Pre-Market Stocks to Watch for Friday, June 30th, IPMG, GLBM, STXX, MDTO, VXGN.

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M2 PRESSWIRE-30 June 2006-OTCPicks.com: Pre-Market Stocks to Watch for Friday, June 30th, IPMG, GLBM, STXX, MDTO, VXGN(C)1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD

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Our Stocks to Watch for today include: International Precious Minerals Group, Inc. (OTC: IPMG), Global Marine Ltd. (OTC: GLBM), South Texas Oil Company (OTC: STXX), MD Technologies Inc. (OTCBB: MDTO), VaxGen, Inc. (OTC: VXGN)

STOCK WATCH ALERTS

INTERNATIONAL PRECIOUS MINERALS GROUP, INC. (OTC: IPMG) "Up 55.17% on Thursday"

Detailed Quote: http://www.otcpicks.com/quotes/IPMG.php

International Precious Minerals Group, Inc. (OTC: IPMG) is a mineral exploration company focusing on gold and other precious mineral deposits predominantly in Southeast Asia and Africa. International Precious Minerals Group, Inc. was established to build on the strong contacts and relationships our management and other team members have internationally. The Company is publicly traded under the ticker symbol IPMG (PK).

GLOBAL MARINE LTD. (OTC: GLBM) "Up 50% on Thursday"

Detailed Quote: http://www.otcpicks.com/quotes/GLBM.php

Global Marine Ltd. (OTC: GLBM) - Their primary business is in the oceanographic & historic marine archaeological fields that seeks to continuously acquire innovative marine technology and other like businesses that offer its shareholders exceptional growth opportunities. Global Marine Ltd. is currently focusing its search and recovery efforts on "located" exceptional historic & culturally significant Spanish Royal "Treasure" Armada shipwreck sites in Central & South America, and other wrecksites worldwide, many of which (shipwreck sites) have accompanying historic archival research, including cargo manifests and specific "Search and/or Recovery" permits. GLBM seeks to salvage these shipwreck sites. The research and site sampling indicate the ships sank with a large quantity of verifiable cargo. The current wrecksites may be in various stages of development, from research to recovery of the nautical antiquities. Selected wrecksites have been explored and in some cases partially recovered cargo has been sold to the public, collectors, or at auction. The Company is also investigating other promissing shipwreck sites and has added additional professional staff and high-tech marine equipment to further the corporate objectives of recovering, selling or displaying artifacts...

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