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I bought a few on that patent news
Best China play EVER
Check out CYIG today. ROFL!!
Nice corporate profile on new website: http://copi.mwnewsroom.com/Investor-Materials
i'm sure you were watching the level2 as i was, when we were straddling the .02 level. whoever was selling thru NITE had no shortage of 200k blocks to sell. well, he's still here, and maybe the same or different seller thru ATDF.
not complaining, since i'm still a buyer (want another 200k lower), but just pointing out what i am seeing.
at some point, i hope the 200k sellers regret their decisions to sell here in the .01's.
but it's looking like it will take millions of shares to clean them out.
Nice move deeper into blue skies. Should get a nice test of $3 before too long
they have been PRing important events germane to the company. That's all we should be asking for. Don't want them to become a PR machine like some penny stocks are...PR's end up getting ignored in such case
I'm confused about the mutual fund mentions. Does someone have a link to whatever page that shows ownership of this stock by a fund?
TIA
their life as a patent troll is just getting started. just as with stocks such as VRNG and VHC, there are lots of potential catalysts down the road, such as consummation of the patent acquisition, announcement of lawsuit, markman, etc.
hopefully some shorts got in today. the story is just getting started for SPEX
somebody selling in in 200k chunks regardless of price. could be anybody
good to be patient with this one. got .0161 and .0165 fills, and looking for more.
i get the sense that we're getting diluted thru NITE though
bucky, here are a few questions:
when is the next earnings filing?
what is the total # of diluted shares o/s, and the approx float?
when does mgmt expect us to start generating revenues from china and UK?
how many employees do we have?
that's all for now
wait a minute...where were the sells? I feel robbed! ;^)
I continue to be interested to see MERI supporting the bid. It's not like they're making a market since they're not on both sides of the b/a. Then again, perhaps they knew of the dilution coming, shorted, and are just covering now. Or, perhaps they're still involved in coverage. Who knows.
end of day cheap fills coming!!
LOL! well one can only hope that COPI gets a similar multibag situation as did the pot plays
Been accumulating shares since OTC Journal did a writeup on it last week i think it was. This stock is a PURE PLAY on online gambling. Quite simple. It's gonna take a much higher price to pry these shares from my hands.
It just may happen. Business momentum continues to look great for USAT.
i took the 50k at .0175. will hopefully get the rest of my cheap shares at the close when the flippers sell ;)
i fear that i may have lost my chance to establish a really sizeable position. happy with what i have, but waited too long to back up the u-haul. oh well
yeah seriously, no flippers. PLEASE don't buy today if you're just going to sell it off at the close :)
EWSI E-Waste Systems Signs Master License for United Kingdom
The first eWaste public pure play brand in Europe
LONDON, Feb. 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- E-Waste Systems, Inc. (EWSI) (the "Company"), an electronic waste management and reverse logistics company, announced today the signing of a definitive Master License Agreement for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The exclusive two-year agreement calls for an initial license fee payment plus annual royalties and a minimum sales commitment of $2,000,000.
EWSI, with nationwide logistics coverage that includes every zip code in the Continental US, solidifies the eWaste™ presence in the British Isles with this deal.
"We are thrilled to complete this deal. With our USA nationwide coverage, China and now Europe, we have rapidly developed the footprint for our eWaste™ brand in the key major growth geographies," said Martin Nielson, CEO of EWSI.
Terms of this agreement are consistent with the recently announced licenses in China, which, combined with this UK and Republic of Ireland license, will give EWSI two master licenses and three further sublicenses for a total of $7,000,000 in revenue commitments.
"Europe's Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment ("WEEE") Directive represents the highest regulatory standard in the world for processing e-waste. We hold this as the gold standard which we can offer our affiliates, corporate partners and governments seeking such high standards," added Martin Nielson, CEO of EWSI.
According to data from the UK Environment Agency, over 1.5 million metric tons of electronic equipment was placed on the UK market in 2011 but only 33% of this quantity was collected for recycling through approved sites. Under the recent recast of the WEEE Directive, member countries are obliged by law to grow the percentages processed to 85% (of WEEE generated) in the near future.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the economy of the European Union generates a GDP of over €12.6 trillion (approximately US $17.6 trillion) in 2011 making it the largest economy in the world, of which the UK and Ireland collectively represent 15% (ranking only behind Germany and France).
