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Important: NHMD Conversions for "ALL" Series of Preferred Shares...
There are no dilution "concerns" as this merger is structured very friendly for NHMD shareholders as I have indicated the details below. The reason why a stock exists to trade is to use their shares as leverage to grow their company. In essence... dilution. However, this is good dilution here with NHMD. This is a great example of a fully reporting penny stock company that files audited financials with the SEC doing what they are supposed to do.
In short, they are merging in $568 Million worth of Revenue through a $268 Million Sugar Contract and a $300 Million Chicken Paws Contract for basically 411,645,000 Common Shares that are in Series B, C, D, and E Preferred Shares right now and will not be converted into common shares until over a year from now as explained courtesy of Strukture:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173077426
Heck, I won't even start to talk about the LNG and energy deals and more that are suspected to likely be coming into NHMD too. Any company on earth within any market would do a deal like this if it was to bring in $568 Million of Revenue. That's $1.37 per share of value to be added from a Market Capital Perspective derived by understanding that if this was a separate company that had such amount of common shares for its Outstanding Shares (OS) with such amount in Revenue as indicated as such from below:
$568,000,000 ÷ 411,645,000 Common Shares = $1.37 Per Share of Additional Value
They also will be issuing 18,000,000 Series A Preferred Shares upon completion of the merger that are not convertible into common shares and only represent voting rights to take control or complete the "Change of Control" over NHMD. The totals are comprised of not including the amount of conversions into common shares under the forward split consideration. I'll explain why later.
The Series A Preferred Stock (a non-issue): https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173079449
The Series B Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:1,000 (which increase to 3,000 after the forward split).
The Series C Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:66 (which increase to 99 after the forward split).
The Series D Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:15 (which increase to 45 as part of the forward split).
The Series E Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:10 (which increase to 30 as part of the forward split).
Total Ownership of Preferred Shares "Currently" for NHMD
1,940,153 Series A Preferred = Only represent 1 to 2,000 votes per each common shares; cannot be converted into common shares
150,000 Series B Preferred = 150,000 x 1,000 Ratio = 150,000,000 Common Shares (450,000,000 increase after forward split)
250,000 Series C Preferred = 250,000 x 66 Ratio = 16,500,000 Common Shares (24,750,000 increase after forward split)
6,350,000 Series D Preferred = 6,350,000 x 15 Ratio = 95,250,000 Common Shares (285,750,000 increase after forward split)
14,989,500 Series E Preferred = 14,989,500 x 10 Ratio = 149,895,000 Common Shares (449,685,000 increase after forward split)
Total Combined Common Shares to be "potentially" added a year after the merger closes:
150,000,000 + 16,500,000 + 95,250,000 + 149,895,000 = 411,645,000 Common Shares
So in essence, again, they are merging in $568 Million worth of Revenue through a $268 Million Sugar Contract and a $300 Million Chicken Paws Contract for basically 411,645,000 Common Shares that are in Series B, C, D, and E Preferred Shares and will not be converted into common shares until over a year from now if they do such. The totals are comprised of not including the amount of conversions into common shares under the forward split consideration. I did not include such shares from the forward split because our shares as shareholders would also benefit to increase our position of shares owned at such ratio as being subjected to any forward split. I only included those common shares that would exist from the conversion of the preferred that we as shareholders would not be subjected to, but would potentially affect the OS. This is a great deal. Tell me what stock on any market (NASDAQ, NYSE, etc.), especially the penny stock market, that would not do this deal that brings $568 Million in value. This deal is huge and is structured very good for us shareholders.
For those who are new to NHMD, here are some posts to read to help with understanding the magnitude of the deal:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067140
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067631
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067587
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067686
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173070478
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173079449
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173052143
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173028307
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173044427
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Important: NHMD Conversions for "ALL" Series of Preferred Shares...
