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Alex I
I just want them to release the share structure publicly so this can all be settled. Calling the T/A and getting the same reply (that it remains the same) just seems like a waste, since only a few will even believe us.
I just want to see it in writing.
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Alex I
I someone clicks on "Include Inactive Officers" on the NVSOS page E.G. Marchi is listed right there.
And prior to the resignation, Morey would've been listed there too as a former officer.
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Alex I
Your welcome.
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Alex I
Joby said he called the T/A in this recent post...
"You can also call and/or email the TA...which, btw, I did last week and confirmed there has been no change in the restricted or float in 5-6 years."
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=75899701
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Alex I
Awesome! I didn't check the weather up there, but it's hot here down in FL. And a few hours ago in Davie, FL 13 boy scouts went to the hospital to be treated for heat exhaustion. Stay safe out there and have fun.
Alex I
Just to let you know, I removed that "story" from the iBox. Honestly, I don't even remember writing it. But it's gone for now until we get that proof.
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Alex I
Well I reasonably expect that some kind of proof will be public soon enough.
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Alex I
Call the T/A. Maybe he'll give you the shareholder list or something. Lol
Honestly, how do you want me to show proof of that?
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Alex I
He did. But any OFFICIAL PR or filing (containing the confirmed SS) will likely come from Barton (though questions may be directed to Yvonne), since Barton is the 51% majority shareholder, rightful owner, and main decision maker for AimRite Holdings.
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Alex I
Gagged or not. The SS has remained the same, including the float.
Your probably going to ask, where's my proof? Well it's coming. Just wait for the official confirmation from Barton. And don't worry about not missing it. It'll be plastered all over this board, for everyone to see.
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Alex I
It's something, rather than nothing. But for some reason you still won't accept it.
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Alex I
For the record, that's how many shares that have been traded (bought & sold). Not just bought.
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Alex I
Just like it took a little while to get the initial filing done, I think it will take a bit more time to officially confirm the SS. But it should prove that the float remains unchanged, and should be released soon enough.
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Alex I
I expect that the company will confirm that the float still remains at 6.5 Million shares.
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Alex I
Well, again we are waiting for an official SS confirmation from the company, but for the record, the SS was confirmed right around the same that poster received it from the T/A in an email.
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Alex I
Again, I agree. Since (from what I know) the float has remained unchanged, would you agree that (if the float is confirmed to still be 6.5 Million shares) that naked short selling could be a very valid reason for why AIMH's has oddly been trading this way?
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Alex I
But would you agree that if AIMH's float (through a PR or some other OFFICIAL confirmation) is 6.5 million, then naked short selling could only be the other reason why AIMH is trading the way it is?
Because from what I know (and I know that's good enough for you, and it shouldn't be good enough for me, but I'm excepting it until an official SS confirmation is released) the float is still the same and it appears naked short selling can be the only explanation. And has been the only explanation brought up on the board for the past 2 years. Nothing else seems to fit.
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Alex I
I agree that a stock with this low of a float normally does not trade this way. And I wish it didn't trade this way. But when AIMH is manipulated by naked short selling then we do tend to reach volume numbers that high, since the MMs have been creating "air" shares to stack the offer and keep the price down. We need a confirmation of the float, and especially R/M news to get the surge of volume we need to stop the MMs from naked shorting AIMH any more. Pass a certain price point and they will stop. And AIMH will return to trading normally once again for the 6.5 Mil. float it has. I can't wait for the official update reassuring us the float is the same. Should be released soon enough.
It's all explained in these posts.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76549841
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76556607
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76556251
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76555636
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76555613
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Alex I
Awesome move. Great call.
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Alex I
Yes I do. And I agree that there are questionable things about AIMH. But I have always remained optimistic, and am quite sure that those questions will be answered and resolved, soon enough.
Just takes time...
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Alex I
GM Potomac!
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Alex I
And "for the record" the 1:300 R/S never happened. And it never could have happened, no matter how much they tried.
I don't understand why people who hate a stock so much still hold onto their shares and continue to post on the board. Maybe it's because they know deep down AIMH's saga will finally play out for the good of the shareholders. And they know they'd be kicking themselves later if they sold and then AIMH blasted to 0.50-$1+.
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Alex I
<<< AIMH, 6.5 Mil. float, R/M play, 0.0135! >>>
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Alex I
Maybe it's a waste to ask since he's not going to give a written conformation anyway. He's given the SS to Joby in the past, but I have tried and not gotten anything from him. That's why I agree in just waiting for something official to be released instead of hounding the T/A for information he already knows he's not going to give me.
