Market Watch for 9/28/2009 (Week of)

[candleman]

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Chuck - Have fun and don't forget to take the plastic (card) just in case

An old friend used to ride in the R.A.G.B.R.A.I. -- heard of it? It's on
my list of things to do...




Ramsey[/QUOTE]

Thanks Ramsey, I keep the plastic right beside the bottle of fine scotch. I need something to keep me warm at night! I do these rides with just a couple of people. Big group rides scare the heck out of me. One guy falls and down go another 20. I prefer to not have that happen! LOL

[billhart22]

QASP - Taking out the STOP signs.

A mention on the shrub. Currently "YIELD" ...

http://www.pinksheets.com/pink/quote...sp?symbol=QASP

Designed for companies with financial reporting problems, economic distress, or in bankruptcy to make the limited information they have publicly available. The Limited Information category also includes companies that may not be troubled, but are unwilling to meet Pink Sheets' Guidelines for Providing Adequate Current Information. Companies in this category have limited financial information not older than six months available on the Pink Sheets News Service or have made a filing on the SEC's EDGAR system in the previous six months.

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I believe this is because they are a new company and don't have a long enough filing history. I could be wrong. If anybody knows, please share with us.

[GoHerdGreg]

I can't keep thinking about the 3-for-4 forward split coming with GSAE. In the PR above, there still isn't a date of record yet...but it does say they expect the process to take 30 days.

I get the hint that somewhere in the next 30 days is THE date of record.

If so...it's very tempting to buy some now (it fell to $0.75 this morning) and just forget about it for 30 days, see what happens. If you buy, say, 800 shares...in the next month you'll get another 600 shares for free.

It has a small float, too.

Either buying GSAE for a 30-day (or longer) play, or getting some INCL and probably selling within a week or so are my two choices, right now.

[billhart22]

I can't keep thinking about the 3-for-4 forward split coming with GSAE. In the PR above, there still isn't a date of record yet...but it does say they expect the process to take 30 days.

I get the hint that somewhere in the next 30 days is THE date of record.

If so...it's very tempting to buy some now (it fell to $0.75 this morning) and just forget about it for 30 days, see what happens. If you buy, say, 800 shares...in the next month you'll get another 600 shares for free.

It has a small float, too.

Either buying GSAE for a 30-day (or longer) play, or getting some INCL and probably selling within a week or so are my two choices, right now.

Greg -

I picked up 550? shares of GSAE yesterday at .85. I am just going to let it ride.

[atmgeek1]

I can't keep thinking about the 3-for-4 forward split coming with GSAE. In the PR above, there still isn't a date of record yet...but it does say they expect the process to take 30 days.

I get the hint that somewhere in the next 30 days is THE date of record.

If so...it's very tempting to buy some now (it fell to $0.75 this morning) and just forget about it for 30 days, see what happens. If you buy, say, 800 shares...in the next month you'll get another 600 shares for free.

It has a small float, too.

Either buying GSAE for a 30-day (or longer) play, or getting some INCL and probably selling within a week or so are my two choices, right now.

I'm not sure if your in Behl or not, but is this the same thing the are doing with the "merger" into the new company. I think they said they would give 1 share for every 10 shareholders have. Since that pr I have not heard anything about that, just a bunch of speculative nothing rants over at the shrub.

[GoHerdGreg]

ATM--
The *best* I can understand the BEHL situation (and I am still in it, have been since .005s) is that the merger will work like this:

1. You get 1 share in the new company (I'll make up a ticker, say BGSI...not real) for every 10 shares you now own in what is BEHL. My 100,000 BEHL become 10,000 in BGSI.
2. You get to keep your original 100,000 in BEHL. It will become a clean "shell" that another company can move into and go public very quickly and easily. Happens all the time. Those original 100,000 shares will be worth little, initially. However, depending on what company moves into the shell (and there is word that Dennis Fisher, CEO of BEHL, is going to have a company all ready to move into it when the merger occurs), then those share could be worth something. It's free money, if you've got the time and patience to see the process through.
I do, and am excited to see what happens.

This is all my understanding from weeding through the crap posts on The Shrub, trying to get the good stuff.

[atmgeek1]

ATM--
The *best* I can understand the BEHL situation (and I am still in it, have been since .005s) is that the merger will work like this:

1. You get 1 share in the new company (I'll make up a ticker, say BGSI...not real) for every 10 shares you now own in what is BEHL. My 100,000 BEHL become 10,000 in BGSI.
2. You get to keep your original 100,000 in BEHL. It will become a clean "shell" that another company can move into and go public very quickly and easily. Happens all the time. Those original 100,000 shares will be worth little, initially. However, depending on what company moves into the shell (and there is word that Dennis Fisher, CEO of BEHL, is going to have a company all ready to move into it when the merger occurs), then those share could be worth something. It's free money, if you've got the time and patience to see the process through.
I do, and am excited to see what happens.

This is all my understanding from weeding through the crap posts on The Shrub, trying to get the good stuff.