"This master license advances our eWaste™ brand footprint globally as the leading pure play public e-waste company and the only one in Europe. With the waste stream growth projected in the European markets and the increase in e-waste recycling required under the new WEEE legislation, now is the time to establish ourselves in this market," stated Mr. Nielson. "We intend to aggressively pursue the development of our brand in the UK and Ireland and expect to be able to use the experiences gained here as Best Practice to advance the interests and standards of our growing group of partners around the world," added Mr. Nielson.
The UK's Waste and Resources Action Programme ('WRAP') estimates that between now and 2020, electronic waste in the UK will total more than 12 million tons. IT equipment, consumer electronics and display screens will comprise one quarter of this volume. The precious metals contained in these 12 million tons have a total estimated market value today of £7bn (US$11.2 billion). Furthermore, nearly 25% of WEEE currently taken to household waste recycling centers could be reused in the UK reducing its reliance on raw materials, including rare earths, by as much as 20% by 2020.
This master license agreement calls for a payment of $75,000 for the purchase of an initial two-year license fee plus a royalty of 2% of annual revenues combined with a minimum commitment of $2,000,000 in revenues and a commitment to source at least one additional sub-license in Ireland during the initial term.
The license agreement has been executed, a copy of which will be filed with the SEC on Form 8-K.
Industry Expansion
The e-waste and reverse logistics market has become a $100B+ annual business (Source: Blumberg Associates), excluding much of the resale of still usable goods that flood the marketplace as new updates in software and hardware are released. Furthermore, as environmental legislation and policies set more stringent requirements for the disposal of these items, many analysts and practitioners expect e-waste to grow faster than any other waste stream over the next 5 years. The benefits of e-waste management and recycling are many, including conservation of natural resources, creation of new jobs, prevention of environmental contamination by toxic chemicals, and reduction of energy requirements.
About E-Waste Systems, Inc.
E-Waste Systems, Inc. is the sole pure play public company in the emerging waste electrical and electronics equipment ("WEEE") industry. EWSI targets companies facing regulatory or other mandates for handling e-waste. EWSI operates and assists its large geographical network of affiliates, applying best practices in professional management, offering state-of-the-art engineering, and providing a truly global e-waste solution. Additional information, including the business plan summary, is available on the Company's website: www.ewastesystems.com.
EWSI E-Waste Systems Signs Master License for United Kingdom
The first eWaste public pure play brand in Europe
LONDON, Feb. 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- E-Waste Systems, Inc. (EWSI) (the "Company"), an electronic waste management and reverse logistics company, announced today the signing of a definitive Master License Agreement for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The exclusive two-year agreement calls for an initial license fee payment plus annual royalties and a minimum sales commitment of $2,000,000.
EWSI, with nationwide logistics coverage that includes every zip code in the Continental US, solidifies the eWaste™ presence in the British Isles with this deal.
"We are thrilled to complete this deal. With our USA nationwide coverage, China and now Europe, we have rapidly developed the footprint for our eWaste™ brand in the key major growth geographies," said Martin Nielson, CEO of EWSI.
Terms of this agreement are consistent with the recently announced licenses in China, which, combined with this UK and Republic of Ireland license, will give EWSI two master licenses and three further sublicenses for a total of $7,000,000 in revenue commitments.
"Europe's Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment ("WEEE") Directive represents the highest regulatory standard in the world for processing e-waste. We hold this as the gold standard which we can offer our affiliates, corporate partners and governments seeking such high standards," added Martin Nielson, CEO of EWSI.
According to data from the UK Environment Agency, over 1.5 million metric tons of electronic equipment was placed on the UK market in 2011 but only 33% of this quantity was collected for recycling through approved sites. Under the recent recast of the WEEE Directive, member countries are obliged by law to grow the percentages processed to 85% (of WEEE generated) in the near future.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the economy of the European Union generates a GDP of over €12.6 trillion (approximately US $17.6 trillion) in 2011 making it the largest economy in the world, of which the UK and Ireland collectively represent 15% (ranking only behind Germany and France).
