Post by Franko10 ™ on Feb 20, 2005 8:32:34 GMT -5
Last Lee Webb article with the BULLcrap Filter turned on...
CMKM revisits suspension of SEC reporting duties
CMKM decides to become fully reporting
2005-02-18 12:31 ET - Street Wire
2005-02-20 10:25 JST - The Bullcrap Filter
by Lee M. Webb
by George L. Burns
CMKM Diamonds Inc., astalled pink sheet promotion headed by Saskatchewan native Urban Casavant, has revisited a filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) more than 18 months ago that effectively exempted it from reporting obligations. Now, CMKM acknowledges that it should have been reporting all along.
CMKM Diamonds Inc., a pink sheet company headed by Saskatchewan native Urban Casavant, has revisited a filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) more than 18 months ago that effectively exempted it from reporting obligations. Now, CMKM has discovered that it should have been reporting all along.
On July 22, 2003, CMKM filed a certification and notice of suspension of its duty to file reports with the U.S. regulator, citing Rule 12g-4(a)(1)(i). Under that rule, an issuer with less than 300 "holders of record" does not have tofile such burdensome things as notices of material changes, quarterly financial statements, audited year-end reports and the like.
On July 22, 2003, CMKM filed a certification and notice of suspension of its duty to file reports with the U.S. regulator, citing Rule 12g-4(a)(1)(i). Under that rule, an issuer with less than 300 "holders of record" does not have to report.
In effect, a non-reporting issuer can operatein almost total obscurity with no regulatory oversight and leave its shareholders clueless about its financial condition, share structure and other fundamental information.
In effect, a non-reporting issuer can operate with no regulatory oversight.
Evidently CMKM recently had some cause to re-examine the July 22, 2003, certification that provided its pass to obscurity.
Evidently CMKM has been auditing and reviewing all past filings with the plan of becoming fully reporting once again. Apparently an error discovered in the July 22, 2003 filing gave CMKM an opportunity to return to fully reporting status without having to file a new registration statement.
On Feb. 17, the company filed an amendment revising the number of shareholders of record, which is not to be confused with the total number of shareholders, from approximately 300 to 698 shareholders of record at the time of the original filing.
On Feb. 17, the company filed an amendment to the old filing, revising the number of shareholders of record from 300 to 698. Since this exceeded the 300 shareholder of record limit, the form was revoked by CMKM.
In what passes for an explanatory note, CMKM advises that the original filing under Form 15 is "superseded and revoked" and the company "will be required to submit filings."
CMKM advises that the original filing under Form 15 is "superseded and revoked" and the company "will be required to submit filings."
The spin
The Truth
CMKM offered itshappy-face interpretation of that development in a news release announcing "the reinstatement of its reporting status under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 through the filing of an amended Form 15."
CMKM put out a news release announcing "the reinstatement of its reporting status under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 through the filing of an amended Form 15.
The Feb. 17 news release also disclosed the Feb. 9 hiring of a new securities counsel, Stoecklein Law Group, replacing the highlytouted D. Roger Glenn, who has parted company with the pink sheet promotion.
The Feb. 17 news release also announced the Feb. 9 hiring of a new securities counsel, Stoecklein Law Group, picking up where the highly respected, D. Roger Glenn, left off. The news release also declared a special thanks for D. Roger Glenn in appreciation for the work he had accomplished for the company.
"When I joined the board, one of my prime assignments was to improve corporate compliance," CMKM's new co-chairman Robert Maheu declared. "A prime component was to reinstate reporting status, which was efficiently and expeditiously handled by the Stoecklein Law Group."
"When I joined the board, one of my prime assignments was to improve corporate compliance," CMKM's new co-chairman Robert Maheu declared. "A prime component was to reinstate reporting status, which was efficiently and expeditiously handled by the Stoecklein Law Group."
After Mr. Maheu completely glossed over the fact that CMKM should have been reporting as required all along, Mr. Casavant piped in to bid Mr. Glenn adieu, thanking him for his efforts.
"With its reporting requirements now reinstated, CMKX can now file current, quarterly and annual reports with the SEC disclosing vital corporate information to the investing public and its stockholders,"the news release went on, again glossing over the fact that the reporting and disclosure should never have been interrupted.
"With its reporting requirements now reinstated, CMKX can now file current, quarterly and annual reports with the SEC disclosing vital corporate information to the investing public and its stockholders.
"However, due to the length of time CMKX has not been reporting there are a substantial number of filings, including financial statement audits, that will need to be made to bring CMKX current in its reporting obligations," the company advised in something of a cautionary understatement.
"However, due to the length of time CMKX has not been reporting there are a substantial number of filings, including financial statement audits, that will need to be made to bring CMKX current in its reporting obligations," the company advised in something of an indicator of things to come.
In fact, the last quarterly financial report submitted to the SEC was made by the company's predecessor, Cyber Mark International Corp., for the third quarter ending Sept. 30, 2002.Since then, CMKM shareholders have been in the dark regarding the company's financial situation and some of them have been wilfully in the dark regarding its share structure.
