Livestar Entertainment,

Mein neuer Zock.

Amerikanisches Kürzel: LSTA

Wer Lust hat kann mal schauen.

Hinweis: Nichts für schwache Nerven !!!

Viel Spaß

auch eine WKN?

Sogar unter Google ist diese Fa. unbekannt!

ist die Nummer für diesen Schrott.  :-)

Nur in Berlin handelbar.

heute zugelegt. Wirklich ein interessanter Wert!

Ich hab hier schon öfters durch andere, eine interessante Aktie entdeckt und Vorteile dadurch gehabt.
Deswegen hab ich sie reingestellt.
Wer was damit macht, ist jedem seine eigene Sache.
Ich möchte hiermit lediglich die Chance zur "Ansicht" dieser Aktie geben.

Ich bin dermaßen gespannt, wie es weiter geht!

auf Tageshoch geschlossen.
Das war ein guter Anfang.
Mal sehen, was der Montag bringt.

Bis dahin,
ein schönes Wochende!

der Grund dieses Anstiegs sollen Übernahmespekulationen sein.

Tagesumsatz in Berlin: 245,-Euro

aber 458.868.854 Stücke !! à 0,002 $

Ich geb zu, dass ich mich auch erst mal weggeschmissen hab, wie ich das Ganze noch mal so Revue passieren lies gestern.

Ein Plus von 0,0012$

Von 0,0008 auf 0,002.
Nicht grad der Hammer...   :-))
Aber:
Es sieht gut aus, dass wir hier eine zweite AFRT, ONEV, UVCL, usw. sehen können.

heute bis jetzt 0 Stücke in Berlin gehandelt aber -50 % Verlust.

Ggf. morgen wieder +100 % Gewinn.

RT (vorb.) USA 09:25 Uhr: 0,0024 (0,0020 Freitag)

Bid: 0,0023 (0,0019 Freitag)
Ask: 0,0024 (0,0020 Freitag)

The Live Events division has kick started the developments for LIVESTAR.
Consistent revenue generation is now in activity and we are encouraged by the
initial results. While the live events are providing sources of sales for the
Company the galleries on the website illustrate that LIVESTAR is providing an
excellent entertainment experience for its customers, which we hope in most
cases will translate into certain levels of loyalty and increased sales for
future events. The galleries can be found directly at our website
www.livestar.net/.

In closing, the Company's live events productions are proving successful in the
continuing development and marketing of our business.

ABOUT LIVESTAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP, INC.

The core business of LIVESTAR Entertainment Group, Inc. is the development of
entertainment entities, specifically: Liquor Licensed Entertainment
Establishments (namely nightclubs and lounges) and Live Entertainment (concerts
and special events).

Statements contained herein that are not based on historical fact are "forward
looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. LIVESTAR Entertainment Group, Inc intends that such
forward-looking statements be subject to the safe harbor created thereby. Such
forward-looking statements are based on current assumptions but involve known
and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause LIVESTAR Entertainment Group,
Inc.'s actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from
current expectations. These risks include economic, competitive, governmental,
technological and other factors discussed in LIVESTAR Entertainment Group,
Inc.'s applicable public filings on record with the Securities and Exchange
Commission which can be viewed at its website at www.sec.gov.

Please visit our website: www.LIVESTAR.net.



For more information please contact:

Investor Relations

investors@LIVESTAR.net

Phone: 858-812-2863

SOURCE: LIVESTAR Entertainment Group Inc.





Copyright 2004  Market Wire, All rights reserved.





SUBJECT CODE:     Lifestyle and Leisure:Fashion

                 Lifestyle and Leisure:Recreation

                 Media and Entertainment:Art

                 Media and Entertainment:Music and Radio

                 Travel and Hospitality:Restaurants

capital allocation."

LIVESTAR Entertainment Capital plans to seek out strategic opportunities in a
number of growth industries. The Company intends to target early to mid stage
businesses, and then provide management assistance and growth capital in
developing the businesses to become acquisition targets of larger enterprises or
to cultivate them to become public companies.