There are no dilution "concerns" as this merger is structured very friendly for NHMD shareholders as I have indicated the details below. The reason why a stock exists to trade is to use their shares as leverage to grow their company. In essence... dilution. However, this is good dilution here with NHMD. This is a great example of a fully reporting penny stock company that files audited financials with the SEC doing what they are supposed to do.
In short, they are merging in $568 Million worth of Revenue through a $268 Million Sugar Contract and a $300 Million Chicken Paws Contract for basically 411,645,000 Common Shares that are in Series B, C, D, and E Preferred Shares right now and will not be converted into common shares until over a year from now as explained courtesy of Strukture:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173077426
Heck, I won't even start to talk about the LNG and energy deals and more that are suspected to likely be coming into NHMD too. Any company on earth within any market would do a deal like this if it was to bring in $568 Million of Revenue. That's $1.37 per share of value to be added from a Market Capital Perspective derived by understanding that if this was a separate company that had such amount of common shares for its Outstanding Shares (OS) with such amount in Revenue as indicated as such from below:
$568,000,000 ÷ 411,645,000 Common Shares = $1.37 Per Share of Additional Value
They also will be issuing 18,000,000 Series A Preferred Shares upon completion of the merger that are not convertible into common shares and only represent voting rights to take control or complete the "Change of Control" over NHMD. The totals are comprised of not including the amount of conversions into common shares under the forward split consideration. I'll explain why later.
The Series A Preferred Stock (a non-issue): https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173079449
The Series B Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:1,000 (which increase to 3,000 after the forward split).
The Series C Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:66 (which increase to 99 after the forward split).
The Series D Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:15 (which increase to 45 as part of the forward split).
The Series E Preferred Stock can be converted into common stock at a ratio of 1:10 (which increase to 30 as part of the forward split).
Total Ownership of Preferred Shares "Currently" for NHMD
1,940,153 Series A Preferred = Only represent 1 to 2,000 votes per each common shares; cannot be converted into common shares
150,000 Series B Preferred = 150,000 x 1,000 Ratio = 150,000,000 Common Shares (450,000,000 increase after forward split)
250,000 Series C Preferred = 250,000 x 66 Ratio = 16,500,000 Common Shares (24,750,000 increase after forward split)
6,350,000 Series D Preferred = 6,350,000 x 15 Ratio = 95,250,000 Common Shares (285,750,000 increase after forward split)
14,989,500 Series E Preferred = 14,989,500 x 10 Ratio = 149,895,000 Common Shares (449,685,000 increase after forward split)
Total Combined Common Shares to be "potentially" added a year after the merger closes:
150,000,000 + 16,500,000 + 95,250,000 + 149,895,000 = 411,645,000 Common Shares
So in essence, again, they are merging in $568 Million worth of Revenue through a $268 Million Sugar Contract and a $300 Million Chicken Paws Contract for basically 411,645,000 Common Shares that are in Series B, C, D, and E Preferred Shares and will not be converted into common shares until over a year from now if they do such. The totals are comprised of not including the amount of conversions into common shares under the forward split consideration. I did not include such shares from the forward split because our shares as shareholders would also benefit to increase our position of shares owned at such ratio as being subjected to any forward split. I only included those common shares that would exist from the conversion of the preferred that we as shareholders would not be subjected to, but would potentially affect the OS. This is a great deal. Tell me what stock on any market (NASDAQ, NYSE, etc.), especially the penny stock market, that would not do this deal that brings $568 Million in value. This deal is huge and is structured very good for us shareholders.
For those who are new to NHMD, here are some posts to read to help with understanding the magnitude of the deal:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067140
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067631
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067587
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173067686
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173070478
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173079449
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173052143
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173028307
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173044427
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dinogreeves, with you and your posts...
I went back and read your posts... all I can say is one word... sickening!
I'll be back to make some time to deal with you later since you want to come for me. You should have remained silent with your ignorance. You have been speaking, now everyone knows.