Thanks, that does sound fantastic becasue who among us doesn't like free money!! I do have time because I only own 20K shares I think. So I don't have alot of coin allocated to this, I though it was a quick flip when I bought @ .06 but I timed it wrong. So I will be patient.

[billhart22]

I posted a bunch on IMCI last night...now look this morning!

Cloud-Cast(SM) Named to Amazon Web Services Solution Provider Program
By: Business Wire | 01 Oct 2009 | 08:00 AM ET
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PITTSFORD, N.Y., Oct 01, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Cloud-Cast(SM), a division of Infinite Group, Inc. (OTCBB:IMCI), today announced that it has been selected by Amazon Web Services, an Amazon.com company, to join the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Solution Provider Program. Amazon Web Services provides companies of all sizes with a web services platform in the cloud, and the AWS Solution Provider Program includes Cloud-Cast among a select group of organizations that will deliver solutions and consulting services on the AWS infrastructure platform.

Focused on the growing market for cloud computing and virtualization services, Cloud-Cast delivers cloud computing solutions to government and commercial markets. Leveraging service providers such as AWS, Cloud-Cast offers a full range of cloud computing implementation services, including leveraging AWS for disaster recovery purposes, dynamic provisioning of web farms and offloading high-power compute applications to the cloud framework.

"We are excited about being selected as an AWS Solution Provider," said Jason Langone, President of Infinite Group's Cloud-Cast division. "Amazon's infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform is a powerful and scalable delivery mechanism for on-demand cloud computing services. AWS will provide a strategic edge for Cloud-Cast and our clients as we move forward to deliver on the promise of cloud computing -- providing a range of robust services in a way that is convenient, cost-effective and environmentally aware." In addition to services built on the AWS infrastructure, Cloud-Cast provides cloud-based solutions for applications, desktops and servers, as well as cloud migration and management capabilities. Cloud-Cast's comprehensive service offering includes the Cloud-Cast(SM) Readiness Assessment, a tool to analyze the business case for proposed cloud computing implementations. Cloud-Cast will also develop proprietary software solutions, with an emphasis on dynamic allocation of cloud computing resources.

About Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the AWS Solution Providers Program Amazon Web Services, an Amazon.com company, provides Amazon's developer customers with access to in-the-cloud infrastructure services based on Amazon's own back-end technology platform, which developers can use to enable virtually any type of business. Examples of the services offered by Amazon Web Services are Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon SimpleDB, Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS), Amazon Flexible Payments Service (Amazon FPS), Amazon Mechanical Turk and Amazon CloudFront.

The AWS Solution Providers Program serves a growing community of Independent Software Vendors and Systems Integrators that offer a rich set of solutions and consulting services on AWS. The AWS Solution Providers Program is designed to help companies expand the capabilities and marketing potential of their solutions and services through exposure by AWS and building relationships with fellow providers in the AWS ecosystem.

About Cloud-Cast(SM) Cloud-Cast, the cloud computing division of Infinite Group, Inc., combines industry-leading technologies and a world-class team to enable IT organizations to better secure and manage data, applications and resources and reduce overall cost. Cloud-Cast provides the on-demand, energy-aware infrastructure that makes good on the promise of cloud computing -- including the delivery of on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity and measured service. Cloud-Cast's partners include Amazon Web Services, Citrix, InstallFree, Microsoft and VMware. More information about Cloud-Cast is available at www.cloud-cast.com.

About Infinite Group, Inc.

Infinite Group, Inc. (IGI) is a world-class IT services and solutions provider serving a range of government and commercial organizations. Headquartered in Pittsford, New York, with offices in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and Colorado Springs, Colorado, IGI is focused on the following, interconnected practice areas: IT Infrastructure Services, Virtualization and Consolidation, Cloud Computing, Project and Program Management, and Business and Technology Integration. IGI is dedicated to the alignment of business and technology initiatives, and the delivery of superior results. Infinite Group is publicly traded under the symbol IMCI.OB, and more information about the company is available at www.IGIus.com.

This news release may include statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements," including estimates of future business prospects or financial results, as to which there is no assurance. Any forward-looking statements herein are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. There are many factors that could cause actual results of Infinite Group, Inc. (IGI) to differ materially from forward-looking statements. Please refer to a discussion of these factors in the Company's Annual Reports on Form 10-KSB, Quarterly Reports on Forms 10-QSB and other Securities and Exchange Commission filings, which are incorporated herein by reference. IGI disclaims any intent or obligation to update publicly such forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

SOURCE: Infinite Group, Inc.

CONTACT: IGI Media and Investor Relations Contact William Freed, 707-658-2843 william@motv-marketing.com or Infinite Group, Inc. Michael S. Smith President and Chief Executive Officer 585-385-0610 Msmith@IGIus.com Copyright Business Wire 2009

[stang3O2]

I hope you're playing that hot hand of your's Bill, you've making some great picks!

[billhart22]

I hope you're playing that hot hand of your's Bill, you've making some great picks!

Matt, thanks, I am as much as I can...I think I want to dump QASP. Tib has me wondering now. Do you have any opinion on QASP?

Do you have anything that you are looking at here recently?