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Kind of a dud today. Interesting 13G posted after hours though. After hours trades are interesting as well.
Gemini Group Global, Inc. entered into a 3 (a) 10 agreement with Rockwell Capital Partners to pay the trade debt of the remaining $47,500 related to purchase Vapor Union, in which the Company issued shares of common stock in exchange
Yeah, they sure did. About 30 million of them.
Averaged down a bit today to where I'm near even. Can't say I expected a huge run up, but I'm somewhat surprised that this isn't trading a bit higher.
Confidential treatment. Basically it means there is some information in the filing that the company believes should be kept confidential, and apparently the SEC agrees.
This link might help clarify:
https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/17/240.24b-2
Edit: Apparently they made the request under the FOIA, therefore the SEC will assess withholding the information if and when they receive a FOIA request.
You are way more brave than I am. I lucked out on snagging some at 2.00 and sold half at 4.80. If it runs like hell, well that's just fine.
I have what I put in plus beer money and I'll see where the rest goes!
Jumped back in at 1.09. I'm seeing resistance at about 1.25-1.30 and could bail there, but if that breaks...
Been taking a look at HK.
Planning a prepackaged Chpt 11, with commons still retaining some value. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. It's at around .27 now, with some estimates of value at .30 to .40.
Time will tell.
WFT and PQ (and others)are beaten down pretty hard in that sector as well. Odds are there will be a much thinner field come next year.
You'd have more luck organizing a Beatles reunion tour than you would with getting this POS to ever trade off the greys again.
Sure, if you consider something that trades on the NASDAQ pennyland.
I think its more likely that day traders are taking advantage of the uncertainty. Seems like this has been bouncing between ~1.12 and ~1.20-1.25 all week long.
Indeed. My only regret here was waiting until yesterday to pull the trigger. But that's in the past...
Oh, I get that. Some folks don't.
The name on the Colorado SOS filing is Anastasia Shishova. The only other place I find her is here:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1518380/000147793216010052/buscar_8k.htm
I'm guessing that the huge bid is a head fake and VFIN has been sitting at the ask with 100,000 at .0012 all day long. Meanwhile, millions have gone through at .0012.
This is pretty ugly.
Based on those last two filings, these two groups now have about 30% of EBIO, unless I'm misreading them.
It finally filled. I just had the time to see what the bots would do in response to my bids. Just the fact that anyone is bothering to run an algorithm on this ticker makes me think that this is far from dead.
Quite the opposite.
I suppose if you can stil short this they may be attempting to keep it down, but my stock fu isn't strong enough to figure that out.
As far as I can tell, a bot was positioning itself to get shares at .0001 more than I was bidding, then I had a partial fill, again a buy at .0001 more than I was bidding, then my order was filled.
It's just...odd.
Watching level 2 is amusing here. Put up a bit at .296, bots got to .2961 and hide that bid. Raise bid to .2965, bots go to .2966 and hide that bid...
Rinse, repeat.
I wonder what the bid really is?
The Bots are in control on both sides of the trade.
So true. Someone is keeping this around .33 to .35, either to accumulate or they are making bank on the bots.
The deal between Albumedix and Eleven Biotherapeutics was completed on 4 December 2015. The terms of the agreement are not disclosed but under the agreement, Albumedix will pay Eleven an upfront fee as well as a share of commercialisation income.
Things look a bit rough here, but that sounds like a lump sum of cash and a future revenue stream. I guess it depends what Albumedix does with it.
"Ocean Power Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:OPTT) has risen 422.41% since April 22, 2015 and is uptrending. It has outperformed by 423.43% the S&P500."
Is the guy who wrote this lazy or just clueless? I'll let the price target go for now, emerging technology and all. The last few sentences of that article, however, are kind of leaving something out of the equation.
Let some big company that has the resources to do a serious APP turnaround acquire APP and call it day!
Exactly that. I've watched this off and on for a couple of years now and have thus far stayed on the sidelines. If the right folks take the reigns I think I'd be willing to take a chance on this one.
