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Weak hands 1100€....charl swab broker
11 million .0001's sold over the last 11 minutes
How come only one big player possible seeing this?
Do any of you remember confidential information that expired in 2018 ??
I do not remember it very well, I should look for it, this was for the year 2014-2015 I think. that something was published about confidential information that expired in 2018.
it may be nothing, or the key that is to come
I've read it before(the largest hemp farm),I'll have to dig it up.and yeah,the other "controlling interest's" will be bought out also,don't you think? all it takes is money,money
Where did you hear that it's the largest tract to grow hemp? I haven't heard that before. Remember Notis has been giving away the land and profits to 3rd parties, so buying Notis wouldn't be the best way to control the land, at least 20% possibly more, and the 49% of the profits to Trava. Plus they have a huge balloon payment due next year, iirc it's $2.8 million.
what he's buying is the LAND,the largest designated tract in NORTH AMERICA to grow hemp,or maybe someday,to grow pot.All this ever needed was someone with SOME MONEY to make it work
He was averaging down before the run up last Sept/October and ended up with a little over 1 billion shares at $.0001, plus all of his higher priced shares. Why would he buy 2's now? At that price he would pay $20 million for the company. That doesn't make sense. If he had half a brain he would loan the company money for convertible debt and only pay half price. Or if he really wanted to he could buy a public shell for between $30-$50,000 and do whatever he wants with it.
either way,we win,just hang in there.It's gut check time!
Max sold everything, that's obvious, I feel it.
but I think, that he sold everything, to buy back his own company at 0.0002, there he will be the key, that he recovered all his money and now he will have the same thing, 10 times cheaper. is obvious
that's certainly another way to look at it.Some day we'll know which way because that November pop was either him selling or accumulating
I'd say there's a 99% chance the SEC does nothing to him. I'd also be really surprised if he still held shares, but if he does, at current volume it would take years to sell. Looking at the chart, November had multiple days of billion plus shares traded, and the pps dropped hard, so that could have been him.
well, if he thinks he has the potential to make millions by holding out and accumulating,with nothing more then a civil penalty( from not filing),it makes sense to me
You can repeat yourself 100 times nothing will help this dog. Its over
I do not know if someone has noticed what happened the day that ngbl I hit 0.0004.
he did it with (1000 shares).
Is not it a bit strange??
That, in my experience, means a signal from the market maker.
it is seen in other stocks.
means: (I need actions)
so ngbl returned to 0.0001-2 ..)
I hope we will soon return to that range 0.0003-4. good luck to everyone
Max the only one that knows what's up right?
The end, of this dry volume...
I have 20.000.000
I hope the end isn't coming I just picked up some shares!
I remember when this was medbox and it was all the rage!
Long NGBL
it seems that the volume is finished.
we must be close to the outcome.
I hope 29 has been wrong selling.
It is true that he is a
penystock merchant, and of little use here also.
luck to all, for good or bad, the end is coming.
well this is definitely in the "extreme" category.
I think it would be a civil penalty, not criminal. The SEC doesn't have that power, but in extreme cases they will refer them to the Department of Justice. The SEC is very short staffed so I doubt they'll do anything about it, but if they did, it would be a financial penalty.
Here's an article that explains it:
USA September 17 2014
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently announced that it had reached dozens of settlements in a crackdown on repeated delinquencies in the timely filing of forms required by Sections 16(a), 13(d) and 13(g) of the Securities Exchange Act. The SEC indicated that its goal is to send a clear message about the importance of these filing provisions. While the rules have not changed, these actions serve as a wake-up call to companies and insiders to be vigilant about their reporting obligations.
The provisions of Sections 16(a), 13(d) and 13(g) require major shareholders and directors and officers of public companies to timely report information about their holdings and transactions in company securities. These filings allow other investors to consider the impact that such holdings and transactions might have on a company’s future.
Although the deadlines are mandatory, rather than guidelines, late filings have not generally led to SEC action absent other violations, such as short swing profit penalties under Section 16. While these are individual or shareholder filings, companies are obligated to disclose late filings under Section 16(a) in their annual reports and/or proxy statements. Financial penalties, however, though technically possible, have generally not been imposed against companies or insiders.