A lot of things I normally just let slide when coming from a basher because their intentions are usually hateful and not as sincere as they think they are. But you, you are not a basher. You just don't have a clue. And plus, you tried to befriend me and you are going to have a few lessons to learn starting very soon. I will deal with you on the other forum first, then I will come back to this forum and deal with you soon enough. You really should have stayed in your lane.
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trader59, it explains all classes of the preferred shares too, here's the proof...
They did break down the Series A indicating that they only represent voting rights.
Then they broke down the Series B, Series C, Series D, and Series E Preferred Shares showing how they are broken down into common shares within the PRE-14C filed by NHMD. I disagree. I think you are wrong.
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trader59 , not so, here's the deal...
Well, they did change it and the proof is the ratio that they changed the ratio for the Series A Preferred from 1 to 20,000 to the new ratio of 1 to 2,000 and saying that they only have voting rights. I'm sure that it wasn't an accident that they left the conversion part for the Series A out of their most recent filing while showing it for all of the other Series of the Preferred Shares.
Besides, if they had any intention of converting any of their preferred shares to common, they just would have issued common shares and not issued them as preferred shares to covert them to common shares. We are fine here with NHMD.
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Oct 2023 filings trump 2017 filings!
Roemp, Huge! The new Series A Preferred Shares Changed!!!...
That is an old document that you have posted as it relates to the preferred shares. Here is the newest version of what "all" of the Series of the Preferred Shares, after the merger, that we should expect to see within the upcoming DEF-14C.
This is huge and very very important to note to make sure everyone understand regarding the Series A Preferred per the most recently filed PRE-14C with the SEC by NHMD:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=16994480&guid=bo5-kqB4i2YKJth
1st Key Point to Note:
The Series A Preferred "ONLY" has "voting rights" and they "ARE NOT" convertible into common shares. They have no rights to be converted into common shares and only represent votes.
2nd Key Point to Note:
The 1 to 20,000 ratio no longer exists for neither representing voting rights nor being able to be converted into common shares. The new structure for the Series A Preferred Stock has "ONLY" "voting rights" that has been changed to now being equal to 2,000 votes for each 1 share of common stock owned.
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surfkast, with the preferred shares conversions...
I'll do the math a later those preferred shares are structured pretty good. I'll explain later when I return. The first thought should be that if they had any plans of converting them into common shares any time soon, they would not had ever issued them as preferred. They would have just issued them as common shares right from the beginning. We are still very good here with NHMD.
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RIGATONI, with BLFR & it's true valuation...
I agree that BLFR is a gem! I have not sat down to do the valuation for it in detail, but from doing some quick math, I believe that BLFR is worth somewhere between $1.00+ to $3.00+ per share right now. Anyone wanting to debate this, read the PR below and let's talk about it:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLFR/news/story?e&id=2662433
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webprods, with that LNG part that you mentioned...
I did dig a little deeper regarding the LNG piece some weeks ago. It's incredibly huge. It blows the valuations that any of us have been posting out of the ocean for NHMD. I felt it better to wait to really get into it to let the first piece with the Food Processing operations get closed first as that part is worth $568 Million right now; $268 Million from the Sugar Contract and the $300 Million from the Chicken Paws contract. I think investors truly have no idea of what's coming and what is being built in my opinion!
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Calvin Hobbes, with your NHMD/China Customs thoughts...
Your thoughts were much appreciated because I had never gone back to re-do the steps over again. Heck, people could have thought that I was making up things regarding that important piece with NHMD. That was a lesson for me to slow down no matter how busy I am to make some time to review what I post in greater detail, especially when I'm posting steps for how to get to things.
I actually went back and saw where that page would work from the link I posted, but you have to go to the home page for the GACC and start there to get to that particular page after going through a couple different pages then it would work. Heck, nobody would know to do that (LOL!).The link you posted was better and more user-friendly for helping people to be able to get there immediately. Such was much appreciated. I would have never had known to fix such if you would not had ever reached out to me to tell me. Thanks again!
