Catpukes Momo Vomit Picks

[michaelrecycler]

CDII UP 757.1% LAST 30 DAYS !!!

SUPER LOW FLOAT 24.5 MILLION ONLY 34.6 MILLION SHARES OUTSTANDING !!!!

AN ULTRA LOW 316,000 SHARES TO $0.2789 A SHARE !!!!! info TD Ameritrade

ASK 0.0295 SIZE 38,500 CDEL
ASK 0.03 SIZE 146,212 ETRF
ASK 0.03 SIZE 15,492 ETRF
ASK 0.010 SIZE 5,000 NITE
ASK 0.13 SIZE 108,295 CSTI
ASK 0.2789 SIZE 2,500 CANT
ASK 2,000.00 SIZE 1 VFIN

SHARES STILL AVAILABLE AT A CHEAP PRICE

$$$$$$$ 300 MILLION DOLLAR DEAL IN MOTION $$$$$$$
IF THE HERD COMES TO CDII PRICE PER SHARE WILL SOAR

THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING, ADDITIONALLY CDII ENTERING CANNABIS DISTRIBUTION

At this moment shares still available super cheap for only 0.03 !!!!!!

CDII LEVEL2 IS ULTRA SUPER THIN TODAY OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS !!!!!!!

[michaelrecycler]

AGCZ LOW FLOAT 28.4M SHARES PPS 200% UP!

AGCZ LEVEL2 MICROSCOPICALLY THIN 45,001 SHARES !!

AGCZ UP ALMOST 200% LAST 30 DAYS, LEVEL2 IS ULTRA THIN, PLUS LOW FLOAT !!!

Andes Gold Corporation is the operator of leased properties, which it mines for mineral resources, specifically, gold. The Company's business is focused on finding, developing and producing gold assets in Ecuador, Peru and other locations in South America. !!!!

LOW FLOAT ONLY 28.4 MILLION SHARES OUTSTANDING 28.7 MILLION !!!!!

At this moment AGCZ LEVEL2 MICROSCOPICALLY THIN 45,001 SHARES
TO $200.00 A SHARE Info from TD Ameritrade

ASK 0.02 SIZE 10,000 NITE
ASK 0.023 SIZE 11,000 CDEL
ASK 0.0244 SIZE 14,000 CSTI
ASK 0.2569 SIZE 15,000 ARXS
ASK 0.2569 SIZE 2,500 CANT
ASK 0.50 SIZE 1,200 ETRF
ASK 200.00 SIZE 1 MAXM

If the herd comes to AGCZ the stock price will fly !!!!!!

SHARES STILL SUPER ULTRA CHEAP ONLY 0.02 CENTS A SHARE RIGHT NOW !!!!!!!
***** SLAP THE ASK MAKE AGCZ RUN *****
$$$$$$ HIT THE MOTHER COMMODE LODE $$$$$$$
>> Your Cat Will Puke Gold Nuggets Chow, Chow, Chow <<
$$$$$$$ No Dilution Super Commode Mode Play $$$$$$$
******* Sit on a Solid Gold Throne Twinkie Catcher *******

[michaelrecycler]

$KYWARD BOUND CASH CANNON HAIR BALL$
After several reverse stock splits pick the pockets bare, O' contraire to the pain in the dairy air, we are left with a fabulous stock structure, that can move vertical quickly... If the herd comes to these, you will go to the bank, rather than tank, and your trips to the bank, will please, please, please.
Chow, Chow Chow.

Get into the MOMO before the MOMO begins...

SHARE STRUCTURE PLAYS 01-10-2017 Data TD Ameritrade

CDII
Has 300 million dollar contract in the works
LAST PRICE 0.0035
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.0096
0.02
2,000.00
FLOAT 143.8K
SHARES OUTSTANDING 1.1M


TRRI
Gold
LAST PRICE 0.05
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
1.50
4.20
666.00
FLOAT 2.5M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 2.5M


EWSI
Electronics Recycling
LAST PRICE 0.0001
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.0003
0.0004
0.05
FLOAT 5.8M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 9.8M


AGCZ
Gold
LAST PRICE 0.0069
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.25
33.00
200.00
FLOAT 28.4M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 28.7M


CIBG
Gold
LAST PRICE 0.02
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.0362
0.11
1.00
FLOAT 19.0M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 22.4M


GLBH
Holding Company + Gold
LAST PRICE 0.1077
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.35
1.00
200.00
FLOAT 414.6M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 415.1M


MDFI
Digitizing Medical Records
LAST PRICE 0.025
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.10
1.18
200.00
FLOAT 18.6M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 28.8M


SIML
Broadcast Television and Video Equipment
LAST PRICE 0.0005
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.2508
2.00
9,999.00
FLOAT 140.8M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 140.9M


CNNA
Mary Jane for Party Animals
LAST PRICE 0.0002
THIN LEVEL 2 TOP END PRICES
0.0005
0.01
0.2504
FLOAT 89.0M
SHARES OUTSTANDING 8.9B


Everyone who wrote 2016 losses off their taxes will have to wait until February to buy ...