The status quo shifted on September 10, 2014, when the SEC revealed that it had charged 28 officers, directors and major shareholders of public companies for repeated late filing of Forms 4 and Schedules 13D and 13G, as well as charged six public companies with contributing to or failing to report filing failures. The SEC stated that it had targeted individuals and companies that it had identified, using quantitative data sources and ranking algorithms, as those whose rates of filing deficiencies were particularly high. Of the 34 charged, 33 settled with the SEC, agreeing to pay penalties totaling $2.6 million.
Under Section 16(a), an officer, director or, in certain cases, beneficial owner of more than 10% of a registered class of a public company’s securities must initially file a Form 3 to report ownership of company securities at the time of effectiveness of the company’s IPO or, if already public, within ten calendar days after the person becomes an officer, director or more than 10% beneficial owner. Subsequently, such persons must file a Form 4 to report most transactions in the company’s securities within two business days after a transaction.
Under Sections 13(d) and 13(g), a Schedule 13D or 13G must be filed by a beneficial owner of more than 5% of a registered class of a public company’s securities to report the owner’s holdings or intentions with respect to the company. When a person’s beneficial ownership first reaches the 5% threshold, a Schedule 13D must be filed within ten calendar days after that occurrence. Subsequently, the Schedule must be amended “promptly” following any material change to the information reported. Alternatively, a Schedule 13G, which can be used by beneficial owners who are considered “passive investors” in lieu of the more onerous Schedule 13D, must be filed within ten calendar days of the shareholder hitting the 5% threshold, or in some cases within 45 calendar days after the end of the year in which the filer became obligated to make the filing. With certain exceptions, a filer must amend a Schedule 13G within 45 days of the end of any year in which any changes to the information in the filing occurred.
Although, for now, the SEC seems to be focusing on the most egregious offenders, it reminded the public that “The reporting requirements in the federal securities laws are not mere suggestions, they are legal obligations that must be obeyed. Those who fail to do so run the risk of facing an SEC enforcement action.”
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU
Public companies should note that the SEC has charged not only delinquent filers but also companies that failed to stop or report such delinquencies. To minimize the risk of an SEC enforcement action, public companies should take the following steps:
Companies should inform their officers, directors and major shareholders of the transactions that trigger filing requirements and of filing deadlines, and regularly remind them of their reporting obligations.
If a company has agreed to assist its officers, directors or major shareholders with the required filings, it should make it clear that such persons need to timely communicate all transactions in the company’s securities, preferably while such transactions are still in the planning stages, before execution.
If, after a company has taken the above actions, late filings under Section 16(a) still occur, the company should be sure to disclose them as required in its annual reports and/or proxy statements.
Directors, officers and major shareholders of public companies should remain educated about their filing obligations under Sections 13 and 16 and make sure to keep applicable companies informed about their transactions to ensure timely reporting. Any time a transaction is under consideration, these persons should plan in advance for their reporting and, if not sure about their obligations, err on the side of checking with the applicable company or its counsel.
https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=da95770f-2d42-444e-863c-0c5494e07bd2
so please explain to me how you can break the law(by not filing) and not be prosecuted?
He doesn't seem too concerned with laws, he filed the form 4s really late, and then refiled a bunch of 4A's because there was a mistake. I tried to figure out what the mistake was, I'm not positive, but I think he had more than one broker and didn't include those trades in the original form 4. I'd be surprised if he was still holding.
It's not looking like the mj run is not going to happen this year, at least with Notis, but others too. I'm thinking crypto currencies are taking a lot of money out of mj stocks for the time being.
again,it all comes down to, "is Max still holding"?if he has sold his shares he has to file,at some point.It's required by the law
YOUR RIGHT,BUT THERE WAS NEVER ANY BUSINESS,GOH WAS BROUGHT IN AS A FRONT FOR A NON EXISTENT COMPANY. HE WISED UP AND NOW GONE.THEY SOLD THE SHELL AND NEW COMPANY MADE BIG MISTAKE.NOW ITS JUST A TOUTERS GAME NOTHING TO DO WITH BUSINESS JUST WHO WANT TO MAKE ENOUGH MONEY FOR BIG MAC.
tomorrow will be a month since website has been under construction. odd, my best guess Goh was brought in to clean up the Medbox mess and then relieved as it appears to be now biz as usual, which is no biz no news or news with no hardline future for shareholders. i can usually connect the dots but this....this is a mystery
at this step, someone is going to have all the shares of ngbl @ 0.0002 ... they will repurchase the whole company for 4 dollars ..., how many shares will have accumulated already? I think more than 500million-600, possibly
Millions and millions of 2,s... Looking for winter now...