"Regulator FD" is the SEC law thing he must've been talking about when I inquired about the SS over the phone, that everyone doubted and said didn't exist. (Look at link below)
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=72060064
The item below I received from Whit the last time I asked about the SS through email. I don't know if this is a new stance he's taking or if he's always been this way, but it seems the wording of this statement would have allowed him to give Joby the SS if the company wanted him to.
STANDARD TRANSFER & TRUST CO., INC. OFFICIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING PUBLIC DISCLOSURE TO INVESTORS AND ANALYST’S SEEKING NON-PUBLIC INFORMATION
Standard Transfer & Trust Co. Inc., (STT) is not the public relations outlet or the IT arm for any publicly traded company and will not and is not responsible to release share float, financial or any other corporate information to the public unless asked to do so by the Company for whom it acts as the stock transfer agent. The Issuer (the Company) or its public relations arm has the sole responsibility to keep financial data and other corporate information current with OTCMarkets (pinksheets) or any other quotation services from which the investing public can obtain current information; not the stock transfer agent. STT does not post this information and suggests’ that investors or financial analyst’s review or look for current public information that may available and posted from time to time by the Company on www.otcmarkets.com or elsewhere, such as yahoo finance etc., as posted by the company you are inquiring about. As you should be aware, non-reporting companies are not under the same stringent requirements as full reporting companies to post financial information quarterly. As an investor or investor group, you and/or your group should be aware that you could become classified as insiders and as tippee(s} as termed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission if you come into information and then execute trades based on that information that is not readily available to all investors at the same time. Please see a brief synopsis of SEC’S “Regulation FD” as indicated:
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC's) Regulation Fair Disclosure, also commonly referred to as Regulation FD or Reg FD was an SEC ruling implemented in October2000 ([1]). It mandated that all publicly traded companies must disclose material information to all investors at the same time. The regulation sought to stamp out selective disclosure, in which some investors (often large institutional investors) received market moving information before others (often smaller, individual investors).
http://www.sec.gov/answers/regfd.htm
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Alex I
Sorry for the error. If you're correct then it would still divide up the O/S into increments that are quite small. I talked with my Scottrade broker recently and he said that sometimes Scottrade is counted in a companies records as (1) shareholder, though they are representing the positions of many shareholders. So the actual individual shareholders could be much higher than 368. If there are multiple shareholders from each broker that own a bunch of shares.
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Alex I
Maybe he couldn't show proof of ownership (since he didn't really own AIMH) and was denied the float share count (though it was the same), so he just updated what he could.
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Alex I
Of course. It is suspicious to us already, and it's plain to see that something is manipulating the stock. But apparently it's not suspicious enough for the MMs to stop (yet), or for the SEC to get involved.
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Alex I
They will start covering when the buying volume (caused by a significant PR or R/M news) outweighs the amount of fake shares they feel safe creating (putting up on the offer) in a certain period of time. Make too many "air" shares and it would look extremely suspicious. Once we pass a certain price point (above 0.03), trying to hold-out (waiting for the price to go back donw) won't be worth it them, since AIMH likely will not be going back down once the run starts. The MMs will then begin to be slapped with margin/fed calls. They will need to cover those, and if they don't, then they will get caught by the SEC, since it would become plainly obvious that illegal naked short selling is occurring. But I would rather the SEC never get involved. I'd be perfectly fine with them covering and pushing AIMH's PPS to 0.50+.
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Alex I
<<< AIMH, 6.5 Mil. float, R/M play, 0.0135! >>>
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Alex I
<<< AIMH, 6.5 Mil. float, R/M play, 0.0135! >>>
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Alex I
This is true.
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Alex I
I know what they're saying is true, but even if it wasn't, the OTC reports that the 6.5 mil. float is owned by 368 shareholders. That would only amount to roughly 17,757 shares per shareholder. I'm sure even you probably own more than that and I do too, and many others own more than that also. Clearly other shares are coming from somewhere, and the MMs are supplying those by creating "air" or "phantom" shares. It's quite clear.
Even TheBullTwit showed part of his holdings in the link below. As I said before, if 5 other people held this amount the float would already bought up. And I know there are those who do own that much and more. I bet if just a few others put screenshots up of their holdings it would quickly prove that the float has been bought up much more than we think.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=76468203
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Alex I
29K left @ 0.0135
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Alex I
15K hit @ 0.01. 0.0135 back up!
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Alex I
GlyEco Completes Agreement to Acquire Antifreeze Recycling, Inc.
