but heavily prosecuted OTC-BB. While U.S. regulators probe, at least one avid market follower is convinced the company will be worth billions of dollars once its reverse takeover of Ian Park and Anthony (Tony) Wile's Renaissance Mining Corp. matures. "If gold does anything close to what we think it can over the next year the potential for Renaissance to develop into a $2-to-$3-billion company could be a reality," states gold newsletter writer Bob Chapman. Mr. Chapman, like Mr. Wile, is based in Florida, but has long had an affinity for promotions with a strong Canadian flavour. (All figures are in U.S. dollars.)
Meanwhile, Vancouver defence lawyer Len Doust advises that Mr. Wile's notorious uncle, Wayne Wile, had his six-month Ontario jail sentence for a broker bribery scheme thrown out on appeal, and his good name restored by the Ontario Court of Appeal. The appeal court overturned Mr. Wile's criminal conviction after throwing out extensive wiretap intercept evidence, the crucial part of the Crown's case.
Mr. Wile is the first alleged securities violator to have his name and information abruptly removed from the British Columbia Securities Commission's public disciplined persons list since the bad-boy database was unveiled last week. Until today, the BCSC site noted Mr. Wile's six-month Ontario prison sentence and three-year BCSC ban, which purportedly ended in November, 1991. Mr. Doust confirms he had the BCSC remove this information Thursday, as his client's penalty periods were thrown out on the successful Ontario appeal.
Mr. Wile's nephew, Tony Wile, is adamant that his uncle has absolutely nothing to do with Sedona and Renaissance, and this current promotion has no resemblance to Mr. Park's 1996 promotion of Borneo Gold, which was halted due to regulatory concerns about Wayne Wile's involvement in that company.
Meanwhile, as the SEC halted Sedona at $6.60 on Wednesday after the stock abruptly skyrocketed to $9.55 on Jan. 21 amid news of the Renaissance RTO, gold bug Mr. Chapman of The International Forecaster is convinced you ain't seen nothing yet. In a tout report dated Jan. 20 Mr. Chapman suggests "YOU HAVE A $62 STOCK PRICE" if the Renaissance story pans out.
"It happens very rarely in a mining analyst's career that a company surfaces that is truly the 'Dream Team' of the mining industry. Renaissance Mining Corp. is that company and I am recommending Renaissance as my top stock pick for the year 2003. We have analyzed countless mining companies over my extensive career as an independent mining analyst and we have never felt so strongly about the future of a single company," states Mr. Chapman.
As Mr. Chapman describes it, Renaissance is the rebirth of a previous Park promotion, Greenstone Resources of Toronto, which soared to a market value of $1-billion in the early 1990s under Mr. Park's steady hand, then collapsed when it was "driven into bankruptcy" by a new senior management team that did not include Mr. Park or Colin Bowdidge.
Mr. Chapman bases his $62 Renaissance target price on Greenstone's billion-dollar value divided by 16 million shares, Renaissance's fully-diluted shares outstanding after an eight-million-share offshore vend-in in Belize and a two-million-share offshore financing in Bermuda. "We know that ($62) seems scary but the facts are what they are," he states.
Mr. Chapman hedges no bets about Renaissance. "Renaissance is now available to be purchased by the global investment community and we expect to see an immediate rise in the share price of this company as investors wakeup to the enormous potential in their holdings," he states.
The gold bug expects Renaissance to "graduate" from the OTC Bulletin Board to a "major exchange" within six months, and subsequently attract a "major" financing from a "top tier institution." "They'll be knocking on Renaissance's door. They always do."
For now, eager investors may have to stand in line, as the SEC has slammed the Renaissance door shut, at least temporarily. |
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