Stock Spam: On The Rise ::: DIAAF

Not Currently Updated

I started documenting stock spam in October 2005, but in November 2005, the quantity of stock spam became so large that I put it on hold. In mid-May 2006 I decided to take it up again on a trial basis, limiting reports to one per day per stock, but I gave up again in mid-June 2006 as the workload was still excessive relative to the importance of the issue. Others continued to do a fine job of it -- see the links at left -- but according to statistics from spamnation, the problem peaked in 2007 and dropped off abruptly in 2008, becoming a mere trickle in 2009/10. I'm leaving this blog online as a historical reference, but I have no further plans to update it, and I've disabled comments because nobody has tried to post anything but spam comments here in a long time.

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

On The Rise ::: DIAAF

::: Hot Stock On The Rise ::: DIAAF :::

Diamant Art
Corp. (DIAAF and/or The Company) through its wholly owned subsidiary, Diamant™
Film Inc., has secured a ten-year agreement with
Diamant Plastics Corporation for the exclusive manufacturing, marketing and
distribution rights in the United States and Canada to Diamant’s stretchfilm.
Diamant Film is a non-PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride) stretch film for food packaging,
under license from Alimantis Ag. of Switzerland,
and under the trade name Diamant®. This is a unique film that is the result of
a ten-year development program undertaken by
Permapack in anticipation of greater regulation and elimination and/or taxation
of PVC in Europe. Diamant Film has shown numerous advantages over traditional
stretch film, including being PVC free, recyclable, and having superior stretch,
printing, and production properties. DIAAF is currently positioning their
product as the logical successor to traditional stretch film with the goal of
becoming the industry standard.