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Let me just say that I didn't mean for it to sound like I was brainwashed by this guy.
He actually was very honest and straightforward about where we are, where we're headed but also that we are an OTC pink company as well. He said that if the $800K were from a hedge fund and not a private investor he would run for the hills because we'd be in some serious trouble.
What I wanted to get across was that things look like they might actually be heading substantially up if we can make it to production. And according to Joe, we should have no problems up to that point and might even get there before June 30th.
Not saying that you should hold for years or wait until a buyout, but that the pps is going to make a significant jump over the next few weeks/months. Great chance to make money. That's what we're all here for.
Flip, take profits, hold long, whatever you want to do is up to you.
I'm one of the most skeptical people there is. That's why I called him. Not sure how many of you have done that. That's why I've done tons more DD personally that I don't post about. I've been in sales in some form or another for 25 years and I think I have a very good feel for the type of person I'm talking to whether I can see them or not. I felt like he was genuine and while he offered up some nice nuggets, he also warned about being in the pinks and that the private investors could convert at any moment though he did sound like he personally knew he wouldn't.
So take from it what you want. I have my personal opinion and info and I'm just sharing what info I've gathered in my conversation. Sell all your shares or mortgage your house and buy as much as you can. That's up to you. I'm just simply bringing you guys some news I collected.
GLTA
I'll add this.....I have a stock that I'm invested in and LOVE. I think in the long term it's going to make me lots of money. I've never touched it. Just add some here and some there.
I'm going to sit and think tonight about seriously selling some or all of it and investing into TBEV for the short term until I can scrape my investment back out and put it into my other stock again.
I was really impressed. this thing is going to make us all some nice $$$. Accumulate what you can afford to, that's my opinion.
My conversation with TBEV's IR guy, Joe Vasquez. First of all, he is a really nice guy who you can tell right away knows what he's talking about as far as stocks are concerned.....guess that's why he's the IR guy...lol.
So I asked him if we were still 100% going to production on June 30. He said yes, absolutely. As a matter of fact we are going to try to beat that date but no guarantee on that. Worst case scenario is June 30th.
I asked him what our plans were for after production, as in getting it into retail stores etc...
He said that getting our product into any store isn't a problem. Both guys have good relationships with every important person that we need to get into stores. We also have Peter Busch as Chairman of our Advisory Panel (of Anheuser-Busch family), so we have every open door as far as that's concerned. He said the biggest concern is working capital. He said e biggest mistake that they can make, and it's one that they made 2.5 years ago under the company name Dethrone, is that if you put too much product into too many locations, when they call to reorder, you don't have the money to have enough product to refill their shelves and then you burn that bridge with that retailer and they'll never stock your stuff again. So he said they have a very methodical business plan/approach to all of this. He said it's probably not the "BOOM, we are in every store in the world" reality that everyone would like to have happen, but it's the safest, best relationship building strategy here is.
He also said that once we get into production and have product selling, they will be looking for and should get much more "friendly term financing". When you are a new start up OTC, you don't really have choices, you just are pretty much forced into taking loans from Hedge Funds and deal witht the ridiculous rates.
Which leads me to my next question about the $800K note. He did not say this, this is my interpretation, but he made it sound like this private investor knows these guys and will not be converting any time soon. He knows he can and should make 500+% return on his investment and he intends to see it through. That said, he also said that he "could" convert it whenever he wanted. But he doesn't see that happening. He knew going into this that he really liked the company and he product and he intended to let it ride until the company was rolling.
So he basically said in theory the guy could convert it, but he doesn't see any reason to worry about it.
Plus he said if the guy does convert it, he has to file a 13-G and Form 4 and he would only be able to convert 9.9% of the O/S per 90 days and then would have to refile those same forms every 90 days. He said hedge funds are another animal. They convert no matter if you have the greatest product in the world or sell plastic doo-doo made in Hong Kong. When their note is up they convert it.
