No it's not. Per Johnnie the transfer agent as of today ALRT's AS is 2B shares.

Numbers can change frequently. You are looking at old info.

Call or email the transfer agent yourself.

I emailed Danielle Case at DanielleC@pacificstocktransfer.com but Johnnie Zarecor replied to that email.

His direct line at Pacific Stock Transfer Company is 571-485-9999.

He said in the future to contact him directly.

I confirmed the following share structure with the transfer agent a couple of hours ago:

Authorized: 2,000,000,000

Issued: 242,777,909

Restricted: 154,306,740

By my math that makes the float 88,471,169 shares.

I also got a reply from the transfer agent.

Good Afternoon. The share structure on 9/20/2017 is below. For future requests, please send to me directly.



Authorized: 2,000,000,000

Issued: 242,777,909

Restricted: 154,306,740



Have a good day.



Regards,

Johnnie





Johnnie Zarecor

Pacific Stock Transfer Company

Direct: 571-485-9999



Global Operations Center Capital Transfer Agency

6725 Via Austi Pkwy, Suite 300 121 Richmond St. W. Ste 401

Las Vegas, Nevada 89119 Toronto, ON M5H 2K1

Telephone: 571-485-9999 Telephone: 416-350-5007

Yes I did. And those aren't retail trades... institutions or angel investors. Still many if not most institution can't touch a stock unless the price is at least 5 bucks a share. Once XXII hits that, and in my opinion it will within the next 6 months or so, the flood gates will open.

I'm very comfortable with my position in XXII. And I plan to add more on any significant dips (assuming I have the fresh powder in my account).

All my opinions.

Yep. And he should be able to spruce up the place afterwards.

Perhaps a fat finger trade.

Some healthy profit taking today. Still a beautiful 6 month chart. I intend to hold my core position of this for the long term (at least a year). As a long term holder I prefer a stair step approach to new highs.

GLTA

But not being sold into thin air. Those shares are also being bought. And/or also being accumulated by the market makers on the cheap to let go later at a higher price.

I heard DP say in an interview that he got into this MJ business because of the high revenues per square foot vs. other industries. Upwards of $4K-$5K per square foot.

Yep. Has him mixed up with excboe I think.

I wouldn't worry about that $3000 trade that showed up after the market closed. It wasn't an after hours trade. It was simply a trade made sometime during the regular trading session but only reported after hours by the MM on a form T to clean up his books.

I think if this makes it to $5 there will be no stopping the up trend.

True, if people held from $6 back in 2014 and are still holding they may exit ASAP just to get out anywhere near a breakeven point.

But on the flip side I bet there are a lot of institutional investors out there that would love to get in on this promising company but are prohibited from doing so because the share price is under 5 bucks.

If this hits 5 and the institutions start piling in it'll be hard to stop the upward momentum. Big money could move this thing up over a long period of time as they try to establish their positions.

It's also not too far fetched to believe someone like Phillip Morris could swoop in and acquire this company at many multiples of the current share price.

My humble opinions.

That's friggin hilarious! Go TRTC!

You're pricing them as if they're going BK. Not going to happen.

I don't believe everything I read but check this out:

https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/TRTC--Probability-Of-Bankruptcy

For comparison take a look at this:

https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/DRYS--Probability-Of-Bankruptcy

Not Bad! Check this out:
https://www.macroaxis.com/invest/ratio/DRYS--Probability-Of-Bankruptcy

Very interesting! And I just read Maverick's post that he emailed ICLD and L. Sands confirmed the ICLD/Netlayer relationship.

Something is up. Not sure at this point if it's bad thing though. But it appears ICLD is intentionally keeping Netlayer a secret for some reason.

I have a long position in ICLD and still intend to hold. Very interested to see what their next quarterly report reveals.

GLTY

That address is a 3 story office building with 52,452 square feet of office space. InterCloud's offices at that address occupy 3,784 square feet of it. The rest is leased out to other businesses. What make's you believe Netlayer is affiliated with Intercloud just because they're located in the same office building?