Everyone else has an earlier entry advantage.

Here's a few others, scraping the bottom of the barrel, with that elevator ride potential;

NBGGY National Bank of Greece GREEK bank wants to maintain at least a $20.00 share price.
200 day moving average is $38.00 a share Todays price under 30 cents a
share. This is actually a long term investment with the largest bank in Greece.
Amazing weekly chart.

PSID Company made 1.8 million more profit. Was $32.00 a share at one time. Bargain at 0.0006

SFOR Internet security company got it's products in major stores and has patent infringement lawsuits. 0.0041

I had good fortune in 2016, my last two trades before the year's end gained several thousand percent and 558%.
Final trade of 2016 bought SUNEQ @ 0.06 sold @ 0.34 Definitely a hair ball catpuke trade can make money !

I am not responsible if you get rich or lose money, don't invest what you can't afford to lose. Chow, Chow, Chow...

HAPPY NEW YEAR AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL IN 2017 !!! MAKE LOTS OF MONEY !!!!

[eddy2]

[eddy2]

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=squote&symbol=ATRNQ

[eddy2]

http://blackiceinc.com/era/


New trading symbol coming soon for BON.V

[eddy2]

The rich get richer as it is known cause they know how to deal with risk.


Now granted they end up with none performing assets to unload but if they designed the buildings to be very generic in design and with handing of the depreciation to the block buster shareholders in the lease agreements they set up they can flip out of them even at a 30% loss and not pay tax's and make a 100% on there capital if not considerable more.

[eddy2]

Land is a great asset to hold it is why few insiders will ever give up there interest in it and to have a ready made client like block buster and there shareholders buy it for you where is there a lower risk investment out there today.

[eddy2]

The licencing deal will kill anything they made on selling the leased land on the lease to purchase agreements they had with there susiduaries

[eddy2]

http://www.blockbusternow.com/


I rest my case. The name was worth more then you think.

[eddy2]

They don't have too hey just have to mention it by the other equity holdings in there financials and the fact they are in the entertainment business the rest one has to speculate on that it is Netflex they invested in unless it was a movie they made on the down fall of Blockbuster.

[eddy2]

What a bunch of garbage they never said they had an investment with Netflex

[eddy2]

he has land prices and the early investment in Netflex for his saving grace here with BB liquidating and there move to be early backers of the Netflex move.

[eddy2]

Well man we told you not to take such a huge position and spread out the risk because of poor liquidation in these plays but hey you got lucky with the chapter 7 cause most of them and I believe 75% never reach the chapter 7.

[eddy2]

Its a good thing she got to a chapter 7 thank god for that I had a few million still riding on it not being able to unload them there. Very little liquidity at these prices I very much doubt I can unload them all before the cancellation or the price should fall again on me.


I'm dumping at a 100 shares a day after brokerage fees I'm making 10% not what I wanted but better then the waiting ten years and making maybe 13% or less or maybe more who knows in these things what one will do.

[eddy2]

She is in a dead cat bounce due to investors not knowing the difference from a chapter 11 and chapter 7 being the ladder a restructuring of shares often a share reversal diluting one group for the other.


All speculation at the moment until numbers are out and that maybe for some time to come.

[eddy2]

PLIAQ on the run

[eddy2]

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=SCUEF&annual

[eddy2]

(i) Facts. A sells property to B for $1,000,000 in a transaction that is not a potentially abusive situation (within the meaning of § 1.1274-3). In consideration for the property, B gives A $300,000 and issues a 5-year debt instrument that has a stated principal amount of $700,000, payable at maturity, and that calls for semiannual payments of interest at a rate of 8.5 percent. In addition to the cash downpayment, B pays A $14,000 designated as points on the loan. Assume that the points are not deductible under section 461(g)(2).



As taken form Treas Rule 1.1273-2(f) all debt requires property as collateral for the debt and should the property depreciate a new value will be established through the market plus any earnings or interest earned by the property or asset.


