Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
News related to CO2 capture and recycling which is the sector CABN is in:
http://www.carboncapturejournal.com/displaynews.php?NewsID=839
Prize Capital has released a Carbon Capture and Recycling (CCR) Industry Overview report detailing an emerging industry whose technologies are using carbon dioxide as a feedstock in the production of valuable products such as fuel, building materials, animal feed, specialty chemicals, and plastics.
The report takes an initial look at this industry and the innovators within it. It examines the rationale for CCR, current CCR approaches, the forces shaping such approaches, and focuses the majority of its content on leading organizations including their respective stages of development as they move towards commercialization.
As outlined in the report, the industry’s technologies fall into three categories: Biological, chemical and catalytic, and mineralization. The report identifies, profiles, and provides contact information for 136 different entities working on various CCR approaches: 37 biological, 63 chemical and catalytic, 23 mineralization, 1 blended approach, and 12 uncategorized entities.
In addition to 136 CCR entities, the report recognizes the attention that the biological category has received in recent years by not only profiling the 37 biological entities that are either applying or have applied their technologies to the utilization of power plant flue gas, but also providing names, descriptions, and contact information of an additional 260 biological companies, universities, and laboratories in an appendix that have the potential to use flue gas but aren’t known to explicitly do so at this time.
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, a consumer-owned, not-for-profit wholesale power supplier serving 44 electric cooperatives in four western U.S. states, provided funding for the report to help identify the range of CCR technology opportunities that could assist the power supplier to cost effectively manage carbon emissions.
Altogether, the CCR entities vary in size from unfunded concept to over $50 million in funding received. They’re being developed within private companies as well as at universities and laboratories around the world. They have received government and private funding totaling approximately $1 billion. Some are offering full spectrum solutions from capture to reuse, while others focus only on reuse and need viable capture solutions to realize their potentials.
As the report outlines, the challenges associated with commercializing and deploying CCR technologies include: being able to recycle carbon year round, in various climactic conditions; thermodynamic and thermochemical logistics and efficiencies; scalability; proximity to necessary resources; as well as others.
With the emerging array of technologies and producers, as well as the current slate of technological challenges, the report states that investors and other interested parties, as well as the CCR industry itself, would benefit from models that promote diversity of innovation as well as financial diversity, rather than placing “bets” on single technologies and producers.
The report concludes that in the near-term, this new industry represents a paradigm change that could avert the need to resolve complex issues associated with CCS and prompt renewed action on carbon mitigation. Such action is essential as a carbon-constrained world emerges.
http://www.carboncapturejournal.com/displaynews.php?NewsID=839&PHPSESSID=nbvpnq3hlq2tdi6ab9si6mc622
The dawn is coming!!!! Go MVTG!!!
Keep in mind a drop in price like this had, on say a biotech FDA bad news day, is not typically accompied by a 10000% increase in the number of common shares OS, and YRCW has seen a 10000% increase in the OS as a result of Friday's stockholders vote that converted debt to 4 billion new shares!!!
The only bright spot, is they got rid of some debt. Unfortunately they added some debt and it seems kept some debt, and will be paying a hefty interest rate on that debt, while the economy goes sideways, and possibly down. So there is no clarity as to whether or not they will make a profit after the debt conversion.
FWIY, AEXP has book value of 6 cents per share, also known as stock holders equity per share. It has very little debt, far less debt than MNLU at the moment, fewer shares outstanding than MNLU, and far fewer shares than MNLU post pending dilution of the current private offering of MNLU.
Today's shares of AEXP are selling for 1/2 of book value, and they own a piece of what ever happens to the BP#1 well, and they own the leases to a lot of the acreage in the BP#1 well area.
Just for the sake of argument, if MNLU failed to raise the needed cash, and did a bankruptcy trip, I would rather be holding AEXP shares! If MNLU raises the cash, then it may not matter in the end which shares you owned.
Would you mind defending that calculation that gave you that result please?
Keep in mind that a lot of debt was retired in exchange for shares. Before that, the stockholders had negative equity, the company has essentially been insolvent for a good while, but enough stock holders, bond holders and debt holders felt it was too big too fail. Old stock holders were lucky to keep 2.5% ownership.
I am not saying when or if this a buy right now. Too many unknowns regarding planes of the largest new stock holders.
