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Third rally's a charm!
Rest in peace Paul Mueller- founder and namesake of the company, at an impressive 99 years old.
http://www.ky3.com/news/local/remembering-longtime-springfield-industrialist-paul-mueller/21048998_30829612
http://www.news-leader.com/story/news/local/ozarks/2015/01/20/paul-mueller-founder-namesake-company-dead/22061181/
http://www.ozarksfirst.com/story/d/story/founder-namesake-of-paul-mueller-company-dies/27769/NAwyyrd3ZEiWZxi1yXKlxQ
http://www.kspr.com/news/local/Springfield-businessman-Paul-Mueller-dies/21051620_30813144
Or a market maker playing games. The trading behavior has been interesting over the past month. We'll see what happens here with the upcoming filing- Q4s are always exciting here.
Buybacks are a logical move when the company has cash and the stock price is undervalued, as long as management believes that the cash won't dry up going forward. So it is doubly a positive indicator for the stock. I think the correction here makes sense, but the bounce back will make sense, too.
On a side note, are positive comments purposely being deleted from this board? I don't see a board moderator, but somehow I see posts being deleted. Specifically 2 responses to the '20 foot pole' comment.
Because they are expanding rapidly, like a fast growing tech company should. Have you watched Amazon over the past decade?
Agree with most everything you have posted, haven't been around for a while.
Have you watched this? A few other videos up there too.
Heya, you still around here? Things have been looking up over the past week.
HEY, it's been a long time, hasn't it. I'm still here, alive and well. About half a year ago I got a job that is close to my heart and it has kept me extremely busy. I also am still in school, so it's been nonstop. I have definitely neglected iHub. Hopefully no more.
I'm still here, have picked up a lot of shares in the .20s here over the past few months that I sold off in the highs earlier.
Fingers crossed that the next time we rise, it is for good. Seychelle has a tested product, experienced leadership, an equity floor, and international distribution and demand. I'm not just bailing. Still have some .17s left from 2012, in fact.
Hope everyone here has been well and not beside themselves with the rough few quarters.
June video:
I believe the implication was $6 post split.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=62345266&symbol=SYEV
Dick Parsons, Chief Executive Officer, announced that “As part of our retail expansion program in the US, we are pleased to announce an association with Ready Freddy, a recognized leader in emergency and survival kits, for which we have made available a 28 oz flip top advanced filter bottle under their brand name for Rite Aid stores in the US. Ready Freddy has created an emergency products section in a revised store planogram – and a national rollout is underway. In April, 2014, of our Private Label 28 oz flip top initial shipments went into 738 stores. Additional stores will be added this year and in 2015. It is our expectation that the success of this program will lead to interest from other national retailers in 2014 and beyond.”
Decent results from the 10k, I like that the backlog is up by almost 2x YoY. I would like to see the backlog quarterly.
Also, this was the first time that we got the breakdown of sales by country. It looks like Asian sales have hardly ramped up yet. That is where the expansion should happen this year. Always seeing good things on https://www.facebook.com/seychelleast?fref=ts
Check out that video
SYEV.. $0.45 Picked up more today. Surprised it has fallen this far, but man does it trade consistently. When it has momentum, it sure has momentum. Both ways.
May video discussing Q1:
It's hard to predict earnings on this one, but there are a few things pointing up for this quarter. For one, the 4th quarter is the historical biggest.
You also have the fact that they have reported making deals with a number of international distributors over the previous two quarters, and the revs didn't seem to reflect those. They do have a history of having delayed revenue recognition for deals.
A few of us here have been here for years, for all the ups and downs.
Here's this, at least for Warren's previous confusing filing:
GREYSTONE LOGISTICS, INC. Director 05/06/2014 Dividend Reinvestment direct 175,000 0.4 6,980,316
http://www.nasdaq.com/quotes/insiders/kruger-warren-f-595067
I suppose that preferred share dividend?
An impatient person exiting a large position, from what it seems. Big support there at .53 though, absorbed that selling completely.
The results from this quarter are fantastic. That is some huge top line growth, higher than expected.
Being profitable at all is incredible, for the kind of company Jagged Peak is, at the stage that it is at. Look at similar valuations of companies losing money, just trying to have this kind of growth.
As long as they aren't losing a significant amount of money, all growth is good growth. Excited to see the pop here from 36% rev growth.
Or that one of the funds wanted to drive it down and buy more. It was a very interesting day. Volume was massive again, one of the largest two period days in the last decade of the stock. May is already over monthly average volume after 3 days of trading.
But what was interesting was the action of market maker BKRT- Buckman, Buckman & Reid. From what I understand it is institutional. It pushed the ask down the entire day, in a strange way. It would push down and back off like .50, then push down again, and back off. Until it sat at 36. Then it backed off completely back up to 38, and then NITE shows up with a 5000 share bid at 36 toward the end of the day. Note that that represents $180,000, and a much larger order than I have ever seen.
Also, there were quite a few more market makers in general here than usual.
Now, I am not the most versed in MM activity, but this was very unique movement for MUEL. And of course, I bought more under 36, gladly. This pullback was interesting to see, and I'm not complaining.
Earnings out, market isn't a fan. I am a lot less concerned, picked up more in the 30s. Even if margins run lower throughout the year, this is still undervalued. Revs, book, backlog all up. LTD way down. I'm still a buyer.