Currently, as of a week ago. A/S 2.5 Billion. And O/S 750 Million.
He said that the "well recognized sports industry company" listed in the February 9th press release, is still someone they are communicating with. They started talks with them back in November and then announced it in February because they had about 8 meetings between that time and they all were good. There is apparently a procedure and protocol to how things work (whatever they are doing) and so they decided to sit back and wait for the talks to hopefully develop into something. Time kept going by and then they just realized they needed to move on into production on their own whether a deal was done or not. So that's where we are today. This is them Moving forward. He said that there are still talks but that the ball is in the other company's court right now. The other company has their own distribution channel and would sell our product under a different name. That's about all he could get into on that topic with me.
That's all I can think of right now that we talked about. He sounded very positive about things and it sounded like everything was falling into place and they were just getting ramped up for production. It sounds like we just don't have enough money up front to produce as much as they'd like to. It sounds like we could be in every store we want if we could afford to fulfill their re-orders when they run out. So we have to pick and choose stores for now and sell online until we have enough revenue or get a finance friendly loan to make a giant batch to store In a WH for future orders.
But everything sounded really good!
I just had a great 30 minute phone conversation with TBEV's Investor Relations guy, Joe Vasquez. I'm driving now but will post about it tonight. All things are good!
I agree with the sentiment from someone earlier. If we get through tomorrow with no conversion, it will put at ease everybody's minds who were on the fence. It should strengthen buyers confidence and get us started on the next leg up very soon. We were at a standstill today for hours where nobidy was selling 3's anymore. If it weren't for this worry about the note, we'd be moved on to 4's and tapping into 5's. But after tomorrow that will be the case.
VFIN was on the bid at 3's today so that should show you where this is heading. Another month of inching along and then we get to fly!!
We don't even know who the investor is. It could be a family member, friend, someone they know from the industry, etc...
Hell, it could be their own money that they lent. I've owned a business and done that on a much smaller scale obviously.
Most investors who can drop 800K, aren't hurting for money. ;)
They just announced 2 weeks ago about heading to production. I'm very sure they are in contact with the private investor on a weekly basis. Don't think they'd bother going to production if they knew he was going to screw them
Looks like we are completely out of .0003's! Not moving at all!
Exactly. It's possible, but looking through the eyes and mind of the investor, I don't know who would want to cash and run right now....it's just starting to get good!
Personally, I plan to wait until we hit .002-.003 and Im going to sell jut enough to get back my initial investment amount and then I'm riding this until a buyout happens. If we get through production and our product can be bought in stores or an online website, a buyout is coming soon after that. Getting to and through production is where the risk is. If we get through that, it's ALL reward time!
I don't think we have anything to worry about with that note cashing.
At these prices .0003/.0004 there would need to be 2.66B/2B shares respectively in order to convert his note.
He knows that's not happening. Plus what idiot would loan $800K and cash out just before they go to production and start getting big companies looking at the company.
Personally, I think it's possible that there might be something in the works already. I don't see a way that the big beverage companies don't come along snd make an offer for us before we hit retail stores and start growing to where we don't WANT to sell then.
Or maybe we just grow this on our own. But I see buyout written all over this. Once we get to production, it's on!
Has anybody checked out the Bottling company we are using? Southeast Bottling & Beverage.
I didnt realize that it was a brand new, just built, state of the art facility! Cool 2 min video. Looks nice!
http://southeast-bottling.com/newly-built-facility/
Thanks. I'm not exactly sure why it got deleted....
Once my .0003 bid fulls I'm good with that. Had a partial fill this morning and have been getting skipped over now. Pissing me off!!
Your numbers are way off.
Or California is straight up raping you!!!
The most capital gains tax you can pay on stock is 20%. Or else you need a new CPA
The only thing here to worry about is convertible notes/debt. Using shares to pay some of the notes coming up could give us a standstill at the share price or maybe go to .0002's, but that might not happen at all if they have cash to cover.