Someone still gobblin 2's, gobble gobble
Its today the final day?? Again?
GOOD BYE NUTIS ITS ABOUT TIME ALL THE LIES CAUGHT UP.THERE IS NO DOUBT ANYMORE THAT NOTHING EXIST IN NUTIS.THEY EVEN SCREWED THERE CEO AND OTHERS
He is talking about ,that somebody did bought 10.000 shares to close green ngbl @0.0003 ...this action can be made for me, you or somebody else.... Bullshit post
what are you talking about"paint crew"?
You are 100% correct, the problem is not how real the company is ,its how the touters can BS those stupid people into buying paper. Nothing to do with potential of company (There is none).The SEC is just as bad for not closing this scam
It is not misfortune it is pure stupidity. Have you not listened to my warnings over the past years here? I have been totally correct about this fraud from day one et tu?
I see the paint crew came by just in time for the holiday weekend!
Hummmmm weekly rsi 50, and growing acumulation distribution shows from -570million to -371million... Confirmed my theory that somebody its loading 2,s from a while ago..
The stock went up once and dropped back to nothing with a grand total of something like 99% losses from its high. That is not something to brag about, it is laughable that the touted high point to the stock is that it went up once and then lost all its value again. In the real world people like it when a stock goes up and stays there.
Here is how this is going to play out. Management is going to talk about how the share count is untenable and that they will need to change that for the company to continue on and "grow". They will vote for a split and it will be a yes. Then they will wipe out common holders. Maybe help out the toxic CD holders so they don't get sued for breaching their agreement, assuming the CD holders protected themselves from a split, which is likely.
This stuff is really easy to see as the stock has ~10 billion shares outstanding and at the current price 100+ billion mores shares that can be converted.
I always said, that I will buy my lotus ticket. It is not an investment for me.
money left over from other operations.
yesterday closed mnkd to 2usd, 80% ...
that is investment, or "trading".
I do not give a shit about who's boss here.
ngbl to given the best possible returns on the rises, and hell on the downs ...
there will be r / s ???
can be, but it is much better to wait until it announces "supposedly" and sell at opening losing a -10%? , who now sell at 0.0001 and lose -50%, do not you think
ok..i'll take my turn....whomever has control of Notis, for now Siegel, will continue the company for as long as they can issue shares to buyers who are reluctant to give up the dream of owning a hemp farm or a dispensing machine or possible pending future news.
When I first joined this board I made a comment that all you had to do was ask yourself why a former US ambassador was chairman or a director of so many penny stock companies. It made no sense. But the lure of having a "name" associated with these companies, even at the expense of first class plane tickets, luxury hotels , and outrageous travel expenses was a gamble that all of them took and not one of them won.
will you react in the same way that we recently reigned with the +2500% ????
And yes I will be laughing at you when the split is voted for and then implemented.
After ~10 years of watching frauds I have a pretty good idea how they operate. That is why I did not lose a penny to this obvious fraud while you got wiped out.
You should because it is basically 100% assured that the first big thing new management is going to do is wipe out common holders with a ~1000 to 1 reverse split. It is the extremely obvious and sensible thing to do.
So I can buy them all.
Hey, you have not heard ?? Today is the last day of ngbl, according to waldo. Run, sell everything you have !!! Alarm, danger !!!!!
looks like the total volume today was VWAP,from what I see here.If it is,that's a good thing
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Notis Global, Inc
NGBL Security Details
Share Structure
Market Value1 | $998,292 | a/o May 2, 2018 |
Shares Outstanding | 9,982,923,868 | a/o April 4, 2018 |
Float | Not Available | |
Authorized Shares | 10,000,000,000 | a/o April 4, 2018 |
Par Value | 0.001 |
Shareholders of Record | 1357 | a/o April 13, 2016 |
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Short Interest | 0 |
Significant Failures to Deliver | No |
Reporting Status | U.S. Reporting: Delinquent SEC Reporting |
Audited Financials | Audited |
Latest Report | Jun 30, 2016 10-Q |
CIK | 0001547996 |
Fiscal Year End | 12/31 |
OTC Marketplace | Pink No Information |
David Montoya | CEO |
Anita Fields | Executive Assistant |
1715 Highway 35 North
Suite 101
Middletown, NJ 07748
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