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Strukture, even if there were some things privately...
Even if there were some things on a private level, I've been in stocks to where the CEO's private affairs had nothing to do with what they were doing for that stock publicly. I'm not saying that those things were good, but I think we are still good here with NHMD. I've been in stocks to where that CEO had a criminal record, took over a stock in the sub pennies, was bashed like crazy, and took that stock to over .60+ per share (MJNA). Then he left that company to take over another stock with his same criminal record with all that he had done to be out in prison, became the CEO of this other stock, and took that stock from .0003 to .20+ per share (CVRG/MCOA).
That guy's resume was nowhere near that of the resume of John Park. To add, those companies had far less going on with them too. I think we are still good here with NHMD. Besides, that guy did things all by himself with such a bad record, but here with NHMD, they are going to have a team. I know of a few other stories too to prove such point, but I think people should get the point. It's all about what NHMD puts into the company operationally for growth for the price to move on a large basis and be sustained.
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chief1978, with that part of the company...
Even though I don't know for sure with NHMD, I think they had put the bitcoin operations into NHMD to keep the company from being designated as a shell and being placed into shell status. That kept the company better positioned for a smoother transition for when their merger candidate was ready to publicly move forward. Now they are ready!
I do have a feeling that some of those extra projects in his resume will be attached to NHMD later down the road to add some gravy to its meal of growth.
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NHMD/JP Energy Group now "Officially" has the contracts...
Step 1 Completed!
NHMD/JP Energy Group now "Officially" has the Food Contracts:
Our team has received official confirmation that the food contracts from JP Energy Partners are now in the capable hands of JP Energy Group, a crucial step towards finalizing the acquisition.$NHMD pic.twitter.com/iCMroIhe2V
— Nate's Food Co. (OTC:NHMD) (@natesfoodco) October 13, 2023
NHMD John Park & $100 Million Rutgers University REIT Project Connection...
John Park coming on board to be the new CEO/President of NHMD is huge.
Scroll down to the 5th paragraph within the John Park CV (Curriculum Vitae) to see that he is offering a $100 Million REIT to build 450 student apartments at his alumni, Rutgers University:
We're thrilled to announce that John Park will be leading the way once the acquisition of JP Energy Group is finalized. Check out his CV attached below. #NHMD pic.twitter.com/HMjXxLcn2A
— Nate's Food Co. (OTC:NHMD) (@natesfoodco) October 11, 2023
NHMD John Park & $355 Million EB5 Project Connection...
John Park coming on board to be the new CEO/President of NHMD is huge.
Scroll down to the 5th paragraph within the John Park CV (Curriculum Vitae) to see that he was the one that completed the offering of the EB5 $355 Million Project that raised $125 Million in funding:
https://info.cmbeb5visa.com/eb5-program/
https://www.cmbeb5visa.com/
https://www.eb5capital.com/eb5-visa-investment-project-lists-eb5-capital
We're thrilled to announce that John Park will be leading the way once the acquisition of JP Energy Group is finalized. Check out his CV attached below. #NHMD pic.twitter.com/HMjXxLcn2A
— Nate's Food Co. (OTC:NHMD) (@natesfoodco) October 11, 2023
lovethatgreen, these are very powerful responses...
These are very powerful responses regarding John Park, the new leader of NHMD, that should squash any attempt to legally or otherwise bash his character:
lovethatgreen, what some will learn with NHMD...
What some will learn here with NHMD is that the success of a deal of this magnitude is not going to be centered around one person. I think what many here are going to learn is that NHMD has a very legit team that is going to get it where it needs to go operationally. I still have zero concerns.
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BLFR**Nice Images of its Current Operations...
These are some nice images of the BLFR current operations:
BLFR**Nice Images of its Current Operations...
These are some nice images of the BLFR current operations:
BLFR**Nice Images of its Current Operations...
These are some nice images of the BLFR current operations:
BLFR**The Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements...