Other than that, this thing should be out of trips by the end of June.
He's just out trying to recruit people to M*NE so he can sell and get out. By xmas TBEV stock will have surpassed M*NE share price or have been bought out.
$DALT FB page is pretty active the last few days. Sign of something to come soon?!!
Yep, this week is a "get them while they are on drastic discount" week, before everyone is holding for the production week burst up to .0009. My guesses are barring any news also because a solid PR could push this way past my projection the day it comes out.
I don't think much changes until we get a week away from the production date. I think if some of the debt gets taken out with more shares we will see .0002's briefly then back to .0003 and up to .0004.
If everything stays as it is we will play around .0003's briefly here and there but mostly .0004 and .0005 touching .0006 now and then.
Leading up to the week of production we will hit .0007 and tap .0008's maybe even seeing .0009. Which is tripling your money for some in the matter of a few weeks!
This doesn't have anything to do with $DALT. They can still get paid for their product/ideas/inventions no matter who owns or what happens with Oculus. Although I don't expect anything to change from this joke of a lawsuit.
Secondly, this will take years to Finalize, unless the judge throws it out due to lack of evidence, which I could see happening.
Third, it took 4 years to file a lawsuit and when you are dealing with time sensitive issues like supposedly "stealing secret information, using it and implementing it in your own product and selling it"...you'd normally rush to get an injunction by a judge to stop production, sales etc... Then act that they didn't do that, shows that they likely didn't feel like it was anything illegal at the time. Which proves.....
This is a personal lawsuit, not a business lawsuit. In other words, this is "F*ck you money". So,embody is pissed that he went off on his own and is successful, took 4 years to figure out that they think he probably used some type of idea that they claim was theirs, and used it for himself.
The problem for them is that he created, used, implemented and sold this idea before they could even get it off the idea floor. Even if h did mentally take the idea and use it, they have about a 0% chance of being able to prove that he stole an idea. Especially since the person suing never had the idea licensed or patented. Just a frivolous lawsuit with no merit. They're hoping if they throw enough s*it against the wall that something will stick. Unfortunately, it's very likely for the, that nothing will stick at all except their attorney fees.
I agree. And it's barely going to reach those .013+ levels. Looking more like .015 is the new support barring a few lucky ones that fall past that.
Most of the time in business, when you have to depend on so many other companies to get your company functional, it takes WAY longer than you expect. You need to hire developers for bottle design, label design, scientifically produce flavors, test flavors, test ingredients, get FDA approval, get licensing, patents, research production companies and distribution companies, go tour their facilities, pick one and sign a contract, take the next open spot they have to get your product into production, etc..... Plus there are always 100 more hoops to jump through after all of that, that you never even think of and all of the aforementioned stuff takes triple the time that you think it will going into it.
So I'm not surprised at all that it's taken this long. I'm also sure that there's a much better chance of this being the real production run that gets this company finally moving.
Unfortunately, like was mentioned before, many investors lost 50% to 90% of their initial investment here due to r/s, delays, etc...
Hopefully most could afford to average down some and make the point where they can begin to profit much sooner.
HERE'S THE FUN PART!!!!
IMO, at the current prices we are at now.....you could become very wealthy if you have enough powder to collect yourself a double digit million position in $TBEV.
Let's just say you take $5,000 and can average between .0003-.0004 and you end up with 15M shares.
So here are 3 beverage companies 2014 sales and you may recognize 1 or 2 of them. Keep in mind these are not company valuations for buyout, simply what they made in sales of their drinks in 2014.
For a business valuation (for buyout) you would roughly (many factors involved) multiply these numbers by 3-5 depending on revenue, etc....
Sparkling Ice. $334,800,000
Glaceau Fruitwater. $54,560,000
Arrowhead Water. $21,700,000
So let's say $TBEV gets into some retail stores and has a website and some Amazon sales and gets into the Arrowhead Water range of sales in a year. The company valuation for buyout would be (let's go conservative) and say $50M buyout from Pepsi.