If and should the property make zero interest due to default or negative earnings due too interest owed after earnings then the property will have a market value of zero based on the issuers calculation of the fair market value of the mentioned property or asset.

[eddy2]

http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/26/1.1273-2

[eddy2]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/ovations-holdings-inc-announces-buy-134500988.html

[eddy2]

http://www.mcgoverngreene.com/archives/archive_articles/Craig_Greene_Archives/bribery-kickbacks-payoffs.html

[eddy2]

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1598380/000159838014000001/xslFormDX01/primary_doc.xml


a classic class D registration

[eddy2]

Don't forget that all issued shares have to be traded between the issuer being the company and the client. they can not be traded between client and client that would be a trade and no revenue generated between the company and the client. A trade of that sort would be a none cash exchange between two brokerage firms and only cash exchanged between the clients and not the company so it would fall under a trade and there you would not have depreciation of an asset class.

[eddy2]

So what Sly is saying guys is all trades have to be reported while all currency transactions while required to be shown in the financials do not have to be reported. This rule applies to insider trading rules were trades are required to be reported were currency transactions don't.



An example of a reported trade is were the shares of an insider are traded for new shares and then sold. The trade has to be reported but the selling of them does not nor the reissue of new shares for a new set strike price value under a class D registration.

[eddy2]

http://www.charitableplanning.com/document/681616


It has been awhile but today we will talk about stock certificates and why there is no depreciation value allowed.

The reason is that they are nothing more then art with a certificate of owner ship but have no revenue producing value. In other words they can't be traded by a company once purchased. They can be sold for a monitory value set by the many followers but can't be traded.


LOOK UP THE MEANING OF TRADE AND HOW THIS PLAYS A ROLL IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SEC RULES WHEN UNDERSTANDING THERE MEANING.

[eddy2]

[eddy2]

http://wetset.com/


This could be you. Share holders will be granted an invite to come and visit the new business adventure and receive a dividend discount of 20% for all dives while visiting.



This offer will only apply to shareholders holding more then 10% of the outstanding shares of the newly formed company after the September 2015 warrant date set out in the S3 perspectus to be yet anounced.


Prove of owner ship will be required from all stake holders in the above adventure.

[eddy2]

56 pages times 10 per page or there about gives one over 500 companies gone, history.


http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/boards.aspx?cat_id=169&page=57

[eddy2]

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/boards.aspx?cat_id=169


The list goes on and on

[eddy2]

Well like we have always said if it was such a deal the foundation would have bought it and driven up the price doing so.

[eddy2]

Up until today we have avoided a topic that well is miss leading to investors of all skill levels and that is administration fees as well as sales on the other side of the two sided equation set up by the introduction of reporting on two entities at the same time now let me explain that and why it is done so.


If the one reporting entity that holds the capital surplus as well as the retained earnings can charge back administration fees as well as sales fees why can't the parent company do the same for shares sold under a class D registration process that is the process of creating revenue from the sale of shares that are restricted back to the said other entity as well the expense of that process and if a short sell it would have to record a depreciation for that sale against its retained earnings hence if you take retained earnings minus depreciation that isn't related to asset depreciation but sales of restricted securities under a class D registration.


So one can see how you can have sales from product sold were there was never a product ever sold other then equity debt bought.


What is done to one side of the equation has to be done as well to the other and were there is no inventory bought as well as used for constructing a product then how can there be a product.


So how is it they can say there building a product other then equity to be sold to the public and not have a product well very simply they buy equity in a company that has a product being made and sold and hence they can say they are producing that product due to a owner ship interest as well piggy back the financials from that purchase onto there own but if the material used seems small to what revenue is generated then that can be a red flag when comparing lets say a Apple Computer sales to computer sales that does not produce a product but is a generator of capital for the founders own interest as well as its shareholders.

[eddy2]

After completing any add-backs, it is critical that you take into consideration the future capital requirements of the business as well as debt-service expenses. As such, in capital intensive businesses where equipment needs replacing on a regular basis, you must deduct appropriate amounts from the Owner Benefit number in order to determine both the true value of the business as well as its ability fund future expenditures. Under this formula, you will arrive at a "net" Owner Benefit number or true Free Cash Flow figure.



This held value to shareholders can often be resold to help free up more cash flow for the company and because it is reinvested in the company hopefully it represents growth of earnings. It can also be used to pay insiders royalty interest allowing an exit plan for those individuals.


Because it is derived from shareholders interest in the company or shareholders debt if you like to think in those terms the equity can be sold under a class D registration process 1934 not the 1933 regulations that never existed except under internet special rulings.