This implementation of certain aspects of our previously mentioned strategic
plan allows the Company to begin to more accurately reflect its planned overall
business model as an entertainment oriented venture development company with
diversified interests including those that may be outside of the live
entertainment industry.

In closing, Edwin Kwong, CFO of LIVESTAR stated: "The Company's long-term
outlook, we believe, has been made more positive through the launch of this new
wholly owned subsidiary. The benefits of access to capital for the purpose of
moving into the financing of various clients, entertainment properties, entities
and assets we believe may be translated to income generation success for the
Company and over the long term increased value for the shareholders."

ABOUT LIVESTAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP, INC.

The core business of LIVESTAR Entertainment Group, Inc. is the development of
entertainment entities, specifically; Liquor Licensed Entertainment
Establishments (namely nightclubs and lounges) and Live Entertainment (concerts
and special events).

Statements contained herein that are not based on historical fact are
"forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities
Litigation Reform Act of 1995. LIVESTAR Entertainment Group, Inc. intends that
such forward-looking statements be subject to the safe harbor created thereby.
Such forward-looking statements are based on current assumptions but involve
known and unknown risks and uncertainties that may cause LIVESTAR Entertainment
Group, Inc.'s actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially
from current expectations. These risks include economic, competitive,
governmental, technological and other factors discussed in LIVESTAR
Entertainment Group, Inc.'s applicable public filings on record with the
Securities and Exchange Commission which can be viewed at its website at
www.sec.gov.

Please visit our website: www.LIVESTAR.net.



For more information please contact:

Investor Relations

investors@LIVESTAR.net

Phone: 858-812-2863

SOURCE: LIVESTAR Entertainment Group, Inc.





Copyright 2004  Market Wire, All rights reserved.





SUBJECT CODE:     Lifestyle and Leisure:Recreation

                 Media and Entertainment:Information Services

K e i n e  Käufe in Berlin!

Und wenn man 100.000 Stück zu € 100,00 ordert, muss man über 1 Stunde warten und es passiert nichts, sodann man die Order wieder wegen Unverständnis streicht.

Haben die keine Aktien zu verkaufen?

Die Börse reagiert äußerst gelassen auf diese Nachricht

Leider erhält diese Aktie zur Zeit in Deutschland noch wenig Beachtung.
Deswegen gibt es auch kein aktuelles bid/ask.
Ich kann mir aber durch aus vorstellen, dass die Order nach einer gewissen Zeit, doch ausgeführt wird.
Ich denke, dass hier Geduld gefragt ist.
Es ist auch gut möglich, dass hier in den nächsten 2 Wochen gar nix passiert.
Dann hat man eh genügend Zeit.

Also, überlegt gut was ihr macht! Das ist ein heißes Eisen und jeder kann sich die Finger nur selbst verbrennen.

Liebe Grüße

Jan Wayne

Stock Patrol Says Livestar 'Sequel' Has a Familiar Ending: It Pays, Again  


Jun 14, 2004 (financialwire.net via COMTEX) -- (FinancialWire) Stock Patrol
(www.stockpatrol.com) is questioning recent announcements and
transactions by Livestar Entertainment Group (OTCBB: LSTA), especially related
to its on-again, off-again acquisition of a Toronto nightclub called "The
Sequel."

Stock Patrol partners with the Investor Resource Center at Investrend
Information (www.investrendinformation.com)
"When we first wrote about Livestar Entertainment Group, Inc. in September
2003, the Company was trumpeting plans to acquire control of a Toronto, Canada
nightclub called "The Sequel." See Livestar Entertainment Group, Inc.,
Part I - And Now The Sequel and Livestar Entertainment Group, Inc., Part II -
This Sequel Has A Surprise Ending," said the noted investor watchdog
website.

The article continues:

"Actually, it was not altogether clear whether Livestar would be acquiring
The Sequel, or vice- versa, but either way, a generous payday was in store for
the The Sequel's owner, Terrence Lall.

"Then, on October 19, 2003, Livestar announced that the deal had closed; the
Company had acquired The Sequel in exchange for consideration that included
$35,000 and one million preferred shares of Livestar stock issued to Lall or his
nominees. Those preferred shares were convertible into a total of 40 million
shares of Livestar common stock. Lall received an additional 19 million shares
of common stock as a consultant to Livestar.

