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[jumanii]

Outstanding
Date Shares Source Date Shares Source
11/20/2002 31,000,000 10QSB 06/30/2003 61,492,677 MGFS


T&G2 Receives Order for 12 More Electronic Bingo Units in the Western Region of United States
Monday October 27, 10:01 am ET


BERNARDSVILLE, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 27, 2003--T & G2 (OTCBB: TTGG - News) announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Zingo Sales, Ltd. (ZINGO) received an order for 12 more of its electronic bingo units in the state of California. The machines to be installed the first week of November, will utilize Zingo`s fast action "Ultimate Games."
Zingo will now have approximately 55 units in operation in the state of California. This order is yet another indication of the steady but yet fast expansion of sales that Zingo is experiencing in this lucrative western region of the United States. Zingo will continue to aggressively market the product in both areas that the Company has received approvals for the games and in areas where approvals are pending. This should provide for a steady flow of installations into the future.

"I expect Zingo to meet our projections of 100% growth in orders and installations in the 4th quarter real soon" stated T & G2`s CEO, James M. Farinella "We are already half way there and it is still October. Depending on how quick we receive approvals, Zingo may far exceed our most recent expectations."

[MCGabriel]

Hab mich seit gestern eingedeckt

Könnte ähnlich laufen wie PRVH

[MCGabriel]

ASK in FRA jetzt 0.155

[Beckenrandschwimmer]

Hoffe nicht dass die Aktie jetzt zu schnell hochgezockt wird um dann als Zockerwert verschrien zu werden. Lieber ein paar Prozent jeden Tag, dafür aber über einen längeren Zeitraum. Denn ich denke der Wert hat wirklich Potential und kann sich bald auf ganz anderem Kurniveau befinden!

Nur zur Erinnerung: Das hier ist kein Insolvenzzock! Die Firma steht gut da und hat gewaltiges Potential. Also immer schön cool bleiben...

[ENES34]

morgen all
hi McGabriel, habe pvh verpasst bin aber hier dabei.......EIN "2.PVH??? "

wir werden es sehen
..wünsche allen viel glück

[jumanii]

gerüchten zufolge hat der bäcker sie auf der hotline

[ENES34]

.wer isn bäcker???

[jumanii]

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99.600 0,13
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Verkauf Orders
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0,165 43.000
0,24 48.000
0,25 79.500
0,26 82.500
0,3 94.999


abflug

[jumanii]

kulmbacher

$tock Gappers bläst auch zum einstieg

[jumanii]

16,5 cent bezahlt

[jumanii]

Verkauf Orders
Limit Überhang
0,24 5.000
0,25 36.500
0,26 39.500
0,3 51.999
0,34 117.999

[jumanii]

wird schwer unter 20 cent reinzukommen

[jumanii]

10 uhr kleine verschnaufpause

dann vollgas

[jumanii]

Hintergrundinfo zum Unternehmen:

Wie bereits in unserem Report im Juli berichtet, verspricht das Unternehmensmodell von T & G² ein geradezu immenses Kurspotenzial. Die in Bernardsville, New Jersey, ansässige T & G ² Inc. setzt sich aus den beiden hundertprozentigen Tochtergesellschaften Zingo Sales, Ltd. sowie Solutions Technology, Inc. zusammen. Diese beiden Töchter sind in völlig verschiedenen Geschäftsbereichen tätig, was auf den ersten Blick etwas zusammenhangslos erscheinen mag, sich auf den zweiten Blick jedoch als geniale Strategie entpuppt. Zingo Sales Ltd. ist spezialisiert auf die Vermarktung elektronischer Bingo Systeme. Bingo ist in den USA das Volksspiel Nr. 1, fast jeder zweite Amerikaner ist bekennender Bingo-Spieler. Der Markt hierfür ist enorm! Solutions Technology, Inc. entwickelt elektronische Zugangs- und Zeitmanagement-Systeme, welche sich sogenannter biometrischer Merkmale bedienen. Jeder von uns kennt diese Art von Zugangssystemen aus diversen neuzeitlichen Hollywoodstreifen. Die Identifikation erfolgt hierbei durch Eingabe des Fingerabdrucks oder Abtasten der Netzhaut. Die geniale Strategie von T & G ² Inc. besteht nun darin, dass die Vermarktung der einzigartigen elektronischen Bingo-Systeme als sogenannte Cash-Cow dient und dadurch die bereits entwickelten revolutionären biometrischen Systeme in den Markt großflächig eingeführt werden. Der Biometrik wird bereits heute ein enormer Zukunftsmarkt prognostiziert

[jumanii]

sollte sich jeder mal reinziehen

Thread: Kosovo Spenden

[jumanii]

bisserl was praktisches

BERNARDSVILLE, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 2, 2003--T & G2 (OTCBB:TTGG) announced today that since May 2003, its wholly owned subsidiary, Zingo Sales, Ltd. (ZINGO) has experienced a month-by-month growth rate of 100% in both orders received and units installed. Additionally, Zingo now has 100 of their gaming units with the "Ultimate Games" installed and operational.