And FYI, OTC scams are and have been worse, GSRE is selling an extra 9 billion shares to add to the 3 billion at .0001 right now.
FedEx reports earnings this week. That could stir the pot here with YRCW!
Latest 10Q/A has this:
I like the new Avitar! CYTR sold the last of the RXII shares about a year ago, but it is way undervalued for several reasons.
This is one of the reasons I like HTM shares (I am waiting for the next low to buy back)!
A sobering Reality indeed:
http://climaterealityproject.org/video/hour-24-new-york/
This is one of the reasons I own CGYV shares!
A sobering Reality indeed:
http://climaterealityproject.org/video/hour-24-new-york/
Someday this company's ( BCON ) products will be a money maker. This video is a sobering look at the Reality we all face:
This is one of the reasons I own BCON shares (in spite of the reasons I should not own them, LOL)!
A sobering Reality indeed:
http://climaterealityproject.org/video/hour-24-new-york/
This is one of the reasons I own TTEG shares!
A sobering Reality indeed:
http://climaterealityproject.org/video/hour-24-new-york/
A sobering reality indded! This is a must watch for CABN and like minded stockholders!
http://climaterealityproject.org/video/hour-24-new-york/
http://climaterealityproject.org/video/hour-24-new-york/
Reality is quite sobering!!!!
Our time is coming!!!! Go MVTG!!!
I think his point was about incomplete wells, not about drilling resources? And he was saying that many are in the same boat. Makes me wonder if many of them drilled the wells to keep leases from defaulting, but held off on production, no frack and no pipeline expense, to wait until gas prices recover, and to hold down capital costs?
Also it mentions that many of those wells are waiting on access to pipelines (as an added definition to their meaning of incomplete wells?)!!!!
That "bloggers price target" was not a target, but a value analysis. It is already a dated analysis as well.
That said, in a situation like YRCW finds itself in for the next week or so, there may be little relationship between intrinsic value, and price, as equilibrium gets whacked by a 10000% increase in shares being sold (dumped) in a day versus the average volume.
I wonder how they came up with this number?
You had me scratching my head over the PM and what it meant, LOL, but a little common sense, LOL, goes a long way. No doubt we will have our hands full this coming week as Mods with this one, so welcome to Common Sense as an assistant, LOL.
Good catch on the .062 bottom connection there to the series B convertibles.
IIRC one of the debt conversions (or similar) had a lot cheaper conversion rate, at about .07/share, while the others had higher priced conversion rates. The floor at that price may the cheapest share conversions being dumped right away, at break even for them, while the others wait for a bounce or buy to support the floor so they can sell higher cost shares for more later. Anything is possible with this one now. YRCW shares are now a lost wages Nevada casino for sure!
Place your bets and roll the dice folks!
I wonder if the massive new share count being dumped now, combined with the expected R/S, might not bottom this thing before the R/S instead of after, do to the massive selling pressure now? May depend on how many of the shares get dumped in a panic next week. But I would expect anything at or below .01 be a pretty safe buy bet for a good bounce ..... before or after a R/S.
I considered starting a health food & supplement store myself, and later an online version, but alas, they say, "Life is what happens to you while making other plans".
Marc told me earlier this week that it takes a prescription in Europe just to buy Vitamin C!!
OUCH!
And I thought we had issues with the US FDA!
I got to thinking after Gold's recent bearish comments on IFUS about some good comparisons. I may work on a post for that this weekend. The theme being, to compare say CYTR to IFUS.
CYTR has no sales, a huge known cost going forward with its new drug trials, yet the market cap has been in the $100 million dollar area for years, as they burn through 5 to 20 million dollars or more per year,
and yet at today's price IFUS is sporting a tiny market cap of only about $350,000, for a company with a product that works, and that has real revenue, and product sales, that are climbing.
There are many good CYTR comparisons. Point being that I see IFUS as undervalued!
I am thinking of putting in a bid at .0000/share and see what happens?
Ain't over till the fat lady sings!
Very interesting news for CABN shareholders and watchers:
http://www.pennenergy.com/index/petroleum/display/5337287069/articles/pennenergy/petroleum/refining/2011/09/sasol-to_build_the.html?cmpid=EnlDailyPetroSeptember142011
Writing was on the walls, my post below was almost prophetic, LOL
as well as my .02/share buying target, which we still might reach, especially if it fell this far, and hard, before the new shares are even available to distribute.
