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That video is friggin hilarious Kflawn!! I can totally relate to it.
I was wondering the same thing. They just reported 1.2M in new contracts. If that's all they managed since the last time they PR'd new contracts, they're finished. I'm hoping to God they're just not mentioning each time they get new contracts.
Have to admit though, Munro is a misleading SOB. Obviously things were much worse than he ever led his shareholders to believe. The guy can't tell the truth to save his soul. Oh that's right, he has no soul, what am I thinking.
I'm with Mohammad. This is excruciatingly painful to watch. Down 22% but who knows, perhaps it closes the day down 60%. WTF
Oh well, no reason to sell now. Don't think the proceeds will cover the broker commissions lol.
I still stand by my conviction that this sell-off is way overdone. Unless this company has zero revenues no reason the market cap should be as low as it is. Certainly they still have something coming in. But who knows, they sold off the majority of their producing assets.
Unless Netlayer is taking off like gangbusters I'm afraid ICLD is toast. Hopefully we get some clarity with their next quarterly filing coming up.
No doubt 99.9% of all the retail shareholders have given up on them. Perhaps for good reason...
I'm stupid is stupid does for holding.
Thanks. I'm anticipating a wild ride! The last time I held TRTC it used to piss me off a lot and tried my patience, but I ended up cashing out at a decent profit. Hope to do it again.
Not to be picky, but that comes to $6,000 a day or $2.2M in 365 days. But agreed, still no where near $1B.
Yep it takes money to make money. Profits will come once the infrastructure is in place and paid for. Sales growth is key here. If all goes well eventually their revenues will exceed their expenditures.
That would be fantastic! I'm not expecting that much so quickly however I wouldn't be upset if it happens ;)
Thanks for your opinion.
I love how the company keeps its shareholders informed as to how sales are going. It beats the hell out of the majority of other pink and OTC companies that never mention anything about revenues because they have no revenues lol.
A huge plus alone that this company is generating solid revenues, and it appears an exponential growth in sales.
I like what i'm seeing here. Yeah, this stock can go back down to 6 cents, but longer term I believe anything purchased at the current levels of around 50 cents will look damn cheap.
Wait until the rest of the country goes recreational legal. It's just a matter of time. We haven't seen anything yet in the MMJ industry. It's still at it's infancy.
Very interesting. Thanks Loot!
Good afternoon fellow longs! I just opened a position in POTN today. I paid $0.4853 a share.
I never traded this stock before, but I've been following this company for a while now and decided to take the plunge.
What's the overall sentiment here on the IHUB POTN message board. It's going to take me a while to get up to speed.
Best of luck to all.
Just opened a new position in TRTC today. Slapped the ask at $0.2238. What are my odds of making money on this trade, I haven't been following Terra Tech for a while? I owned it in the past and cashed out with a gain but that was back in September. I plan to give this trade a month or two to double my money.
And there's room for a lot more with the AS being 1B shares. Once we know the current balance of toxic debt only then will we have any idea as to when the dilution might stop.
The way I look at it they're 559,807 shares closer to having it all retired. I'm curious as to what their next quarterly filing brings to light. If they added as much toxic debt as they retired I won't be a happy camper.
Just like the last time they reverse split. Within a few days the price was the same as before the 1:4 split, down over 75%.
I sold half my position at $0.0073 presplit then used some of the proceeds to pick up more yesterday at $0.28. Wish I had of waited but hindsight is always 20/20.
Still I added more today, I guess I just like pain. No, actually, I'm looking at the insanely low market cap. That will right itself and become fairly valued if the company becomes cash flow positive and retires most of the toxic debt.
Still light at the end of the tunnel.
I can't see KAST letting this thing go. I think there's a strong likelihood of them refiling the lawsuit. In my opinion it's not a matter of if it's when. That's what I took away from their PR.
Regardless, I didn't want to take the chance so I sold my position in VDRM yesterday. I already held it for a year waiting for something to materialize, only to watch the SP go down or sideways, and sell off quickly on every pop. That's OK for a trader, but I was in it for the long term so I never capitalized on any of those good days.
I started getting a little leery of the doctor because of the way he has been keeping shareholders in the dark regarding actual sales numbers. He's been selling product since November, yet so far no mention or any clue as to revenues. It seems to me if sales numbers were good top priority for him would be to let his investors know with some kind of proof. It would have done wonders for the share price of his company. A primary job of a CEO of a publicly traded company is to create shareholder value. How does keeping his shareholders in the dark regarding actual numbers accomplish that?