Zingo`s installation rate is as follows:
May - zero units installed;
June - 25 units installed;
July - 50 units installed;
August - 100 units installed and operating.



Zingo expects this growth trend to continue through 2004. The revenue ramp-up period for each gaming unit to reach its potential is approximately 60 days. This is especially true during the slow summer months. Every gaming unit currently in operation has at least one of the three available "Ultimate Games" installed.

Zingo`s gaming units include regular "Session" bingo and three fast-action "Ultimate Games"- "Doubletime," "Hotball," and "Bullet." These fast action games allow the player to play an electronic form of bingo that is more exciting than the typical session bingo. These "bonanza" style games allow gaming facilities to offer a wider variety of games to their players. These fast action games are interactive and competitive in nature, as they allow the players to compete against each other for a prize jackpot.

Electronic "Session" bingo plays exactly the same way as it does on paper, except bingo players are now able to play hundreds of bingo cards, as compared to the 10 or so bingo cards that can be followed on paper.

"We are pleased with the tremendous growth in orders and installed gaming units we have experienced over the last quarter," stated T&G2`s President & CEO, James M. Farinella. "We anticipate significant growth in revenues now that these gaming units are installed. In addition, we have opened up new international markets and expect tremendous growth both domestically and internationally."

About T&G Squared

T & G2 is an emerging, fast-paced, technology driven provider of leading edge systems and related software, specializing in two distinct, yet rapidly growing markets, Personnel Time and Attendance Management, and Electronic Class II Interactive Games and related Electronic Bingo Gaming Systems

The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 provides a safe harbor for forward-looking statements made on behalf of the company. All such forward-looking statements are, by necessity, only estimates of future results and actual results achieved by T & G2 (TTGG) may differ materially from these statements due to a number of factors. TTGG assumes no obligations to update these forward-looking statements to reflect actual results, changes in assumptions or changes in other factors affecting such statements. You should independently investigate and fully understand all risks before making investment decisions.

[jumanii]

At Stockupticks, we regard innovation as a key ingredient to success. When that innovation meets prevailing need we really take notice.

Public interest for increased security has surged since September 11, and an often talked about solution for securing critical work areas and high rise office buildings is a system that positively identifies employees and workers, exactly what our featured company’s T & G2 SecureTime® product is designed to do. The system even works in tandem with doorlocks and surveillance cameras to prevent any unauthorized access by someone under duress.

Jeff Helleberg, an independent analyst with Market Advisors Research, said in his April 2002 report (Click Here), "With a seamless interface to payroll services, it (SecureTime) provides the client with one of the most cohesive time and attendance management systems available anywhere. If this company had nothing going for it but providing this service, it would be an exciting opportunity. But this is just the beginning of the T&G2 story." Helleberg`s report also places a short-term, $3.00 target price* on the stock, based on his research. To read Helleberg`s June update, Click Here.

Biometrics, the essence of T & G2 SecureTime®, identifies people based on computerized recognition of unique physical features. Each day, it is growing increasingly more apparent that it is indeed the way of the future and in this treacherous global climate, companies have been quick to adopt the newest, most effective security technologies on the market.

Fingerprints have been used for years at government agencies and now commercial institutions can protect their employees with unmistakable identity checks. Because of the events of September 11, identity concerns have heightened dramatically and The SecureTime® System couldn`t be easier to adopt. Companies don`t need an IT staff or a system administrator to employ the SecureTime system. No hardware updates, no site licensing, no extra charges for system upgrades. Customers aren`t even responsible for maintenance - ever!

From commercial plants to gaming operations to the hotel industry, the T & G2 SecureTime ID System has arrived at a unique and opportune time in the market.

After reading this mailing, look around and think about where you’ve been today, where you’ll go tomorrow? Could this product make those locations safer? If you were in charge of those facilities and could make the locations more secure cost effectively and with little effort on your part, would you?