I'm with you on most of what you are saying, but Rickels, Two Guys, and Tower Records were some well known names as well.
I think he was involved with evxa.
There is really no telling what the hell is going on here anymore. As it stands, all of the previous officers of the company are gone, the company is in default with the Nevada SOS. The list of officers is overdue and their business license expired in January.
As of the last 10-Q the company had 100,000,000 shares authorized and 1,088,543 shares outstanding. Post split, the math works out just like it should.
Now look at that 8-k again. "...the Company has agreed to issue a total of 100,000,000 shares in settlement of this debt, at a price of $0.001 per share." So they are now holding all of the authorized shares?
Any thoughts on the volume and price movement today? Other than the papers that were published about two weeks ago I don't see what is driving this.
From the 8-K posted 4/13:
Just for laughs I took a look at the TLDG page here on Ihub. The inbox is boilerplate, right down to the "short squeeze" line. Its like they're just phoning it in these days.
In Savannah GA there is a Greek restaurant called the Olympia Cafe. Prior to the Atlanta games (Savannah hosted the yachting events) it was called the Olympic Cafe. A Greek restaurant with a Greek owner could probably make a legitimate claim to keeping the name, but who has deeper pockets, the IOC or Nick?
That was the thread that I was referring to. I have no doubt that there is plenty of manipulation going on, but I also believe that the "usual suspects" are all straw men. Odds are, the same guy who is pumping the hell out of something and pointing at the "massive support at .00XX" is the one who put the bids there. Once he's done selling, that rug gets pulled out and the suckers find out that there is no floor under it. He then cries foul claiming MM manipulation. Lather, rinse, repeat.
This kind of thing happens on all levels, not just the pinks. I think the main difference is that on the big boards you are dealing with viable companies, so there is some basis in reality for how they trade.
I found the action on DHT last week very interesting. The volume had been hovering at about 500k-1million for almost two weeks and the price fluctuated from about 1.00 to 1.15. Then in three days, the volume went from 1.5, to 3.6, to 5.4 million. The price ran to 1.50.
Then this came out:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=51693125
And of course the massive sell off followed. It closed Friday at 1.03.
Amazing set of coincidences?
I recall someone (it may have been on this board) explaining the "evil MM" myth in great detail to another poster. As you say, the MMs place the orders they are given. The poster then went on to explain how he could place multiple orders routed through several MMs to make level 2 look they way he wanted. He even offered to demonstrate it for them.
Now, how much one person could actually be capable of and the legality of it all is unknown to me. It did, however, make a whole lot more sense than many of the conspiracy theories offered about MMs, shorters, etc.
Someone with more knowledge here could probably explain in more detail and more accurately than I can.
If you take away the $56 million impairment charge from last year, DHT made money last year.
I must say maronti, your persistence is amazing. Hopefully we'll see some light at the end of this long tunnel. I don't truly expect Walters and crew to do right by the shareholders here, but maybe keeping their feet to the fire will force their hand.
I really like what I see in S&W and the warrants have been good to me. Monarch Bay is a bitter pill to swallow, however. Having held MSTF for too long while Walters and Co. screw everyone dumb enough to have bought shares really makes me wonder.
You may be right, but I don't see that severe of a drop on the horizon. My guess would be a possible retrace to around 1.15. If you look back at the F-3 that came out in October, you'll see that this was a while coming.
Here is a transcript of the earnings call:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/368131-bluelinx-holdings-ceo-discusses-q4-2011-results-earnings-call-transcript?source=thestreet
(edited my first link, this has the entire transcript.)
The last mention of it was in September, but here is the filing:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1390778/000116552711000899/g5450.txt
Well, you're not by yourself any more. I picked up a few BXC on friday. We'll see Wednesday if that was a good call or not!
I'd be cautious here. The name change hasn't happened, the split hasn't happened, and there has been no real news since two out of the three people involved with this company left. Note also that the website seems to have remained static for months.
Unless something can tell me otherwise, I have to believe that this activity was manipulation, possibly by someone looking to get out before (and if) the split happens.