Forever … and ever … and ever … the Forever Battery

The Forever Battery newsletter teaser is back, still going strong … not unlike our friendly little Energizer Bunny, I suppose. I’ve seen quite a few emails on this one recently, and the ad is almost identical to the one I first saw back in early April.

It’s an ad for Untapped Wealth, and unlike some of their ads that we’ve seen in the past this doesn’t seem like it’s a paid stock promotion (as the ads touting Aussie Soles were a few months back). The fact that Tim Fields also sells his name to tout stocks like AUSE might make you question his editorial integrity as he touts this particular battery company, but that’s your call (my opinion is probably pretty clear from my article about Aussie Soles, linked here).

Some of the details are different, because the company is no longer on the verge of doing a demo of their new battery technology at a steakhouse (they already did that, and apparently it went well — and unfortunately, I don’t believe any free meat was dispensed). Other than that, I haven’t seen much in the way of “new” news from them, though they do spin out a press release or an investor presentation pretty much every week. But since the ad is otherwise virtually unchanged, I assume that we’re still dealing with tiny mPhase Technologies (XDSL, trades over the counter).

Oh, and the price has come down quite a bit from where it was at the height of the “public demo” hype and the runup from the initial newsletter ad barrage. So if you liked it at a dime, you just might love it at a nickel.

Here’s the link to that original writeup that includes much more detail, and dozens of useful comments from other readers — the Forever Nanobattery.

And for those of you in the US, I hope you enjoy a labor-free holiday weekend.

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1. Great work, gumshoe. Would appreciate more of the sleuthing on penny stocks. thanks.

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   Posted by dave kaz | August 29, 2008, 9:01 am

2. Dear stock Gumshoe have you heard of secured investment contracts,these are being pushed by Brian Hunt of S&A Investment Research .If what is being
   said is true these would be good investments .

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   Posted by jim | August 29, 2008, 9:05 am

3. Our Fearless Leader, Stock Gumshoe did a great write up here:

   http://www.stockgumshoe.com/2008/06/secured-investment-contracts-legally-obligated-181-gains-stansberry.html

   You may want to use the search tab at the top of this page for subjects or comments that are of interest to you. SG is very much on top of all of the scams out there.

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   farley 5 reply on August 29th, 2008 9:32 am:

   Sure hope Stock Gumshoe is too young to rember Rocky and Bullwinkle. I meant it as a complement.

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   StockGumshoe reply on August 29th, 2008 10:05 am:

   Actually, as a toddler I lived down the street from one of the producers of Rocky and Bullwinkle — can’t say I remember that well, but I’m willing to take almost anything as a compliment

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   farley 5 reply on August 29th, 2008 11:45 am:

   Memory lane:

   http://bullwinkle.toonzone.net/fearlessleader.htm

   Posted by farley 5 | August 29, 2008, 9:29 am

4. this is a re-post of a comment I made, on the original write-up:
   On April 8, XDSL hit $.14,,, as of 11:30a.m. 08/29/08 it sits at $.0540,,, Hmmm, NOW, might be a good time to get in, depending on the Financials, and one’s ability to weather a volatile market,,, but a greater than 50% drop, since this write-up,,, Makes one wonder just where in the world this company is going~! My guess is, it has about bottomed out. The historical low has been $.04, and the historical High, in 1999, has been about $18.00,,, Worth a gamble?

   Happy Labor Day, U.S.,,, and a Safe and Sane one, as well.
   Eugene

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   StockGumshoe reply on August 29th, 2008 2:16 pm:

   Dunno whether it’s worth a gamble — I haven’t dipped a toe in, but I know some readers have. Do note that the company has essentially completely changed its line of business since those 1999 highs — back then it was a DSL technology company (thus the ticker, and the Nasdaq-inspired runup), whereas now they’re really hitching their hopes to this battery membrane nanotechnology.

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   Posted by EYOUNG | August 29, 2008, 11:23 am

5. I own XDSL. I think the stock has dropped because of the proposal to raise additional capital by increasing shares from (don’t quote me on the numbers) 600 million shares to 2 billion shares. Sizeable delution for shareholders…but I believe it will have a good run for it’s technology.

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   Posted by Mike B | August 29, 2008, 12:13 pm

6. Though it looks like Tim Fields is everready to tout this stock, it’s hard to get charged up about it. At it’s current price of a nickel a share, it’s about dead. I see that some of the above posts are positive and some are negative. Somebody at mPhase Technologies needs to get the lead out if they want this company to grow. Personally, I don’t think it has much potential.

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   Posted by Big Mo | August 29, 2008, 10:14 pm

7. Doesn’t look impressive to me.

   Battery shelf life is not a problem. Lithium batteries, like the Energizer e2 Lithium, have a shelf-life of 10+ years! Being able to run, for example, a laptop for 2 hours any time in the 10 years after I install the new batteries or after I charge it is nothing to get excited over.

   Capacity is more important than shelf life. Being able to run a laptop for 20 hours after charging or replacing the battery instead of just 2 hours would be something to get excited over. Few people would care if the shelf life was just 6 months and the 20 hours would have to be used within 6 months.

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   Posted by Norman | August 31, 2008, 10:08 am

8. I missed the report on AUSE…Would you be kind enough to send it to me? Thanks…..

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   StockGumshoe reply on September 1st, 2008 9:55 am:

   That writeup is here, Adriene:

   http://www.stockgumshoe.com/2008/05/untapped-wealth-pushes-the-envelope-in-a-bad-way.html

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   Posted by adriene | September 1, 2008, 9:08 am

9. i have been fighting this one a long time buying and selling it back and forth. presently i have loaded up on it. it seems to have some nrw features, remote activation, partial activation. can’t understand why it doesn’t take off,or else, WHAT AM I MISSING?

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   Posted by ray penrod | September 1, 2008, 10:44 pm

10. The ‘Forever Battery’ pitch for Untapped Wealth is back in rotation.

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    Posted by stockcrazy10 | June 26, 2009, 2:00 pm