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Last time I checked was two weeks ago. Then it was 6.04 billion O/S 7.5 billion A/S. But it should have dropped more in the past two weeks.
Peggy call the T/A they will confirm the share reduction. They work for the otc exchange not msez.
Weak job iinformation and a terrorist attack in Aurora Colorado does not do well for the stock market.
Well once we break that .0008 number it is a psychological barrier and I don't think we will have a problem selling off. I am going to be around 8 million as well so good luck to you my friend.
I told y'all yesterday that the bottom was .0015 :)
I am going to load up some more as well just as soon as money clears in my account. I hate these holds... I keep putting in money and apparently etrade does not think I am good for it lol
Bottom is at .0015 after that it is to the moon in profits q2 should very really good
Uptrend is starting now. It is highly possible we will be at .0004 by the end of the week IMO. GTLA
Just be patient bud, the price will rise, just takes some time and discipline. We will probably see its rise by the end of the week imo. There are a few people that will panic. But don't be one of them.
I am going to order more tomorrow :) I am going to try and fill some .0001
Well there are a couple reasons to buy.
1.We have seen 300% gain vs 66% loss in the past 4 days. That means a very low risk investment.
2.We have a CEO that has lived up to his promises.
3.We have an increase in volume meaning that there are more people following/investing/trading this stock. That means you can 1 flip, or 2 hold until the merger comes out.
4.The market value should be around 5 million for the intellectual property rights alone. (They are currently receiving revenue for enforcement of that property.) Thus meaning the current company is undervalued.
IMO this company has a great, practical product and with the web design changes will more more appealing to more people to buy. Once the merger comes out they can really increase the sales and value of the company. So this is a strong buy right now.
I think that this is a good time to load up on cheap shares.
Economic uncertainty with the fiscal cliff... almost all sub penny stock took a hit today after bernake's address.
We should see .0003 by EOD IMO I picked up more shares today :)
I agree with your broker. Over the next few weeks we will see a drop to .0005 and then an explosion.
Member mark?
Taxes are only 35% if you increase your share ammount by 3 times what you had before on a 75% drop then you could turn a 300% gain on initial investment to 1600% well worth a 35% pay in tax vs. 15%. In addition to my point how many people buy and hold a penny stock for over a year. Less than 2% I can tell you that. Why do you think companies always want to get to a higher exchange? Besides institutional buyers I mean?
The well timed trades are both for flippers and long term. If you can hit 300% gain then avoid a 50-75% drop then double your position why would you not? That makes more sense for a long term investor than just buy and hold.
Agree 100% I still see a lot of volatility however so this could be a lot of profit with well timed trades. I do see a general increase in value in the future imo
I don't think that we will hit penny land because that would have the market cap at 60 million dollars. I don't see the value at that point yet. I see top at .0022 or 12 million with a merger.
msez is now 21st on the breakout boards.
I was supporting your point... not a lot of people know what float is.
Float is just the shares exchanging hands... high float means that there is going to be an increase in volatility.
Also in line with the regression analysis
Also 6 million coming to receivables is in line with their revenue to receivable to revenue ratio and their expected revenue with the regression analysis. :)
I am actually writing a report in my spare time about the current economics of the solar industry, see if its booming, failing, or simply just being mis-managed. So I'll let y'all know how SSOL compares to blue chip versions. If SSOL is in line with the other, then you are betting on the industry as a whole. If SSOL is doing better than the rest of the industry, this may be a good solar investment.
I am getting my degree in finance right now and I am going for my cfa and cma certifications
Yeah I did that for about 20 companies so far
No problem haha. I don't have professional version for PC and that means I don't have regression analysis built in... I had to do it by hand and that was a bitch.
Simple regression is on page 4 and my sample data is for 4 quarters
Yeah he verified the information to be correct. If he can get the investment for it which he is confident of, we should be looking at some $$$$ soon IMO
Regression Equations do not always predict the end of drainage as it could rain, if you get my point.
That is because they do not use regression equations to calculate that. They use coefficient of skewness and z-stats for that.
Revenue is earned when the work is done, accounts receivable has no effect on revenue on the income statement. That is basic financial accounting.
"The unknown is how much has been paid off or is there substantial new debt" Based off of the calculations in the data set, they have loaded on more debt from "basic operating activities". In in simple terms, they are not making a profit. All of my numbers used for this calculation is just Selling & General Business administration. Interest and liability reduction have no bearing in this calculation. The fact that they have more debt to equity is bad, and the fact they do not have net profit off of regular business activities is worse. They are only being maintained off of dilution or other forms of cash financing. Again those financials mean nothing if you cannot form a profit to begin with.
Know you are right that I was missing a variable in my calculations thank you. I just added in the estimated year over year growth to my data set. Estimated next quarter revenue will be 1.7 million and the net loss will still be $234,000. In addition to this it is important to not that at current rate, year over year growth will be -11%. Then add in the addition net loss in the margins, -3% so it is will be a net loss of -14% year over year. After this I computed the Market Cap for next quarter. The end result will be less than .0001 but you cant go lower than that. This is not a win in the trip zero market, unless there is an irrational market.
I am using simple regression. http://www1.appstate.edu/~mcraelt/simpreg1.pdf (Formula for b1) to calculate the slope of the Revenue to Gross margin slope, and Revenue to Operating Cost Slope.
X=Revenue y1=Gross Margin Y2=Operating Cost
B1 for y1=.0478 B1 for y2=.0201
Then I put that into a Ratio: y2/y1 = .0201/.0478. = .4204
With a regression formula and a positive b1 numbers that means slope is negative in relation to revenue. That means that the larger the number the steeper the negative slope or less value to revenue. Because Revenue is increasing more than Gross margin this company will never be net positive. That is why the company has to keep diluting. That also means that this company will not have an increase in pps and just a continued drop in market cap. Thus terrible investment.
I just expanded my Data set to include all quarterly reports filed with the sec, and the correlation has only gotten worse in the last year. With everything in the Data set:
Revenue to Margin is =.035
Revenue to Operating is =.02
Ratio =$1.75 spent increasing 1 dollar of revenue
Compared to what I stated previously over the past year the ratio has gotten much worse. So this is definitely not a strong buy at the moment and will not be for a while. The reason why I say poor management is because they cannot get this ratio under control. It is increasingly getting worse. (They may be honest and hard working but that does not mean financially sound. They are running a business financially like our government is running the country.) If you see this ratio starting to head back the other direction then we will be in business. But until then, no go.
Selling General and Administrative + Non Recurring + Others = Total Operating Expenses (with regression a positive outcome means that the difference is growing at a net loss rate.)
I did my Correction to my Math it is Revenue to COGS = .1324
Revenue to Operating = .019
Because the revenue to COGS (causing Contributional margin to decrease) income (otherwise known as gross Margin) is increasing at a slower rate compared to operating expenses. Thus meaning there is very poor management.
Now compared to Gross margin the correlation is .0478 so we will be looking at .0478/.019 = 2.515 dollars spent increasing revenue 1 dollar.
Nothing wrong with that everyone gets lucky sometimes
They have roughly a 13% gross margin and a 26% operating margin. That is why this is a bad company.