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I agree and thanks! RSII looking good for a strong run!
Hopefully you are at least waiting for VNDM to stop taking the bid. CANT seems to have an abundant supply as well. From watching L2, it looks like .0065 might be a good entry for you. JMO
Looking forward to tomorrow here. Big volume will definitely bring on a major run. Seems like a lot of people are getting back in for the next leg up. Could we see .01 this time?
My pick is RSII @ .0013
What I like here is that it is going up nice and slow. I usually take profits on a major spike but I haven't had to here yet. Looking forward to seeing what Tuesday brings!
I'm not sure. I grabbed some lotto shares.
Who grabbed the 6 million shares? Anyone?
9's are a lot thinner now. Let's break this through .0014.
Your posts got us onto the breakout boards. Strong work!
SHMN
Yep, he's just sitting there getting whatever he can get. This should get interesting.
I think PUMA knows!
Agreed! You can tell by watching L2. Let's see if we can break .0014.
Should that agreement show up on this website?
https://www.fpds.gov/ezsearch/fpdsportal?indexName=awardfull&templateName=1.4.2&s=FPDSNG.COM&q=VENDOR_DUNS_NUMBER%3A%22004550751%22
He might've fallen asleep!
LAMP is gone now - 1.7 million shares. Huh? This is some funky stuff goin down here.
Truth teller = basher? Interesting what words come out of the mouths of people interested in protecting their money.
If I leave, as many of you want me to, who will talk about things like: 1) VNDM on the ask, 2) no proof of Niger deal, 3) no SEC audit after company demonstrates profitability, 4) O/S doubled over last 2 1/2 years, etc...
Would you be willing to lead that discussion? Or should people blindly follow statements such as "Niger deal to close soon", "this will be worth .05+ very soon", etc...
Everyone thinks my actions are so terrible but no one wants to talk about the possibilities on the downside. If everyone was willing to talk about and weigh both sides, I wouldn't need to be here.
LAMP is trying to get shares - moved up to .0011 now.
JDoggs, I'm sorry that you feel my posts are bashing. To me, these posts are warnings for future investors that even though there is a big Niger deal on the table, history shows that these deals have not worked out. I don't believe a company should be able to make statements like "deal to close in 45-60 days", etc. and then not back up their statement with verifiable proof. I also know that AMMX was profitable and they chose not to perform the SEC audit regardless. You, as a shareholder, believe in the company. I was right along with you. Now, even though it's uncomfortable, I feel that I can help some people by exposing information about this company that may help them make a better decision and not lose money when the Niger funding gets pulled. (Yes I know this is an assumption).
Just as you state the positive because you have an investment to protect, I would like to show outsiders looking in that there are things to consider if you're going to make an "investment" in AMMX. Once again, if the company demonstrates proof, I'll go away.
A statement giving a company the right to present wishful thinking is kinda a big deal. I'm not sure how you can't see that.
Exactly. That stock is just a trade for me. You can't believe what companies say because they use verbage such as "we hope to", "we believe", etc.. The SEC approves of these "forward looking" statements. There seems to be a lot of gray when it comes to forward looking statements.
If you start reading from Ihub post #4445 (Dec 2013), you will see that the old generation of AMMX believers had fizzled out since the SP got all the way down to .002. You will see posts from the new generation of AMMX believers such as Born and Biglued, etc.. You will also see some major Ihub traders that got in at that time and no doubt made a ton of money. I, myself, didn't arrive until the .006/.007 range. If you take note of the traders that were in AMMX and who have since moved on, you will see only a few "believers" remain.
These people that got into AMMX in at the .002 range sold either because it was just a trade for them or they believed in the company and then left when the delays started happening or they determined that the PR's were probably not going to develop since they had not in the past.
Regardless of why they left, the point is that they left. For some reason they did not believe that this company would ever deliver or they felt they could just re-enter if they did, in fact, deliver on their PR.
In the PR today, it states very clearly:
"This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"), and as such, may involve risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking statements, which are based on certain assumptions and describe future plans, strategies, and expectations, are generally identifiable by the use of words such as "believe," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," "estimate," "project," or similar expressions. These forward-looking statements relate to, among other things, expectations of the business environment in which the Company operates, projections of future performance, potential future performance, perceived opportunities in the market, and statements regarding the Company's mission and vision. The Company's actual results, performance, and achievements may differ materially from the results, performance, and achievements expressed or implied in such forward-looking statements."
There has been discussion on this board how a company can PR something and not be accountable to the SEC for their statement. Well, it looks as though this statement above, as expressed in their PR, is how they get around any SEC violation.
In my opinion, the SP will most likely tank in the near future. Once again, the old "believers" will leave and then after everything has died off, the stock will come back to life and a new generation of "believers" will rally the stock once again. The A/S is currently at 1 Billion and management told me they are unwilling to lower that amount. To me this means that this cycle may continue a couple more times until they either RS or increase their A/S.
This theory of mine is why I wanted everyone to confront AMMX for proof of the Niger deal. I was laughed at and ridiculed and probably will be for the post as well. Nobody even wants to remotely entertain the possibility that this company is not being straightforward. VNDM is not retail. People don't sell their shares when a big Niger deal is about to close.
For motive, look at the increase of the share structure over the last couple of years. These shares would not have been sold in the .01 and above areas if the company really was in a state where they couldn't even afford the cost of an SEC audit.
SHMN is definitely being loaded. Should find out soon who the responsible party is.
There's a little bit of twitter buzz on this one. Let's see if it develops into something.
I guess .0013 is a little out of their price range.
Now that is a good theory! Makes perfect sense.
I don't typically see LAMP on the bid. Thoughts?
Everyone is just hangin out waiting for some chap to take out the 13's.
Not the volume I expected today.
This float could get locked up so easily. Imagine what 50 million+ in volume would do here. Anyone on here have 10+ million shares?
88 million as of today per TA
This trades like a very low floater. You see walls come up and bids disappear when MM's are low on shares. A big volume surge on this would cause a huge run. Tomorrow could get interesting.
I grabbed a lot of 5's Moras! I also have some 7's but we don't need to talk about that. Interesting trading here today. I agree, it seems that someone knows something.
Exactly. The high road is speaking what I believe to be the truth. Thanks for pointing that out.
My wife runs a multi-million dollar budget. I ran multi-million dollar projects in my 20's - does that make me qualified to be COO of AMMX? He was hired as COO, not CFO. Strategic planning as a police chief is very different than strategic planning for heavy equipment on an International scale - would you agree? His personnel management experience is somewhat irrelevant since I don't know of too many FTE's over there. Do you? Mike confirmed that Kaycee is. Anyone else? He is an educator at the police academy which is neat but I don't see how that translates into the COO of a heavy equipment and farming company. Do you? He will maintain his position as Director of Public Safety Education. So I wonder what exactly he is going to work on over at AMMX in his spare time.
Then don't talk to me Mike. I feel the same about you.