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Amusing dialogue and in the realm of science it would be classified as, 'science fiction'.
Two beads of same density, size, color; same in all aspects except one is the medicine and one is the control: Proven in studies to be 'fool proof'..
There is only one way to separate the bead and that would be to analyze each bead one by one and separate via a mechanical means. Imagine: A tiny pair of tweezers taking one bead at a time, placing on a clean sterile surface, crush, and after determining the contents, place the powder in the appropriate place and then cleaning the surface for the next bead.
As to all the science fiction and 'what about...' in the realm of science it takes actual lab data to formulate statistics and meaningful data, not some verbal poetry and dreaming up various hypothesis's.
For example: The hypothesis of soaking, drying, using electrical charges...(or whatever) Has the 'scientist' taken into account the amount of the opposing element aside from the medicine (opioid) from the control (naltrexone)that will stick with the targeted substance?
Even in a semi-controlled lab situation or even a full blown, state-of-the art lab, I seriously doubt one can obtain 100% purity. This then leads to control groups being %75 opioid %25 naltrexone (or pick any combination or percentage.
The one great thing about science fiction is that it can be very entertaining.
Charts and all that are fun but news is where i'm the most comfortable.
Checked DNRG's website and todays news has not yet been placed there, but most importantly if you check Al-Rushaid Technologies website it has also not yet made it on their news section.
Now, I'm pretty sure not many people in the world look at the likes of DNRG's website but by looking at the Al-Rushaid Technologies past news releases...well, there is an old saying regarding investing, 'follow the money.'
I wonder what the stock price of DNRG will do when the Saudi news becomes more visible to those others with money...
Al-Rushaid: News posted 2007, 2009, 2012, (and soon, 2015)
Share ownership.
I have invested in the stock market since my father introduced it to me back before there were computers, cell phones, and many of the current publicly traded companies. It was the grand ol days of having a broker call a broker to buy, sell, or short stocks. Information was sparse at best with the only reliable news coming from the likes of Wall Street Journal or Barron's. Nowadays that has all changed.
As can be seen by the vast input by various members of iHub there is a plethora of information. This along with the vast information coming from those posted on the web concerning every aspect of a traded company makes trading both easier and confusing.
For ELTP the stock price has been interesting to watch. One would think it would be more volatile, much in the way so many other companies trade and yet there is a feeling of control, much in the way the market has this company locked in place. It has been this way since management did the SEC filing about preferred shares issued in a buyout to those shareholders of record before the date.
I'm curious to know if any of you know percentage of ownership. We know the holdings by management, I know the ownership by me, but as for SEC filings with those holding 5% or more there is not much. For example: Insiders and 5% owners total 4% (according to Yahoo) This leaves the majority of shares being owned by 'others'
I wonder if 'big pharma' is somehow involved with price 'control'. I'd love to see the roster of owners and the number of shares involved.
I'm sticking with my feeling that this company is NOT under the radar and that those who need to know know FULL well the value of this company. It will be bought out. I say this because I heard from the CEO's mouth that he would sell if the price were right.
For those who don't know how a company is priced in a buyout the price usually hinges on an average price for a set number of days, those days are figure outs BEFORE the announcement of a buyout.
I guess one has to make the decision when the announcement for a buyout comes out. Sell when the pps goes up or stay with the company stock symbol changes to teva or pfe. I plan on doing both.
thanks for posting that poak.
SEC filing yesterday which showed a disconnect between 'licensing vytex to others' and revenue.
Revenue is down and no mention of any income from sales to the mattress company, or anyone for that matter.
Of course the filing was for the quarter ending in June and that's the month the mattress sales started so maybe the next filing will show something.
Getting a little tired of these companies promising something and failing to show results.
I keep hearing about balloons, condoms, Asia, mattress's, deals and yet the bottom line is little to no revenue. Plus, the insider buying has stopped.
Over 2 mill in debt, no trading interest, plus the lie of splitting the company into a vytex division and sleep division; I'm thinking my investment is dead money for a while longer and the odds are it will be in my list of 'tax loss' trades.
But what do i know, i'm just a greedy trader looking for some profit. Maybe Trump will announce, "And if elected I promise all Americans a Vytex pillow on their mattress..."
Yes, it may be interesting but in my experience of owning R&D companies or other 'someday' bio stocks, the Renshaw conference has had little effect on the price. Some companies price jumped after the conference, others fell, (usually because the prior hype failed to deliver)
For me and my investment in ELTP it's the news coming before or after the conference which will be very interesting.