Morgan Stanley also has offices at 1030 Broad Street. So does that mean Intercloud is also affiliated with them?

Is that a 12 wide or 14 wide?

I see the low volume today as a good sign. Perhaps the bondholder is done dumping their shares at any price.

If ICLD can demonstrate via their next quarterly report and subsequent reports that they are still on track at reducing debt, improving the balance sheet, and curbing their net losses, then the share price and volume will take care of itself organically.

I know that's a lot of ifs, but then that's why the share price is at a penny now instead of a buck. IF ICLD can execute, long term shareholders in at the current levels will be handsomely rewarded IMO.

If they fail to execute, well then it's just more pain and suffering for the shareholders (myself included) who decided to wait and see what's in ICLD's future.

I have a little over 9 grand invested in this. On paper I'm down 49%. But I'll ride this down to zero before I sell any of my shares at a loss. Stupid attitude perhaps. But one needs to accept greater risks if they're going for greater rewards. I'm comfortable gambling with 9000 bucks. It won't wipe me out if I lose the bet. And if I lose, it certainly won't be the first time lol.

Best of luck to all.

However dilution has slowed down some. The last 10 trading days through September 6th there have been 33M shares added to the OS (on 8/22 the OS was 338,921,030, on 9/6 it was 371,909,360).

So a little over 3M shares/day added during the last 10 trading days. That's a 25% reduction in the dilution rate over the prior 10 trading days.

A half filled cup is either half empty or half full depending on ones perspective.

And with the right catalyst this can move up just as quickly. That's why I refuse to sell any for less than a nickle. I'll take some profits at a nickle (my avg cost is $0.0235). But I plan to hold my core position for the big payday. $0.50 within a few years isn't out of the question in my opinion. It can happen if they continue to increase revenues and improve the balance sheet.

Good luck to all. And anyone in the path of Irma be safe! My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Correct. Last reported on 8/31/17 the OS was at 369,801,632. That's good to see only 2M shs added since then. IMO

2 consecutive up days for ICLD! It's a start in the right direction for the stock price. The last time we had 2 consecutive up days was back in July (July 14-July 17th).

Can we perhaps string together 3 green days? The last time that happened was July 3rd-July 6th, so we're due.

For me though I haven't realized any losses or gains in ICLD. I haven't sold any shares since I started accumulating them on March 23rd.

Full disclosure: I currently hold 389,157 shares with an average cost basis of $0.0235/sh. Down 47.19% on paper. But I won't sell any of those shares at a loss. I will wait and let realized gains come to me. I'm in no rush. It doesn't matter to me if it takes 3 weeks or 3 years. But in my opinion it will happen within that time frame.

Everyone always please do your own due diligence. Never make buy hold or sell decisions based on someone's opinion on a stock message board. Opinions are like a$$ holes, everyone has one lol.

Best of luck to all.

No, buy low. Sell hi. This is getting old.

Good luck to you.

I think those of us with some patience here will be rewarded in due time.

There are a lot of stinky pinkies and garbage OTC companies out there that don't stand a snowball's chance in hell of ever amounting to anything. In my opinion, ICLD isn't one of them.

Huge potential here I believe.

But all should do their own due diligence and invest or trade accordingly.

No, it's buy low and sell high. Some people just don't get how to make money in the stock market. Sell low and you always lose.

Full disclosure, I added more to my position today at $0.011. My average cost per share now is just $0.0235 and that includes all broker commissions. A hundred percent pop which is certainly doable and I'm even. But I'm not here to break even. I'm here to win big. This could be a $0.50 stock within 6-12 months. But I'm in no rush, I'm going to hold for the big payday.

My opinions.

ICLD will move in due time. Actually I hope it doesn't move too much until I'm able to add to my position tomorrow. The cash in my broker account is still restricted from buying this until tomorrow. Let it fly after I load the boat.

Stay safe brother. Everyone in TX is in my prayers.

I hope you're right. I want more cheapies.

