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.40 valuation is boloney.
It all comes down to HIPH's financial results due any day now. If revenues are big HIPH will get a good bounce. If revenues are small HIPH will get crushed. I'm expecting some major volatility in HIPH soon. Lots of hype, PR's, nonstop online chatter, but at the end of the day financial results is all that matters.
Love me some TWTR. Great long term hold.
HIPH's Notification of Late Filing states an anticipated filing date of tomorrow, April 10. With all these bullish PR's Mr. Fishoff has been issuing, he better have significant revenues to back up the talk. Because if HIPH doesn't have significant sales, I see a major selling in HIPH shares. Time for people to square their bets.
https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/214642/content
This CBIS PR is a complete fabrication. There is absolutely no truth to any of it.
Why won’t ARYC file a Quarterly Report or disclose any financials? Why is ARYC caveat emptor?
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ARYC/overview
How DIRV’s massive dilution is rapidly eroding away common shares underlying equity.
On January 24, 2018 DIRV had just 17,142,512 outstanding common shares. And on this date, a guy named Mr. Joe Public hypothetically owned a whopping 5,142,763 DIRV common shares. He’s very excited, bullish obviously because he owns a 30% stake in DIRV!!!!!
However since Janruary 24, 2018 DIRV has been creating and issuing hundreds of millions new common shares and flooding the shares into the marketplace.
In DIRV’s most recent report to OTC Markets, DIRV reported 512,755,808 outstanding common shares on January 21, 2019. Since there were about 17 million DIRV shares in January 2018, and almost 513 million DIRV shares on January 21, 2019 DIRV has nearly 30X more outstanding shares than DIRV had just a year earlier.
Now Mr. Joe Public doesn’t really understand the markets that well and he still thinks he owns a 30% stake in DIRV. Unfortunately Mr. Public didn’t realize that since DIRV has been creating hundreds of millions of new commons, 30X more, the 5,142,763 DIRV shares Mr Public has been holding no longer represents a 30% stake.
In fact, given DIRV’s equity dilution model, Mr Joe Public’s 5,142,763 DIRV shares now represent about a 1% stake now that DIRV has 512,755,808 outstanding shares.
By holding DIRV shares, Mr. Joe Public’s 30% DIRV stake in Janruary of 2018 is now, just 1 year later, about a 1% stake in DIRV. 30% stake to a 1% stake in 1 year. Joe Public is getting robbed.
DIRV’s equity model is very very broken and the companiy’s organic equity dilution is terribly rigged against DIRV common shareholders.
Mr. Joe Public had his 30% DIRV stake turned into a 1% DIRV stake in 1 year just by holding his DIRV shares.
How HIPH’s massive common share dilution kills shareholders....
On September 30, 2017 HIPH had just 28,426,220 common shares outstanding. Hypothetically, if Mr. Joe Public owned 2,842,622 shares on September 30, 2017 he would hold a 10% stake in HIPH. Joe Public is thinking wow, I own 10% of HIPH!!!!!
However since September 30, 2017 HIPH has been creating and issuing massive quantities of new shares HIPH common shares and selling the new shares into the marketplace.
In HIPH’s most recent report to OTC Markets HIPH on November 6, 2018 reported 290,768,165 common shares outstanding, or more than 10X the number of shares HIPH had outstanding about a year earlier.
Now Mr. Joe Public doesn’t really understand the markets that well and he still thinks he owns 10% of HIPH. Unfortunately he didn’t realize that since HIPH has been creating and selling massive amounts of new shares, the 2,842,622 shares Mr. Joe Public owns now represents less than a 1% stake in HIPH given the fact that HIPH now has 290,768,165 shares outstanding.
In about one year, HIPH’s massive equity dilution has cause Mr. Joe Public’s stake in HIPH go from a 10% stake to less than a 1% stake.
This is what HIPH’s massive dilution will do to your HIPH shares over time.
HIPH’s equity model is fatally flawed for shareholders. This is how the equity dilution scam is rigged against Mr. Joe Public holding a stake.
10% stake to less than 1% stake. Sound like a good deal for Joe Public to hold massive organic dilution company?
Why does ARYC management hide ARYC’s financials? Why would anyone own stock in a company with zero financial transparency?
So many CBD scams now. Incredible number of Pinkie companies completely changing their business plan based on all the CBD hype. Mining business one day, CBD company the next. By far the hottest scam going. Hilarious.