Using 750M o/s we have now, that would be $ .0666 per share. Multiply that by your 15M shares you spent $5,000 on and you are now a Millionaire, sitting on a $1,000,000 investment! Congrats!
Let's move on to Glaceau Fruitwater. A name you might have heard of before, maybe even had their drink before. Not a huge name b any means and I can't even tell you where to get their drink from or what it looks like.
Take their 2014 sales of $54,560,000 and multiply it for valuation of buyout purposes and we come up with again, another conservative approach of $125M buyout by let's say Coke.
If we can get into some more retail stores and get a little following and reach these levels for buyout, our payout per share would be $ .1666. Multiply that by your 15M shares that you only spent $5,000 on and you are now the proud owner of an account with $2,500,000 in it.
Sooooo, here comes the good one and to me this really isn't that far out of reach. Sparkling Ice is just flavored water, nothing special. But it's in Costco, Sames Club, Target, etc... which we can do and I think we will do at some point. We have a wider variety of drinks as well as we will have a larger clientele than they do. They are specifically a low/zero sugar fruit water. We are a low/zero sugar fruit beverage that is also geared towards athletes for performance and we also have a protein tea line etc... We can beat these numbers that I'm about to post...and I can see it happening in rapid order once we get into a few known retail stores and start the marketing campaign.
Remember, the standard multiplier for validating a business for purchase is 3-5 depending on tons of factors. I'm using 2.3, so every one of my examples is falling short of the true potential.
So let's say that we get a deal with Costco, WalMart, Target or whoever and we have some nice marketing going on, athletes are trying it, etc... It's catching on as the NEW endurance, thirst quenching, hydrating, performance helping drink out there. And on our rise up, we decide to sell to Pepsi.
At this current valuation, your 15M share, $5,000 investment will net you a hefty $15,400,800 bank account. All for becoming as popular as...little ol' Sparkling Ice.
Although it's pretty much impossible to touch Gatorade's place in America. Just for the hell of it, if we were to reach that level and still use our Ultra-Conservative buyout multiple. Your 15M share, $5,000 investment today would be worth $211,600,000.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
The analysts at Packaged Facts estimate that sports drinks alone in 2017, could see $9.6B in annual US sales.. $64.7B globally.
Just 1% of that (remember this is ONLY sports drinks, not soda, tea, etc..) just 1% of that in US sales would earn your 15M shares, $1,920,000.
One last "food for thought" and I'm done.
Recently, Hormel Foods Corp. just bought out Cytosport Holdings (Muscle Milk products which are shelf stable, ready to drink protein beverages) for $450M.
Your 15M shares value with that deal? $9,000,000
None of this, IMO, minus the Gatorade comparison, is even remotely out of reach for us from here.
Happy Memorial Day! We are lucky to be here at these levels, believe me. Nobody outside of this website and penny stock players has a clue this company even exists. We have the ability to buy shares right now at
triple-zero prices. If we even just reach half a penny share price, it would cost the next investor $75,000 to get those same 15 M shares that you can get today for $5,000-$7500.
Utilize this timing to your advantage my friends. With the production date coming, and only 24 more trading days until then, you know the price is only going to be creeping up week by week until then. Now is the time you'll look back on and wish you'd bought more.
$TBEV
I agree. It'd be stupid for the investor to sell at any point this year in my opinion. I'm sure he wants to see how the production goes, but he wants to capitalize on the highest point he can. He's going to want to let things play out and let the product start selling before crossing that bridge. I would guess that the earliest he would sell, as long as production goes good, would be a year from now.
I live in the highest income by median household County in the entire USA (although I don't belong here). In my job, I deal with some of the richest people around and I go into their homes. CEO's of AOL, Verizon, Wegman's, Carmax, Cheesecake Factory, Harris Teeter, etc....etc...etc...