The last quarterly financial report submitted to the SEC was made by the company's predecessor, Cyber Mark International Corp., for the third quarter ending Sept 30, 2002. CMKM has a lot of filings to make up for. Burn's would also like to note that willfully is not spelled "wilfully."
Meanwhile, CMKM has issued hundreds of billions of shares, almost all of them without bothering to tell shareholders the purpose of the massive dilution. By last fall, Mr. Casavant's pink sheet promotion had a staggering 779 billion shares outstanding.
Meanwhile, rag writers, such as Lee M. Webb, have been stating that CMKM has issued hundreds of billions of shares without any evidence of such and guessing at the number of shares outstanding like the rest of us.
CMKM revisits suspension of SEC reporting duties
CMKM decides to become fully reporting
2005-02-18 12:31 ET - Street Wire
2005-02-20 10:25 JST - The Bullcrap Filter
by Lee M. Webb
by George L. Burns
CMKM Diamonds Inc., a
CMKM Diamonds Inc., a pink sheet company headed by Saskatchewan native Urban Casavant, has revisited a filing submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) more than 18 months ago that effectively exempted it from reporting obligations. Now, CMKM has discovered that it should have been reporting all along.
On July 22, 2003, CMKM filed a certification and notice of suspension of its duty to file reports with the U.S. regulator, citing Rule 12g-4(a)(1)(i). Under that rule, an issuer with less than 300 "holders of record" does not have to
On July 22, 2003, CMKM filed a certification and notice of suspension of its duty to file reports with the U.S. regulator, citing Rule 12g-4(a)(1)(i). Under that rule, an issuer with less than 300 "holders of record" does not have to report.
In effect, a non-reporting issuer can operate
In effect, a non-reporting issuer can operate with no regulatory oversight.
Evidently CMKM has been auditing and reviewing all past filings with the plan of becoming fully reporting once again. Apparently an error discovered in the July 22, 2003 filing gave CMKM an opportunity to return to fully reporting status without having to file a new registration statement.
On Feb. 17, the company filed an amendment revising the number of shareholders of record, which is not to be confused with the total number of shareholders, from approximately 300 to 698 shareholders of record at the time of the original filing.
On Feb. 17, the company filed an amendment to the old filing, revising the number of shareholders of record from 300 to 698. Since this exceeded the 300 shareholder of record limit, the form was revoked by CMKM.
CMKM advises that the original filing under Form 15 is "superseded and revoked" and the company "will be required to submit filings."
The spin
The Truth
CMKM offered its
CMKM put out a news release announcing "the reinstatement of its reporting status under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 through the filing of an amended Form 15.
The Feb. 17 news release also disclosed the Feb. 9 hiring of a new securities counsel, Stoecklein Law Group, replacing the highly
The Feb. 17 news release also announced the Feb. 9 hiring of a new securities counsel, Stoecklein Law Group, picking up where the highly respected, D. Roger Glenn, left off. The news release also declared a special thanks for D. Roger Glenn in appreciation for the work he had accomplished for the company.
"When I joined the board, one of my prime assignments was to improve corporate compliance," CMKM's new co-chairman Robert Maheu declared. "A prime component was to reinstate reporting status, which was efficiently and expeditiously handled by the Stoecklein Law Group."
"When I joined the board, one of my prime assignments was to improve corporate compliance," CMKM's new co-chairman Robert Maheu declared. "A prime component was to reinstate reporting status, which was efficiently and expeditiously handled by the Stoecklein Law Group."
"With its reporting requirements now reinstated, CMKX can now file current, quarterly and annual reports with the SEC disclosing vital corporate information to the investing public and its stockholders,"
"With its reporting requirements now reinstated, CMKX can now file current, quarterly and annual reports with the SEC disclosing vital corporate information to the investing public and its stockholders.
"However, due to the length of time CMKX has not been reporting there are a substantial number of filings, including financial statement audits, that will need to be made to bring CMKX current in its reporting obligations," the company advised in something of a cautionary understatement.
"However, due to the length of time CMKX has not been reporting there are a substantial number of filings, including financial statement audits, that will need to be made to bring CMKX current in its reporting obligations," the company advised in something of an indicator of things to come.
In fact, the last quarterly financial report submitted to the SEC was made by the company's predecessor, Cyber Mark International Corp., for the third quarter ending Sept. 30, 2002.
The last quarterly financial report submitted to the SEC was made by the company's predecessor, Cyber Mark International Corp., for the third quarter ending Sept 30, 2002. CMKM has a lot of filings to make up for. Burn's would also like to note that willfully is not spelled "wilfully."
Meanwhile, rag writers, such as Lee M. Webb, have been stating that CMKM has issued hundreds of billions of shares without any evidence of such and guessing at the number of shares outstanding like the rest of us.