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Where has Mr Anish been hiding?
Patiently waiting for this and WWIO to wake from the dead
but it was part of Aults myriad of fake companies, it might have changed hands..!. I do not remember seeing or reading a owner change!....its possible.
Ault?..Last name of owner is Anish last I knew.
Ault guy is a moron, he screwed up the MLHC and several other business, but some of the subsidiaries like BitNile and Ault main business is still running, seems some revenues too is flowing?...will he ever bring back MLHC to life.... only Ault knows?. if anyone called that guy or management about MLHC?..
Dormant..but most importantly lights are on and utility bill being payed as the saying goes.
Is this still alive, dormant, or just completely dead at this point? Ran off with all the $ people put in and living on an island somewhere?
Lol.... 140 dollar and somethings up...
1.4 Mil in Volume?? Something is Up !!
C'mon Tony!!
Is there a reason you would think that this stock has a pulse.
Sounds like MLHC $$$$ is waking up!
This stock is likely “ sleeping” as it seems to do annually…BEFORE” it runs!!!BIG!!! Look up the five year history and know history tends to repeat itself! MLHC $$$$
Thank you eddy2! ! MLHC $$$$
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5 Zeros with a Volume of 1 !..Doesn't get any better than this!!
Bullish on Tony's Revival Play!
Unleash the pumpers!
Does anyone know why 162 mil shares of this stock would have changed hands today ???? I am with 757 Tony are you out there.
Miss you there old buddy. I see you still peddling your garbage. Only thing the public can invest in is a limited liability company and that would be accumulated liability tax credits .
Equity holders borrow capital under the corporate umbrella that has a tax when it’s paid back by the corporation. The company purchases goods and services that has a tax capital cost that maybe deferred against future earnings. The company has no earnings or not enough of it so they sell the tax credit derived by there capital expenditures creating a revenue. Revenue is not profit . There is a distinct deference. This action allows the company too leverage there borrowed capital tax cost selling it too the public through the common public stock market.
It’s debt that is payable before equity debt but not the equity it self . The the common share debt is often referred to as second tier equity debt while third tier debt is held by the equity holders them self and any subsequent first tier debt ie: bonds. First tier debt that is collateralized firstly the 3rd tier equity then the second tier equity of the common shareholders.
Now if you want to add something constructive financially by all means but you should leave your health related commentary for the health related boards that you frequent often.
It has been a while you old pirate that I have conversed with you. Take care your pal Eddy 2
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There is always an interest that accompany would want to purchase back equity debt cheap on a open buy and sell market when and if it should come available through puts and call options. The only financials to this market is what the private equity market has received or the tax base following numbers of the common traded stock if it’s traded pending interest and the number of participants in that market. You can’t use the equity numbers if you have them to trade the common share offering. This action would be regarded as insiders information and is not permissible. If there are financials for both the common share and equity holders then equity holders can hold tax credits. If it was to be announced that the common shares financials were to be discontinued the equity holders holding tax credits in the form of tax credits must sell there position on the open market often referred to as a forced short sell allowing the company and the public to purchase the offered credit soon to be debt if all goes well in creating corporate revenues.
The company buying back there tax credits at a discount is a positive action pending wether they have the funds or future revenue to pay out there corporate tax position derived from the purchases of past goods and services. An equity debt holder will on occasion except the tax credits in collateral payment if they are confident that it can be paid. Again they will be restricted from purchasing in the common share market place if they were granted access too either the common share holders financials or the equity holders financials.
Can’t say for sure what is taking effect here . It is truly a roll of the dice looking back on information that was available when the company had little revenue to carry the tax credit burden on the company.
When you buy a common stock you should be asking your self what it is your buying . A common stock represents a tax credit that eventually becomes a tax debt once the purchased tax credit is sold. If the offering is over sold it becomes a tax receivable held in trust by the equity holders. When a credit becomes a tax debt it will show up as such.
Equity debt and assets show on the balance sheet as outstanding shares and respectively assets. Tax credits are not bundled in with assets nor the equity debt but are part of the common share tax debt and tax receivables. Capital surplus and retained earnings are components of the tax debt and tax receivables.
The bottom line on the cashflow statement is positive for a cash tax debt owing and negative for cash tax receivable. Based on the spread between the two. Because a receivable holds a much higher risk because of its third party component then a tax debts liability and corresponding revenue liability the two values are regarded to be equal in nature relative to the liability they hold.
Anything else you want to know don’t be afraid to ask.
When you buy a common stock you should be asking your self what it is your buying . A common stock represents a tax credit that eventually becomes a tax debt once the purchased tax credit is sold. If the offering is over sold it becomes a tax receivable held in trust by the equity holders. When a credit becomes a tax debt it will show up as such.
Equity debt and assets show on the balance sheet as outstanding shares and respectively assets. Tax credits are not bundled in with assets nor the equity debt but are part of the common share tax debt and tax receivables. Capital surplus and retained earnings are components of the tax debt and tax receivables.
The bottom line on the cashflow statement is positive for a cash tax debt owing and negative for cash tax receivable. Based on the spread between the two. Because a receivable holds a much higher risk because of its third party component then a tax debts liability and corresponding revenue liability the two values are regarded to be equal in nature relative to the liability they hold.
Anything else you want to know don’t be afraid to ask.
Yee of Little Faith $$$$
Tony has already bent you over. What more do you need to get happy?
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C'mon Tony!!!..Give us a Happy New Year!!!
Is anyone still in this stock? Only hear crickets for a long time now.
So are you saying you ancestors aren’t really dead and just dormant as well?
Of course not bc they are as dead ad this company.
Go find a piece of toilet paper. Write MLHC on it. Stare at it for the answers to all your questions. Remember to flush when you finish.
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Is this stock dead now?? No postings since the beginning of November...
Can anyone update me as to what is happening?
I believe that many of us will have the last laugh when it comes to MLHC. In my opinion money is being made and with a little more patience this ticker will pay off Bigley. I would be happy to give them another year if necessary. That's the deal with the OTC. The patient longs always win in the end. I don't mind holding a few million shares for when they get it together and give us a nice bump up. Go MLHC
Everyone has already witnessed the shitshow. What is there left to see! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
If you leave now you will miss the show coming soon. Go MLHC
Why lol? The movie is over, the lights are on. You can go home now…
I’m still here
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