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Fantastic entry point at .0012 or .0013. Time to buy.
What the hell was that? 13x14 then it goes to 14x15 to sell at 14. Then after 3.7 million in sales at 14 it drops to 12 x 13 to buy at 13. that's insane!
It should have dropped to 13x14 before buying at 13
It looks like a lot of sellers popped up at 14 and they undercut the price to 13 to get out at 13 putting a small wall at 13. Good opportunity right now for those with cash to pick up cheaper.
Anyone have a L2?
Because melatonin is contained naturally in some foods, the U.S. Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 allows it to be sold as a dietary supplement (e.g., vitamins and minerals). These do not need to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or controlled in the same way as drugs.
Because it is not categorized as a drug, synthetic melatonin is made in factories that are not regulated by the FDA.
EVFL is a lot of smoke and mirrors. There was also crazy dilution. Much of the volume was a note holder selling $900,000 at .0001. EVFL is a different beast altogether. Also EVFL has no production right now and brings in no revenue. BBDA is a living breathing company with tangible products.
If it's addictive then that's a good thing for the company!
Taking valerian root and rose hips in large doses won't do anything more than taking it at all. Having a lot of melatonin in your system won't give you a heart attack either. You are fare more likely to get a heart attack from drinking an energy drink rather than one with two herbs and some melatonin.
Your body produces about 0.1mg of melatonin daily. Doses of 10-50mg are apparently used in cancer treatments. And a Dutch study suggested that 30mg of melatonin daily could act as a contraceptive, so be careful about how much you take...
Is a lethal overdose of melatonin possible?
Well researchers cannot seem to identify a 'lethal dosage' of melatonin, but nevertheless, melatonin will apparently build up in your body if you take regular high doses of it.
The consequences of taking regular high doses of melatonin are still unknown. But one study in Holland tested doses of 75mg of melatonin on 5000 women over a period of 5 years and concluded that it was not dangerous, even at these high levels.
So the bottom line here is, give the girl a bunch of koma unwinds every day and she won't get pregnant, and instead of complaining when you fall asleep, she'll roll over and fall asleep too.
It's like the opposite of an energy drink. I think it's a cool concept and it targets the entire energy drink market. Once you're done with your energy drinks, drink the unwind at the end of the day to counteract all the caffeine and crap you drank all day to stay awake. It's brilliant!
There's still a chance for August 38 puts.
But my money is in the 36 for September. Should get filled quickly, easily, and safely.
I hope you're buying your PUTS for september because the market will be below 36 faster than you realize.
Rally starts today. Time to go up.
Puckhead posted 184 times in IFSL all bashing. He posted 186 times in total, and his profile says don't invest in stocks that lie, like IFSL.
Our resident paid basher wasn't around this week. I guess his company finally bought their shares, or if he was just doing himself, he either ran out of nickels and dimes, or finally bought a position realizing it wasn't going any lower.
RESISTANCE changes into SUPPORT. That's happening right now.
.003 is going to become support.
A blind man can see the fundamental technical aspects to the bullish rally by looking at IFSL's chart.
We're going to bounce off the moving average today, hard.
IFSL Technical Breakout Today
Rally today.
Of course you'll post it even though nobody cares. You get paid for every post.
No, I'm sure I really take anything seriously from someone who posts nothing other than the same thing in the same place from first post to last post bashing the same stock with no position in it. It's obvious you have an agenda. What you don't realize is that nobody cares what you think.
puck, just because you post on multiple aliases here and the yahoo board, doesn't mean you're right.
IFSL news finally posted. GOOD ENTRY POINT
ANX NEWS NDA submission 2009 Up in AH
Now should run into some pre market action. They've been waiting for this for a while. They were struggling to obtain financial support to run the tests, now it turns out - they're already done! Good pump play here today I think.
"Delaware law provides that a corporation may redeem or repurchase its shares only if the capital of the corporation is not impaired and such redemption or repurchase would not impair the capital of the corporation. "
Another excellent reason why the newbies jumping up and down yelling buyback in the first 15 minutes need to do a little more research. Same goes to that guy who told me he has swamp land to sell me, because I said there's no way around the safe harbor rule.
Oh really? Yeah, that's right. No way around it. Unless your idea of a way around it is just doing it and hoping the SEC doesn't arrest you the next day.
Also considering that a company buying back shares aren't allowed to buy more than 25% of the daily volume. So if 1 billion shares traded, they're only buying 250 mil. Big deal. It's a drop in the bucket.
No, there aren't. NOT a buyback. Don't lie.
"Got to be a buyback happening. almost 1 BILLION under 2mins..lol"
Companies doing a buyback are not allowed to purchase shares within the first 15 minutes of the open. It's part of the Safe Harbor rules by the SEC. 984 million shares traded within the first 15 minutes. NONE of them by the company.
Confirmation was made on Friday. The buy signal has already been confirmed for this week. The opening price is the benchmark price.
The bet wasn't worded to be fair. Should it close higher he wins. Should it close lower Puck should win. Being that it closed at the same price, the winner should be determined by today's close.
Fair?
http://www.eapdlaw.com/newsstand/detail.aspx?news=5
New Disclosure Rules
Background
In 1970, the SEC proposed Rule 13e-2 under the Exchange Act which would have required a company repurchasing its securities to comply with certain conditions, including a specific disclosure requirement. The SEC ultimately decided to deal with issuer repurchases by means of the Rule 10b-18 safe harbor, rather than a mandatory provision, and determined that a specific disclosure requirement for repurchases was not necessary.3
In adopting the new disclosure rules, the SEC cited increased investor interest in repurchases by companies and their executives together with concerns that companies may announce repurchase programs to obtain a market benefit without ultimately repurchasing any securities. The absence of repurchases or repurchases of only a small portion of the amount announced rarely trigger a disclosure obligation under a general materiality standard. Without specific disclosure requirements, investors cannot see whether companies are following through on their repurchasing plans. New Item 703 of Regulation S-K enables investors to track whether companies are actually repurchasing their shares and under what conditions.