Some of the people (not necessarily the companies above) that I see making $500,000 up to Multi-Millions of dollars a year, are some of the dumbest people I've ever met in my life. I talk to my wife all the time about how insane it is that these people are capable of making what they make while I make scraps comparatively. She is a well respected CPA for many similarly wealthy people and she says the same thing about her clients. Dumb.
I had a very good friend who was the goofiest, "yee-haw", trailer park looking dude you'd ever meet. But he was a born business man and in his short life of 37 years, owned/built and sold over 15 different businesses and died with 4 houses and a high 7-figure bank account.
Point is, you can't judge what a person can do in the business world by a 45 second video of them on a roof playing a Wiz Khalifa song. I'm sure this guy has worked hard to get where he is and it looks like he was having a proud moment of feeling successful. He's part of what's going to be a very big company and I would be proud of my accomplishments too. We would all feel proud if it were us. We would all, also, show our pride in different ways. This was his way. God bless the dude. He's doing a great job building a solid company. Living the American dream.
$PZOO
FLEX, I have a question for you.
First of all I'm new to your site today. I've spent about 3 hours reading posts as far back as I could go on here. I really like the honesty in here as well as the respect and helpfulness that's going on in here. Hopefully I can contribute to some degree.
My question is this.... I am sitting on a little over 8.5M shares of $TBEV at an avg price of .00045
I've seen a bunch of posts from you about the, and all your thoughts seem to be positive on where this stock is headed. Do you still feel that way about them? I'm getting conflicting opinions, all from nobody I know or trust but I'm just looking for your angle if you have the time to respond. Much appreciated and enjoy your Memorial Day Weekend!
Chris
Been reading stuff for a while here. Watching from afar. The diabetes, pancreatic trials are amazing and obviously cell-in-a-box is the golden ticket. FDA regulated trials and preliminary trials in general, unfortunately take forever.
I'm curious from some of the longs here who have been here 1+ years.
A.) How long before FDA fast track or approval?
B.) How long before a buyout?
C.) What do you anticipate the share price to be when fast track approval hits?
D.) What do you anticipate the share price to be if there's a buyout?
MYEC can be the backend processor for any company and you would never know it. It's obvious that there have been, and still are a lot of deals going on without them giving out PR's. So don't be surprised to find out months from now that MYEC has been processing backend payments for a company that you use currently and you have no idea that it's currently happening. I'd almost guarantee that it's happening or at the very least will be very soon. Things are bigger with MYEC right now than most think. Due to new partners/clients asking MYEC to not release any information publicly (MYEC must comply) until they have been using us for 3 months, 6 months, 1 year etc...whatever the case may be for each company, we simply go about business as usual and nobody knows any different. Thats why we are not going to find out about these companies until they are many, many months in. So in all likelihood, we will all use MYEC without knowing it in the near future, if we haven't already.
There's no turning back now. We are only going to get more and more companies to sign on with us month after month. When you have an eBay owned company (Magento), which translates into "eBay is beta testing MYEC using a smaller company of theirs", things are going to be blowing the hell up in the next 6 months or so.
Our August 15th Q2 fins are going to be very good. Our November 15th Q3 fins are going to be great! By this time next year, I'd be very surprised if we weren't over $ .40, which is 20 times your investment from this past week. I, myself, am going to hold until a year or two after we uplist to Nasdaq, if we haven't been bought out by then. I plan on being retired in 6 years or less thanks to this stock.
$MYEC
You're a funny dude. When you have 5 billion A/S, how can you expect to bring your pps up to anything reputable to benefit anybody at all. Stock splits and reverse splits are a tool to help publicly traded companies maneuver themselves to benefit the company and shareholders alike.
If Apple had never done their splits, they would hypothetically be trading at $5,100 a share right now. How many people do you think are going to purchase shares? Not many. So they split to get more liquidity in their stock.
