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Court restrictions on spending are unknown and one thing is definite in ch.11 ; don't spend a dime on anything.
Talk is doing the right thing to end the endless battle against shorty.
iTalk doesn't want to sell after seeing what happened to Laidlaw
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The only sale at .0006 must've made $100 minus broker fees. That would hardly pay for a pack of cigarettes. TALK makes Glasgow $17,000 per tick on their 170,000,000 shares.
What think you? Chapter 11 solves. We shall see what TALK resolves on the 31st
The government gets all my money OMFG
Chapter 11 is for saving the shareholders from the nice creditors who turned out to be loan sharks. Way to go iTalk!
iTalk is an investment not a gamble. Investment means dollar cost averaging which means buying more to average your dollar cost per share.
Or maybe the smart people know silence is golden =|
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Waiting for what?
TDYS trades at $.025 with a P/S Ratio of 10,560:1 and has a operating margin of -309,699.29%
http://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TDYS/key-statistics?p=TDYS
Weird when compared to TALK's P/S Ratio of .04:1
Price/Sales Ratio Math for iTalk; Updated sector comparison
Proforma Sales equals $13,888,500
Proforma Net Sales per share is Total sales divided by number of shares
Divide $13,888,500(revs) / 1.875bil(shares) = .0074(net sales per share)
P/S Ratio is Share Price divided by Net Sales per Share
as of 9/15/2016 $0.0003/$0.0074=0.04
P/S = Investors pay $0.04 for every $1.00 in sales = 0.04:1
http://www.investopedia.com/university/ratios/investment-valuation/ratio6.asp?o=40186&l=dir&qsrc=1&qo=serpSearchTopBox&ap=investopedia.com
Check out the sector comparison of 317 wireless companies
Note: Companies can be sorted in ascending or descending order by clicking the column titles. Ex: At $957/shr Verizon trades at 30 times sales while iTalk trades at .04 times sales
https://screener.finance.yahoo.com/b?vw=0&b=1&s=nm&sc=840&db=stocks
Core Internet Assets
http://www.italkmobility.com/home
http://cpdmobile.com/t-mobile
http://elephante.org/
http://unitedmobilesolutions.com/
Affiliates
http://ultra.me/
https://www.metropcs.com/
https://www.simplemobile.com/
http://www.bluproducts.com/
https://www.gosmartmobile.com/
http://univisionmobile.com/
http://cpdmobile.com/simply-prepaid-tmobile
Smartphones Exponential Sales Growth
https://ronnie05.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/str4/
correction:170 million is $17,000 per tick
$22000 per tick
The 50k is laid down when the message board chatter dies
That's when all the gifts in Whoville are pilfered into the sleigh even the crumbs
All reminds me of Talk's nss
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I thought only juveniles were delinquent.
It's hilarious to see the rift between the tunnel vision focused on a delinquency as opposed to the multitude of milestones and accomplishments iTalk has achieved. A minor delinquency does not diminish the latter.
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After the ch.11 reorganization we can stop guessing
However 170 million shares speaks for itself
TALK 's Par Value is .001 not .0001
Price/Sales Ratio Math for iTalk
Proforma Sales equals $13,888,500
Proforma Net Sales per share is Total sales divided by number of shares
Divide $13,888,500(revs) / 1.875bil(shares) = .0074(net sales per share)
P/S Ratio is Share Price divided by Net Sales per Share
as of 9/15/2016 $0.0003/$0.0074=0.04
P/S = Investors pay $0.04 for every $1.00 in sales = 0.04:1
http://www.investopedia.com/university/ratios/investment-valuation/ratio6.asp?o=40186&l=dir&qsrc=1&qo=serpSearchTopBox&ap=investopedia.com
Check out the sector comparison
https://screener.finance.yahoo.com/b?sc=840&im=&prmin=40&prmax=&mcmin=25000000000&mcmax=&dvymin=&dvymax=&betamin=&betamax=&remin=&remax=&pmmin=&pmmax=&pemin=25&pemax=&pbmin=&pbmax=&psmin=0&psmax=&pegmin=&pegmax=&gr=&grfy=&ar=&vw=1&db=stocks
Core Internet Assets
http://www.italkmobility.com/home
http://cpdmobile.com/t-mobile
http://elephante.org/
http://unitedmobilesolutions.com/
Affiliates
http://ultra.me/
https://www.metropcs.com/
https://www.simplemobile.com/
http://www.bluproducts.com/
https://www.gosmartmobile.com/
http://univisionmobile.com/
http://cpdmobile.com/simply-prepaid-tmobile
Smartphones Exponential Sales Growth
https://ronnie05.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/str4/
Mr. Levy built Submicron into a $176 million global business
http://investorshub.advfn.com/iTalk-Inc-TALK-25950/
Refinance is always an option too. The increase in properties under management will continue to go up along with increasing revenues and debt reduction. Adding 10 new stores with triple the forecast is not a one time thing. This will continue to happen with many many more stores adding hundreds of million in revenue. That is a common sense forecast.