You know your answer. Now, take a few moments to read a little more about this company...

THERE IS THE OLD WAY OF DOING THINGS




AND THEN THERE IS THE NEW WAY OF DOING THINGS



T & G2 has a new contract for its SecureTime Biometric ID System with The Palos Verdes Inn in Redondo Beach, California to identify employees and track their schedules ... and Premise Inc. was so impressed when it beta-tested the system, they contracted for the continued use of two systems, the CEO went on a nationally syndicated financial televison program to praise the system and Premise referred two new potential clients to T & G2, one of which is a fortune 500 company ... and The T & G2 `Zingo` Product has been rewarded with contracts for its Bingo product from both Gaming companies and the U.S. Military.




COMPANY SNAPSHOT

Through its Wholly-owned subsidiary Solutions Technology Inc., T & G2 has developed the multi-functional, smart terminal SecureTime® biometric fingerprint identification and attendance system. The system can be used to improve security at airports, government offices, and other areas, and for payroll and attendance purposes. T & G2 also wholly owns Zingo Sales, LTD., which it acquired in the spring of 2002. Zingo is a bingo gaming technology that can be used in a bingo hall or on a hand-held touch-screen device.



ABOUT THE T & G2 WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY: SOLUTIONS TECHNOLOGY, INC.

The U.S. Market for employee time-tracking and payroll is approximately $10 billion and is at least that large again internationally.

For example, the hotel industry needs a system that can handle gratuity and free food for its employees. Hospitals need a system that can schedule staff and nurses in accordance with government rules and regulations. Similarly, overseas markets have totally different requirements than the U. S. market. Most countries pay wages on a monthly basis; thus their rules for overtime and penalties are totally different. Solutions Technologies has designed their software to be completely data based modular and multi-lingual.

The Company`s objective is to capture 2% of the U. S. market and a sizeable portion of the international markets over the next five to seven years. Gaining just 2% of the U.S. market would equate to approximately $200 million in gross sales per year. This is a huge market, and capitalizing on it is the key to the success. Under a non-exclusive agreement, foreign distributors will purchase Solutions Tech hardware up front. There will be a monthly license fee per unit per week charged on an ongoing basis for the use of sophisticated SecureTime® software. Portland Entertainment has expansive contacts and relationships in numerous International markets and through these relationships, Portland Entertainment will distribute and service the SecureTime units.

The International Market.

Through this partnership with Portland Entertainment, expansion into Cyprus, Turkey, Hungary, Poland and the Czech republic has already begun. Forming working relationships with several leading distribution companies like Portland only enhances the Solutions Tech`s bottom line. And of course, increasing revenues add to shareholder value and a rising stock price. The real key to success is that Solution Tech provides all the nuts and bolts of their service. Unlike other companies that branch out to third parties for technical support and help, Solution Tech is service intensive and does all the support for their systems. This is unique in the industry and at this time no other company offers this complete package.



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Solutions Technology, Inc. offers a customized SecureTime® biometric system that integrates fingerprint recognition security seamlessly into your business. Utilize our system to dramatically minimize your risks, streamline your processes, track your resources, and trim your labor costs. The SecureTime® biometric system consists of two key components: stand alone biometric terminals and a back office suite of software services managed by Solutions Tech. The terminals can operate at your business independently, or be synchronized at any time via internal modem or Internet access. Each biometric terminal verifies identity while recording a time-stamped transaction. The configurable back office suite performs data collection and report generation in a variety of formats and media types that you choose.


The Old Days Are Gone

The flexibility of the SecureTime® biometric system allows easy integration into the following applications:

1) Identity Verification (tracks your resources precisely, by location)
2) Secure Site Access (controls your alarms, turnstiles, and/or doors)
3) Time & Attendance (calculates labor hours, exports directly to your payroll service)

To reap the benefits of a SecureTime® biometric solution, all you need is a dedicated phone line. All of the hardware and software components of our systems are provided to our customers for an all inclusive periodic service fee based on the number of human resource assets that use the system. With our solution, you won`t need a system administrator, you won`t need to make a significant investment in hardware, you won`t need a maintenance contract, you won`t need spare parts, you won`t need to purchase upgrades, and you won`t even need an IT staff. Solutions Tech hosts the backoffice suite at our location in full compliance of your security requirements.

Outsourcing.

