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Intema (ITM.v) - exciting scenario developping

Intema (ITV.v)

• Let’s analyze the recent events from a minority shareholder standpoint, to verify if the developments are in our favour… or not:

 

• - the company recently bought a company called Eventia and kept on board its star witness Michel Chioini

 

• - the company managed to advance final payment of the C2 software sale, and collected 415 000$ as a balance of sale

 

• - the company secured a new short-term loan of $250,000 on its tax credits receivable for the year ended Dec. 31, 2009, to accelerate current market initiatives for Les Productions Eventia

 

• - The CFO has been buying shares of the company lately, on the open market

  

• - Two related parties which were owed small amounts of money have decided to accept shares of Intema, instead of cash repayment. See below

Conseillers Coporatifs Focus, 384,615 common shares at a price of $0,05 per share for a total of $19,230.75 for the professional fees portion’s payable in shares. Stéphane Lauzière, 249,011 common shares at a price of $0,05 per share for a total of $12,450.55 for professional fees.              Insider trading

Intema Solutions Inc. (ITM) As of March 9th, 2010

• Mar 09/10 Mar 03/10 Ravary, Pierre Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 9,000 $0.039
• Feb 17/10 Feb 16/10 Ravary, Pierre Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 100,000 $0.030
• Jan 29/10 Jan 26/10 Ravary, Pierre Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 5,000 $0.025
• Jan 26/10 Aug 11/09 Ravary, Pierre Direct Ownership Common Shares 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
• Feb 03/09 Jan 22/09 Plourde, Roger Antoine Indirect Ownership Common Shares 22 - Acquisition pursuant to a take-over bid, merger or acquisition 6,182,522 $0.195
• Feb 03/09 Aug 01/07 Plourde, Roger Antoine Indirect Ownership Common Shares 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report
• Jan 27/09 Jan 22/09 Plourde, Roger Antoine Direct Ownership Common Shares 22 - Acquisition pursuant to a take-over bid, merger or acquisition 5,121,972 $0.195
• Jun 19/08 Jun 10/08 Charron, Yvan Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 300,000 $0.150

Conclusions: Intema is pursuing growth, securing the financial means to do so, people on the inside are buying at current depressed prices and other are willingly taking shares instead of cash. One can only deduce that the ongoing initiatives have the likelihood of producing a share price increase, which would explain all the behaviours above.

    P.S. The above is simply my personal understanding and not to be construed as investment advice. I’m not a broker, promoter, director, manager or employee of the aforementioned company, just a shareholder. Typos could have occurred. Do your own due diligence.

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Big gains foor one week. Shocking to see no Eminnemma on the list.

CSLI INVESTOR INFORMATION

The contact details for IR are wrong on this page. Please see below together with response I received to a question on when the next press release would be made. 

Go fill your boots as this stock is just to cheap ... even if it 'only' gets back to 0.01 you'll make 150% in the next week. 

"The Company is still in business and we plan to post a Shareholder Update on the Investor Relations page of Critical Solutions' website in the coming week". 

 Seal Point Consulting, LLC pressreleases@sealpointconsulting.com 267-364-5407

 HAPPY TRADING

 

BTV.v @ .095$, appoints investor relation firm QIS Capital

BTV.v @ .095$, appoints investor relation firm QIS Capital

Profitable with no long term debt, and about 1M$ in working capital, Bluerush hires high impact firm QIS Capital for market awareness. QIS Capital is well known in the trenches for having a share price impact once appointed, as they are well connected with wealthy Canadian Small Cap investors. Making their life easier for price hike are the obvious winning characteristics of Bluerush:

• Substantial promotion efforts in the works, with a three prong approach: Razor Voice for public media, Bob Weir from eResearch and QIS Capital for investor relations

• Profitable

• Recent insider buying (Feb. 9 2010 by the CEO)

• No long term debt other than 10k loan from a director

• About 1M$ of working capital with only 3M market cap

• High gross margin with costs very much under control

• Scalable structure for growth; R&D efforts are coming to fruition

• Low market capitalization providing an enticing entry point

• High insider ownership, small free float, which will allow quick ramp up of the share price

• High quality customers (large financial and healthcare companies) who pay well and offer recurring revenues possibilities

QIS Capital and Bob Weir should have no problem meeting price impact expectation with the above parameters. As always, here’s why QIS is a prime choice over many other IR firms when dealing with a Canadian Small Cap ( my opinion):

• QIS will translate their report into Chinese, for dissemination in the wealthy Asian community of the Vancouver area;

• QIS is well connected in the Oil & Gas money flowing in the Alberta region;

• QIS is in contact with an investor base that has a demonstrated appetite for penny stocks;

• QIS management are also the principals who organize the Small Cap Conferences/Symposium, which will enhance visibility for Bluerush;

• QIS is well entrenched with practically all the movers and shakers evolving around the Canadian Small Cap territory, with prominent figure heads making regular appearances on TV( such as BNN);

For recent proof of their price impact, check out the most recent proven results on the following (3) stocks:

Alphinat (NPA.v)  

West Mountain (WMT.v)  

And Boyuan (BOY.v)

 

Of course, once again, the above is simply my personal understanding and not to be construed as investment advice. I’m not a broker, promoter, director, manager or employee of the aforementioned company, just a shareholder. Some typos could have occurred, do your own due diligence.