Hemp appears to be a fraudulent company. People should ask the question, why does HEMP management hide HEMPS finances from the public? Why would management keep HEMP’s books secret from their shareholders? Because if business was good, management would want to disclose its financial results. But when management hides its financial results, it’s almost always a very reliable tell. Something is obviously very wrong at HEMP or HEMP wouldn’t be hiding it’s finances.
Farm Bill passage is has already been priced into the stock. Everyone already knows it’s a done deal. All known news is always discounted in. Not surprised to see sell the news.
Can’t really short penny stocks because the cost to do so is too costly. It’s actually a myth that penny stocks have any significant short interest because it’s too cost prohibitive. Trust me when I say CELZ has not been going lower because of any short sellers.
Don’t quite understand why people care about news from Directview. I’ve watched Directview for a long time and I have yet to see any news from Directview that was truthful. It if Directview posts news and people still believe Directview’s news, I can only assume there are still plenty of traders who aren’t aware of Directview lack of candor. I just haven’t seen any evidence Mr. Ralston is an honest guy. It just seems he puts out news to sell shares and then nothing ever comes to fruition. So I believe Mr. Ralston has a very serious credibility problem.
I was looking over LVVV’s Quarterly Report filed today and I’m not impressed.
Sales have taken a huge percentage hit. Last Quarter LVVV had sales of $13,350 and in this most recent Quarter LVVV reported sales of just $6947. Pretty huge drop on a percentage basis for sure.
Also Net Losses have increased since last Quarter. Last Quarter LVVV posted a Net Loss of ($222,273.23) and in this most recent Quarter LVVV reported a Net Loss of ($372,084.86).
So LVVV is selling a lot less and losing a lot more than last Quarter.
https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/209000/content
At the beginning of 2018 there were 682 million LVVV common shares and on September 30, 2018 there was 986 million outstanding common shares.
Because sales are decreasing, new share issuance is increasing fast, and Net Losses are increasing, the fundamentals at LVVV look poor.
CELZ has broken down and closed below a penny a share for the first time in a long time, I believe since April 19th was the last time CELZ was below one cent. Breaking the penny might cause more shareholders to question their CELZ bet. Can’t ignore CELZ price trend the last few months. CELZ making lower and lower lows everyday.
If you scroll down on your link from barchart.com you can see barchart has a sell rating on DIRV.
moneynewsnation? That’s a legitimate website? Lmao. GLTA buying shares based on some obscure penny promoter site on the internet. The more DIRV gets promoted by these sites, the lower DIRV PPS goes. DIRV spending more and more money on penny promoter companies to sell shares and not spending it on marketing cameras. Not a smart way to deploy shareholder capital.
Unfortunately it wasn’t done at .006/share. DIRV is never done selling shares.
Some nasty DIRV financial statistics here on the link.
DIRV 1 year return is -61.18%
DIRV 3 year return is -99.97%
Equity dilution is off the charts.
https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/DIRV/profile
I was checking out LVVV's Quarterly Report and saw LVVV had sales of only $13,350 in it's Quarter ending in June, and had just $6947 in revenues in the latest September Quarter. How do shareholders justify LVVV's current $31 million dollar valuation when revenues are so tiny and quarterly revenues are a lot lower than the previous Quarter? Are people buying now just based on hope down the road because current business looks nearly nonexistent.
APRU has authorized 50 billion common shares. 50 billion. Thats kind of funny. Real funny. My colleagues will enjoy hearing this one.
Something is really screwed up with APRU. IHub shows APRU has 4.83 Billion outstanding shares. OTC Markets shows APRU has 4.83 Billion outstanding shares.
But APRU's recent Quarterly says APRU has 19.7 Billion outstanding shares, and discloses APRU has an authorized share count of 50 Billion shares. 50 Billion.
What the heck is going on here with these numbers that are so vastly different? Something is very peculiar here. I've been checking but there isn't any reporting on how APRU went from 4.83 billion outstanding shares to 19.7 billion shares outstanding. Nothing. Some giant gaps.
21 Billion plus APRU common shares is a crazy high number of shares. With 21 Billion outstanding shares, I think APRU will be doing a reverse split in the not too distant future. Because with 21 billion shares outstanding, and float of about 15%, it's a very bad risk/reward. These APRU common shares are so plentiful, the shares are like confetti.
I believe in penny land the exact number of shareholders isn't very easy to really determine given the high turnover in pink sheet stocks.
