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Attention, Awarness, Volume, PPS Value Increase... I WANT IT ALL... RIGHT NOW!!!
$0.50 would be all but miraculous for SAPX per share!
DAMN... now that is some kick-ass product placement and merchandizing!! Good for ATTD!!!
Odd thing is... I said this all before, last week. We're starting to beat a dead horse here... both sides of the horse too.
Try .0039 this week. .003 is way too low.
They get fill when the price crosses them, just like AON orders. The problem is that this means many hidden orders lurk out there.
ATTD: RECORD ORDERS & FINANCING TO SERVICE THEM…
1:33p EDT, February 16, 2012, (PR NewsWire) Attitude Drinks Inc. (OTCBB: ATTD) (OTCQB: ATTD), [creator of the premier and increasingly successful Phase III® recovery beverage brand] today announced that White Quartz Bottling has re-ordered over two full truckloads of Phase III®. This new re-order [nicely accompanied by a record number of many other distributors' orders and re-orders this month] represents a 100% increase over White Quartz Bottling last order of Phase III®. Attitude Drinks Inc. announced the relationship with White Quartz back in November 2011, enabling a coordinated and efficient "go-to-market" strategy. White Quartz Bottling since established new distribution agreements with 11 additional regional direct store delivery (DSD) companies in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Tennessee.
Bob Hearn, Director of Sales and Marketing for ATTD, commented, "The acceptance of Phase III® by our distributors has been incredible. The product is right on-time for an emerging category in the beverage business, and our customers recognize the huge opportunity this product offers. We anticipate continued and substantial success with Phase III® in 2012."
ATTD then announced on Wednesday, February 22, 2012, that the company closed on a $1 million capital private placement. [The financing allows ATTD to increase production to meet the rising demand for Phase III®.] The securities issued [via the financing] are restricted convertible notes, and investors include two of the company's founding institutions along with a small group of accredited high net worth investors. Roy G. Warren, CEO of Attitude Drinks, commented "Attitude has persevered through challenging times during our development stage. Phase III® now gain[s] traction in the market place, and we have developed a number of new accounts with many more on the horizon. These new sales channels require marketing and sales support, and these funds will enable us to properly communicate the unique selling proposition that Phase III® affords."
Tommy Kee, CFO of Attitude Drinks Inc., said "Attitude has been fortunate to receive continued financing from some of the original 2007 investors. Phase III® is a new product, as our next objective is to attract new customers and educate the general public about our product. We are a marketing and branding company because the 'build it and they will come' strategy will not work. The general public must know about our product, and this financing will support our new distributors and customers via the implementation of key marketing and promotional programs to further build awareness of Phase III® recovery beverage product."
About Attitude Drinks
Attitude Drinks, Inc. (OTCQB:ATTD) is an innovative beverage brand development company with a pure milk recovery drink exploiting recent scientific evidence, which confirms the benefits of milk and protein as an exercise recovery aid. Phase III® is sold in local, regional and national markets including colleges, universities, convenience stores, supermarkets, fitness centers, gyms, and via various vendors online. For more information, including recent clinical trial results, visit www.attitudedrinks.com.
Contact
Roy Warren, CEO
Attitude Drinks, Inc.
561.227.2727
roy@attitudedrinks.com
www.attitudedrinks.com
by Attitude Drinks, Inc.
This news release contains forward looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Litigation Reform Act. The statements reflect the Company's current views with respect to future events that involve risks and uncertainties. In light of these uncertainties, the forward-looking events referred to in this release might not occur.
This below quote is absolute, pure, unadulterated foolishness. The goal is to go national, sell tons of product, and - if you're Roy - become a multi-millionare on stock options as the PPS blasts above $1.00 within a year or so!! Making money off printing shares is for small time thinkers; ATTD, its CEO, and most of its investors THINK BIG!!! BIG FAT MONEY!!!
REALLY??? I'll save my $$$ to LOAD the HELL out of my boat for ATTD at $0.002. However, IF I wait for that price, I believe my boat will stay quite empty.
TRUE... AON is a no show on L2 no matter how many shares are involved... and that goes for all stocks, not just DNYS.
Looks like one should be able to scoop up 250K LYJN shares at about $0.0038-39 next week. Sell those 250K share a few days later for, say, $0.0051, deduct $15 for commissions, and you'll make an easy $300.00. Do that ten times, and you've earned yourself an easy $3,000.00.