Everything is relative. 46m revenue, 1.2m profit in one quarter, and under 50m market cap? And these numbers are the downside?
MUEL.. $46.00 A good writeup.
We may see Q1 earnings tomorrow, if there isn't another short delay.
JGPK.. $1.01 I agree. Double is probably an understatement with the right moves.
Any idea if there is news or something? I can't find any. Just an aggressive buyer? $20,000 thrown at the ask this morning.
That's a good catch, I've been reading about this product and thinking about CTD. Very interesting.
Some serious activist investing going on here. I have to say, I think I like it. Say what you want about the tangible effects of calling an annual meeting, these guys are clearly going to push for action and upholding of shareholder rights.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/weekley-energy-holdings-llc-texcom-shareholder-group-to-request-annual-shareholder-meeting-now-26-months-late-2014-04-24
Weekley Energy Holdings, LLC: TexCom Shareholder Group to Request Annual Shareholder Meeting, Now 26 Months Late
HOUSTON, TX, Apr 24, 2014 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Privately held Weekley Energy Holdings, LLC ("Weekley") announced today that counsel for Weekley and the TexCom, Inc. Shareholders will be requesting that the TexCom Board of Directors hold an Annual Shareholder Meeting within the next three months.
Weekley noted that the TexCom By-Laws call for an AGM each year, but that none has been called for the past 26 months.
As previously announced, Weekley has been collecting proxies for these actions and others for the past 20 days. To date, Weekley has accumulated shareholder proxies totaling over 21,000,000 shares.
As noted on the group's website, www.texcomproxy.com , although the Company's By-laws call for the Board to have a customary annual shareholder meeting, as a 1933 SEC Act Company, TexCom is under no regulatory requirement to do so.
Weekley noted that the April 22 announcement by TexCom that it had sold the Company's major NORM asset provides another compelling reason for shareholders to request the Company become an SEC 1934 Act Company. Weekley pointed to the April 22 release as the sole disclosure made by the Company. That release provided the TexCom shareholders no information as to what debt was retired; what debt remains; what the remaining assets would generate in revenues, income and cash flow; what the capital gains were on the sale; whether or not the remaining assets generate sufficient cash flow to cover the Company's unknown corporate G&A; what other obligations the Company was now free of; if there were any related parties involved in the sale; the nature of the assets being targeted for future acquisitions; and other very important disclosures for shareholders. All such disclosures would be required if the Company was a 1934 Act company. Such lack of reasonable disclosures may account for the Company's common stock remaining essentially unchanged in price between pre and post announcement trading.
Currently a $96,000 bid showing.
+Goodwill to a round $0.50
I like that calculation though, I was just trying to show that the revenue doesn't have to be immediately replaced. Even just by proportion of sales, it values the company much higher than the cap. And the benefit of discharging the handcuff contract and the influx of cash makes this a big upside development for the company.
Good catch, you are correct.
That would put trailing-revenue value at $0.35.
I think that should be the base PPS, not the price target after this sale. Someone would pay much higher to purchase the entire company.
By my calculation, only accounting for trailing revenue contribution and a fully diluted share count of 74 million, the sale valued Texcom's business at $24.82 million, or $0.335/share.
I agree, the other operations are growing, and this will free up that growth.
On top of that, it valued just a portion of the company at 11.5 million. I'm surprised anyone would sell here, the cap isn't even much higher.
Texcom Sells MB Environmental Services:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/texcom-announces-sale-183900484.html
Thoughts?
More jobs listed on the site: http://www.liveworld.com/category/careers/
April video out:
Someone just seems to be buying a ton of shares, here. The buying volume has been incredible, and this bid at .24 today is clearly significant. The action reminds me of what has happened with CTDH over the last few months.
Most of the time I just summarize the company, provide basic information, a few pictures, and a snapshot of the current financials. This one is more intricate than I usually, do, but I could remove outdated info and post the current financials if you would like.
If you have a grand vision, you could mod up and I'll help with your plan, if you would like.
I'll do some this weekend, though.
I had huge problems with E-Trade, culminating with two consecutive sell orders that sat on the bid (lower size than the bid was showing) for 10 and 25 minutes, respectively. I made 2 phone calls, and still it sat.
Finally, someone took the bid, price dropped 5%, I still had my shares.
The next day, I rolled my E-Trade into my Ameritrade. It's not like they are perfect, but I've never had that extent of BS.
Granted, my trading with E-Trade was limited, maybe I was just a low priority customer, but that experience really broke the camel's back.
Two days until Liveworld demos it's new software, per that PR.
Ask is pretty thin now, and huge 100k trade went through today at .26.
Yes, it would be nice to have some increased visibility in the short term, but I'm confident that it will come following performance. As NS said, seeking alpha merely publishes people's articles. I haven't written for SA yet, but I probably will in the future.
Hopefully we will see some more developments in Asia in the near future, and I can base an article around that, with some numbers to back it up.
I added some at .75 last week, I agree. There are a number of catalysts that could double it quickly, one being mere visibility.
GLGI.. $0.50 High volume of buying over the past few days, some big chunks at .50 today.
So many people coming out of the woodwork here, people must have been watching and waiting in the brush during the reverse split interim.