I have a long position in ICLD but I hope the share price stays this low until Wednesday. Unfortunately I use Scottrade and they won't let me use the funds I put into my account on Friday until this coming Wednesday.

They put a 3 day restriction on recently deposited funds if the funds are to be used to purchase stocks that trade under a buck a share. I hate that about Scottrade but otherwise I like their service. My trades usually execute quickly and they usually get me a better price than what's on my limit order.

On another note... WOW!!! This board sure was dead today! Perhaps all the others DID start school this week lol!

Yes.

"The number of outstanding shares of the registrant’s common stock on March 16, 2015 was 19,446,199."

Per their FORM 10-K annual report for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2014.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1128725/000121390015002005/f10k2014_intercloudsys.htm#a_020

I concur. And even though doubling the AS sucks, they had to do it. But I still prefer they did that vs the only other option of a drastic RS.

My opinion.

Best of luck to you.

We know this already. You tell us longs the same thing every day! Please come up with something new. Why are you here anyway? Obviously you hate this company because you lost your ever loving a$$ in ICLD. So why not just move along already to brighter and bigger things, greener pastures if you will?

Even if this company has no hope to ever become profitable (which I don't believe will be the case), I still fully expect to sell all of my shares at many multiples of the current share price over a relatively short period of time. But I'm in no rush. If it takes several years to sell at a nice profit so be it.

And... if I'm wrong in my thesis with InterCloud and they go BK instead, so be that too.

Good luck to you anyway. I wish no ill upon anyone.

My opinions.

Yeah right.

No. Please look up the difference between AS and OS.

I noticed you highlighted the word "super". I'm not worried about super preferred voting stock. Now if the 14C said super duper I would be somewhat concerned.

Only if the trade goes against them. Investing in any stock is a gamble, even if investing in blue chip stocks. There are no guarantees.

But I think most here know that, otherwise they would be buying bank CDs and waiting anxiously for that one quarter of one percent yearly return lol.

Kudos to the day traders who made out like bandits thus far today! Nothing wrong with a quick 30% return!

MM's still shaking the tree. I haven't sold a single share yet and don't intend to. At least not under a nickle. Unfortunately though I couldn't take advantage of the low price today because I added more shares yesterday at .0143 and that was all the available cash in my brokerage account.

When share prices skyrocket people become irrational, and they also become irrational when the bottom falls out.

But over the longer term things tend to balance out. This stock will eventually go up, and when it does I will be glad that I didn't give away my shares.

Look, even if we assume another 25M shares dilution today that would put their market cap at only a paltry $4M.

Look around in OTC land and you will find many real steaming turds out there with no prospects and worse balance sheets than ICLD with market caps 10x higher than $4M!

I'm still in accumulation mode so naturally the lower the price the more bang for my buck. But once I have all the shares I want then absolutely I would hope the share price goes up where I can sell at a tidy profit. That's what it's all about... buy low and sell high, not the other way around.

And I feel pretty confident that if ICLD can continue to clean up it's balance sheet and increase it's revenues with their new products and services in the pipeline the share price will take care of itself. But company turnarounds don't happen overnight, and I understand that. That's why I will continue to hold my shares a year or two if it takes that long.

However, each investor has to do what's best for them and their particular set of circumstances. It's really quite simple though. You either believe ICLD will make it or it won't. If you think they won't then by all means sell or don't buy. If you believe they will amount to a hill of beans one day then by all means buy or hold. But only you can make those decisions.

Best of luck to you and good luck to all.

Please! Quit blaming others. Only you are responsible for what you buy or sell. You are responsible for doing your own DD and that doesn't mean just reading stock message boards, best to always start with the SEC filings.

Full disclosure: I am long 317,430 shares at an average price per share of $0.0263 which includes all broker commissions. AND I won't sell any of my lots at a loss. I still expect to be handsomely rewarded one day. I'm in no rush to capitalize on this, but capitalize I will!

If you can't handle the stock price volatility you have no business messing with penny stocks. Wild price swings come with the territory. But greater risks can equal greater rewards.

My opinions only.