"Just what had the Company acquired? Livestar described The Sequel as
profitable ' but produced no financial reports for the nightclub. And although
Livestar promised that audited financial information for The Sequel would soon
be forthcoming, it never appeared.

"Investors can stop waiting for those audited statements to arrive. On June
4, 2004, Livestar filed a Form 8-K revealing that it had been unable to obtain
audited financial information for The Sequel. Rather than cancel the
transaction, however, Livestar restructured the arrangement, entering into a
five year lease to operate the nightclub.

"Although The Sequel, and its owners, failed to deliver the required
financial information, it has been Livestar which continues to bear the greatest
cost. Livestar has not indicated whether Lall and his associates will be
returning the preferred shares and cash they received as part of the original
purchase deal ' which would seem appropriate since the sale has been cancelled.
The lease agreement did not address that issue, but it did provide for Livestar
to pay monthly rent of $5,000 for The Sequel, and a security deposit of $11,000
' rather audacious requirements considering the previous $35,000 payment.

"So Livestar gets to pay for The Sequel ' again.

"It is not as though Livestar has a bundle of cash on hand. As of March 31,
2004, the Company had approximately $39,000 in the bank ' but liabilities of
more than $2 million including over $1.55 million in payables and almost
$500,000 in advances.

"Over $900,000 of those obligations were owed to Livestar directors or
companies controlled by Livestar directors. The Company's liabilities also
included almost $200,000 that had been advanced for "working capital"
for The Sequel ' making the Company's new agreement to pay $5,000 in monthly
rent even more puzzling.

"And Livestar's revenues have been modest. The Company reported revenues of
$58,100 for the quarter ended March 31, 2004, all of which were generated from
ticket sales for three live events (although the Company did not enumerate the
costs associated with those ticket sales. Assuming ticket prices ranging from
$20 to $50 (the prices indicated in the Company's press releases) the reported
revenues suggest that those concerts generated only modest attendance.

"The Company conceded as much in a May 24th press release that the Company
"sold over a few thousand tickets to live events so far this year and the
resulting revenue is reflected in our 10QSB report for the quarterly period
ending March 31, 2004." The sale of a few thousand tickets to three concerts
hardly connotes resounding success.

"Livestar may not have found a way to generate much cash, but it knows how
to create more stock. On May 28, 2004, the Company filed a Preliminary Proxy
Statement asking shareholders to increase the authorized shares of common stock
from 1 billion to 10 billion shares. Shareholders also were asked to approve the
issuance of 185 million shares of common stock under Employee Stock Incentive
Plans for the years 2003 and 2004. A final Proxy Statement seeking these actions
has now been filed.

"Specifically, the Company asked its shareholders to approve a September 5,
2003 issuance of 30 Million shares under the Employee Stock Incentive Plan for
the Year 2003; an October 15, 2003 issuance of 55 million shares under the
Employee Stock Incentive Plan for the Year 2003 No. 2; and a January 29, 2004
issuance of 100 million shares for the Employee Stock Incentive Plan for the
Year 2003.

"The request for shareholder approval seems somewhat belated since the
Company has already registered these shares on a series of Forms S-8.

"The Company filed another Form S-8 on May 7, 2004, registering 250 million
shares for its Employee Stock Incentive Plan For the Year 2004 No. 3. The May
28th Proxy Statement did not seek shareholder approval for this issuance. While
the May 7th Form S-8 did not say who would be receiving the shares, a Form 4
filed by the Company's President and CEO Ray Hawkins on June 1, 2004 indicated
that on May 27th he received options to purchase 60 million shares of Livestar
common stock at .0017 per share.

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bid/ask (OTCBB) 0.0002 x 0.0004
großer Support bei 0.0002...

...dem Volumen nach zu urteilen sind nun alle S8-Shares platziert. Gem. SEC-Filings sind nun ca. 1,600,000,000 Shares outstanding, Float dürfte etwas geringer sein...

wird wahrscheinlich in den nächsten Tagen 'nen richtig schönen Rebound auf 0.001 geben...