Although the SEC used the amendments to Rule 10b-18 as the vehicle for adopting the new disclosure rules, the two are independent of one another. All repurchases of equity securities registered under Section 12 are reportable under Item 703, regardless of whether the repurchases were made pursuant to the safe harbor or in public or private transactions. Moreover, the failure to disclose a repurchase made in accordance with the conditions of Rule 10b-18 has no effect on the availability of the safe harbor for that repurchase.
New Item 703 of Regulation S-K
As a result of new Item 703 of Regulation S-K and corresponding changes to Form 10-Q and Form 10-K, public companies must provide a table showing, on a month-by-month basis, the repurchases made during the quarter covered by the periodic report, including4:
* the total number of shares purchased;
* the average price paid per share;
* the total number of shares purchased under publicly announced repurchase programs; and
* the maximum number (or approximate dollar value) of shares that may yet be repurchased under these programs.
In addition, a footnote disclosing the principal terms of any publicly announced repurchase plans or programs is required, including:
* the date that the plan was announced;
* the dollar or share amount approved;
* the expiration date of the plan;
* plans that expired during the period; and
* plans that the company has terminated during the period or plans under which the company does not intend to make purchases.
A footnote regarding repurchases made other than pursuant to a publicly announced plan or program is also required. This footnote must describe the number of shares repurchased outside of publicly announced plans and the nature of the repurchases (e.g., whether the repurchases were made in open market or private transactions, tender offers or in satisfaction of the company's obligations upon exercise of outstanding put options issued by the company or other transactions).
****Compliance with Item 703 does not excuse a company from disclosure obligations arising under other provisions of the federal securities laws.9 For example, companies continue to be required to disclose repurchases, to the extent material, in MD&A and the notes to the financial statements. Moreover, disclosure of the information required by Item 703 in a different form elsewhere in the Form 10-Q or Form 10-K will not constitute compliance with Item 703. In other words, a company may not discharge its Item 703 disclosure obligations with a cross-reference to a narrative description of repurchases in MD&A.*****
((In other words, the company posted a PR announcing that it intended to buyback shares. Since then the company has posted its current financial statements. If it had already bought back any shares those buyback transactions would have been summarily included in the release of their financial statements. The reason for them releasing the statements before the buyback, is that it is recommended any company planning to buy back shares have all material information previously disclosed.
Most companies will disclose ahead of time the exact amount of shares they plan on buying back, though the disclosure of the process of how those shares were purchased is always included in a month by month table in their sec forms.
If the company had bought back any shares it would have already been disclosed, showing that they have not yet bought any shares back. Does this make any sense?
Safe harbor rules were updated a few years ago. The rule isn't exactly as I explained in my previous post, but the manner with which they buy back shares protects our investment. ))
Higher low. Lower high. no volume. Big deal. It's a doji. No real indication of anything.
Let me make this perfectly clear.
The company has not bought back a single share.
If they did, they would have violated the rules of the SEC.
Before any company buys back any shares they have to report how many shares they will be repurchasing. It is a rule.
If the CEO or other insiders purchased shares on their own, that is their prerogative and the insider buying would not be reported until it was finished.
This is in stark contrast to a company share buyback which must be reported before hand.
This means, in essence, that the post as reposted by you is misleading and incorrect.
This will pop. Consolidation coming to an end.
Try taking a look at the nasdaq. UP UP UP UP UP UP UP. For no rhyme or reason. Short the market. It HAS to come down.
It's all mind games and self serving interests. Bottom line is profit and insider buying.
Off by .0002. It never got that extra sell in at 67 before buying back up. Did you see the jump from 7 to 75 right to 8. there's high volatility. buys on 8 back to back with 77. Good level to buy in is in the 70s.
It's settled in this level at the moment. investors are confident they can sell their shares here, buy something else for a quick trade, sell that and buy back into ifsl at roughly the same price.
news will drive this. We're pushing a resistance point and the momentum needs a kickstart. It's true - we're to expect ONE or TWO PR's a week. When it comes it rallies. Until then no reason to go down so it sits. Unless of course people get anxious to buy back in. No reason to sell out permanently. Too risky. Everyone wants to play the news.
67? Settle in the 70s? Panic in the streets. Smart money sold just before a penny and buys it back the whole ride down. or do they? What if it pulls back ridiculously as all the major play is gone? fizzled? Does GDSM have what it takes?
It's not a rumor when the previous PR about it had the CEO directly saying he wants to put his money where his mouth is. Information about the buyback is required by SEC rules. They have the cash on hand. When the news comes we find out how much. Then they start buyin em back.
I love this. It's been the same story for so long now. Ok, morning market is over. I wonder how my EVFL is doing? Oh look at that. Half a billion more sold at 1. Wonderful. That's just what I like to see. ACTION! Let those shares trade hands. Who cares? It's not dilution! Where's our CEO enlightening us as to how all the pieces fit together? Screw the note holder. We don't need him. Every one of those sales is someone out there loading the boat. Enjoy the 1 shares.
There's the penny folks. Will the volume be on 1 or will that really be a fake wall to break? Psychological barrier here but it should easily push through.
high volume today. Very telling of the amount the eventual breakout will trend to the upside.
IFSL will run immediately in the morning. Don't miss it.
ask 38. Didn't take very long.