"This master license advances our eWaste™ brand footprint globally as the leading pure play public e-waste company and the only one in Europe. With the waste stream growth projected in the European markets and the increase in e-waste recycling required under the new WEEE legislation, now is the time to establish ourselves in this market," stated Mr. Nielson. "We intend to aggressively pursue the development of our brand in the UK and Ireland and expect to be able to use the experiences gained here as Best Practice to advance the interests and standards of our growing group of partners around the world," added Mr. Nielson.
The UK's Waste and Resources Action Programme ('WRAP') estimates that between now and 2020, electronic waste in the UK will total more than 12 million tons. IT equipment, consumer electronics and display screens will comprise one quarter of this volume. The precious metals contained in these 12 million tons have a total estimated market value today of £7bn (US$11.2 billion). Furthermore, nearly 25% of WEEE currently taken to household waste recycling centers could be reused in the UK reducing its reliance on raw materials, including rare earths, by as much as 20% by 2020.
This master license agreement calls for a payment of $75,000 for the purchase of an initial two-year license fee plus a royalty of 2% of annual revenues combined with a minimum commitment of $2,000,000 in revenues and a commitment to source at least one additional sub-license in Ireland during the initial term.
The license agreement has been executed, a copy of which will be filed with the SEC on Form 8-K.
Industry Expansion
The e-waste and reverse logistics market has become a $100B+ annual business (Source: Blumberg Associates), excluding much of the resale of still usable goods that flood the marketplace as new updates in software and hardware are released. Furthermore, as environmental legislation and policies set more stringent requirements for the disposal of these items, many analysts and practitioners expect e-waste to grow faster than any other waste stream over the next 5 years. The benefits of e-waste management and recycling are many, including conservation of natural resources, creation of new jobs, prevention of environmental contamination by toxic chemicals, and reduction of energy requirements.
About E-Waste Systems, Inc.
E-Waste Systems, Inc. is the sole pure play public company in the emerging waste electrical and electronics equipment ("WEEE") industry. EWSI targets companies facing regulatory or other mandates for handling e-waste. EWSI operates and assists its large geographical network of affiliates, applying best practices in professional management, offering state-of-the-art engineering, and providing a truly global e-waste solution. Additional information, including the business plan summary, is available on the Company's website: www.ewastesystems.com.
E-Waste Systems Signs Master License for United Kingdom
The first eWaste public pure play brand in Europe
LONDON, Feb. 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- E-Waste Systems, Inc. (EWSI) (the "Company"), an electronic waste management and reverse logistics company, announced today the signing of a definitive Master License Agreement for the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The exclusive two-year agreement calls for an initial license fee payment plus annual royalties and a minimum sales commitment of $2,000,000.
EWSI, with nationwide logistics coverage that includes every zip code in the Continental US, solidifies the eWaste™ presence in the British Isles with this deal.
"We are thrilled to complete this deal. With our USA nationwide coverage, China and now Europe, we have rapidly developed the footprint for our eWaste™ brand in the key major growth geographies," said Martin Nielson, CEO of EWSI.
Terms of this agreement are consistent with the recently announced licenses in China, which, combined with this UK and Republic of Ireland license, will give EWSI two master licenses and three further sublicenses for a total of $7,000,000 in revenue commitments.
"Europe's Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment ("WEEE") Directive represents the highest regulatory standard in the world for processing e-waste. We hold this as the gold standard which we can offer our affiliates, corporate partners and governments seeking such high standards," added Martin Nielson, CEO of EWSI.
According to data from the UK Environment Agency, over 1.5 million metric tons of electronic equipment was placed on the UK market in 2011 but only 33% of this quantity was collected for recycling through approved sites. Under the recent recast of the WEEE Directive, member countries are obliged by law to grow the percentages processed to 85% (of WEEE generated) in the near future.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the economy of the European Union generates a GDP of over €12.6 trillion (approximately US $17.6 trillion) in 2011 making it the largest economy in the world, of which the UK and Ireland collectively represent 15% (ranking only behind Germany and France).
