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It's 5 o'clock somewhere.
We have a few. But not every FD has a structural collapse or technical rescue team. And those that do don't go through much gas. It's not as if it is something that is used on a daily basis even in large metropolitan areas. The FEMA USAR teams use Petrogen because of the availability of the fuel pretty much wherever they go.
FDs would be a VERY small market.
Absent any news, shorts will have a field day with this spike and we will be back down to the 13s.
"What I hope more than anything is that Mr Cola isn't focusing on share structure and pleasing an iHub message board. I hope he is focusing on getting his product in every additive device possible."
YES!
Historically, r/s has resulted in a net loss for shareholders. That's a fact. There are a few exceptions that are easily discovered if you care to do the research. For the most part, those exceptions have been well established companies with a history of earnings per share. SGLB is not one of those companies. I'm not saying that Sigma is a BS company. It may be. It may not be. Time will tell. It is clear that a r/s in penny land is BAD.
Sigma should not worry about their PPS. They should be focusing on developing their product. If you build it, they will come.
A r/s is generally looked upon unfavorably. There are some retail investors who would not be paying attention. They would suddenly see the PPS jump and, thinking they were getting a profit, would sell. Don't think there aren't people who don't pay attention. There are plenty.
A r/s is a big red flag in penny land folks.
Did I miss something? NVIV is sitting at even for the day.
Hydrogen fuel requires an energy input which is currently dominated by fossil fuel.
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Would this make WYNN a buy or a sell?
Reverse splits though aren't typically looked upon with glee by investors. Although the shareholder doesn't lose any basis with the reverse split, PPS typically drops because of market jitters. We've all seen that happen.
Like I said.
A reply from him would be better. I'm pretty sure Frank could give two s&*ts about retail investors.
Has anybody contacted any of the sitting Board members and expressed their displeasure with Franks bid for a Board seat?
The more I think about it, the more I feel like telling Frank to p*ss off.
I know NVIV is his baby and he committed a lot of time, effort, $$ to the company. Despite that, I'm not sure all that excuses his behavior. Just MHO.
Looks like we have a new pumper here in on NVIV.
It is certainly a stock that is ripe for manipulation.
So what's the net energy equation for fuel cells? I'm curious.
Where does the energy come from to make the H gas?
That is a good point. Hydrogen is not free even though it is abundant. It requires energy to convert to a useful form.
True dat. Decent product but no ability to bring it to mass market. What happened to the lead cheerleader l2hunter? LOL
How did you get into vjet 2 years ago? The IPO was just the end of last year.
$NVIV is killing me! So many things right with this promising technology yet it seems investors are not keen on the possible upside. Are folks skeptical of the possible return of FR? SMH
Saw NYSE ARCA test stock on the yahoo %losers today. It was there yesterday as a %gainer. What is that symbol, ZVV?
We'll see copytech. This seems like a decent technology but the principals have no idea how to develop the product. Meanwhile, it will continue to be PnD. I'm still not sure how you mistyped Homestead for Clearwater. Ciao!
I don't see a lot of faults with the product. What I do see is a difficult market in which to make entry. Do they have a long term plan for delivery to the market? Can they supply a higher demand? What are the costs of ramping up production? Can they bring the product to a mass market at a competitive price while still producing value for investors?
What I see now is a company burning through cash without any significant gains. They have been in biz since 2007. They need to start making things happen or they will die a quiet and poor death as will investors.
I'm out.
"even the homestead fire station here in south Florida uses this fuel in rescue situation"
I happen to have intimate knowledge of urban search and rescue operations. There are several options when it comes to cutting metal. In a rescue situation, it's important to have a fuel readily available. In a travel situation, my go to fuel would be Petrogen. Wherever you go during whatever emergency, there will always be gasoline available. Plasma and arc slicers are excellent tools but you gotta bring your own fuel wherever you may go.
Again, I'm not saying MNGA doesn't have a decent product. They do. The problem is they don't seem to have any ability to readily market their product to a mass audience. The industrial gas biz is firmly entrenched with traditional fuels. To make headway into such an industry is difficult.
Many symbols have viable and real products. That doesn't protect them from the pumpers and dumpers. On the other hand, MANY more have a turd in one hand and a wish in the other, if you get my drift.
If one of the larger gas suppliers decides to distribute this fuel, MNGA may be a good play.
Clearwater is a long ways from Homestead.
And what is the name of the fuel? I'm curious.
Which Homestead Fire Station? What equipment do they use the fuel in?
Might get there today. Looks like a selloff starting.
What is the process? How does it work? Vague studies released by the company mean nothing. Show me how it works so I can make a value judgement on its viability.
I did not imply that Magnegas was a fake company with fake products. Even legitimate companies can be victims of PnD. I'm not saying Magnegas is either legitimate or illegitimate. I'm not sure. There is a cloud of mystery surrounding their process. Hey, if it's patented, what's the big secret? Show us your process, how it works, the energy yield, etc.
Patents do not a profitable company make. I've seen a lot of BS symbols with a litany of patents. That doesn't mean they earn money for their investors.
GLTA on MNGA. Caveat emptor.
And took a big dive today after the dump. The perfect chart for a PnD. GLTY
The pump will continue, as will the dump.
Puhleeze okaly. You know as well as I do what this was and what it is. Caveat emptor is the flavor of the day.
Full of what? Of course I now the filling. It's interesting to see the pump and the dump take place within 24 hours. I can predict the response now. "Shorts had to cover...." Cue the duck!
I guess it was the shorters that took it down today huh?
Hope noboby lost any money. Sadly though, I'm sure a lot of newbies did. How low will it go?
"But still AAL is by far the most under valued when it comes to PE ratio"
True dat. Doug Parker has a monumental task. I can't imagine all of the issues related to such a huge merger. It would appear as though he is up to the task but only time will tell. He has said all the right things but he needs to walk the walk. I like that he has said he needs to smooth labor/mgmt issues. I have always believed that the life blood of any organization, big and small, is the people on the front line making the customers happy.
I'm confident that Mr. Parker will resolve the labor issues to the benefit of both the company and the employees.
What'a a uodaye and how do I get one? LOL
Obviously not significant news as $NVIV is down ~8% at open.
But then there was that article (can't find the link) that touts Delta as the best airline investment. SMH. I guess it depends on one's portfolio!