It is great that BLFR has uploaded the Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements to show full transparency:
BLFR Acquisition News:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLFR/news/story?e&id=2662433
BLFR Tweet (courtesy of Tradeify) regarding its Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements:
BLFR**The Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements...
It is great that BLFR has uploaded the Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements to show full transparency:
BLFR Acquisition News:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLFR/news/story?e&id=2662433
BLFR Tweet (courtesy of Tradeify) regarding its Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements:
BLFR**The Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements...
It is great that BLFR has uploaded the Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements to show full transparency:
BLFR Acquisition News:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLFR/news/story?e&id=2662433
BLFR Tweet (courtesy of Tradeify) regarding its Deed, Bill of Sale, & Operating Agreements:
carlson...
I'll just say that I made nowhere near what I should have made with TSNP (HMBL)..
I think we all here in NHMD at these levels will do pretty good for having a true investment if they can execute their business/operational objectives.
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halbroke1, when comparing to TSNP...
I must say, with comparing NHMD to TSNP (now HMBL), there is no comparing. Look, TSNP went from .0001 per share to $1.93 per share, but there is no comparison. NHMD is far better in all categories with far more potential. NHMD blows TSNP out of the ocean.
I was in TSNP from its origin of that run at .0001 per share and they didn't have anything close to a $268 Million contract with a $300 Million contract in the queue. All NHMD needs to do is close the merger on Oct 30, 2023 like they said and I think we will see something positively special. So far, they have been doing everything that they said they were going to do so I see no reason why it's not going to happen. I believe we are golden!
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jdcpa1, just from a Market Cap Perspective...
I agree. Just from a Market Cap perspective alone with what you have shared, NHMD is worth 81.14 times greater than it's current .0024 share price currently. This means that a Market Perspective alone, NHMD is worth...
$568,000,000 Contracts Value ÷ $7,000,000 Current Market Cap = 81.14
.0024 share price x 81.14 = .1947 per share.
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fly_fisherman, here with NHMD & your thoughts...
Thanks, I'm glad you have come out of retirement. I definitely have had my share of being wrong, but I think my feelings will be right with NHMD. I am expecting something very huge to transpire with its growth.
These are some wise words that I think all should read... unless one is perfect and has never failed:
rockie101, with NHMD and your thoughts...
No problem, it's cool. Sometimes I get pissed from fighting with the bashers then I have to reel myself back in to realize to not fight hate with hate. Two negatives will usually end with a negative. Like I had said earlier, that' the problem with the world today. If everyone treated people how they would want to be treated, it would make for a better world. It starts with all of us doing our part so I start such with me first here within these forums or wherever I'm at when talking or dealing with someone.
We all are human and have our moments. I don't take things personal as some have shown that they do. Heck, I wish everyone well! I feel as though if someone is looking at things wrong, then I can reach them to get them to see how they are looking at things wrong. If I can't reach them, then that means that maybe my approach was wrong and I need to continue to figure it out. Or heck, it might mean that maybe I'm wrong (LOL!). But I'm like let's talk about it to try to get to a respectable understanding. In the end, we both might be wrong or we both might be right to where we just simply have to agree to disagree with each other. It's ok if one likes apples better than they like oranges.
With NHMD, it has turned out to be one of my favorite stocks. Look, I'm not claiming to be the best at doing due diligence (DD), but I am claiming that I am not the worst. I am confident that I know a little or enough to be able to research a stock and be able to make a decision to buy and/or sell to where I can sleep at night. If things don't work out, I blame me. Not the company, not anyone else, I blame me for being stupid and I have to learn from such to minimize the occurrences. Ultimately, I'm the one that clicked to buy or sell. Nobody put a gun up to my head to made me do anything. The responsibility resides with me. So when I'm excited about a stock, I share my thoughts which is what these forums are for. I don't share my thoughts because I'm trying to mislead or rip someone off. Such has never been my intentions.