I sincerely hope that all the longs here do well with Viaderma. And more power to you for not giving up on them like I did. I'll be lurking on the sidelines for a while to see how things develop. I'm not against reopening a position if I like what I see. But I will wait for actual revenue numbers.
I'm most interested in their Canadian MMJ deal to see how that pans out. In my opinion that could be a better revenue generator than Vitastem sales.
Best of luck to all.
Tax ramifications of my sell today is a moot point. Taxes are paid on realized gains, unfortunately I sold my shares at a loss.
Good luck to you anyway.
They didn't win it. It was dismissed without prejudice. Big difference. IMHO Kasten will re-file, and if they do the whole mess of depressed VDRM stock price will continue until who knows when. Too many other money making opportunities out there to hang around here.
I gave it a year and it didn't pan out. On to greener pastures.
Best of luck to all still holding and to those buying in today.
I'll stay on the sidelines for now and see where the dust settles on this. Perhaps I will get back in later, but in my opinion it's going lower in the near term instead of higher. The news of the pending dilution was bad enough, but I held anyway. This though changed the playing field so I had to go with my gut and bail.
Nail in the coffin. I'm all out. GLTA
Added more today @ $0.28. Used the proceeds from my $0.73 ($0.0073 pre-split) sell a week or so ago. However the price will go lower without news. I'm hoping to hear something from the company this week. And hopefully it's something good for a change lol.
Market cap under $3M. That's too low if they still have revenues.
Best of luck to the longs here.
The diluters are probably there waiting with bated breath...
With the RS they just made room for a lot more dilution as the AS remains a billion shares.
They have no choice but to dilute more to pay the bills IF what they have coming in doesn't cover it all.
So expect more dilution. It will take time for Netlayer to gain traction.
I'm interested to see what the Computer Associates deal brings to the table. We have no details yet.
But I expect it to gap down. It wouldn't surprised me if ICLD dropped another 50% or more tomorrow. People become irrational when there is fear.
Proof, ICLD's market cap dropped today from $7M to $3M just with the confirmation of the RS. Even though most here knew it was coming and were willing to value the company at $7M yesterday.
That would be nice if that happens. But last time they reverse there seemed to be several back to back bad down days. I won't buy back in until I see some sort of SP support.
I sold half my shares last week at .0073 but kept the other half in case the stock ran up a couple thousand percent on good news.
I'm looking to buy back in now that Intercloud's market cap has been beaten back down to $2.5M.
In my opinion that's way undervalued if they're close to eliminating most of their debt and executing with Netlayer.
But last time they reverse split their market cap kept dropping until it reached around a million bucks, so perhaps much more downside to come.
I will be watching this closely tomorrow and next week with my finger on the buy trigger. Would love to capitalize on other people's fear.
This stock will come roaring back one day and when it does there will be a lot of people kicking themselves for giving up on ICLD at the worst possible time or not picking up shares during a fire sale.
It really is ALL about market cap! I know value when I see it. Keeping it all in perspective, ICLD's balance sheet should be in much better shape now than where it was a year ago. We should know soon when they report.
Good luck to all.
You have the Midas touch!
And you were correct! Nice finish today!
No worries, the trend is your friend! ICLD is still heading in the right direction and there is still a lot of upside to come. We haven't seen anything yet. People will be shocked and awed when this thing really starts to move!
Just closely monitor FINRA. Because the party will end if/when they RS.
All my humble opinion of course.
Have a good weekend all!
Lmao!
Everyone ready for the dump at EOD?
Good move Kenny! I'm thinking about adding more VDRM tomorrow. I freed up some cash today. But my spare refrigerator out in the garage shot craps yesterday after the power company upgraded the meter on my house. So some of it will go to getting a new fridge :(
Thank you. And I agree the next PR could take us to a new high, assuming there is some meat and potatoes to it (Vitastem sales numbers and perhaps an update on their Prolayed product and the Canadian CBD distribution deal).
Beautiful looking chart folks! Perhaps tomorrow we see a penny plus. Powerful finish today.
VDRM's trading range is like clockwork so swing traders and day traders have been taking advantage of the predictable price swings.
It's OK with me if that's how they prefer to make money in the markets. I'm more of a buy and hold guy. I look for nano cap companies, do the DD, and try to find diamonds in the rough. I then buy and hold, accumulate more on the dips, and see what happens.
