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Robert Coffy is the one registered on the Bearpot filing with the State of Colorado on Feb. 14th....he has been in "relations" with STBV for years!
Does that NOT make one highly suspicious??? The company that Andy PR'ed that he was in negotiations to purchase just happens to be owned by a guy he has already had relations for years!! Come on folks! LOL
Just google Robert Coffy---plotter4u.com
Plus I already posted his Facebook link that show under his "about" section the websites he is linked to.
You may be right, but that is one BIG A$$ DUMP on the current shareholders! And then the shareholders will have to suffer through enormous flipping....but that's Penny Land!
LOL...There is no need to increase the A/S when the O/S is 12 billion as of February 10th, but the O/S will be enormous once it is updated, but still under the 100 billion A/S! Can you imagine a 100 billion O/S?
IF the PPS increased to .01 then the market value of the company would be $120 million.....that's why I believe they are intentionally holding it at .001. JMO
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/STBV/company-info
STBV Security Details
Share Structure
Market Value1 $12,071,092 a/o Feb 20, 2014
Shares Outstanding 12,071,091,754 a/o Feb 10, 2014
Float 4,593,002,421 a/o Feb 10, 2014
Authorized Shares 100,000,000,000 a/o Feb 10, 2014
Par Value 0.001
Shareholders
Shareholders of Record 588 a/o Feb 10, 2014
No...the A/S will not increase..that's why it's 100 billion, but the O/S will be huge, but still under 100 billion.
You CANT be serious, right? The Reg A shares are immediately tradable as soon as they are deposited with the brokerage firm!
Regulation A
Regulation A is an exemption for public offerings not exceeding $5 million in any 12-month period. If you choose to rely on this exemption, your company must file an offering statement with the SEC on Form 1-A, consisting of a notification, offering circular, and exhibits. The SEC staff will review this offering statement.
Felons and other "bad actors" are disqualified from Regulation A. An issuer seeking reliance on Regulation A is required to determine whether the issuer or any of its covered persons has had a disqualifying event. The list of covered persons and disqualifying events appear in Rule 262 of Regulation A. An issuer that is disqualified from these rules may still qualify to apply for a waiver of disqualification. See "Process for Requesting Waivers of 'Bad Actor' Disqualification Under Rule 262 of Regulation A and Rules 505 and 506 of Regulation D" for a description of the waiver process.
Regulation A offerings share many characteristics with registered offerings. For example, purchasers must be provided with an offering circular similar to a prospectus. Just as in registered offerings, the securities can be offered publicly, using general solicitation and advertising, and purchasers do not receive “restricted securities,” as explained below under the heading “Resales of restricted securities.” The principal differences between Regulation A offerings and registered public offerings are:
financial statements for a Regulation A offering are simpler and do not need to be audited unless audited financial statements are otherwise available;
Regulation A issuers do not incur either Exchange Act reporting obligations after the offering or Sarbanes-Oxley Act obligations applicable only to SEC reporting companies, unless the company meets the thresholds that trigger Exchange Act registration;
companies may choose among three formats to prepare the Regulation A offering circular, one of which is a simplified question-and-answer document; and
companies may "test the waters" to determine market interest in their securities before going through the expense of filing with the SEC.
SEC reporting companies are not eligible to use Regulation A. All other types of companies may use Regulation A, except development stage companies without a specified business (for example, “blank check companies”) and investment companies registered or required to be registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940. In most cases, shareholders may use Regulation A to resell up to $1.5 million of securities.
The "test the waters" provisions of Regulation A allow companies to publish or deliver a written document to prospective purchasers or make scripted radio or television broadcasts to determine whether there is an interest in their contemplated securities offering before filing an offering statement with the SEC. This gives companies the opportunity of being able to determine whether enough market interest in their securities exists before they incur the full range of legal, accounting, and other costs associated with filing an offering statement with the SEC. Companies may not, however, solicit or accept money for securities offered under Regulation A until the SEC staff completes its review of the filed offering statement and the company delivers offering materials to investors.
Oh my..the reason it is UNCHANGED is that they are not yet reflected in the share structure, BUT they WILL be! When they are you will clearly see the change in the share structure, but that will be AFTER BILLIONS of shares are sold, and the float will be enormous!