Dead money and holding pattern are entirely different things
I agree, it looks like the beginning is near. The selling will soon cease IMO
I can see a 2:1 in the cards for iTalk
Cheer up the day has just begun. It's safe now to release filings IMO
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Price/Sales Ratio Math for iTalk
Proforma Sales equals $13,888,500
Proforma Net Sales per share is Total sales divided by number of shares
Divide $13,888,500(revs) / 1.875bil(shares) = .0074(net sales per share)
Proforma P/S Ratio is Share Price divided by Net Sales per Share
as of 9/15/2016 $0.0003/$0.0074=0.04
P/S = Investors pay $0.04 for every $1.00 in sales = 0.04:1
http://www.investopedia.com/university/ratios/investment-valuation/ratio6.asp?o=40186&l=dir&qsrc=1&qo=serpSearchTopBox&ap=investopedia.com
Check out the sector comparison
https://screener.finance.yahoo.com/b?sc=840&im=&prmin=40&prmax=&mcmin=25000000000&mcmax=&dvymin=&dvymax=&betamin=&betamax=&remin=&remax=&pmmin=&pmmax=&pemin=25&pemax=&pbmin=&pbmax=&psmin=0&psmax=&pegmin=&pegmax=&gr=&grfy=&ar=&vw=1&db=stocks
Core Internet Assets
http://www.italkmobility.com/home
http://cpdmobile.com/t-mobile
http://elephante.org/
http://unitedmobilesolutions.com/
Affiliates
http://ultra.me/
https://www.metropcs.com/
https://www.simplemobile.com/
http://www.bluproducts.com/
https://www.gosmartmobile.com/
http://univisionmobile.com/
http://cpdmobile.com/simply-prepaid-tmobile
Smartphones Exponential Sales Growth
https://ronnie05.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/str4/
Snooze you lose
Background
An individual may file under chapter 11; however, the provisions of chapter 11 are generally used to reorganize a business. Chapter 11 allows the debtor to continue its business operations by means of a plan of reorganization, which must meet certain statutory criteria. 11 U.S.C. 1129. By enacting chapter 11, Congress gave the debtor a chance to restructure its finances so that it may continue to operate, provide its employees with jobs, pay its creditors, and produce a return for its stockholders. Because chapter 11 envisions an ongoing business, the most likely persons to have knowledge of the operation and details of the business are the existing managers who normally continue operations during the chapter 11 process. A major rationale for business reorganizations is that the value of a business as an ongoing concern is greater than it would be if its assets were sold. When a business develops financial difficulties, such as not being able to pay its creditors due to cash flow problems, it may consider filing a chapter 11 bankruptcy. If the business can extend or reduce its debts or drastically lower its operating costs, it often can be returned to a viable state. Generally, it is more economically efficient to reorganize than to liquidate, because doing so preserves jobs and assets.
Cooperation among the various interests is crucial to a successful reorganization.
http://www.casb.uscourts.gov/html/body_chapter11.htm
Volume of zero says it all
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Insulting TALK isn't prudent if the goal is to sell
Sell the bottom sounds like a firm strategy
Loving the price! "Weeeee"
Time to average down. Nice volume too you gotta love zero
Exactly my point! He may be telling the truth although a bit misleading. He doesn't say specifically who is being investigated. LOL
Who is being investigated?
What is a Wells notice?
It's a letter, usually from the SEC, that says a publicly traded company and/or person from the same firm—has been investigated and that there is probable legal action planned for violating federal security laws.
Those violations can include insider trading and/or misleading investors.
Individual investors/traders can also receive a Wells notice.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45612974
Unfortunately, the SEC has no obligation to inform witnesses of an investigation's outcome or even its termination. In fact, the witness may never hear from them again. Should the matter proceed further, there are a number of other possible outcomes, including a cautionary letter, a referral to civil or criminal law enforcement organizations, a referral to a self-regulatory agency, administrative proceedings or injunctive actions.
http://seclaw.blogspot.com/2014/01/tips-for-responding-to-sec-subpoena.html
The receipt of a Wells Notice typically does not come as a surprise to the prospective respondent, as there is almost always an investigation that leads up to the Wells Notice, and discussions with the SEC or NASD staff. The real question with a Wells Notice is whether to respond to the notice and whether to make the Wells Submission.
There is no legal requirement for a regulator to provide a Wells Notice to you, however it is the practice of the SEC and the NASD to provide such notice. Procedurally, the SEC and NASD Staff (the people you are dealing with during the investigation) do not have the authority to commence proceedings. They need to obtain approval to commence proceedings. The approval process is handled without any input from the prospective defendant.
http://www.seclaw.com/docs/wellsnotice.htm
Common violations that may lead to SEC investigations include:
Misrepresentation or omission of important information about securities
Manipulating the market prices of securities
Stealing customers' funds or securities
Violating broker-dealers' responsibility to treat customers fairly
Insider trading (violating a trust relationship by trading on material, non-public information about a security)
Selling unregistered securities.
https://www.sec.gov/News/Article/Detail/Article/1356125787012
None of which has happened