Within the penny stock world, communication is a very big thing for a stock and its shareholders. Especially when you are merging with a company that is bringing into you a $268 Million Sugar contract and a $300 Million Chicken Paws contract. NHMD is doing an outstanding job with communicating with the public and its shareholders. I can't think of many stocks, if any, that have done such as great a job with communicating as they have been doing in my over 30 years of investing. Maybe if NHMD didn't file with the SEC, then maybe their story would be less believable. But they do file with the SEC. They are a fully reporting filing company that files audited financials with the SEC. What people don't know, is that the SEC is already aware of them and have been verifying and watching everything that they have been doing and are going to do. They have proven to be doing everything above board and by the book! We are in some very good hands!
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Strukture, with these NHMD "past" thoughts...
With NHMD and its past, none of the past matters. It's all about what is being grown now and for the future. This is how the market will judge them going forward. You will never move forward if you can't let the past go. Learn from it and move on. Don't let the past hold you back! Learn from it and keep moving forward. This is the resolve that Nate is showing to his shareholders and the market that he is moving forward in some very big ways! They are moving along fairly fast to create what I would call A New Beginning for NHMD.
I could not have stated the words you posted below any better...
JPetroInc, with the new MONI President & Board Member (Scott Harmolin)...
I think I need to echo these thoughts again since I truly do believe more is coming... much more...
My sentiments are even stronger with the addition of the new President and Board of Director (BOD) Member, Scott Harmolin. This guy is proven as he has done it before with creating a company that generated $100 Million in Revenues that was actually bought out for $180 Million:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172865809
Scott Harmolin was the Chief Technology Officer and Founder of the company that got bought out for $180 Million. That means that it was his technology that he was behind and in control of and in charge of that was the sole reason why Quest bought their company out for $180 Million. In my opinion, this addition to MONI made the company "bash proof" going forward. This is a new MONI that is being created and none of the past matters. It's all about what is being grown for the future. Patience is a virtue after all.
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lovethatgreen, with this Qingdao Hanfeng Food Co., Ltd. confirmation...
This Qingdao Hanfeng Food Co., Ltd. confirmation as the Buyer further proves just how big and how real NHMD is:
https://gb.hanfengkonjac.com/company.html
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StocksGoneWild, this is a huge NHMD find...
Much appreciated as this is a huge find to further connect the dots for showing how real the $268 Million Sugar Contract deal is real regarding the merger between NHMD and JP Energy Group:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173063945
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173066951
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Strukture, very very important Buyer information confirmation...
I can't speak, read, or write Chinese, but I reached out to someone that can. What they told me was that the person that signed the $268 Million contract as the Buyer, within the 8-K that was filed with the SEC by NHMD, name is Liu Xiaolan, who is the Executive Director and General Manager of Qingdao Hanfeng Food Co., Ltd. Courtesy of StocksGoneWild, all should read the link below to see the contract connection:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173063945
Strukture, much appreciated for posting the company who is the Buyer for the $268 Million Sugar Contract. This is also the company that matches with the Business Number that's listed as the Buyer within that NHMD 8-K that was filed with the SEC. Much have been derived from such. All should read what you posted regarding the Buyer of the NHMD/JP Energy Group $268 Million Sugar Contract:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=173062408
uber darthium, very important with your hate...
You are still very wrong again. Again, we'll just have to agree to disagree, I will continue to try to always be respectful while not showing hate towards you and your bashing buddies. My goal has always been to try to help those with hate to try to rid themselves of hate. I do believe that a zebra can change their stripes or that a leopard can change their spots. Heck, I know of some that have so I have no choice except to believe such. You can change as often, change is nothing more than growth. I think it's time that you start growing after all of these years.
All I can do is I hope and pray that you and your bashing buddies really do have a change of heart. Y'all got me all wrong. I won't fight hate with hate to clog up the forum like we did with some other forums. That's the problem with the world today; people fighting hate with hate. I'm just burnt on seeing such. I will always be mindful to try to treat people how I would want to be treated. However, I will defend myself, especially against foolishness.
