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Wednesday, June 27, 2007 3:32:58 PM
Begin Message ALL ALERT Wednesday June 26, 2007
PINK SHEET ISSUE REVERSE MERGER INTO
OTCBB FULLY REPORTING SHELL
Independent confirmation from two reliable sources.
Pinksheets: GSIEF .01(+ -)
GSI Securitizaion, Inc.
GSIEF is at or near all time low.
Auth 100m
o/s 87.4m
float 12 m
Transfer agent Compushare Trust, Golden CO, ungagged, verified share numbers this morning.
80%+ of GSIEF shares are held by insiders with no intention of selling. 22 m are restricted.
The companies announced in a press release a few months ago that they were going to r/m with the CMHS shell, but not many paid attention. Most gave the CMHS shell the attention and ignored the business being merged into it that will be the surviving entity.
All the papers have finally been signed and it is a done deal. The delay was caused by some debt negotiation matters that pertained to old shell debts that have now been resolved. CMHS filed their 10K last Friday and became compliant.
GSIEF is a company that purchases medical related accounts
receivable from hospitals, medical offices, and such, at a discount, they then bill the appropriate insurance provider such as Blue Cross, Medicare/Medicaid, and other major insurance companies.
This provides the participating client medical facility with better cash flow and reduced internal expenses as GSIEF files the appropriate claims and is reimbursed directly, therefore no risk to GSIEF, for all practical purposes.
This “medical factoring” as I will call it, is a huge growing business, the CEO, a 68 yr old man, has been building this business for years, now that he has the thus far unnoticed impressive sales, he is moving from the dark shadow of the pinks to fully reporting OTCBB.
There are some big names behind this company. Bob Leeds (formerly of Goldman Sachs & Nomura Securities) out of Silar Capital, NYC, and a few folks from the LaSalle Bank group that are backing GSIEF. They are providing all the funds for GSIEF to purchase the accounts receivables .
http://silaradvisors.com/team.html
No one has paid mind to these facts, but they soon will.
Make no mistake, GSIEF is the surviving entity in this transaction with all the sales and assets to be placed in the CMHS shell, with CMHS getting 10% ownership in GSIEF. GSIEF will be the surviving symbol.
The press releases that were written by the two companies at the beginning of the negotiations were murky as to their objectives, GSIEF is the much better percentage play here overall. They are bringing all the business operations and assets into CMHS shell, there is some merging of management as well. GSIEF shareholders will own 90% after everything is said and done.
Here is a quick synopsis:
Market cap @ close Tues:
CMHS shell 17.7m o/s x .06 = $1,005,000 (Ends up with 10% of new company when transaction is complete)
GSIEF 87.4 m x .01 = $ 874,000 (Ends up with 90% of new company when transaction is complete)
No dilution, GSIEF has no IR and refuses all dilutive financing offers.
GSIEG way undervalued, should be trading at .10-.15 or above just on the pinks, if folks understood the business and current revs/profits, higher on OTCBB .
GSIEF will be trading on the OTCBB within 2 weeks.
After placement on OTCBB, the company will announce sales of 30 m and profit of 3-4 m for 2007, they are right in line so far with these numbers thru present day.
Announcement of merger by PR, and later PR of sales to date and 2007 estimates are imminent.
Good luck and health to all.
PINK SHEET ISSUE REVERSE MERGER INTO
OTCBB FULLY REPORTING SHELL
Independent confirmation from two reliable sources.
Pinksheets: GSIEF .01(+ -)
GSI Securitizaion, Inc.
GSIEF is at or near all time low.
Auth 100m
o/s 87.4m
float 12 m
Transfer agent Compushare Trust, Golden CO, ungagged, verified share numbers this morning.
80%+ of GSIEF shares are held by insiders with no intention of selling. 22 m are restricted.
The companies announced in a press release a few months ago that they were going to r/m with the CMHS shell, but not many paid attention. Most gave the CMHS shell the attention and ignored the business being merged into it that will be the surviving entity.
All the papers have finally been signed and it is a done deal. The delay was caused by some debt negotiation matters that pertained to old shell debts that have now been resolved. CMHS filed their 10K last Friday and became compliant.
GSIEF is a company that purchases medical related accounts
receivable from hospitals, medical offices, and such, at a discount, they then bill the appropriate insurance provider such as Blue Cross, Medicare/Medicaid, and other major insurance companies.
This provides the participating client medical facility with better cash flow and reduced internal expenses as GSIEF files the appropriate claims and is reimbursed directly, therefore no risk to GSIEF, for all practical purposes.
This “medical factoring” as I will call it, is a huge growing business, the CEO, a 68 yr old man, has been building this business for years, now that he has the thus far unnoticed impressive sales, he is moving from the dark shadow of the pinks to fully reporting OTCBB.
There are some big names behind this company. Bob Leeds (formerly of Goldman Sachs & Nomura Securities) out of Silar Capital, NYC, and a few folks from the LaSalle Bank group that are backing GSIEF. They are providing all the funds for GSIEF to purchase the accounts receivables .
http://silaradvisors.com/team.html
No one has paid mind to these facts, but they soon will.
Make no mistake, GSIEF is the surviving entity in this transaction with all the sales and assets to be placed in the CMHS shell, with CMHS getting 10% ownership in GSIEF. GSIEF will be the surviving symbol.
The press releases that were written by the two companies at the beginning of the negotiations were murky as to their objectives, GSIEF is the much better percentage play here overall. They are bringing all the business operations and assets into CMHS shell, there is some merging of management as well. GSIEF shareholders will own 90% after everything is said and done.
Here is a quick synopsis:
Market cap @ close Tues:
CMHS shell 17.7m o/s x .06 = $1,005,000 (Ends up with 10% of new company when transaction is complete)
GSIEF 87.4 m x .01 = $ 874,000 (Ends up with 90% of new company when transaction is complete)
No dilution, GSIEF has no IR and refuses all dilutive financing offers.
GSIEG way undervalued, should be trading at .10-.15 or above just on the pinks, if folks understood the business and current revs/profits, higher on OTCBB .
GSIEF will be trading on the OTCBB within 2 weeks.
After placement on OTCBB, the company will announce sales of 30 m and profit of 3-4 m for 2007, they are right in line so far with these numbers thru present day.
Announcement of merger by PR, and later PR of sales to date and 2007 estimates are imminent.
Good luck and health to all.
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