Until Hannah gets her act together re financials, THAT'S how you make money on LYJN! You do want to make money, don't you???
Nope... I just use the dips and peaks to make $$$ of LYJN. Why not? $$$ is $$$!
I wish I did! Nevertheless, regarding my 1/3 total LYJN holdings used for trading, I buy about 250K shares (or more) when the price dips in a way looking like a dip per the chart (e.g., ~0.0041ish), and I sell when the price peaks - actually just as it crests and starts to fall. In 2011, I made about $2,500.00 off LYJN alone running buys & sells that way. Make money, elimiate your aggravation... again... it really works...
TRY IT & MAKE $$$!
LOL... not really. Read my recent post to hmmmauto, including the material in the link.
Three words: ENTIRE EAST COAST!!
(2000+ total stores. Have fun.)
OMG... please... c'mon not THAT again...
See, e.g., http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=72400726&txt2find=increase|authorized|shares .
ONE STORE DOES NOT PROVIDE A SUFFICIENT SAMPLE TO MAKE A RELIABLE EMPIRICAL STUDY. Surely you KNOW this.
OF EVERY WALGREEN'S IN FLORIDA? No thanks. ONE store does not a representative empirical study make.
Is anyone else concerned that this is untruthful and misleading?
Wonder why you failed to read the filing. THEY ARE NAMED.
LOL... so THAT is the big difference, huh? Unbelievable.
Sure you could. Don't see why not.
READ the damn article. YOU ARE WRONG. Very few, if any, trade-for-trade companies NOW use manual trading since AND BECAUSE OF the implementation of the DTCC centralized system. The system ELIMINATED the need for manual trading, which is what the stupid quote you keep posting infers (i.e., to get rid of such inefficiences). If ATTD was one of those few, no brokerage would trade the stock; T.D. Ameritrade would not even allow sell trading if what you claim were true! However, almost ALL the brokerages trade ATTD, and T.D. Ameritrade trades it too on a sell basis. Thus, what you claim regarding these purported ultra high fees makes no damn sense in light of these facts! Your scare tactics are weak sauce.
Well, then, Muscle Milk MUST therefore suffer from the same problem as you claim Phase III does... just high dollar chocolate milk. I wonder how Muscle Milk manages to stay in business by not selling high dollar chocolate milk?
WRONG... ATTD was designated by DTCC or its subsidiaries as trade-for-trade on January 6th, making it inherently part of the centralized clearance for trade-for-trade stocks per the express terms of the article. Any claims to the contrary prove patently specious.
ATTD's trade-for-trade transactions are settled through the centralized system, NOT MANUALLY, per my last few posts. Attempts to claim otherwise are patently specious.
ATTD's trades do NOT apply to the minority of manual trade-for-trade stocks, because NOW most trades go through the centeralized trade-for-trade system as established per the article and my last post. Attempts to claim otherwise prove patently specious.
ATTD's trades do not apply to the minority of trade-for-trade stocks, which go through the centeralized trade-for-trade system established per the article and my last post. Attempt to claim otherwise prove patently specious.
Wrong. The article specifically states when a stock is designated as trade-for-trade by DTCC or its subsidiaries, it qualifies for the centralized clearance service outlined in the article. DTCC or its subsidiaries so designated ATTD on January 6, 2012.
Shelf life is 12 months.
Why not? It still seems revelant today.
Nope, you are wrong again and again and again and again and again... as the article inherently evidences.
EVEN TRADE-FOR-TRADE STOCKS LIKE ATTD HAVE CENTRALIZED CLEARANCE...
The days of broker-to-broker, high-fee trading ended almost two years ago. Trade-for-trade transactions involving stocks like ATTD are now almost exclusively and efficiently funneled through the DTCC. Indeed, even clear back in May of 2010 about 70% of all trade-for-trade transactions (such as those now involving ATTD) were streamlined and handled quite efficiently by the DTCC, even if not via CUSIP.
DTCC BEGINS AGGREGATING BROKER-TO-BROKER TRADE-FOR-TRADE OBLIGATIONS TO REDUCE COSTS AND ENHANCE EFFICIENCIES FOR THE INDUSTRY
Service Reduces the Number of Trade-for-Trade Transactions Requiring Financial Settlement
New York, June 3, 2010 –The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has begun aggregating each side of certain broker-to-broker equities transactions that settle outside its systems into one receive and one deliver order to eliminate the need for financial firms to manually settle multiple transactions each day.