Due to streamlining, efficiency and budget cuts, the 90s saw everything from payroll to management consultation being outsourced to save dollars. Due to high startup costs and the complexity of security systems, many companies are unable to take the appropriate steps to protect themselves from site access. Other companies find themselves unable to support an internal security solution that is not their core competency. Solutions Tech can take the cost of hardware and software out of the equation and provide a value proposition that is impossible to beat: Solution Tech provides the solutions purely as a service.

The bottom line is that the Solutions Tech system enables clients to control and manage their resources precisely and become more efficient, without costs associated with ownershipand the company has earned solid references from 100% of our clients to date.



WHY BIOMETRICS ?

PRODUCT SNAPSHOT

The first biometric system Solutions Tech developed is a Time and Attendance system. This system has all the major components of a positive ID data collection system. No "secret" required. Non-biometric systems require the use of "secret" information such as a PIN number or mother`s maiden name to
identify an individual. Such systems are notoriously insecure.

By using the SecureTime Time and Attendance System, it is possible for a company to potentially save up to 5% on payroll by eliminating worker fraud such as ``Buddy Punching``. The SecureTime System is also a comfort for workers because the fingerprint technology eliminates almost all disputes as to the amount of time a worker was actually at work. Additionally, the SecureTime System is able to interface with payroll companies thereby eliminating the chance for lost and/or incorrect data that occurs from manual transfers.

The SecureTime Biometric system is also capable of being used for security purposes. With these programming adjustments, the system can be tied into other
surveillance systems to provide added security in highly sensitive work areas. Solutions Tech offers a complete turnkey solution for a small or mid-sized company that needs to collect time and attendance, scheduling, entitlements, and personal/pay records. With a seamless interface to payroll services, it provides the client with one of the most cohesive time and attendance management systems available anywhere.


STAND ALONE SYSTEMS AND TERMINALS

LAN/WAN Independent.

Solution Tech devices are capable of being connected to a corporate LAN, but this is not a requirement. This feature greatly reduces the installation time and avoids burdening (or, in the worst case, creating) the corporate IT infrastructure. AC/Telco is the only requirement - Solution Tech systems are designed to collect data independently with occasional data upload via a telephone modem connection.


Systems are sold as a service.

Data collection and reduction included - Solutions Technology collects the data from the terminals, processes the data, produces human-readable reports, and produces files needed by the customers computer systems (e.g., files containing hours worked are produced for the customers payroll system from data collected by the time and attendance system)

Maintenance free terminals.

Are included with the service, are installed and maintained by Solutions Technology. They are customizable and the terminal configuration is flexible, with bar code readers and SmartCard support being added as needed. The terminals are SmartCard programmable and reports and files may be customized to customer`s specification


COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS

At present there are only two major systems on the market: mechanical punch card machines and electronic swipe card machines. Roughly 90% of all businesses use mechanical punch card machines and 10% use electronic swipe cards. This is the competition for TTGG and with the advances in technology and strides the company has already made, we feel strongly that TTGG has the product to penetrate the market and improve a customer`s bottom line.

Mechanical Time Clocks have their employees insert a paper "punch time card" in the clock at the beginning and at the end of a work day. The clock stamps the date and time on the card. At the end of the work period these cards are collected and a payroll clerk calculates the hours and submits it to payroll. Various versions of these time clocks are available on the market and the cost varies between $99 and $3,000.

Electronic Swipe Card machines are data collection terminals that are linked to a computer. They are designed to store a limited number of absolute minimal information or raw data. This raw data is then transferred to a computer and the related software converts this data into the payroll information.

Simply put, biometrics refers to the automatic identification of a person based on his/her physiological or behavioral characteristics. This method of ID is preferred over traditional methods involving passwords and PIN numbers for various reasons:

1) the person to be identified is required to be physically present at the point-of-identification;
2) identification based on biometrics techniques does away with the need to remember a password or carry a swipe card for examples. With the increased use of computers as vehicles of information technology, it is necessary to restrict access to sensitive/personal data.

If the industry in general begins replacing PIN`s, biometric techniques can potentially prevent systems of identification from being stolen.Various types of biometric systems are being used for real-time identification; the most popular are based on face recognition, iris scanning and fingerprint technology. The hardware Solutions Tech has, accommodates almost all situations and markets.

What they`re saying...

"Here at Copies On Premise, our employees are often required to work at our clients` sites. The SecureTime® service provides two critical solutions in that regard: with positive fingerprint recognition it securely verifies our employees` identity without the need for additional security badges, and it also tracks the payroll hours spent at each site without the need for a supervisor. This isn`t possible with any other system on the market today. Thanks, Solutions Technology!"

