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I see blue skies
$95.99 is too f... much
Here's another vendor
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The stock stinks but the products are good.
Don't see 400k at .019 anymore. That's a start.
Have some sell orders on the Ask. Would like to see those get cancelled and we fly.
Which ticker are you looking at?
Whoops. MAXM found some more.
Bye MAXM
Once MAXM sells its 210K shares, we move up again fast.
SHMP has a patent on a process that will make money. Not like your other bad investments.
The patent will make it move lower? Really?
Many sells are below the bid. Some serious walk down attempt going on.
iHub L2 shows Bid igher than Ask. .0105/.0102
You were very quiet yesterday
You really think that's true? Lots of investors don't even see your posts.
It happens
Well stated. Hard to trade without Level II.
Almost to the gap
I think the HACCP regulations only apply to seafood that is caught. SHMP might fall under aquaculture. https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/animal-products/aquaculture/ Rest assured some organization regulates the shrimp. It's common for dual jurisdiction of federal and state.
Not sure the run will sustain.
Look at release from 10-11 and what has changed. The PR only caused a short spike over .01. That was pre-S1 as well.
October 11, 2018
665 Energy, Inc. positioned to supply upstream, midstream and downstream clients in oil and gas industry
Global market for oil industry supplies expected to grow to $205 billion by 2020
Company also advancing plans to expand into purchase, refurbish and resale of oil drilling rigs
The energy industry continues to form the bedrock of life-improving technological innovation more than a century after the end of the second Industrial Revolution, propelling global economies in which rapid transportation, mass manufacture and space satellite-enabled communication combine to elevate the standard of living for people around the world. As modern clean energy proponents work to inspire maturity in the industry, boots-on-the-ground companies such as 665 Energy, Inc. (OTC: SSOF) are helping to ensure that the precious gift of energy continues to propel living standards forward by supplying needed equipment and resources.
665 Energy is the parent corporation of Five Star Rig and Supply, Oklahoma Rig Fabricators and 66 Oilfield Services — companies that provide oilfield supplies and equipment, drilling rig refurbishing and inspection, and drill pipe parts and services. Its customers are companies active in all sectors of the industry pipeline, including contractors, repair companies, midstream operators, refineries and utilities. 665 Energy only recently completed the acquisition of Five Star Rig in July.
At a time when billions of people — almost 40 percent of humanity — only have access to basic forms of energy and maintain a low standard of living (http://nnw.fm/CT23n), the ability to keep energy resources flowing to a growing world population and explore ever-new ways to distribute it is critical. Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) CEO and Chairman Michael Wirth recently cited a report by The International Energy Agency in projecting that energy demand will rise more than 25 percent by 2040, at least half of which will be required of the oil and gas industry in spite of low-carbon green energy innovations (http://nnw.fm/O5VlO) because of population growth and rising incomes.
As a holding company in the oilfield equipment and supply industry, 665 Energy has the scale and presence necessary to couple the right inventory with the right services for its wide variety of clients. The company is headquartered in Oklahoma City and has additional facilities in Germany and Dubai, granting it a worldwide reach and access to key industry production areas.
Market analysts at Statista predict that the global market for equipment to supply the industry will make quick gains from $194 billion in revenues now to $205 billion in 2020 (http://nnw.fm/M2c9V). 665 Energy president and CEO Jason Clayton reported recently that the company is expecting to secure at least $63.4 million in additional net profits (before financing costs) within the coming months from the purchase, refurbishment and resale of 11 oil drilling rigs (http://nnw.fm/I7iee), evidence of the company’s recent decision to expand into such a line of operations.
665 Energy is currently working to complete a full audit of its operations in preparation to meet U.S. Security and Exchange Commission standards and uplist to the OTCQB Venture Market by the end of the year (http://nnw.fm/3mSUB).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.665Energy.com
Wake up early. Sorry :)
Tweeted copy of patent form.
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Oil, antibiotics, microplastics, etc.
We should wear foil hats
I'm counting on it. Should close this week very green.
This quarter and next in particular.
The potential contaminants in shrimp is staggering. $SHMP has the means to guarantee consumer health safety with its soon-to-be-patented process. What a game changer.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/08/14/farmed-shrimp.aspx
I don't know but tired of guessing. I got rid of my 5mm shares at an extreme loss. Had to pay for a Hawaii vacation (son's wedding). It should have only cost me 1mm shares. My word of caution is that Clayton doesn't need Bland to make money and Bland couldn't deliver on financing. Clayton might just go back to a private company, since he doesn't need the additional headaches. Then, what is SSOF? GLTA
One thing that really bothered me through this ordeal is that: Clayton no longer needs the money for oil rigs because that is not going to happen. Does Clayton just go back to the way things were the past 25 years?
After patent is final, does SHMP pursue licensing agreements with other companies?
Everybody can believe what they want. I just think the S1 was so far off base that Clayton couldn't accept it and Bland probably didn't budge much. 30 days after whatever negotiations took place and the S1 and LOI are canceled. I wouldn't read too much into it.
In response to your question: And nobody has offered any plausible explanation for why SSOF management pulled this LOI/S-1 stunt. Was it simply unethical and illegal stock price manipulation combined with buying and selling by insiders? If somebody has any other explanation, please offer it.
Go back about 9 months. I think Clayton wanted a method to finance oil rig purchases for refurbishing and Bland pitched an avenue that would get him there. 5 Star acquisition happened, name change etc. and then the S1 was much less than Clayton imagined.
As I predicted, Clayton sat on S1 for a month and canceled the whole deal. The oil production glut means that it's best to wait and see about large ventures, so Clayton will basically go back to business as usual.
Do you think all of the people that bought over the past month are going to hold until the ps rises to .02? 10 baggers are nice but really.
Poof. They aren't there I guess. I suppose David Ho overstated the stage that project was in. Based on last PR, Clayton said no refurbs until next year. I'm sure that depends on the oil market then. Acquiring oil rigs and refurbishing looked like a great idea early this year. More were added in November but I'd think that's the end of adding for a while. Just my guess.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-oil-opec/opec-works-on-deal-to-cut-output-still-needs-russia-on-board-idUSKBN1O30Y6
The company isn't pursuing oil rig deals until 1st or second quarter. Look at the oil supply and you can see why.
Markets are closed tomorrow, so trading today isn't typical of a Tuesday IMO.
He most certainly cares. So do his 25 or so employees.
Inventory is worth more than 900k. The S1 and all of the possible scenarios associated with it have driven ps down. Clayton has pretty much said S1 won't happen until next year at earliest if at all. The question is: where does he go from here?
I wonder if that 38,255 is all the shares VNDM has left to sell.
It happens