Did you miss the last SEC report? They are selling new shares, private offer, at an un-disclosed price to raise $2 million dollars, and already sold $600,000 worth, but did not say what price they sold at? This weeks crash in the stock price means key people know what that price was (is) (like the MM's) and they are now dropping the support price to that level, before retail people get the price news in a later filing. I have seen this cycle here several times now the last 3 years.
The SEC filing was released about week or 2 before the latest news blitz on hiring two more people and the national geographic fluff piece.
You were saying?
"
They need a truck load of lipstick for this PIG!!
And with all those new shares (20 new shares for every old one, ouch) the shorts will have no problem borrowing shares to sell short. This could become a bloody massacre or stamped to sell first!
If it hits .02 this month, I may take the dip and buy a few back. I have been on the sideline for months, got out at about $1.35 when I saw the writing on the wall!
I am convinced a RS is coming this year. Don't they need to do late to keep their listing? Nasdaq?
They will still have lots of debt after all the shares are issued, and they raised cash with new debt, so your "no debt" claim is wrong. Also the earlier detailed post today shows the final share count going to over 4 billion shares, so your number there is also out of date.
That is very encouraging to hear!!! Thanks for sharing that. I talked with Marc at great length yesterday about two friends I have with problems that I am going steer towards these products. One is in her late 60's and has suffered with shingles for 5 years non stop know, and nothing the AMA has tried has helped. The other had an acute pancreas attack recently.....
I wish more IFUS product users that own the stock would post up here. This one is a real sleeper. Even parents whose kids have Autism seem to be finding that it helps enormously, as it is now listed on the Autism web site I posted about 3 months ago here.
I also have a friend on the liver transplant list, but I do not know how bad his is. How bad was your friend's liver?
Except that they have no debt, and about $1.50 a share in cash on hand
I did not read it, but if he is a short seller, I agree, I rarely trust what they say, but unfortunately enough others do to trigger a sell off, and in this case, the huge mass of new shares is likely to be dumped, at least some of it, and that is likely to start the dominos rapidly falling here. A 97% dilution is massive!
Gerry mentioned in passing to me about 4 weeks that the creditors they owe money to have been great about working with them (no a D&B report would back that up), he said it in a meaningfull way, meaningfull tone, like they were willing to wait, are being patient, and are not going after the juggler so to speak. Frankly, they have lot to loose if they pushed them too hard, and a lot to gain by waiting for them to get their funding lined up, and the well completed.
I hate to say this, but for the first time in my life, this looks like a perfect short play. This could hammered down to .02 if enough of these guys dump at all once, while the shorts help it along, and while the Euro sovereigns and Euro banks crisis blows up and the economy here continues to slip with high fuel prices. Every one knows a R/S is coming after these guys dump enough of those shares with some sort of Pump and dump promos behind them.
They are still loosing money, still have lots of debt and interest, fuel is not cheap, freight is not increasing, and these fools are about dump a 1000% increase in penny common shares in a bad scary market!
I would short it here, and buy back and go long at .02, if it gets there for a bounce maybe, or wait for the R/S and see if what the economy does.
Going long here, reminds of trying to pick up pennies right in front of a moving bulldozer!
The problem is the MM's rigged the game at the open. They deliberately ignored the open market orders, and sold themselves all those shares at .225, then resold them all to us at .03 to .045 in the next 2 hours, which is backwards, and absurd.
I almost wonder if they know good news is coming and wanted cheap shares, but they would have raided MNLU too, if that were true.
You go to the charts page, then click one day view on the chart, let it load, then click the data menu and let it load. Flash must be enabled.
Actually you bring up an interesting point. If MNLU can sell shares in a private offering to cover the bills, why cant AEXP sell shares? Perhaps it has to do with which company is expected to survive? BUt if MNLU failed to raise enough cash, I see no reason AEXP could not raise cash?
I hold nearly equal positions in both stocks now, but I did get lucky today and the MMs were nice enough to sell me shares at .03, after they stole a hoard of shares at .22x? and then finally filled my old order later in the morning. CSAH!