Manager, Copies On Premise, Inc.


ABOUT T & G2`s WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY: BINGO IT`S ZINGO ! ! !

Zingo manufactures electronic bingo and related gaming systems using off the shelf components and markets these products.

The Zingo products are comprised of the latest hardware components available. Additionally, the programming has just been completed providing Zingo with the most advanced software in the electronic bingo market today. With the Zingo system, bingo players who can only follow 5 or 10 bingo cards at a time on paper will now be able to play hundreds of bingo cards at one time. The bingo halls and casinos love the system because they can now charge for additional bingo cards played without the additional cost of paper. Another reason the demand is so great for our system is that there are other games that can be played between each bingo session that generates additional income for the casino/bingo operator.

What Sells Zingo.

With the Zingo system, bingo players who can only follow 5 or 10 bingo cards at a time on paper now have the capability to play hundreds of bingo cards at one time. The bingo halls and casinos love the system because they can now charge for additional bingo cards played without the additional cost of paper. Another reason the demand is so great for this system is that there are other games, which can be played between each bingo session generating additional revenue for the casino/bingo operator.

Fixed based bingo units and applications.

This unit is a touch screen similar to a computer monitor with minor hardware changes. The bingo unit will be hard wired into the bingo hall and as the name implies, it will not move around the bingo hall with the player. Sophisticated software has been developed for the bingo unit.

For the bingo hall, the fixed base unit provides a way to dramatically increase their revenue and earnings. Players will now be able to play hundreds of bingo cards at the same time. The bingo hall is able to market the extra cards to the players and since the prize payouts are basically the same, the bingo hall is able to increase its profits.

The unit allows the Indian bingo hall to make extra money between bingo games. The sophisticated software will allow the bingo halls on Indian reservations to provide variations of poker, blackjack, and even quick play games of bingo. On non-Indian lands, the same games can be played for fun to keep the players busy. This has been shown to draw additional players to the bingo hall.

Zingo military.

The first product is a fixed based unit and the second product will be a hand held unit expected in the second half of 2002. Proprietary software
has been developed that is equivalent to and/or more advanced than anything currently on the market.



TAKIN` IT TO THE STREETS

MEDIA

Beginning on March 11, 2002, T & G2 CEO James Farinella began an exhaustive campaign to take the story of the company to the public, the media and the financial community. Rarely has an OTCBB CEO worked so hard at getting the word out. He was a featured guest on the nationally syndicated Windows to Wall Street Radio Program and that program will play ongoing T & G2 updates in cities such as New York, San Francisco, Washington D.C., Miami/Ft Lauderdale, Orlando, Central/Northern New Jersey, Philadelphia and Portland as well as many other cities.

Also, Mr. Farinella and Steve Bostwick were featured guests on Alexander Haig`s World Business Review TV Series on Risk Management. This show will air on U.S. Public Television stations in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Miami as well as many other cities and will be seen for several months on United Airline flights. The story of T & G2 will also be told on PBS Business News in the top 50 domestic ranked markets in the U.S. including: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston.


SELECTED FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Industry : Computers-Integrated Systems
Shares Outstanding -8.5 million
Float-2.5 million
Current Price-$0.92
Market Cap: $7.8 million
52-Week High: $12.00
52-Week Low: $0.55





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*Information and excerpts from reports written by Jeff Helleberg, an independent analyst with Market Advisors Research, are strictly the opinion of Jeff Helleberg, an independent analyst with Market Advisors Research. These opinions are not the opinions of MP and Stockupticks and in no manner reflect an endorsment of the opinons expressed by Jeff Helleberg, an independent analyst with Market Advisors Research.

[jumanii]

The U.S. Market for employee time-tracking and payroll is approximately $10 billion and is at least that large again internationally

[jumanii]

da kommen wir her

Thread: Kosovo Spenden

[jumanii]

...oder so

[ENES34]

#18 ...und was soll ich darunter verstehen?

[jonathanheart]

@ ALL

Bei dem jetzigen dt. Kurs müsste USA über 0,18 $ eröffnen.
Nie im Leben + 20 % sofort in den USA.

Aktie bleibt auf meiner Watchlist, Kauflimit im Markt aber ohne den bis jetzt unbegründeten Anstieg.

