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Private funding per CEO. I think he is really building something here, and if that is true than nothing will stop this.
Website:
http://tpacbearings.com/
Website looks great:
http://tpacbearings.com/
Where is your DD on this? Show some proof please of any other company saying they were able to acquire Canalytix.
Anna Kendrick tweeted this a week ago, so I agree with you about the brand, she has a ton of followers and currently models for Kate Spade, a very popular and current brand (http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20150316/BLOG009/150319869/michigans-first-kate-spade-outlet-attracting-crowds) :
Delia*s is no longer?? Never have I spent more time pouring over catalogues full of ringer tees and wedge flip flops I couldn't afford. #RIP
— Anna Kendrick (@AnnaKendrick47) March 11, 2015
Don't believe the rumors @AnnaKendrick47! 😉 You just might be surprised! #WeOutHere #DeliasForever pic.twitter.com/sUu3YwEM5k
— dELiA*s (@delias) March 13, 2015
Why isn't this on breakout boards yet? 400 posts vs 30 yesterday.
If you click on US it says "coming soon" looks like they backed that up, pretty impressive.
HRAL The ex-president of McDonalds Canada is on their advisory board, as well as the Wal-Mart Director of Licensee Operations in Canada and a guy who was one of the first operators of what looks like later became Lenscrafters.
HRAL The ex-president of McDonalds Canada is on their advisory board, as well as the Wal-Mart Director of Licensee Operations in Canada and a guy who was one of the first operators of what looks like later became Lenscrafters.
Looks like the business concept is based on the success of Lencrafters, and their original President/advisory board member was part of that,
The ex-president of McDonalds Canada is on their advisory board, as well as the Wal-Mart Director of Licensee Operations in Canada and a guy who was one of the first operators of what looks like later became Lenscrafters.
The PR says Noor is purchasing CRD, which is just one of CRRS's 8 subsidiaries. So it sounds like they aren't buying the whole company?
From the latest 8k, what do you think, is this common languege or is the merger not probable,
How is the float that small if they've issued 400 million shares since the reverse split? Not bashing I like everything I've seen here so far but I'm not sure how that otc markets number could be correct,
from the 10q in the subsequent events section,
"As of November 21, 2014, the Company has 53,968,792. issued and outstanding common shares with 2,000,000,000. authorized, with a par value of $0.001"
I like that post, good way to explain it, plus this market is huge enough for plenty of competition. But both concord and sierra can compete with us in the mush market, and sierra's model is deployable, it ships in containers and is flexible depending on your needs,
"The FastOx Pathfinder’s “open architecture” allows for layout and end product flexibility depending on customer needs and location. The system delivers containerized modules including a FastOx gasifier, an air separation unit, waste pre-processing, gas conditioning, a control/utility skid and an electrical genset".
http://www.sierraenergycorp.com/media/1023/fastoxpathfinder_web4.pdf
Who really knows how we compare, I think our's is probably easier to set up like OMO said, but they continue to improve on it, they just won the DOD's defense energy challenge 3 months ago for innovations on one of their systems that is currently being installed at a military base right now, who knows if they made it more portable or how easy it would be for them to adapt if they saw the need.
I still like our design better though, and am not to worried about competition, but it's definitely interesting to keep an eye on what they are doing.
Sierra and Concord Blue (partners with Lockheed) look like our two biggest rivals, has anyone found any other companies that have scale-able/deployable gasification units that can handle any kind of biowaste?
http://www.sierraenergycorp.com/news/articles/sierra-wins-defense-energy-technology-challenge/
http://www.concordblueenergy.com/solutions-in-action/municipality-and-community.aspx
Yeah there are quite a few bases, over 300 active military installations as well as over 500 forward operating bases that could potentially use this kind of technology according to Sierra.
http://www.sierraenergycorp.com/news/articles/sierra-wins-defense-energy-technology-challenge/
Thanks, yeah I've seen Veolia on the website but wondered why they were still listed, (I believe we were working with them on the DOW project that we left? I haven't been here that long). Same for the other companies listed that we haven't heard anything about for a while, like Tigress.
Either way, good to see them show up in the filing.
OMO, what do you think of the mention of Veolia in the filing today? (daleb2130 noticed this)
Wow, thanks I missed that.
That's good to hear, I wasn't too concerned about convertible debt considering there was next to none over the last 8 months anyway.