Do your own DD the truth is at your local library.

[eddy2]

http://www.bizbuysell.com/buyer_resources/how-to-value-a-business/06/

[eddy2]

http://www.rgj.com/story/news/2014/01/05/nv-energy-shares-no-longer-traded-under-acquisition/4316989/


Assets were bought and debt paid on five cents on the dollar of debt equity. Share holders received nothing for there equity position.

[eddy2]

[eddy2]

http://investorshub.advfn.com/DD-Support-Board-and-Fraud-Research-Team-19670/

[eddy2]

http://investorshub.advfn.com/DD-Support-Board-and-Fraud-Research-Team-19670/

[eddy2]

http://www.securitieslawyer101.com/blog/page/2/

[eddy2]

[eddy2]

you have to remember also that the company to finance the inventory takes equity in those small retail organizations as collateral that in turns dilutes the original owners now because they are for the most part private should they take control of the equity they will have to choices sell the company or merge the company under there own or sell the assets but what they like to do I would think is hold onto them and there teams for future sales but yes the whole thing could slide into chapter 7 if the product is no good.


The bigger the product for example air crafts, ships,in general big ticket items can be a bigger problem then lets say selling beer or cigars were the equity is diversified among other brands but then due to smaller sales of these items you will find a company won't finance the product.



This again is were companies will use derivatives as well as short selling there own stock to hedge against a down turn in product sales or competition coming into the market place by buying a position in those said companies with reorganized assets not for a better term found in my head at the moment for what I'm trying to get a cross here.

[eddy2]

Sly the problem is what is of the old inventory and that of the new inventory is that of the capital surplus and that is were you have to look at the assets that make up the capital surplus.



one has to keep in mind that intrinsic assets are assets that are being held as a tax consideration but to take advantage of such a asset you have to have earnings and that you have to see a payment of the retained earnings your receivables on sales and the debt associated to those sales that like you mentioned could be readjusted in a chapter 11 cases that we have seen.

[eddy2]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debtor_in_possession


What this is saying is that if a customer owes money to a companies receivables and still has the product they may buy the product at the new market value lowering the products value and pay the remaining debt at a discount to what was borrowed as well as the suggested retail price of the product having the company who made the product write down its receivables.


This will be a tax gain for the company were investors will have to wait for new product should there be funds for R&D.

[eddy2]

So we have talked about retained earnings and have established that from all we can tell it is none other then another form of account receivables that holds the risk of repayment and so it is put outside of the balance sheet as equity not yet recovered,


We can also say the same about capital surplus inventory that is not recovered as well we talked about goodwill and established that to be nothing more then a place to put accumulated depreciation until such time as it can be used to benefit a tax return or better a none tax payment on profits earned that are in the waiting for retained earnings to be paid.


This takes us to depreciation and what it is in its full form. One example is a falling currency or rising currency that can be hedged to offset the depreciation as well as payment for inventory held in capital surplus but at a lower value then the suggested retail price set by the manufacturer were the manufacture will discount the retained earnings to there customer and take it as a tax gain with the agreement that the customer will take maybe newer inventory being made with improvements to the product but not yet made known as a option that is held by a prepayment of equity until such time ass the product can be delivered this money in turn is given to the manufacturing entity of the business as debt until the product can be delivered to the sales and administration entity of the organization in question.

[eddy2]

WATCH THE DEBT


http://www.otcmarkets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=118978

[eddy2]

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/profilea.aspx?user=132101


A new trader that has been with us now for five years.

[eddy2]

That would be four times I do believe but it is ten times equity you want to be looking at so she is under valued by a market valuations point of view for the most part.

[eddy2]

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=ENB#symbol=ENB;range=my


Huge short position in play falling revenues along with higher depreciation cost for repairs as well as stalled money as the outstanding shares rise along with capital surplus. Stock is double its value to date.


Leverage your position buy a short position were the capital will be used to write a put or go long on margin and write a call.


Time is on your side that risk goes to the market maker.

[eddy2]

Buy Enbridge.

[eddy2]

http://glossary.reuters.com/?title=Upfront_fee

What many investors don't know is how these fees go down as interest goes up and that the spread is not much different at a 6% loan when taking in the extra fees charged to a 10% interest loan.


The fees are also a tax break for the banks were a portion of the interest would be taken for administration purposes but what high interest rates due is devalue intrinsic asset values and this is why stocks by a lot of individuals are saying they are over valued and why we are seeing again and again falling prices across the boards.


Buy stocks when interest rates are falling and sell when prices are rising and move into bonds ect.