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Overly optimistic given the previous 4 month performance.
If the pps cracks .03 by the end of May we’ll be fortunate.
How’s this working out for everybody?
I don’t know anything anymore!
In what sense?
So, what’s going on people?
I’m just checking in and see “news”, which amounts to an S1 updated filing.
Still looking forward to the Q-10?
Still on the OTCQB @.01 !
So, your prediction is .03 pps within days?
Twitter with the positive posts $abce!
far less negativity than what you’ll find on this board!
Firstly, the S1 hasn’t been approved.
If approved a RM isn’t likely.
Secondly, a RM would be the likely coarse for ABCE if the S1 falls through.
JMO
A conflict in which sense?
Anything is possible!
Much appreciated!
What’s the twitter handle for green stream? I’ve search before and nothing?
I’m leaning more towards a reverse merger with a larger privately held company that wants to go public.
Walking into a nice and neat shell that is fully reporting and on the OTCQB.
IMO
And as a wild ass guess Green Stream Finance $EGOHD acquires $ABCE as their installation arm of the business! -pure unadulterated speculation out of my nether region!
either way as the company has stated.....#GoodTimesSurprise is in the works!
Average Volume (10 days) 547.53k- today’s volume 1.10m!
Q1-2019 results and some think an announcement of an acquisition or merger.
These Ho’s ain’t loyal!
Who’s jumping on those .0156’s!!
I would say it’s a mix of that plus paranoia. This is the OTC and there’s no shortage of scams out there.
But this isn’t one of them!
Facts are important people!
Thank you for your inspirational words of caution and wisdom.
I can only hope more people sell into the bid today following your advice.
This horrible pump n’ dump scam of a company should not be allowed to continue!! All of the fake press releases, PR dumps and constant onslaught of daily Twitter updates have been unbelievable to witness!
I’m sure you will agree!
Hail Hydra!!
Reached the 10 average within the 1st hour of trading today?
Who’s ever looking for cheap shares...... here you go!
Finally, someone with a sense of humor!
The company revs should follow the spring/summer season with Q2 & Q3 higher than Q1 & Q4 fall/winter season.
They have to make hay while the sun shines and that’s the end of spring to beginning of fall for most regions.
That being said this years Q1 should be equal too or modestly higher than last year’s numbers.
IMO
Understand what you own!
The companies seeming approach of not “pumping” the shares has most on this board baffled! The “steady as she goes” approach isn’t rock & roll enough for most OTC traders...... IMO.
Since RS the company has met its milestones, so there’s no reason at this time to think that the 10Q isn’t going to meet market expectations.
To think that a few thousand $$ in trading per day over the past weeks is dilution ......your delusional.
Retail selling and MM manipulation is all that’s been happening here... IMO.
To put this into perspective there are probably people on this board that own more $$ in this stock then gets traded these past few week!
When the volume picks up so will the pps! 10Q is around the corner, and then when M&A is confirmed ...... hold on to your hats folks.
Holding my shares here!
Who doesn’t need hooker money?
Although today it didn’t go unnoticed that the pps was doing much better before the 1st post of the day!
This ones a sleeper..... going to catch many by surprise this month!
And I’m going to enjoy watching the herd chase this!
IMO
Welp.... another one for the scrap book.
I’ll keep mine thank you very much!
And that’s all it took to drive down the pps!
Low volume.... low float ........ easier to manipulate.
IMO
And they’re not cheap enough now?
And the part where ABCE control the sell is where in your copy/paste?
Nowhere does it say or elude to that all share will be sold simultaneously. However, it does put limitations on how/when shares are sold..... which you conveniently left out!
Spin the wheel and try again! And keep posting your opinions. We can use the help climbing the beak out board!
All aboard..... next stop SILVER CITY!!! Chooochoooo!!!!
Who’s we? You have a mouse in your pocket?
Companies can dilute without paying the fees for up listing to the OTCQB.
Companies can dilute without paying to have audited financials.
Companies can dilute without using on hand cash to pay off “toxic” debt.
An S1 document reports, amongst others the “transparency” of corporate activities. And therefore ABCE isn’t trying to hide their motives unlike other un-reporting Pinks within the OTC.
You were wrong about the company filing an S4, which is primarily for M&A’s and not dilution. And now you wish to pivot to stating that all S documents are for dilution - seriously?
What you are doing is praying on the lesser investor with these fear tactics to instigate a sell off, so that you can take a position.
We know you want in on this stock, you know you want in on this and your motives are transparent to all!
Enjoy chasing this stock to .09!
Drive by shooters of misinformation are an unfortunate occurrence on these boards.
Trust half of what you read and nothing that you hear....
Perhaps only the fundamentals, the numbers, experience and your gut you should trust!
.......sprinkle in a little “what if” isn’t so bad from time to time either.
What Is the Securities Act of 1933?
The Securities Act of 1933 was created and passed into law to protect investors after the stock market crash of 1929. The legislation had two main goals: to ensure more transparency in financial statements so investors could make informed decisions about investments; and to establish laws against misrepresentation and fraudulent activities in the securities markets.
How the Securities Act of 1933 Works
The Securities Act of 1933 was the first major legislation regarding the sale of securities. Prior to this legislation, the sales of securities were primarily governed by state laws. The legislation addressed the need for better disclosure by requiring companies to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Registration ensures that companies provide the SEC and potential investors with all relevant information by means of a prospectus and registration statement.
The act—also known as the "Truth in Securities" law, the 1933 Act, and the Federal Securities Act—requires that investors receive financial information from securities being offered for public sale. This means that prior to going public, companies have to submit information that is readily available to investors. (The required prospectus now has to be available on the SEC website.) The prospectus has to include a description of the company’s properties and business; a description of the security being offered; information about the management running the company; and financial statements that have been certified by independent accountants.
End:
And now for the S1 introduction:
1. SEC Form S-1 is the initial registration form for new securities required by the SEC for public companies that are based in the U.S. Any security that meets the criteria must have an S-1 filing before shares can be listed on a national exchange, such as the New York Stock Exchange. Companies usually file SEC Form S-1 in anticipation of their initial public offering (IPO). Form S-1 requires companies to provide information on the planned use of capital proceeds, detail the current business model and competition and provide a brief prospectus of the planned security itself, offering price methodology and any dilution that will occur to other listed securities.
2. SEC Form S-1 is also known as the registration statement under the Securities Act of 1933. Additionally, the SEC requires the disclosure of any material business dealings between the company and its directors and outside counsel. Investors can view S-1 filings online to perform due diligence on new offerings prior to their issue.
Foreign issuers of securities in the U.S. do not use SEC Form S-1, but instead must submit an SEC Form F-1.
I didn’t say that there was..... someone new to this board did! I’m just providing information to those who don’t understand the difference between an S1 & S4!
And to round off the S4 tutorial:
1. Exchange Offer:
An offer by a company to trade stocks or bonds for other stocks or bonds. For example, a firm may redeem bonds with other bonds of equivalent value. This often occurs when the firm has poor cash flow. Likewise, a company may redeem stocks in itself for other stocks, either in the same or another firm. An exchange offer of stocks is common following a merger or acquisition.