I never buy an OTC or pinky stock unless I feel pretty confident that I'll be able to at least triple my money within a year or so. To be honest more than half my penny stock picks fail miserably, but the ones that do well more than make up for the losses of those that fail. It's why I'm still here after trading for close to 4 decades.
In my opinion Viaderma is at a minimum a 10 bagger from here. Perhaps not this year, but within the next couple of years if the good doctor has been honest with us.
No one knows his company better than he does. And he thinks 2018 is going to be a breakout year for Viaderma. I just hope that if he does well, that the shareholders do as well. It doesn't necessarily always happen that way in OTC land.
Best of luck to all.
They made it by 3 seconds. That last dump posted at 3:59:57.
It never fails. But if it stays down I will pick up more shares tomorrow. Flippers like to cash out on Fridays for beer money. Perhaps they will sell their shares to me cheap.
Nice close ladies and gentlemen!
EHOS buying back shares will never happen. It takes money to purchase shares. EHOS has been diluting stock to pay the bills. They have no money.
I'm not a basher, I actually own a few shares of this craps shot. I'm just being realistic.
True story...
I'm a firm believer that stocks can and do rise up from the ashes sometimes. In fact, I often find way oversold stocks by simply checking the markets worst daily performers.
I ran across this communications company back in late October 2002. It was down over 20% for the day. I thought what the heck, just 2 years prior it was trading over $50/sh and it was currently trading below 40 cents. I figured it was worth the gamble because the CEO still owned a bunch of shares that he paid around $20/sh for about a year earlier.
So on October 30th 2002 I bought 1450 shares of it at $0.32/sh. With the roughly $25 broker commission to place the trade I had $487.95 in it. Back then that was a lot of money for me to gamble with. Anyway, about 5 weeks later on December 9th I sold the position for $0.51 a share. With commissions factored in I netted $715.52. That was a 47% gain and I was patting myself on the back for job well done and not being to greedy.
Long story short, the stock is trading today at $162.42/sh and that wasn't because of any reverse splits. And it hit a 52 week high of $177.67 around the first of this year. It makes me sick to think I did good when I turned $488 into $715 in five weeks, when I could have turned that $488 into over $250,000 if I held it for 15 years instead of 5 weeks. The one time in my life when I should have been greedy but wasn't!!!
I'm not saying ICLD has that kind of potential. But I'm hoping for at least a 10 bagger from what I paid for it. Sometimes it's just best to be patient. Sure, ICLD can go broke and file for BK. But if they can hang on until Netlayer takes traction, this stock can be a gold mine.
I see other parallels between ICLD and that communications company that I bought and sold. I sold the communications company when they announced they were restructuring their business and selling off more than 5000 of their towers to raise cash to pay the bills. I thought I might as well count my blessings and sell at a profit instead of wait for them to go completely under and lose my $500 investment. I thought how in the hell are they going to make any money if they're selling off the only assets they have that generate revenues? But somehow they did and they not only survived but they thrived! I kick myself in the ass every time I think about that ticker symbol. It truly haunts me.
By the way, I've been keeping track of all my investment transactions in Quicken since around the late 80s. That's why I know the exact dates and prices that I paid and sold that stock for in case you're thinking I'm full o sh!t :)
The moral of the story is this... It doesn't take a lot of money to win big, if you happen to buy a stock that everyone else gave up on at the worst possible time, and if you have time on your side.
I agree. But I'm still holding all of my VDRM shares and have no intention of selling any of them for anything under a nickle. A nickle plus is coming and I think it happens this year. But I'm in no rush as I know it takes time for a company to get their ducks in a row and become profitable. I also believe a nickle will sound way undervalued in 2019.
Right now VDRM is a day or swing traders paradise and faithful longs like myself and others here have been taken out to the woodshed and brutally punished. But that will all change in due time when Viaderma starts to report growing revenues quarter over quarter. With everything they currently have in the pipeline and more new products to come in the future, it's just a matter of time for those patient enough to weather the storms and mm games.
In my opinion Viaderma is a diamond in the rough, albeit still a chunk of coal right now. But I believe anyone in this at anything under 2 cents a share will be handsomely rewarded for keeping the faith. It's painful now yes, but our day is coming!!!
I agree and I'm long VDRM. But I have a little more free powder to pick up more cheap shares with but I'm waiting for .01 or lower. .0128 was decent support for quite a while and now that it fell through that this has more downside to go in my opinion.
If it doesn't fall to .01 or lower I'm cool with that too I'll just let the shares I have enjoy the ride up.