I've been following EMXC since 1/2002. It is a diversified holding company investing in multimedia, entertainment, & real estate industries through two corporations: EntertainMax Worldwide, Inc., & Gold Rush Investment Corp. EMXC has been expanding vigorously during the past few months. One example is Gold Rush & its recent Financial Spider acquisition. It added seven new clients in July 2005 & increased business revenues by 100%. In the first six months, Financial Spider produced revenues of $230,000. With the new clients added to existing clients, Financial Spider is on track to produce over $700,000 in revenues this year. VP Mike Reynolds says: "Our business has doubled inside of 60 days, & I am excited to say that we expect the growth to continue for at least another year. Check www.emaxcorp.com

eMax Holdings Corp. (Pink Sheets:EMXC), is a holding company investing in multimedia and family entertainment content through two corporations and four divisions (Gold Rush Investments, Inc. and ENTERTAINMAX Worldwide, Inc. with divisions eMax Music, eMax Studios and eMax TV Group and EMAX Productions). These six operating areas offer technology-driven, high-quality products and services focusing on pre-recorded music, outdoor sports and special events, sales of motorcycle-related accessories, feature film production, television programs and real estate acquisition and development...PROFILE

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