[jojobada]

Leute sagt doch mal was !!
so kommt Ihr nie auf seite eins !!!

was meint Ihr denn wo der Kurs hinlaufen könnte ???

mfg jojo

[jojobada]

ich rechne mit einer eröffnung bei mindestns 0,18 wenn nicht sogar mehr !!

[jonathanheart]

@ jojo...
warum ????

[jumanii]

las das baby langsam wachsen

[MCGabriel]

120k zu 0.168 in Frankfurt

[jumanii]

- 0,165

Kauf Orders
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0,25 36.500
0,26 39.500
0,3 51.999
0,34 117.999

[Intrader78]

[jumanii]

leute hier winken reale 1000%

[jumanii]

T & G2 (OTCBB:TTGG): Market Perform.

[jumanii]

Guten Morgen Mädls

auf einen erfolgreichen Tag, lassen wir bis mittag unsere sonderschüler auskotzen dann machen wir wieder das tagesgeschäft

Info: MK beträgt nicht mal 10 Mil. $!!!

[jumanii]

käufe überwiegen in berlin

[jumanii]

nochmals zur verinnerlichung!

Bei einer Marktkapitalisierung von USD 4,71 Mio. ist die Aktie des Unternehmens u. E. deutlich unterbewertet, vor allem, da die Gesellschaft bereits kurz
vor dem Cashflow Break-Even stehen dürfte. Unser Kursziel orientiert sich an unserem Discounted Cashflow Modell (DCF), das mit einer
Detailplanungsphase von 5 Jahren (durchschnittl. Free Cashflow-Wachstumsrate: 30% p.a.) und pauschalen Annahmen für weitere 5 Jahre
(Wachstumsrate 15%) arbeitet. Das ewige Wachstum unterstellen wir mit 1,5%. Zur Berechnung des Diskontierungsfaktors haben wie eine Rendite
10-jähriger US-Staatsanleihen von 4,3 Prozent angesetzt und eine unternehmensspezifische Risikoprämie von 8% addiert. Fremdkapitalkosten haben wir
konservativ in Höhe der Eigenkapitalkosten berechnet - Cashflows wurden also einheitlich mit einem Faktor von 12,3% abgezinst. Für die Anzahl Aktien
wurde eine Verwässerung von jährlich 20% unterstellt, was in Periode 10 einer Gesamtaktienzahl von 201,2 Mio. Aktien entspricht. Pro Aktie errechnet
sich ein fairer Wert von USD 0,34 Cent je Aktie, den wir auch als Kurs

[jumanii]

0,17 US Dollar = 14.49399 Euro


Montag werden sich manche wundern!

[jumanii]

Montag geht der punk ab!

[jumanii]

T & G2 (OTCBB:TTGG): Market Perform,

[jumanii]

Limit Überhang
0,147 40.000
0,178 50.000
0,23 54.000
0,24 59.000
0,25 90.500

[oski]

@Jumanji

[Bikerman]

warten was die amis machen und dann noch mal kräftig nachkaufen.

[tdwzb]

nur die ruhe
chart stabilisiert sich bei 0,14/0,145$

denke bald gehts wieder richtung 0,20$

[wallyonline]

Locale ID 87217M107
ISIN US87217M1071
Symbol TTGG
Börse OTCBB
Aktueller Kurs 0,16
Differenz abs. +0,00
Differenz % +0,00 %
Kurszeit 21:53
Kursdatum 17. Nov 2003
Eröffnungskurs 0,16
Tageshöchstkurs 0,16
Tagesttiefstkurs 0,15
52 Wochen Hoch 0,23
52 Wochen Tief -
Letzter Schlußkurs 0,16

Kurs unverändert, und das bei dem schlechten Marktumfeld !
Schätze morgen wird es erst mal aufwärts gehen

[thefrontbroker]

VORSICHT!!!

Stock Patrol Chronicles Litany of SEC Touting Targets

Friday , November 14, 2003 10:59 ET

Nov 14, 2003 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) -- (FinancialWire) Questionable touting activities for a number of microcap public companies, among them T&G2, Inc. (OTCBB: TTGG), Virilitec Industries, Inc. (OTCBB: VRLT), Energy & Engine Technology Corporation (OTCBB: EENT) and ProActive Computer Services, Inc. (OTC: PAVP), figure into recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission targets, according to Investrend Information (http://www.investrendinformation.com) partner Stock Patrol, Inc. (http://www.stockpatrol.com).