"This master license advances our eWaste™ brand footprint globally as the leading pure play public e-waste company and the only one in Europe. With the waste stream growth projected in the European markets and the increase in e-waste recycling required under the new WEEE legislation, now is the time to establish ourselves in this market," stated Mr. Nielson. "We intend to aggressively pursue the development of our brand in the UK and Ireland and expect to be able to use the experiences gained here as Best Practice to advance the interests and standards of our growing group of partners around the world," added Mr. Nielson.
The UK's Waste and Resources Action Programme ('WRAP') estimates that between now and 2020, electronic waste in the UK will total more than 12 million tons. IT equipment, consumer electronics and display screens will comprise one quarter of this volume. The precious metals contained in these 12 million tons have a total estimated market value today of £7bn (US$11.2 billion). Furthermore, nearly 25% of WEEE currently taken to household waste recycling centers could be reused in the UK reducing its reliance on raw materials, including rare earths, by as much as 20% by 2020.
This master license agreement calls for a payment of $75,000 for the purchase of an initial two-year license fee plus a royalty of 2% of annual revenues combined with a minimum commitment of $2,000,000 in revenues and a commitment to source at least one additional sub-license in Ireland during the initial term.
The license agreement has been executed, a copy of which will be filed with the SEC on Form 8-K.
Industry Expansion
The e-waste and reverse logistics market has become a $100B+ annual business (Source: Blumberg Associates), excluding much of the resale of still usable goods that flood the marketplace as new updates in software and hardware are released. Furthermore, as environmental legislation and policies set more stringent requirements for the disposal of these items, many analysts and practitioners expect e-waste to grow faster than any other waste stream over the next 5 years. The benefits of e-waste management and recycling are many, including conservation of natural resources, creation of new jobs, prevention of environmental contamination by toxic chemicals, and reduction of energy requirements.
About E-Waste Systems, Inc.
E-Waste Systems, Inc. is the sole pure play public company in the emerging waste electrical and electronics equipment ("WEEE") industry. EWSI targets companies facing regulatory or other mandates for handling e-waste. EWSI operates and assists its large geographical network of affiliates, applying best practices in professional management, offering state-of-the-art engineering, and providing a truly global e-waste solution. Additional information, including the business plan summary, is available on the Company's website: www.ewastesystems.com.
yeah i guess that analyst wasn't able to predict the add'l shares hitting the market
i kind of like it when MERI is on the bid. makes me think that they're still involved with STOA. remember that they had a nice research report on them about 6 months ago, but haven't heard much from them since.
wow 2.4M share print .0058
substantially lowered my cost basis today, but not sure why i bought other than it's cheap !
i have no idea, but sometimes it feels like it
concur. what has stopped SGLB in the past is MAXM whacking the bids with anywhere from 100-300k shares, and WDCO putting up 50k sell blocks repeatedly. not seeing that today, so hopeful things are a bit different. we'll see
some decent ask-whacking is nibbling us towards .04...nice
there's still no dollar volume, so +2.7% is about what we deserve. sets us up for a stellar beginning of the week.
Something has gotta give here. the spread is ludicrous in % terms. nobody wants to sell, but buyers leery of bidwhackers. i noticed a 1 mil bid at .014 earlier. in a way, i hope it gets filled.
MTSL - I added a bunch of shares on the dip. Mobile Money does sound exciting.
hit multi-year highs today, but couldn't hold the # at the close. still, good volume today at highs.
Based on that interview, i'm REAL happy to see that the Morris LOI is still active despite the GE acquisition. That was a big question that i had, and now i feel much better about their odds of getting something done w/ Morris/GE
Did my duty and bought a little more today. bidding for 20k as well.
looks like we're going to start getting some more PR:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/788611/000114420413010419/v335842_8k.htm
First Internet Bancorp to Begin Trading on NASDAQ Capital Market
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/first-internet-bancorp-begin-trading-124500640.html