For the 1st 9 months of 2017, CELZ posted a Net Loss of ($1,181,889)
For the 1st 9 months of 2018, CELZ posted a Net Loss of ($15,590,004)
The dilution the common equity in addition to rapidly increasing net losses is not pretty to put it kindly.
WOW...Net Losses are off the charts in the 3rd Quarter. Oh my god.
1st Quarter results are filed for 2018 and I attached below.
As of March 31st, 2018 there were gulp, 21,744,695,930 common shares outstanding.
1st Quarter Sales totaled $3919
Net Losses were ($188,882) versus a Net Loss of ($48,736) in the 1st Quarter of 2017
https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/206572/content
As long as HIPH's shareholders are willing to eat HIPH's losses until when or if HIPH ever becomes profitable. HIPH shareholders also must be willing to absorb the equity dilution to shares from all the new shares being issued and added to the outstanding. Shareholders need to fund all of it. GLT everyone. Quarterly Report is due before Midnight.
That hockey stick growth you're talking about actually resulted in much larger Net Losses. For the first 6 months of 2017 HIPH posted a Net Profit of $44,207.
For the first 6 months of 2018 HIPH posted a Net Loss of ($650,997). Despite the higher revenue versus 2017, it's resulted in much higher Net Losses compared to last year. Year over year, HIPH is losing a lot more money.
https://backend.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/204521/content
Think another Reverse Split is in DIRV's future. Been watching DIRV for a long time.
I was reading HIPH's last 10-Q and HIPH's liabilities are nearly 10 times larger than HIPH's total assets.
According to the last 10-Q filing, HIPH reported total assets worth $351,015 but HIPH's liabilities are $3,430,367. I also couldn't help but notice, HIPH only had $584 in cash on it's balance sheet.
Why does Mr. Ralston have only $35,000 worth of DIRV common shares? Seems like peanuts. It doesn't seem that Mr. Ralston's financial interests are aligned with retail shareholders financial interests at all. If DIRV common shares are a good investment, why is Mr.Ralston barely invested in DIRV common shares?
If Directview shares were a good investment why does the CEO only own about $35,000 worth of DIRV common shares personally? I find it unusual that after all these years as the CEO of DIRV that Mr. Ralston barely has any of his own skin in the game along side retail shareholders. DIRV shares are good for retail shareholders but not good for Mr. Ralston?
CELZ management is flooding the market with hundreds of millions newly issued CELZ common shares. The equity dilution is incredible. Just look and the rate of increase in new CELZ common shares. This is not going to end well imo.
On November 13, 2017 CELZ reported 106,715,892 CELZ common shares outstanding
On March 14, 2018 CELZ reported 244,815,395 common shares outstanding
On May 21, 2018 CELZ reported 648,714,483 common shares outstanding
On August 14, 2018 CELZ reported 717,148,155 common shares outstanding
On November 1, 2018 CELZ reported 806,058,851 common shares outstanding
It's quite rare to see equity dilution rates this extreme, and the hundreds of millions of new CELZ common shares flooding the marketplace is going to prove crushing to CELZ's PPS.
In less than 1 year, CELZ has increased the number of outstanding shares by nearly 8X. An everyone's piece of the CELZ pie is many times smaller than anyone even realizes, as your common equity is eroded away organically. It's mass common equity dilution to the extreme.
Dirv is a Ponzi scheme. Unlimited quantity of shares being dumped into the market.
Directview lost 34.5% last week.
I've got a sub penny target on RDGL.
I think the market is telling Roger......show me financial results. He's got to demonstrate that his financial results meet talk. and DIRV's financial results are due on November 14th. What to look for in the Quarterly Report? 1. Has the outstanding share count increased from DIRV's 2nd Quarter share count, and if so, by how much? 2. Net Earnings. Were DIRV's Net Earnings/Net Losses larger or smaller than Q2? 3. Revenues. Did revenues increase since Q2 or decrease from Q2, and by how much in either direction? If business is good as Roger has been saying all year, revenues should be up over Q2, Net losses should be smaller than Q2's, and hopefully DIRV doesn't report more than 300 million outstanding. But, with all the PR's DIRV's has had and all the promo, Roger will soon need to prove to the marketplace that his financial results match what he's been communicating to shareholders. It's show me time soon. He just needs to prove it soon.
Why would Roger raise Authorized common shares from 1,000,000,000 Authorized to 4,000,000,000 Authorized if he wasn't planning on issuing billions of new DIRV common shares into the market?