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I'm not getting the alignment of this acquisition. A big part of the MGX story is lithium recovery, and the ZincNyx story is a battery without lithium.
I think my inability to follow this board was just user error on my part. I don't have any particular plan to accumulate a certain number of shares, and most likely any purchases would just be throwing money away. But as long as someone is still working at it you never know. My recent purchase amounted to $100 plus commission, and that's about my limit for any future purchases as well.
Here is a link to a slightly more active board for Aladdin Separation Technologies:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/Haber-Science-Inc(fka-HABE)-989/
I see now that there actually is an ASPT board for Aladdin. It seems to have been recycled from a former company with that symbol. There is no activity there.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/Aladdin-Separation-Technologies-Inc-ASPT-1295/
Still fooling around, I just bought 25000 shares at 0.004. I think I placed the order a week or two ago. I had an order at 0.003 sit unfilled for several weeks. So, is anyone still alive out there? BTW, for some reason the system here won't let me follow this board. Does anyone else have that problem?
A couple of days ago I asked how EDIG can make money with their tech, given that that have no money or workers. I guess this is the answer: "If you use a sensor information over the internet to make a informed decision you infringe." Obviously one cannot legitimately claim ownership of the idea to use sensor information to make a decision. Is this what is called a "patent troll"?
So what exactly is the hoped for scenario here? I understand that the company has pretty much zero resources. So how are these patents going to make them money? They would need to have a lot of capital to actually try to implement any of these ideas.
I bought some ZAP many years ago and had forgotten about it. What exactly is the story here? It seems like there is a little buzz on this board, but on the other hand it seems their website is no longer in service. ( http://www.zapworld.com ).
The second item almost sounds to me like if you lend $1000 you receive 10000 shares of stock right away, on top of full repayment with interest in six months and the option described in the third item.
I decided to review what the terms of the loan were. I've made this post in reply to the source. Here they are:
-6 month loan at 20% annualized interest
-Stock bonus of 1/2 of the original loan at .10 value
-The right to convert the original note into 144 stock at .10 in 6months and 1 day
I realize now that I don't understand what the second item means. Did the lenders also receive a chunk of stock? If so, then this is a significantly better deal for the lenders than I had originally thought.
So it might take more than a few weeks to get up and running.
"Has anything else met it's original schedule - on ANY startup mine?"
Cleantech
Are people aware of this other company MGX Minerals. They have a confusingly similar message (from the InvestorsHub page):
"MGX Minerals is revolutionizing the energy industry with a patented Cleantech process
that purifies oilfield wastewater while also recovering minerals such as lithium."
I understand why they needed money. The question is why would the loan be for such a long term if the payoff is expected so soon.
There is a lot of talk of rolling in gold within a few weeks. How does this square with the posts from a while ago that said the company was trying to borrow money for a term of 6 months?
I am guessing that this stock will have another run up or two in the next couple of years, but not before it drops to 30 cents or less. This is based purely on watching how the share price has reacted to news and the lack thereof over the last several years, not knowledge of the technology or progress. Anyone else have any thoughts?
So that's something like US$10,000. Is this really such a small time operation?
I want to like this company, but looking at their product line is kind of nauseating: Sweetmyx 617, Savorymyx UM80, Bittermyx® BB68, ... . I understand that if these things ever make into into the ingredients list on a product they will have better commercial names, but still, I think people at least like to think that they are moving away from artificial food additives. The thing that does intrigue me is the artificial tasting technology. Could this be adapted to other areas, such as environmental monitoring, drug detection, explosive detection, and so on?
I'm not able to find the announcement about the trading halt. Where did you see it?
I've been mulling over buying more, meanwhile the price keeps rising. I bought another lithium stock (Galaxy Resources - GALXF) about the same time as I bought Clean Teq 3 months ago and it too is up almost 100%. I also bought at the same time LIT - GLOBAL X LITHIUM BATTERYTECH ETF, which is up about 25%. I see that LIT does hold shares of Galaxy, but not any Clean Teq. Not sure what I'm rambling about at this point, but what do y'all think, keep buying or let it rest a while?
Just for laughs I put in an order for 50K shares at 0.0041. I thought this was very low since the published ask was over 0.005 at the time, but it got filled pretty quickly. I'm skeptical of the actual value here, but maybe hype will take over.
I bought this 2.5 months ago after reading about it on Stock Gumshoe. I am up about 80%, so hurray for me. I don't actually remember what made me decide to jump in - I know I was researching lithium, but it seems like their story is about other things. Schwab's Equity Rating Report gives it an F, which doesn't mean much. I think those things are pretty much computer generated, and aren't helpful for early stage companies. Anyway, I just wanted to try to get some conversation going.
"why not give the guy another week or two and then judge?" I'm not sure what could happen in two weeks to make one feel better. If they are trying to borrow money for 6 months then maybe that is the appropriate time frame to look at. Personally, I think that it is possible that this can pay off in the long run, but short term it could go a lot lower as people get impatient for tangible progress.
