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I'm guessing he watches this board, so I would say that any and all should try.
Also, has anyone considered the possibility that an outside investor could be buying up hundreds of millions or billions of shares that YA is selling? Thing about it. If I were an investor, and let's say I could sit back and buy say a billion shares at .0001-.0002 per share, that's only 2 million dollars. Once that has happened, I contribute 10 million to pay off current toxic debt. If the stock goes up to .001 or .002, they have covered their investment plus are still due the actual loan.
I just find it odd, that someone is buying big blocks at .0002 and .0001. That isn't your average joe investor.
Just my opinion, and I'm trying to figure out who is buying the big blocks.
Has anyone tried calling Frank-Investor Relations advisor? Can he shed any light on why longs would think that the share price (at this level) will ever get back up to where some of us longs entered?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but are most of those expenditures obligations that YA wanted to make sure were paid. Weren't most of those obligations that SVFC had already on the books?
Similar to anyone else who would invest in SVFC today. Say an investor comes in at $15 million, they could stipulate that 2.1ish (or whatever the balance due) must be used to payoff YA.
I tried that by using the contact us on the SVFC website, but to my surprise, no one ever followed up. The only person who made any effort was Frank.
On a side note, it appears the website is working again.
Someone at SVFC stated that was their method of PR going forward?
With the international patents still out there, any guess on when they will get approved?
Even a half of a penny is pretty darn good.
So am I, when is it coming?
I'm guessing YA, so they can again convert at these low prices. I was very glad to see it hit .0002, because I picked up a much larger position at this great price. Now, it's sit and wait to see if it pays off.
Or they know it stinks, and the stock is at the price it is because of it. The question is...will the stink clear?
Even better.
There is definitely the possibility. However, it isn't possible without YA agreeing to it at this point, and since they have shares, I doubt they would agree to it. IMO
Totally agree.
agreed. Anything is possible.
This is my opinion. And it's a simple question that any investor should ask. Even if all 10 billion shares are issued...what is the company worth? Many say $0.00, and then there are others who say millions, tens of millions and others even hundreds of millions. There are video testimonies from patients that anyone can get if they just as Intellicell for them. So to put it in perspective, if the company is worth 10 million, that is still a pps of .001. Again, that's assuming all 10 billion shares are issued. We currently have 3.6 billion issued. I believe with the right exposure and IND approval, this could be much higher.
The arguements that I've heard on why a reverse split is good is that it creates the potential for larger investors to come to the table. I prefer that SVFC doesn't reverse split.
If the company were to go private at .001, anyone who bought in at the current levels will make 3 times their money. Outside of that, you are going to need more positive news to break above the .001 because there are many who will flip this for double their money. You have to admit...double your money is a pretty good return on your investment.
Again, my two cents and purely opinion. My recommendation is to call SVFC and have a frank conversation with Frank. :) At the end of the day, you have to be comfortable with your investment choices. Penny stocks are risky.
Final remarks...there is the potential that some are playing both sides of the pump and dump...and those are the flippers. If they can push it down to .0002 then they buy. Then comes the pump to try and get it to .0004 and the dump and start all over. This to me is one angle. I still go back to my first paragraph.
Good luck to you!
I think anything is possible. Saying that they are certain to use the 10 bil A/S is like saying it's certain another company or investor will buyout the company for 15 million dollars plus. Both have been stated and are possibilities, it's just not known at this point. I just find it funny that at .0003 people think this stock is actually going to fold up shop. I do respect the thought process, but I don't think SVFC would go through all the work if that were the case.
Just my opinion.
I need it to stay where it is for one more day. funds clear in my brokerage account tomorrow. I want to add to my current position at these prices.
There are definitely flippers playing this stock. How else do you go from .0003 to .0006 and then back down to .0003/.0004. That being said, I wouldn't want to be someone to tries to clip this for .0001 or .0002 when you could make 10 times that or more once this takes off.
I for. One am glad it retracted. I can now buy at a lower price. Thank you!
Just curious, why not?
Sorry, I meant Dinosaur can help raise enough capital/investments to where YA won't want to match.
I don't know how much is left (exactly), but I'm guessing it's around 1.8-2.0 million. I agree with you, I think there is a much brighter future with the Dino on board. :)
What he means is that once YA global sells their existing shares, they can convert more of their debt to another round of additional shares (which is at a discount). Then continue to sell and convert until debt is completely converted or paid off. In my opinion, this is pretty well known. What most are hoping is that the capital raise will be significant enough that YA won't want to match, and then they can get paid off and out of the picture. IMO
That's OK, I expect profit takers. Plus it allows some of us to get more money in our brokerage accounts. :)
If they can keep the positive PR announcements flowing, this will gain some huge traction.
I thought it also mentioned warrants? No? Either way, this could be very significant for SVFC shareholders. To me this just shows that the company is not intending to fold like some want us to believe. In my opinion, if a buyout or major stake in the company were to happen, I'm guessing it won't be at .0003 per share. Just my opinion.
That's what I'm hoping. :)
I'm Curious...Since YA owns everything including the pencils and toilet paper, wouldn't they have had to approve the agreement that was just announced in the 8K? Or is it that any capital that is potentially raised, YA has the ability to try and match it? Either way, if the investment bank is good at what they do, I hope YA has a lot of money saved up.
I don't want it to run yet. I need two more days, so I can get money into my brokerage account so I can buy more at the .0002/.0003 prices.
I think the smart play by YA or anyone with convertible debt would be to convert their 10% holding now at these prices...which would give them a very large number of shares of common stock. Their basis would be practically nothing. Then allow SVFC to bring in new capital to pay them off the toxic debt and make sure they announce it. Ultimately if the stock went to a penny they would be multi-millionaires with their risk being very little.
I know it's a big if, but if they were able to do something like this and then payoff the toxic debt, can you imagine what it would do to the share price even at 10 billion shares outstanding?
True and on both sides...good and bad.
Here is really what I'm asking. Hypothetically, If someone (say someone like a shareholder) wanted to just flat out loan money to the company for 5% interest. No additional stock of any form. The only condition they would have is that it must be used to pay off YA toxic debt. Would that require YA to approve it.
I saw the first right of refusal, but that talks about raising capital that involves any form of stock. I'm talking about an interest bearing loan that doesn't involve stock or shares of anything in SVFC.
I understand that you understand all the CDA stuff, and I'm willingly admitting, I don't. Just was hoping you would be willing to shed some light on it.
SVFC announced a while back that they were going to raise capital. Face it, at this PPS, they aren't going to do it with common stock. If they do, then the available shares will sky rocket, and all the longs will get hurt. I think the more plausible concept is to do it with preferred shares (YA would have to agree to it) or they raise capital to pay off the YA loan so that there is some security in their investment. If the YA deal is the kiss of death, then I still ask the question why would anyone infuse cash into SVFC?
In my opinion, they will raise additional capital. It's needed to complete the vision.
So where does it say that SVFC can't raise capital without the issuance of stock? Could SVFC raise capital that is interest bearing without YA's approval?
This is a great post BBW. It is fresh and provides a new perspective on SVFC.
I believe the shares are being issued because it's required for the debt conversion with YA.
That could go on a resume. :)