UGH!! Why is this SO hard for people to digest?? The Reg A shares sold are basically off the books until they are sold and filed with the States they sold them in!
Not until they are required to report it through the States they sold the offering in.....Just wait until the filings hit the SEC/Edgar site.....but by then, they will have their money.
Courtesy of the Fair Labor Act revisions! Unbelievable! They have created an environment where the CEO's are basically going to pillage the retail buyer!
No Exchange Act reporting requirements are required until the company has more than $10 million in assets and more than 500 shareholders.
STBV def has more than 500 shareholders, but NOT more than 10 million in assets at this time, so no, the Reg A shares are not required to be included in the share structure. Does that explain why SO many are upset or shocked by the 30 billion shares? Or that the PPS doesn't even budge with the reported billions of shares being bought on the bid?
Does anyone really think that people would be buying billions of shares of STBV without the MJ PR's?
Definition of 'Regulation A'
An exemption from the registration requirements mandated by the Securities Act, applicable to small public offerings of securities that do not exceed $5 million in any 12-month period. A company that uses the Regulation A exemption for a securities offering must still file an offering statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission. While Regulation A offerings share some characteristics with registered offerings, they have some distinct advantages over full registration.
The issuer of a Regulation A offering has to provide buyers of the issue with an offering document whose content is similar to the prospectus in a registered offering. However, the advantages of a Reg A offering over a fully registered offering make up for this somewhat onerous requirement. These advantages include - simpler financial statements that do not have to be audited, no Exchange Act reporting requirements until the company has more than $10 million in assets and more than 500 shareholders, and the choice of three formats to prepare the offering circular.
Pleas show us some pictures! That would be great!
LOL!! Your kidding right? Shareholders have a right to express there concerns in regards to the Company they own shares in!!
Yep, just like it did on Feb. 10th and Feb. 20th....right? LOL
And that is not even updated yet! Sad
He made out HUGE I'm sure!!! 30 billion shares @ .01 is $300 million! Drop it to .001 and it's STILL 30 million.
WOW...this gapped so much I can't stand it! LOL
"Andy Fellner" <andy@wazillo.com>
Can you provide proof of your claim for the rest of the board to see and review? Thanks
I would love to have had the PPS increase in value as it pertains to the Companies activities and PR's, but such is NOT the case! At the rate of shares being sold in relation to the amount of billions left to sell, this will take at least another 20 to 30 trading days.
The people on this board that currently hold or purchased shares since the recent PR's should flood Andy with emails about the questionable issues regarding the PR's and the information that has come up.
If he decides not to answer, then I would highly suggest you take a course of action by contacting the SEC! Yes, the SEC may halt this from trading going forward, but do you really like the idea of this guy getting away with the "suspected" fraud??
Who knows, he may decide to contact those he sold shares to and try to convince them to stop dumping so aggressively just like he convinced them to buy the Reg A shares to begin with. JMO
Well said
Sure, but it's generally verified without any type of questionable behavior.
If the sellers wanted to, they could drop this like a rock down to .0001, but then they would have no profit from their remaining billions of shares they want to sell! So it's let it churn at .001 area and keep releasing Pr's for retail to buy.
Robert Coffy worked for STBV....He is the incorporator of Bearpot...hmmmmm
http://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/ViewImage.do?fileId=20141099537&masterFileId=20141099537
I have a hunch it's ....
1. MM's accumulating so they can run it at a later date when they can completely control the stock.
or
2. MM's covering their naked short selling when this had massive buying all of a sudden and they couldn't resist the money from all the trades.
or
3. It's market manipulation.
Really? A MJ grow op without any public disclosure filings? LOL Try again.
The funny thing IS, is that Andy clearly released Pr's that appear to be "false & misleading", which means the shareholders as of February 10th have a valid case if they decided to pursue it.
Also
I would really like someone to find the filings of the Reg A sales that he is required to file with each State that he sold them in. I can't seem to find them on the Florida or California State Securities site.
Ok, just wanted to make sure is all. Thanks
My response to you was tongue-in-ckeek, meaning I completely agreed with you.
Thank you for your honesty!
LOL....Search for Reg A rules and guidelines and you will clearly see that the 30 billion shares are immediately tradable once the SEC approves it.