Is anyone following this? With the attempt to buy Tribune Media, I wonder if there is any chance this could evolve into a full blown TV network.
Actually, I was looking at the sales info backwards, the most recent sales are at the top of the list. So the significant buys at the higher prices came later, but were then followed by some low volume sales at the bid. The last sale which raised the price from 0.0037 to 0.0047 amounted to a total of $5.18.
Thanks for the link with sales info. It looks like your copy and paste rearranged the digits a bit, so below is a correction. It looks like there were a couple of significant buys early that drove up the price, but then later sells sent it back down. So, yes, use limit orders.
10/27 0.0047 1103 OTO
10/27 0.0037 100 OTO
10/27 0.0035 10000 OTO
10/27 0.0035 35900 OTO
10/27 0.0036 9900 OTO
10/27 0.00515 10000 OTO
10/27 0.005 57200 OTO
10/27 0.006 12401 OTO
10/27 0.0059 77699 OTO
10/27 0.0058 9900 OTO
10/27 0.006 210000 OTO
10/27 0.0058 10000 OTO
10/27 0.005 100000 OTO
10/27 0.00462 10000 OTO
10/27 0.0049 20000 OTO
10/27 0.00462 10000 OTO
10/27 0.0049 10000 OTO
10/27 0.005 226895 OTO
10/27 0.0043 10000 OTO
10/27 0.00418 5000 OTO
10/27 0.00418 5000 OTO
10/27 0.00418 5000 OTO
10/27 0.00418 5000 OTO
10/27 0.00418 5000 OTO
10/27 0.0041 10000 OTO
10/27 0.0041 10000 OTO
10/27 0.0041 133640 OTO
10/27 0.004 74465 OTO
10/27 0.004 5000 OTO
10/27 0.0038 5000 OTO
According to the investorshub chart the share price started the day at 0.0034, quickly reached 0.006 on decent volume, and then dropped in a single trade to 0.0035. I guess someone forget to select "limit order." Or maybe it was a fake trade just to manipulate the price (the volume bar is very low). If anyone has access to a listing of all the trades of the day that would be interesting to see.
It looks like the share price jumped up 50 cents immediately upon the news, and then just as immediately turned around and dropped $1.50 in about 20 minutes. What might that be about?
The form D says they got $2.7m but doesn't say how many shares were issued. It does say that the sale commenced in June 2016. According to the company website the sale was at a price "close to market quotes." In June 2016 the share price was at less that one cent, so close to market could mean anything. Anyone know how many shares were issued?
I see that in August the share price hit 0.0006 or lower. I'm just curious, was anyone here able to buy at that kind of price in any significant quantity?
Thanks for the good info. A few questions: What happened to the money they got from the settlements? Was any distributed to shareholders? The new IP belongs to the company, or to Pat N.? Are any of the patents they had back when they were working on digital music players still relevant?
I used to own this stock in the 90s and am interested to see that there is still something to discuss. So this Nunnally guy, am I to understand that he has an employee doing technical work for a long time? Seems weird.
I am returning to this stock after 20 years. So there was a bankruptcy and then a law suit to stop it ... . Can someone summarize what the situation is here? Are the old patents that they got payments from still of any value, or do they have others, or ...?
Still playing around, I got a partial fill on a limit order at $0.005. Interesting, since my order at $0.01 a few weeks ago sat mainly unfilled. I guess when someone decides to sell they take whatever is there. I might try a yet lower price just to see what happens.
Is anyone still following this stock? I guess it is vaguely trending upwards over the last couple of months.
I don't have any confidence at all actually, and wouldn't recommend it to anyone. But I have a very long history following this stock and still find it interesting. It is remarkable that there still seem to be people hard at work on this, and I'm rooting for them. (See alladintalk.com.) The buy order I put in was just to see what was going on in the market.
I put in an order for 100k shares at 0.008 on Wednesday 9/13 just to see what would happen. I ended up getting 9000 shares in two parts. That's probably enough experimenting for me.
Where did they get the money to pay for this?
Water purification
I found a new penny stock that reminds me a little of Aladdin (I really want to keep calling it Haber). It is called Cleanteq (CTEQF). They have a mine and a proprietary "ion exchange extraction and purification processing technology," which I think is supposed to be cleaner than other methods. The technology is also applied to water purification. Does anyone know if Haber technologies were ever applied to water purification?
That's pretty good if you can get partial fills on different days and still pay only one commission. That wasn't my experience in the past with Etrade, but I haven't had any recent experience with that sort of thing. I would put my own limit order in to see what happens, but you already have the next 3 months worth of trades sewn up with your outstanding 66k order, (and I'm certainly not going to offer more than .01).
According to the numbers you posted, your buy yesterday was 16667 shares (not 33k+), so that does match what I saw. How much commission are you paying for "gray market" purchases? Is it the same as you pay for normal stocks? The 16 share purchase was particularly brutal. As for the weirdness of the lots you purchased, I think it is explained by the 1:3 reverse split. A lot of those were round lots before the split.