Through DTCC's clearing agency subsidiary, National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) aggregates only those broker-to-broker "trade-for-trade" transactions that are executed between the same trading parties and in the same security. In addition, only transactions [e.g., ATTD transactions as of January 6, 2012] that NSCC designates to settle on a trade-for-trade basis are eligible for aggregation. NSCC typically designates these broker-to-broker transactions to settle trade-for-trade if they involve securities that have been chilled or globally locked for operational, risk management, or regulatory or compliance reasons.
For the week of May 17, [2010] the NSCC successfully aggregated 67% of the 64,650 trade-for-trade transactions in its systems, reducing the number of trades requiring financial settlement to 20,834. "While trade-for-trade transactions represent a small percentage of overall equity trading volume, they inject unnecessary inefficiencies into the system because each trade has to be manually settled," said Susan Cosgrove, DTCC managing director, Clearance and Settlement/ Equities. "By aggregating these trades, we are able to reduce the total number of transactions that need to be settled each day, which helps our members reduce their own internal costs."
How the Service Works
As [trade-for-trade] transactions flow from the exchanges and trading venues into NSCC's trade capture system each day, buy and sell orders between broker counterparties in a given security that are designated by the clearing corporation to settle trade-for-trade are aggregated into a single receive and a single deliver order. However, as is currently the case with trade-for-trade transactions, the aggregated obligations are not netted against each other and are not guaranteed by NSCC.
Here's an example of how the service works: if Broker A had fifteen buys against Broker B in Security X, these items would be aggregated into one receive obligation for A and one deliver obligation for B for the total amount of shares for the 15 transactions in Security X. If Broker A also had 20 sells with Broker B on that same day for the same security, those items would also be aggregated into one deliver obligation for A and one receive obligation for B. In this example, A and B would each have two settlement obligations with the other for Security X rather than the 35 obligations they would each have without aggregation.
"Trade-for-trade aggregation further extends DTCC's ability to leverage its core capabilities to develop solutions that automate securities processing and help reduce costs for financial firms while protecting the safety and soundness of the financial markets," said Cosgrove.
About DTCC
DTCC, through its subsidiaries, provides clearance, settlement and information services for equities, corporate and municipal bonds, government and mortgage-backed securities, money market instruments and over-the-counter derivatives. In addition, DTCC is a leading processor of mutual funds and insurance transactions, linking funds and carriers with their distribution networks. DTCC's depository provides custody and asset servicing for more than 3.6 million securities issues from the United States and 121 other countries and territories, valued at US$33.9 trillion. In 2009, DTCC settled nearly US$1.48 quadrillion in securities transactions. DTCC has operating facilities and data centers in multiple locations in the United States and overseas.
Trade-for-trade status is, therefore, a non-issue unless some assbackwards brokerage house fails to use the above clearance service.
LYJN DENOUNCES WRONGFUL SPAM CAMPAIGN...
LOS ANGELES, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- September 14, 2006 -- Lyric Jeans, Inc., (PINKSHEETS: LYJN) has become aware of an unauthorized promotional spam campaign involving its stock. Lyric Jeans is in no way affiliated with this program. It does not endorse any of the statements being made, as there is no accuracy in the content of the emails. The company is taking every necessary legal step to not only rectify the illegal activity, but also to identify the source of the spam. The company apologizes to anyone who has received the spam messages and asks that you do not rely upon them to assess the company or its employees.
About Lyric Jeans, Inc.
Lyric Jeans is the innovator and manufacturer of premium apparel and denim wear characterized by a cutting-edge design strategy driven by music and song lyrics. Through the unique fusion of fashion and music, the company utilizes titles from all genres of music as inspiration for the brand, thereby appealing to a cross-section of various tastes and interests and enabling it to market its products on a worldwide platform. The company's strength is in its relationships with the music industry and its ability to access the Hollywood community, tastemakers and trendsetters. www.lyricjeans.com
Safe Harbor
This release includes forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 27E of the Securities Act of 1934. Statements contained in this release that are not historical facts may be deemed to be forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain....
Irrelevant. MAKE $$$ TRADING LYJN...
See, e.g., http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=72506067 .
Who cares? Trade the damn stock... buy low, sell high, and make $$$$. That's my plan. Question is.... why ISN'T it yours? Do you not want to make $$$$???