There has been made mention that this company is 'under the radar' or that nobody knows about it, that more PR of it should be put out or 'pumped' but in the investment world those such as myself are fully aware and invest accordingly.
Some have said the company has failed with getting out the news and I say they have done almost too much, so much so that it is very easy to predict the price of stock appreciating or decreasing.
If there were more 'unknown' the price would be much more volatile with more speculation, more swings, more of everything...however the constant pricing and trading the past year has shown it is almost easy (nothing in trading stocks is truly easy unless one is an insider or crook privy to inside information)
The CEO, in my opinion, has learned his lesson by keeping himself a little bit more 'close lipped' these past few months.
Yes, the crystal ball is pretty clear on what is in store for this company and all that remains is for the individual investor to trust their own eyes on what they 'see'...
My eyes see $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ ELTP $$$ $$$ $$$
i cannot, could not resist. bought another 5000 shares @ .2048.
i think something 'good' is gonna happen (for me i'm already 100% ahead on the bulk of eltp purchases so the greed in me wants more!)
price of this stock has been waaaaay too quiet which means there is a 'good' chance of some activity, and though it can also drop on bad news there is the 'good' chance it goes to .40... on great news.
I noticed how people were complaining that nothing was being mentioned about how the generics are doing especially when the CEO referred to them as bread crumbs. I have never heard the generics talked about on any "CC" with such enthusiasm by the CFO on the last "CC"...Seems that if the company does not talk about the generics there are complaints and if they do there is an underlying conspiracy as to why.
"My point is, we do NOT know how the Phase 3 trials actually turned out." Is a true statement but we will all KNOW soon enough.
I filled my recent buy order but could not use the 'all-or-none'. Had to buy in about twenty different lots. This is the third time the stock is bouncing on the .20 line which as the saying goes, "Third time is a charm."
Ready now for great news and profit.
This is what I enjoy about trading in a small float, thinly traded company. Potential, time, news, and willing to risk coin for investing in such companies = a great chance at making bank.
Take profit to make profit.
Buy when others fear.
Enjoy greed but not as much as most.
STWS has its own business story to write now and so far it is a good read.
buy 47850 shares queued @ .21 all-or-none for tomorrow. will i get it? maybe, maybe not but it seems like a nice price to further add to my collection.
if not tomorrow then the next day, and the next, and the next...
tick, tick, tick...
just about time, thinking about two more weeks until the filing comes out.
will the filing show revenue?
brilliance collection is on the website, new formulation news, bid raised, ask raised, ultra-thin trading.
just waiting for the stock guru's to arrive to start pumping and bashing, these same guru's who've been buying the past few months.
i think there will soon be some money made on this ghost company.
My two cents have now been multiplied by thousands of cents in regards to STWS.
This company was mainly invested in oil related industry but had the courage to branch out and diversify into water and now is on the verge of profiting from that decision.
As to the chart just look at any oil companies chart to see what direction the stock price has gone this past year, short answer: down, down, and down...
Fun times ahead for STWS, maybe even profitable ones for investors staying long.
I think so too but only time and news from the company will tell.
I'm happy with the price I paid today. I tried doing an all-or-none for buying a lot more shares at one time but found only hitting the ask would work for me today, thus the two smaller purchases.
Somebody out there wants the price for this stock to be a lot lower and the mental games are working which is fine by me because news/revenue (good or bad) trumps all games.
If tomorrow the price drops to .15 I'll be back buying again.
bought 800,000 shares/ .0026 I think I can live with that investment, if not for profit then for entertainment value anyway. Sometimes these types of companies make an investor like me money, oftentimes not.
Trading today inside where it is 64 degree's is much better than working on my roofing project outside in 105 degree weather.
Good trading today when the major indexes are red, now time for swimming.
I took a position in STWS only a few weeks ago at a price double today's. So, if I liked what I saw then and bought it made sense for me to buy more today so: 10500 shares and 9200 shares are now added to the pile.
So thinly traded just my little nibbles raised the price, just imagine some news and volume...
From what was shown in an earlier post of the agenda for tonights meeting, the answer is, "yes."
It also should be reinforced that the two failed wells were not because there was no water but that the driller drilled into underground caverns thus causing a crooked hole unfit for casing with pipe.
I think some people were thinking the failure was lack of water. At least this time STWS has hired a 'big gun' (oil driller) to do the job right this time.
Also, STWS did not have to pay for the failure. Smart management at STWS.
Thanks for sharing. After reading I went and got a glass of water to drink and told my goldfish swimming in their tank that their days may be numbered.
STWS was smart to concentrate on water along with the oil business. As it was stated in the CC, it is the revenue from the oil side paying for the water side, at least for the moment until the water revenue (pardon the joking) starts to boil...
SEC filings are what I read regarding this company, or any company. Insider trading is what I research regarding this company, or any company.
Pipelines, accounting, salary, progress...this is what I research regarding this company, or any company.
Almost two years now trading ELTP and all trades pure profit, not one loss, nada, zip, zilch.
Never talked to Dianne, never needed to as the filings show all. Never attended a meeting, never needed too as the public CC's were enough to read transcripts or listen too.
I thank God (and Ihub where this stock first came to my attention all those many months ago) for finding this publicly traded company with so much going for it.
Message boards are entertaining with small (extremely small) snippets of useful information. I strongly suggest people stick to their gut instincts, risk tolerance, and thorough research of this company or any company.
My personal belief regarding ELTP is at best, the price increase in share price will enable to take profits for many, many years to come, and at worst it will change direction and become one of the many profitable generic drug companies without the ART. In either case, I make money.
200 shares, so powerful on a bid controlled, thinly traded stock, and that is not the amazing aspect of today, no what is amazing is that over 60% of todays STWS trading was short sold shares. I'm a brave man but not brave enough to short thinly traded stocks with great potential.
The great thing about frustration is it motivates people who short stock and motivates people such as myself to buy long. When everyone is shouting for joy when STWS is $5.00/share, I'll be shouting for joy after having sold my shares to those many happy people jumping on.
Been doing a little research, specifically regarding solid oxide fuel cells.
On the Wikipedia site there is a good article regarding the pro's and cons of the SOFC. High heat was the biggest downfall whereas multiple fuel use and efficiency was the greatest attribute.
Copied and pasted is the following from the article I found very interesting considering DNRG and Delphi are working on SOFC together:
Specifically, Delphi Automotive Systems are developing an SOFC that will power auxiliary units in automobiles and tractor-trailers, while BMW has recently stopped a similar project. A high-temperature SOFC will generate all of the needed electricity to allow the engine to be smaller and more efficient. The SOFC would run on the same gasoline or diesel as the engine and would keep the air conditioning unit and other necessary electrical systems running while the engine shuts off when not needed (e.g., at a stop light or truck stop).
For what it's worth: I have a friend who immigrated seven years ago from Kenya and I asked him a couple of days ago about foreign countries doing business in Africa, specifically, the Congo.
His reply (horrible English but better than my speaking his language)was that while Africa is filled with coups, rebellions, war, and the like, the common theme of honoring a contract is strong.
He said that even those countries with dictators honor foreign contracts as that is their 'bread and butter.'
He told me the Congo is huge and resource rich with a population spread out and growing.
It will not surprise me to see Cat, Deere, and other big companies vying for a piece of the emerging economy of Africa, but for now we know that DNRG is positioning itself well.
If you read the MOU with Delphi you will notice that the Caribbean,South Amreica and Africa are off limits for Delphi to sell any of the technology developed between DEC and Delphi.
Enjoy your trading strategy.
In my opinion the price reflects the price of oil. Any company even remotely connected to oil is dropping. Exxon, BP, Pioneer, Capstone,Line...and by the managements own admission in the last CC, last year was horrible for STW.
At least STW has recognized the situation for what it is and has dropped two divisions pertaining to oil and have concentrated on water and pipeline support.
Bottom line: Investors are having a 'wait and see' attitude, which is logical and safe. Investors such as myself love the risk and buy when others are afraid and sell when others think they can't lose.
I'm pretty confident that before this year is over I will have made bank by investing.
On a side note, the Saudi government has recently been borrowing billions to cover their budget shortfall. Their budget is set at $110/barrel oil. I do love the irony, they're trying to break the U.S. fracking industry while destroying their own economy.
today, recent SEC4 filings of insider activity. in august the earnings come out...will they show initial revenue for the gold bond mattress?
there are a few people, only a few, who have been nibbling at this stock who are waiting to unleash on the coming news.
it should be a fun event when the stock 'guru's' arrive.
Some points to consider aside from the talk of shorting, manipulation, etc...