Actually it does say at present they have no plans to issue the additional shares except to close the acquisition and satisfy any recurring debt conversion, but that they may use the shares for those purposes in the future,
I've been looking into what Sierra is currently doing and for how much $. They are the only real competition that I can find that have units similar to ours in size/portability/can handle all municipal waste. There is a lot I could be wrong about here but I think this is interesting info.
The DOD originally awarded them 3 million to build and test one of their modular gasification units at Fort Hunter Ligget,
http://www.sierraenergycorp.com/news/articles/us-department-of-defense-selects-sierra-energy-for-2013-installation/
This, coincidentally, is about how much the units will cost, according to Sierra's CEO,
Not sure, but just from unreliable googled sources there is a Thomas G Cote who lived/lives in Bloomfield Hills, which is just south of Pontiac in Oakland County. Cote's address for Auko is listed in Chicago,
http://www.akuoenergy.com/en/contact-us.html
It looks like Silverthorn and Fosgitt both live closer to Saginaw, which makes sense.
Yeah and it is also close by (6 miles) Oakland University, which they lost to chevron on for the chp project,
http://www.cirque-energy.com/cirqueblog.php?s=project-update-october-10
Oakland does a lot of clean energy research,
http://www.oakland.edu/cerc
Also from the link you gave me,
Not much in the area, it is interesting that their mailing address would be 30 mins away from their office? I actually live in Ypsilanti (in between Detroit and Ann Arbor).
Pontiac is in between Detroit, where their corporate offices are, and Saginaw, where their research facility is.
OMO, now there is a Cirque III,
http://www.dleg.state.mi.us/bcs_corp/rs_corp.asp?sortby=NAME_KEY&sortby=ID&s_button=sname&v_search=cirque&hiddenField=&search=Search
It lists Cirque Energy, INC. as "true name in home state".
Also a file pending for Cirque III as well as Cirque Energy, INC.
Would be interested to hear if you have any thoughts.
Here's a smaller connection that R. Silverthorn had with Primary Power.
William Ivey, or Bill Ivey, after moving on from being the president of Primary Power, took a job working in Northern Ontario working for the SSMIC,
Oh I think I am starting to understand the whole post, thanks I will look at this some more.
Looking at this I still don't understand what happened to TC's membership interest. He was at 31% then at 2%. Then he was issued roughly 2% of the class B shares issued, how does that change anything? If anyone could explain this to me I would appreciate it because I was concerned about TC's interest dropping so much.
If no financing was applied to the DGU's, assuming it came from somewhere else (Cirque II), then what delayed their progress on the prototype? In their blog update they said they were delayed by the filings/audit issues, how would that delay them unless it was due to funds goings towards the filings and not being available for the prototype?
One thing I have been wondering is why, according to their recent blog update, the financial auditing issues delayed the DGU prototyping process. The only thing I can come up with is it must have been a lack of funds, but it sounds like they may have cleared that issue up for reporting matters in the future.
"We are pleased to report that management has taken steps to secure internal and external resources to insure continued compliance for all filing matters in the future"
http://www.cirque-energy.com/cirqueblog.php
I also repeatedly placed orders yesterday for the exact amount of shares on the ask and wasn't filled for a few mins multiple times.
Where do you see that it was reinstated?
20k buy.
Tiny volume takedown, about 100k out of 7 million traded.
Walmart won't do that, they want the product in their stores, it would look bad if Costco had this and Walmart didn't. And if they try to ask for too much Nate will just go private label with a chain like Costco, which Walmart wouldn't like, this is why negotiations take place. The grocery stores approached Nate this time, not the other way around. So your argument comes down to, "WHAT IF THEY DON'T DELIVER AN ORDER ON TIME?"
You might as well just post BOO! on the board over and over.
There are risks involved here, that's why it's an otc stock but it's much, much better than 90% of all the other stuff in this range. Potential to be a big board stock one day.
Wouldn't be a miracle, it was already sold in big retailers like Costco and this time around the grocery stores approached Nate, not the other way around. It's misleading to use that kind of language.
The product has a proven history of selling very well, 13,000 stores and 48 million in revenue.
They did say they would give an update after the meeting in this PR,
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=64439016
"The Company will be meeting its master food broker next week regarding finalizing the rest of the agreements with the food brokers. Once this agreement is finalized the food broker will begin to finalize agreements with grocery stores. The Company will provide an update after the meeting."
And then reaffirmed that with the PR on Friday. If they meet with the broker this week I think we get a PR this week.