Back to the frontloading accusation. Sometimes I get in early on a stock and sometimes I don't. Heck, I bought NHMD as high as .0028 per share and as low as .002 per share back in 2021. Heck, when I posted about NHMD when they released their 8-K filed with the SEC dealing with their merger, I was giving people a chance to buy in 14 times cheaper at best at .0002 per share than the highest price that I had bought in at:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172871802
And you and your bashing buddies call that front loading? Wow! I think I have never done this in my over 30 years of investing with what I'm getting ready to do. I'm doing this just this one time for y'all bashers. Here is a snapshot from my Ameritrade account as proof of those shares I bought of NHMD back in 2021 between .002 to .0028 per share as proof of the foolish accusation of frontloading:
Hercules1, really, here with the NHMD bashing...
Really, anyone here bashing NHMD or individuals here especially, should really talk to the hand! I always try to get the bashers to stop making things personal, but they seem to always do. Whether you love me, like me, or hate me, this is not about little old me. This is about whether or not the company is going to deliver and if one chooses to believe them based on what the company is doing or saying.
So far, since the start or introduction of this merger, NHMD has been doing everything great! They have been doing an awesome job with communicating with the public and their shareholders! Your post below should help some of the bashers to look in the mirror and chill with their bashing:
Tomorrowland23, with this powerful response to squash that piece...
It's good to know that there was no lawsuit as everything was settled. Thanks for posting this very powerful response to squash that negative piece that some were trying to use to discredit NHMD and John Park:
Lottalead, with this NHMD .515 Per Share New Valuation...
This .515 per share valuation for a new NHMD valuation should be viewed and understood by all based on key variables that you substituted out from the post below:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172889783
Thanks for posting this because nobody did take me up on what I was asking them to do. Simply use the Substitution Property to substitute out any variable that changed to derive a new per share value for NHMD. With your post below, I see that you substituted out the old OS for the new OS to be 3,163,024,616 shares. Then you used a far more conservative PE Ratio than what I had found of 13.96 for the Growth Rate for the Food Processing Industry. And you derived a fundamental share price valuation for NHMD to be .515 per share.
You had taken into consideration both their $268 Million Sugar Contract and their $300 Million Chicken Paw Contract. This is what you had derived from your post below:
Lottalead, with this NHMD .515 Per Share New Valuation...
This .515 per share valuation for a new NHMD valuation should be viewed and understood by all based on key variables that you substituted out from the post below:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172889783
Thanks for posting this because nobody did take me up on what I was asking them to do. Simply use the Substitution Property to substitute out any variable that changed to derive a new per share value for NHMD. With your post below, I see that you substituted out the old OS for the new OS to be 3,163,024,616 shares. Then you used a far more conservative PE Ratio than what I had found of 13.96 for the Growth Rate for the Food Processing Industry. And you derived a fundamental share price valuation for NHMD to be .515 per share.
You had taken into consideration both their $268 Million Sugar Contract and their $300 Million Chicken Paw Contract. This is what you had derived from your post below:
Lottalead, with this NHMD .515 Per Share New Valuation...
This .515 per share valuation for a new NHMD valuation should be viewed and understood by all based on key variables that you substituted out from the post below:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172889783
Thanks for posting this because nobody did take me up on what I was asking them to do. Simply use the Substitution Property to substitute out any variable that changed to derive a new per share value for NHMD. With your post below, I see that you substituted out the old OS for the new OS to be 3,163,024,616 shares. Then you used a far more conservative PE Ratio than what I had found of 13.96 for the Growth Rate for the Food Processing Industry. And you derived a fundamental share price valuation for NHMD to be .515 per share.
You had taken into consideration both their $268 Million Sugar Contract and their $300 Million Chicken Paw Contract. This is what you had derived from your post below: