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Yeah. Mark is making it very difficult to take him seriously. If the contracts he keeps referencing ever actually existed at all, they obviously were not signed in the 1st quarter.
You just described the potential for 4 other stocks I own, but at least they have had a public communication within the last 13 months.
These guys are clowns.
Just goes to show that even a Navy pilot is not beyond forfeiting his honor in the face of failure.
What a waste of time and money.
This company needs money. They might have a legitimate product, but they completely lack the funds to bring it to market. Period.
I have legitimate love for this company and its success. But their product falls into a specific category requiring giant outflows of capital before certification. So, the everlasting pink sheet stock problem endures...how much money do you throw at this money pit? ....?until the money pit starts spewing red hot molten $100 bills?...
I stand by my story...No MORDIS study results, no pps.
What the hell are these guys doing?
Don't get me wrong. I agree the Sodexo deal has potential. If I'm wrong and this gets into every campus across the country, I'll be a millionaire many times over, and I hope you will be too. But I am just trying to make sure everyone here understands exactly what the CEO said in that conference call. His focus is totally wrong. He should be trying to go nation wide with Whole Foods. The relationship already exists and that customer base has the disposable income to buy overpriced chocolate and tea.
We can be optimistic, but some people on here are being ridiculous. $2.00 pps in 30 days? No way, José. Until we see revenue from the EAT deal, and a signed contract with Carnival, this will remain in the low trips, and deservedly so.
And they are only doing a "prototype" EAT location at NAU. This has no legs if that one location is a failure. That's a huge chunk of this company's future riding on whether some broke college kids are going to pay for overpriced tea and chocolate bars.
Where did the CEO mention anything about being the "exclusive" Sodexo tea distributor?
He said "low six figures." I was not impressed with that call. Very underwhelming.
DRYS has a bunch of class actions being filed against it. How does that affect TEUFF?
I'm not sure I understand your post. Yes, I read the docket entries. I have only been around litigation for five years in my professional life, but I like what I see in these patent cases. Mostly procedural posturing by the Defendants, and standard litigation stalling tactics. Again, I agree, nothing is likely to happen in the near future, but SFOR has all their ducks in a row, from my perspective. Just my humble opinion.
Michael Korn submitted 11 more cases to the court in support of his opposition to the motion to transfer venue. That's pretty solid, right?
I have done my best to keep myself updated with the latest docket entries. I have to say, this litigation may not be resolved within a time frame that is palatable for most people on this board, but I REALLY like SFOR'S chances in these patent cases. They have the best hired guns, and my personal assessment of their claims is very optimistic. If I had more liquid money, I'd dump it all on this stock. But that's just my amateur opinion, not advice.
Any ability to obtain the full text of the letter from Jonathan Korn re: Markman Response Brief that just recently posted to the docket? I cannot access the full text of the letter because I'm out of my office today.
I also saw yesterday that Trustwave is being sued by some casino company, and their case is not looking very favorable. That might be a small weight on the scale in SFOR'S favor, if Trustwave is facing a loss on multiple litigation fronts. Every little but helps.
T-minus at least 6-12 months. This stock is not doing anything unless they get those MORDIS study results published in a peer reviewed journal, and that is presuming the results are good. But they can't even get that far if they don't have the cash to pay for the results to be analyzed, and SCIE has zero cash. You can claim you're not pumping all you want. But, by definition, you're pumping. Save your breath.
Any talk about the "new administration" FDA making it easier for medical devices is ridiculous. Published peer reviewed results are the ONLY way this company will ever make any money, regardless of how many patents they hold. If you hold a patent for technology that doesn't work or is inferior, those patents are worth zero dollars. SCIE patents will only be worth something after the medical community sees peer reviewed proof the machine works, and works better than any competitive machine that might exist by the time SCIE gets the money to get published. And that might never happen, especially if Mr. Oliver keeps sitting on his ass and taking a six figure salary.
Very nice!
I presume you're being facetious, because I wouldn't call a $45 buy to gap up 50% worth of a #BOOM claim. If that had been a $4,500 or $45,000 buy, then you might have a legitimate argument for that particular hashtag.
Either way, it gives us a much better idea of a timeframe for this settlement process. We probably will never see the transcript of this deposition, but it will definitely hasten any ultimate resolution. Hopefully, that resolution will make us longs very wealthy.
Deposition of Dr. Alan T. Sherman, pursuant to Local Patent Rule 4.5(b), on June 20, 2017. Strikeforce has agreed to it. This could be the make or break for this whole case. How bad do I wish to be a fly on the wall at that depo.
It's been "about two months or so." Care to make any further predictions that turn out to be less than accurate? Should we give it another two months of utter silence?
HA! I can't lie, this is pretty funny. I would really like SFOR to clean up on some of these settlements, but it's definitely unnerving when you read a statement like that from the company VP. I totally agree the Blank Rome attorneys had a significant role in crafting that language, which means it certainly has strategic significance; but still uncomfortable for me as a shareholder.
Duo wants a 17 month stay?? If that is approved, George Waller essentially admits Strikeforce will not survive. That is a HUGE deal. I'm not saying Duo will win that motion, but if they do, we're all screwed.
At this point, I'd settle for knowing the CEO still has a pulse.
National Inflation Association. Arguably, a pump and dump operation. They have some interesting insights that pan out sometimes, but I've see more than a few of their suggestions flop. They put out a video about college educations being a scam that garnered some attention a few years ago, but just google it and see there are several other articles that claim NIA is all a big pump and dump scam. Also, several of their emails are very pro-Trump, and even with an air of being pro-Russian. It's a little weird, but like I said, there are ways to take advantage of pumps and dumpers, if you have good timing.
HA! I get it. Maybe you DILUTED your tea too much? Dilution seems to be a serious issue when it comes to this tea company.
Nicely done.
I wish you were correct. However, this is going nowhere unless and until there is a peer reviewed article documenting the MORDIS study. That is still months away, even if they have found the money to analyze the data. None of that happening any time soon, sorry. I'm happy to be proven incorrect.
All my opinion, of course.
They just got $75K at 20% to 35% interest? Jesus. What the hell are these guys doing?
"In addition, in May 2017, the Company entered into a variable rate note accumulating $75,000 that can be repaid for a premium ranging from 20% to 35% if paid within 180 days. If paid subsequent to 180 days, the notes are convertible into common stock at a discount to the market price."
We have a saying where I come from. "If it walks like a diluted pig, and talks like a diluted pig, it ain't a duck."
In other words, this thing is a diluted pig (in case my simile was too subtle).
It's a real shame too, because I had high hopes for this to go somewhere on its own. But relying on kickstarter nonsense should have been a clear sign to me and everyone else this is a hail-mary for a CEO who only has eyes for lining his own pockets via dilution. Why doesn't he just stand on a corner with a cardboard sign? That is just as sure of a signal of a financially stable public company.
About as close as we are to contact from alien lifeforms. This stock is dead, except no one has officially pulled the plug.
They just called and I voted no. Won't matter.
The BOD is going to Reverse Split this stock into oblivion after the meeting on the 31st. If you don't already have millions of shares, you're going to end up with nothing of value. I'll probably end up with about 10 shares out of my original 10,000. Total bullshit.
I hate to be THAT GUY, but I would like to point out the November, 2015 letter to the shareholders that got a lot of the longs into this stock in the first place claimed "EHII listing on NASDAQ Dubai-USA & in 12-18 months at +/- $4.00" (p.7 of 9). May, 2017 is 18 months from that date. I haven't seen or heard anything that would indicate that Sequoyah deal, or ANY other deal, has come anywhere close to becoming a reality. This might be the absolute worst company when it comes to communication that I've ever encountered. Would it kill them to offer an indication that they're even still ALIVE, let alone actively seeking to keep this company a going concern? At the risk of being vulgar, this is bull$hit.
Where or how did you hear about any refinancing deals? That is pretty damn important information and I have not seen word-one about anything from this company. You would think that is something that the company would want to share with the shareholders.
If a tweet is good enough for the orange leader of the free world, it's plenty good enough for our boy Brandon.
Agreed. But even if they print and sell another billion shares, that's only another $600K to $1MM, depending on the market on any given day. My question is, why wouldn't they want to get this company back on track and make their shares worth some REAL money? What is a couple hundred grand to these doctors and corporate officers? They should be able to find that same amount of money (call it a million dollars) to get the MORDIS data analyzed and published. That makes this company a legitimate player in the medical world, and they can all retire with 7 or 8 figure bank accounts. So much potential here, and it seems like it should be pocket change to these guys to get it moving in the right direction. Dilution is amateur hour. Kind of sad.
Interesting this held 0.0008 in light of the dilution news. I thought for sure it was headed to 2s or 3s. This was ridiculous a long time ago, but at this point, it's just insulting. I know this is the pinks, but jesus. With the gravitas of the BOD and the supposed leadership abilities of Oliver, you'd think they could have found some private money to get that MORDIS study completed, data analyzed, and get the results published in a peer reviewed journal by this point in time. That is the only thing that is going to turn this into a viable company.
Is this even on life support anymore, or just plain flat-lined? Has anyone seen or heard from the Management in the past 6 months? I'd simply settle for knowing whether or not the CEO is still alive. There is no evidence to support that fact. Silence in the OTC is NOT golden.
Exactly. Oliver collects almost $400K, but it seems like I personally did just as much to sell some machines last year as he did...which was NOTHING. I think all of us deserve some of that paycheck.
It's been almost two months since this last prediction. So you still feel confident in your statement? If so, why? Or, have you moved on?
Wow. I had serious high hopes for this 10-K. What a pile of garbage. Basically, what, ONE machine sold to Duke University? The entire YEAR??? And a couple of forceps to AMG? I don't know what these people are doing all day. So, now we wait until the results of the MORDIS study are published, which probably won't be for another 6-9 months. Lame.
I've tweeted this to Brandon, but I think a great opportunity would be to get on Joe Rogan's podcast. Rogan has a pretty large audience and he is already a huge outspoken proponent of marijuana and float therapy, as well as general health and fitness. Plus, he's constantly in Las Vegas for his UFC commentary job. Offer the guy free floats and a dehydrator, he'll plug THCT on almost a daily basis. Just my opinion.