1. DNRG does have an MOU with Delphi, this was done months ago.
2. DNRG is a partner in the African initiative.
3. DNRG has SEC filings going back years.
Regarding #3, go back a re-read the old filings. There are some changes such as number of employee's going from 4 to 10. There were earlier disclosures dealing with Africa, while similar to today the numbers of the MW were half of today.
Many OTC penny land stocks are flaky, (example: SPNG) their executives touted sponges and are now in jail until they get out and access the off-shore money.
It is easy for a company to 'make up' facts to fit the agenda and for DNRG it would also appear to be the case unless you factor in the MOU with a major company dealing with fuel cells, and the government partnership, and the SEC filings going back years, and the AS of 200mil, and contracts regarding the Congo...
What's next? Financing of the projects, gearing up of manufacturing, announcements of other contracts with other African countries, and surprises. I like surprises. One such surprise would be the unveiling by DNRG and Delphi of a working Rubicon or announcement of orders for in-country such as the 100Kw unit...
In the meantime, there is money to be made trading DNRG, either shorting, flipping, holding.
And it must be said that it is not boring owning this company at the moment.
I agree. Listened to the recent CC for the second time last night. It was easier to listen to and understand and from my understanding, the latter part of this year and going forward should be very profitable for the company.
HeeHeeHee...get ready, the stock guru's are about to appear...
"VYST to the moon!"
"Back up the truck!"
"Wow, I'm glad I got in, buying more tomorrow..."
"This will be in dollar land soon"
This is a great time to buy a few shares because when the 'guru's' get here, it will be too late...
After listening to the CC and now seeing third party news regarding STWS, it all looks very encouraging.
I've been doing research on other companies that manufacture pure water from ambient air and though it works, it is very expensive. The technology STW uses is much cheaper and with all the projects the CEO has listed, apparently other interested parties think the RO procedure is better than the ambient air route.
Nice find and read, thanks.
Just bought 100k shares@.011. Owning this stock can't be any worse than the metal company stock I just sold to buy it.
Fun thing about penny stocks is the percentage up/down they do daily compared to the big stocks.
Wonder when the CEO is giving the presentation?
I've seen this before in the land of boring stocks, stocks such as ELTP.
"What have you seen, how dumb you were to buy such a stock as ELTP?"
This company has almost zero following because it deserves no following. It does have some good items in its defense.
1. Patents
2. A partnership with Gold Bond mattress
3. A director very well in tune with latex
4. It has another division dealing with sleep, perfect combination considering how boring it is.
5. It has had a lot of insider buying.
The negatives are:
1. Thinly traded
2. No recent insider buying, at least not as it has been. Possible reasons: Quiet period for possible merger/buyout or management knows something bad is coming.
3. No exciting revenue.
4. Price of stock is falling because there is no interest, owners wanting to exit are at the mercy of the bid, which is at the advantage of those offering little and willing to wait.
Now, as for what I'm thinking is that in OTC land there are many delusional investors and a few savvy ones. The way this stock has been acting the past few months shows good news=dropping price.
In August the earnings will be out for business up to the end of June. I'm thinking there will be revenue plus some news of other merger/buyout/signed contracts, etc...
If this occurs the pumpers will appear, some 'pennyland' guru's will tout the company, (such as Sierra World) message board traffic will increase and the price will quickly go up (this is where i exit) and then the price will drop again.
This company is boring, the management is boring, the news is boring, and I hope what I'm thinking occurs so I can exit and move onto a company not soooooo boring...Zzzzzzz snore....
Exactly, and if you add up all the other activity the CEO discussed, I feel good about my investment.
One thing about companies like this that have small volume is that the price can move like crazy and quickly, both up and down.
This summer will be interesting for STWS.
The CC was what caused me to pull the trigger and buy. Loved the question at the end when it was asked if they had the money to operate 'now' while waiting for the coming flood of business...
Learned a lot also. An RO after an RO to have no liquid left...
California, Africa, Texas, Golf course, Farms, Government...
With all the talk in the news being about too much or too little water, this company is in the right place at the right time.
Bought 11750 shares (all or none) at .42 today. I was going to buy days ago when it was close to .60. Watched it drop and then listened to CC. Liked what I heard.
Sell price will depend on my greed.
Point of clarification: Contract - legally binding to include language
of terms financial or otherwise...