The Stock Patrol article, "SEC Targets Internet Touts," which provides several scenarios whereby innocent shareholders fall victim to these schemes, follows:

The Internet is cluttered with touts who have been promoting obscure over the counter companies, expressing unjustified optimism about companies` prospects, and minimizing, or simply ignoring, the limitations of those companies and the risks of a potential investment. Often, those promoters disclose that they have been compensated for their efforts with "free trading" shares of the company`s stock ` purportedly handed to them by an "unaffiliated third-party."

As it turns out, much of that stock is not really "free trading" and those "third parties" may indeed be affiliated with the company issuing the stock.

In a series of cases filed earlier this month, the SEC has targeted a group of Internet stock promoters who use "financial websites" and e-mail to pump up the value of obscure, struggling public companies, in exchange for shares.

On October 23, 2003, the SEC instituted seven administrative proceedings charging thirty one public companies, stock promoters, and their associates, with engaging in schemes to distribute unregistered shares of stock, and then unloading hundreds of thousands of shares on unsuspecting investors.

The SEC actions do not focus upon the accuracy of the promotions, but on the compensation paid to, and received by, the promoters. They highlight a common abuse; compensating stock touts with so-called "free trading" stock that they dump shortly after they pump up stock prices through aggressive Internet campaigns.

As the SEC discovered, this practice involved some of the Internet`s most active promoters. Here`s a summary of the SEC actions:

The SEC instituted proceedings against Equity Alert.com, a Vancouver, British Columbia-based Internet stock promoter; its parent, Innotech Corporation; two principals of those entities (Harmel S. Rayat and Bhupinder ("Bill") S. Mann); and two public companies (T&G2, Inc. ("T&G") and Virilitec Industries, Inc. ("Virilitec").

According to the SEC, Equity Alert was initially retained to promote an over the counter company called International Mercantile Corporation (IMC), T&G2`s predecessor. The person who retained Equity Alert was president of a private company that was negotiating to merge with IMC in order to form the company that would become T&G2. That individual arranged for a private company that he controlled to provide Equity Alert with a promissory note that could be converted into IMC stock.

Equity Alert accepted the assignment and disseminated an e-mail characterizing IMC as the newest of the "red hot" biometric companies that had begun to thrive after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. That promotional campaign proved successful. In the two days that followed the e-mail, IMC`s stock price rose 31 percent, from $1.13 to $1.48, and volume soared.

That proved profitable for Equity Alert. One day after the e-mail was distributed, Equity Alert sold its IMC shares for $132,500.

A similar pattern occurred with Equity Alert`s promotion of Virilitec, a Brooklyn, New York company which develops nutritional supplements that purportedly enhance sperm count and sexual virility. In that case, the husband of Virilitec`s president arranged for one of the Company`s long-time shareholders to transfer 40,000 Virilitec shares to Equity Alert as consideration for promoting the Company.

After Equity Alert began to pump up interest in the Company ` using promotional e-mails ` Virilitec shares experienced a spike in trading volume, and Equity Alert sold its shares for almost $39,000.

The SEC maintains that the IMC and Virilitec shares delivered to Equity Alert were restricted because they were obtained from persons who were directly or indirectly in control positions with those companies. Therefore, the shares should not have been resold by Equity Alert for at least one year.

Each of the respondents named in the Equity Alert case agreed to settle the proceedings without admitting or denying these findings.

Proceedings were filed against Research Capital, LLC, a Florida venture capital company; its principals, Craig L. Smith, III and R. Craig Hall; and a group of Internet stock promoters - Wayne H. Jenkins; Jenkins` company, IR Specialists; Tyler T. Fleming; SmallCap Solutions, Inc.; Complete Financial and Operations, LLC; Scott H. Wilding; and Research Investment Group, Inc. (RIG).

The SEC maintained that Research Capital hired Wilding and RIG to tout a small company that was affiliated with Research Capital and its principals Smith and Hall. In return for those services, RIG promised to give Wilding four million shares of the company, at one third of the market price. In fact, Smith and Hall transferred 3,300,000 of the shares to Wilding.

According to the SEC, the promotion was "subcontracted" by Wilding and RIG to Fleming and his companies, SmallCap Solutions and Complete Financial; and Jenkins and his company IR Specialists.

The SEC noted that the promotional campaigns that ensued coincided with increased trading in the public company`s stock. While the promotion was moving forward, the promoters sold their shares for over $130,000.