June 13, 2012 08:11 ET
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/glyeco-completes-agreement-to-acquire-antifreeze-recycling-inc-otcbb-glye-1668789.htm
PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - Jun 13, 2012) - GlyEco, Inc. (OTCBB: GLYE) (OTCQB: GLYE) announced today it has completed a preliminary agreement to acquire certain assets of Antifreeze Recycling, Inc. located in Tea, SD. The transaction is scheduled to close July 31, 2012.
Antifreeze Recycling, Inc. is a privately held company founded in 1996 by owner Robert J. Kolhoff. The business provides waste glycol recycling services to the SE South Dakota region. Mr. Kolhoff is considered a pioneer in working with newly developed automotive and HVAC coolant blends.
The company actively services 390 waste glycol customers in SE South Dakota and is successfully expanding in their immediate region. The company has grown through strategically concentrating sales efforts on the small to medium business market while developing a reputation for customer care and product quality. Their proven track record of excellent service has drawn the attention of larger operations.
This is the seventh preliminary acquisition agreement GlyEco has announced in 2012.
"We are looking forward to welcoming Antifreeze Recycling to our team," said John Lorenz, GlyEco's Chairman and CEO. "Mr. Kolhoff has an in-depth understanding of the latest coolant blends used for building heat and cooling systems, as well as engine antifreeze. This expertise is a valuable addition to our operation."
The company plans to initially target the U.S. antifreeze market to market GlyEco Certified® recycled glycols. The four target markets within this group are vehicle manufacturers, vehicle service centers, branded bottle automotive antifreeze formulators, and government agencies. In the future, this could be expanded into international markets around the world.
GlyEco is a green chemistry company which transforms used glycols, a hazardous waste, into profitable green products. The Company's patent-pending technology recycles polluted glycols to a purity level equal to refinery-produced material. This unique process cleans polluted glycols from all five waste producing industries: HVAC, Textiles, Automotive, Airline and Medical. Global consumption for refinery produced ethylene glycol is over 5 Billion gallons per year.
The company is rapidly expanding operations by strategically acquiring assets of existing profitable recycling businesses. The Company believes each facility can increase market penetration exponentially when enabled to process additional types of waste glycol.
The management team is a collection of c-level managers from the solid waste, chemical engineering and glycol recycling industries. They have accomplished backgrounds in both the private and public sector, each bringing over 20 years experience in their field of expertise.
Special Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This release contains statements that may constitute "forward-looking statements" under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements regard the intent, belief, and expectations of the Company. Prospective investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance, they involve risks and uncertainties, and their results may differ materially.
Contact Information
CONTACT:
Investor Relations
ir@glyeco.com
or
Denise Pallozzi
858-925-3737
Just a question. How often does a shares structure have to be updated for you to believe it? Just wondering...
And, if you didn't notice, the 6.5 mil. float was confirmed back in September 2010, per Joby's emails with the T/A and the OTC website. And AIMH was trading the exact same way back then as it is now. As if the float is larger than 6.5 Million shares. And it appears AIMH is only trading this way because of obvious naked short selling. Nothing else seems to make sense at this time, besides your idea that the float has gotten larger (which likely has not happened). But if it is confirmed that the float is still unchanged (and it should be) then I guess the naked short selling, something that quite a few of the shareholders here agree upon, could be the only other reason why AIMH trades this way.
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Alex I
A large surge in volume (brought on by R/M news or another large event) is what would stop them from "doing so indefinitely". Right now they're only making as many "air" shares as they can to fly under the radar. If a large amount of volume started pouring in they would only create a limited amount of "air" shares. If they created anymore (than the limit they curd themselves to) the stock manipulation would become very obvious and they would expose themselves.
Once the number of shares being bought outweighed the limited amount they created, then we would start to take off, since the MMs could not hold us back any longer. As we keep going up we would eventually reach a price point that would outweigh the worth of the naked short shares to the MM's. This would then force a buy-in, causing the MMs to buy shares back from us in order to cover before they get in trouble with the SEC.
It's a very difficult predicament they are getting themselves into, and again I don't know why they would bother doing this to a pink sheets company. But they have, and only a large volume surge is what will finally break this yoke that has kept us under 0.03.
And that is why I hold shares here. Not only am I in this for a R/M, but this naked short selling factor, and the low float all compound to make this a very good play. And that's why I've held since July 2010.
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Alex I
I was the first guy! lol
Alex I
Honestly, if the Market Makers want to be illegal, wouldn't you think they wouldn't do it very obviously by showing everyone how many FTD's they have. MMs have lots of resources and they do everything to keep those "air" shares hidden. But we know those shares are coming from somewhere else than the float, since the float is still 6.5 Million shares.
Only a surge in volume caused by R/M news is what I think will be enough to force a buy-in by the MMs, which would thus make the stock price explode.
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Alex I