Partner- mutual agenda
Yes DNRG is part of a large partnership but I've yet to see an SEC filing regarding terms from the U.S. Government, from DNRG the likes it did with the MOU with Delphi.
I can go fishing with my fishing partner and end up paying for the gas and beer while he just smiles and catches fish.
So, the question is: What is the United States giving DNRG financially or is it just smiling and 'saving Africa'.
My next limit buy order is for a price m-u-c-h less than this moment, and maybe even that will be too high. Remember, zero revenue, zero cash, a legal 'contract' with Kodiak on terms not so nice, and a lot of hopeful investors trying to make profit.
Bought 50,000 shares@.0799, watched it run, sold this morning at .10. I'm going to put in a limit order to buy at much less than today's closing and my reasoning for doing so is the financing deal they did with Kodiak gives them too much of an advantage over investors such as myself.
I feel this is a company with great p-o-t-e-n-t-i-al but it has no reported revenue and only hope for the future. Reminds me of, 'hope in one hand and squat in the other, what do you have?'
I could be wrong and it definitely wouldn't be the first time but it would not surprise me to see the stock price back below .02.
Also, the company is going to have to raise money to build a product and their choice of doing so is more issuance of stock which means dilution, or, they get a down payment on what they plan on selling. However, the latter choice does not sound like it would be the one as the company has it posted on their website that one of the benefits of the Rubicon is the customer does not have to pay for it, only the power it produces...
If it starts a run tomorrow to $25, then I will have missed out and congratulate those who had more bravery than I.
Exactly my thoughts for the past few months now.
Consider this: If Elite had partnered with anyone other than Epic, that would have been proof that a buyout was truly not in the works...
However, Epic is tightly bound with Elite and has been so for a long time.
There is more to the deal between Epic and Elite than most investors can imagine.
In a buyout both Epic and Elite are, how did the CEO state it? "A win-win...)
Below is a copied and pasted version of what was on that link regarding DNRG. I found it interesting when I read about the 1 billion invested in the next five years. Now, is that 1 billion of business for DNRG or? I got the impression it was for DNRG and we've already seen the two recent projects already announce.
I bought 50,000 shares at .0799 and will sell as the greed dictates.
Dominovas Energy Corp. (DNRG) is an energy solutions company dedicated to delivering clean, efficient, and reliable electricity, on a multi-megawatt scale, to areas of the world that lack this precious and necessary commodity. With an eye on capturing this immense “green energy solutions” market opportunity, Dominovas Energy is committed to building and deploying the most technologically advanced and cost effective market-based energy solution available today.
As part of its commitment to the Power Africa Initiative, Dominovas Energy intends to:
Support and advance the Power Africa goal of providing access to clean, reliable energy, and efficient energy via its commitment to expanding capacity through projects like the City of David project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a project that requires an initial deployment of three-megawatts (3MW) of power over the next 18 months.
Partner with specific university systems in sub-Saharan Africa to train and hire local citizens to perform as plant operations engineers and technicians, as necessary for the installation, service, and ongoing maintenance of the RUBICON™ system.
Mobilize close to US $1 billion dollars of investment capital for energy projects over the next five years, resulting in increased access to electricity for more than 100 million users throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
Okay, there has been good news for vystar during the past two months and today the price reached a whopping .04. I should run far and fast as I'm down on what is now long-term cap gains (if this company ever wakes up) but I bought more today.
The only reasons why I bought more are simple: 1. I'm crazy 2. Gold Bond Mattress actually has a product made of vystars latex. In fact I just saw they have the mattress's listed on their websit.
There will be quarterly earnings coming soon and we'll get to see what's up.
There, now you can go back to sleep for another couple of months as this stock is b-o-r-i-n-g
ELTP is being watched and is well known by investors such as myself. Management has been open, SEC filings filed and studied,investors have been selling and buying... it seems like the 'surprise' factor is 'out in the future,' but that is what is nice about surprises. Suddenly one day you wake up, check ELTP and see the price per share is on a roar.
Today I couldn't take it anymore and bought another 50,000 shares because I'm thinking there is a good surprise coming. As it is well known in OTC land: Buy before the news...
Check out the SEC filing today poak, one of the companies better ones. I like the part about some new product being put out in 2015 plus the rubber gloves.
If this stock gets some interest I wouldn't mind seeing $1/share.
I finally found a picture of the new mattress, apparently there are six different ones.
Here is the link.
http://www.furninfo.com/Furniture%20Industry%20News/4577