The complaint also claims that SmallCap Solutions and Fleming were hired to promote another publicly traded company in exchange for 30,000 "unrestricted" shares. In that case, the public company purportedly directed a shareholder to give the 30,000 shares to SmallCap Solutions, and then rewarded him (or her) with 60,000 restricted shares.

Once again, shares of the company`s stock rose following the promotion and SmallCap Solutions sold its shares, this time for almost $16,000.

As in the Equity Research case, the SEC alleges that the shares received by these promoters were restricted and should not have been sold without registration.

Several of the respondents (Research Capital; Smith; Hall; Jenkins; and Jenkins` company, IR Specialists) settled the proceedings without admitting or denying the findings. The other claims are still pending.

The SEC filed a set of related proceedings involving First Capital International, Inc.; its president, Alexander Genin; stock promoter Edwin M. Koziol; OTC Live, Inc.; and Mark A. Suleymanov.

The Sec says that Genin hired OTC Live and a now-defunct stock promotion company run by Koziol, to promote First Capital on the Internet. In order to pay the promoters, Genin arranged to transfer to them a total of 64,500 First Capital shares from a brokerage account he controlled.

The promotional campaign apparently began when OTC Live posted a research report recommending First Capital stock. In the days that followed, the Company`s stock rose 92 percent, from $0.13 to $0.25 per share. OTC Live later sold its shares for $3,285. About a month later, Koziol`s company began to promote First Capital. Koziol`s company then sold its shares for approximately $3,300.

Here again, the SEC concluded that the promoters received their shares from someone in a control position at First Capital, with a view toward selling them. Consequently, the shares were restricted and should not have been sold without registration.

First Capital, Genin and Koziol have agreed to settle the proceedings, without admitting or denying the findings. The remaining proceedings still are pending.

The Case Involving MicroCap Marketing, Inc., Lorsin, Inc., Russell Management, Inc. and Harold Engel, Jr.

The SEC brought proceedings against two publicly traded companies (Energy & Engine Technology Corporation and ProActive Computer Services, Inc.); Lorsin, Inc.; Loretta M. Lockhart; Craig K. Hjalmarson; Russell Management, Inc; George R. Siembida; Harold Engel, Jr.; MicroCap Marketing, Inc; and Shane M. Nelson.

According to SEC, Energy & Engine retained Siembida and his company, Russell Management, to promote the Company, agreeing to compensate them with Energy & Engine stock that was registered on a Form S-8. The shares, however, were not properly registered since Form S-8 may not be used to register shares issued as compensation for stock promotion services.

Siembida then subcontracted some of those services to Engel, who operates a stock promotion website, WillyWizard.com, and transferred some of the improperly registered shares to Engel as compensation. The SEC charges that Engel, in turn, subcontracted with two other promoters, Hjalmarson and Nelson, paying them with a portion of the improperly registered stock. Siembida, Engel, Hjalmarson, and Nelson then sold their improperly registered Engine & Energy for a combined total of over $14,000.

The SEC also alleges that Nelson and MicroCap Marketing participated in a second illegal stock distribution with another small cap company, ProActive. In this case they purportedly received unrestricted shares of ProActive stock for their efforts from a "third-party" ProActive shareholder. The SEC states that the shares were restricted, and therefore could not be sold without registration.

The two companies, Engine & Energy, and ProActive, have agreed to settle the claims without admitting to the factual allegations. The other proceedings are still pending.

Unfortunately, while these cases draw attention to the improper compensation of Internet promoters, they do not address a second, pressing issue. Did the promoters overstate the prospects of these companies in order to pump up the value of their shares. And, if so, why aren`t they being held accountable for that conduct as well?

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Axcess News: SEC Targets Stock Touts

Thursday , November 06, 2003 10:17 ET

New York, Nov 06, 2003 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- In a series of administrative proceedings, the SEC has charged several well-known stock touts with selling unregistered stock. It`s a good move by the regulators - but is it enough?

The SEC charged the following companies for issuing unregistered stock: T&G2, Inc. (OTCBB: TTGG), Virilitec Industries, Inc. (OTCBB: VRLT), First Capital International (OTCBB: FCAI), Energy & Engine Technology Corporation (OTCBB: EENT), ProActive Computer Services, Inc. (OTC: PAVP)

The Internet websites used to tout these stocks were: Equity Alert, Small Cap Solutions, OTC Live and WillyWizard.

The complete story details the SECs charges against the stock promoters and names those individuals as well. To read this story, go to http://www.theaxcess.net

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