Likewise, when your pps is too low because you have too many shares and when there are other reasons for needing to have higher pps (uplisting), then you R/S. Sometimes certain actions are needed or done not for what you, as an Ihub poster and stockholder see, but for other positioning tactics that you have no clue about.
Everybody was talking about apps and stuff and out of nowhere comes a PR about the purchase (potentially) of an entire company who has software to save us time, money and gives myec the ability to basically be self sufficient without the need for a partner. HUGE! Who saw that coming? Nobody. Because there are so many friggin' things happening behind closed doors that none of us know about.
I'm sure Ed is going to give away his patent and be on the streets. Why are you even here? Great contribution.
Now I remember why I don't come in here. For some reason, there are people on every message board posting bs about the company of their choice. Calling a CEO a liar, a con, a dumbass. That won't get deleted or erased or that poster banned. But I could post one little thing about another poster's incompetent post and you wouldn't see me for weeks until my ban went away. So say what you will. If you knew 1/1,000th of what you think you do, you wouldn't need to be here talking smack, you'd be off enjoying your life because you're so much smarter than us. But you're not, you're here, proving why nobody should pay attention to what you say.
Lots of things I don't believe in or that I dislike (even hate). But I sure don't waste my spare time trolling their message boards and social forums spewing nonsense. Kind of sad.
Personally, I think both of these scenarios will likely happen. I think Ed will definitely retire a big percent of his shares.
I think he will do it after the R/S, that I think is not only coming at some point, but highly beneficial to the company's success as well as our own as shareholders.
The R/S will help us exponentially. First, it will allow us to uplist at a much faster rate.
Once we are uplisted and not some company down in the stinky pinks, it brings SO much more credibility to our product. R/S hurt a lot of pinks because they have inferior companies and their product is garbage to begin with. So when they R/S, the value of their shares end up falling back down because the share value was artificially inflated and couldn't support itself.
When (if) MYEC does a R/S and uplist, we will become much more recognized, respected and most importantly, trusted by these "whale" companies who might not otherwise be willing to "risk" their own company's reputation by taking a chance on a pink, even though our product sounds great.
Bottom line is, that catching a bunch of little fish is fine for now. It gives us revenue, gives us time to implement and use our product with smaller companies and shows that there are zero fraud risks and that it does save tons of money for our users. That is great info to have. Once these smaller companies can start showing quarterly just how much money they saved by using MYEC, we can then use those prorated savings to show BIGGER companies what they can expect to see and give proof. That's big!
But the overall goal is to get some of the big boys nibbling on our lines, and we need bigger bait to attract the big fish. You aren't catching big fish by using worms. R/S and uplisting upgrades our bait immensely.
All it takes is 1 big whale to come on board and many more will follow right behind them. Truth is, they are taking a chance with their company. So in order for them to feel confident and secure enough with MYEC to make the decision to come aboard, we need to look a little bit more worthy, stable, established and competent. Having billions of A/S and O/S and trading under 2 pennies isn't necessarily (IMO) going to make PayPal, Starbucks, etc.. want to take the bait.
My prediction is that we get our apps up and running fully here pretty soon as Ed said. We will attract some new, better known businesses to sign on with us this year and by 2015 Q4, we are running pretty well and trading consistantly in the .08-.12 range.
I think by 2016 Q1/Q2 we will have the 1.4 Billion "lost" shares retired and gone, the lawsuit(s) resolved in our favor, Ed R/S 20:1 which will bring our O/S down (to Approx.) 200,000,000 (Ed said he might address A/S and
O/S numbers this coming week, I'm not sure exactly what they are now).
Out of the 200,000,000, Ed will retire about 25,000,000 of his own shares just to give us shareholders that extra boo$t.
So by 2016 Q3, we will have approx 175,000,000-200,000,000 O/S and will be trading well over the $2.00 mark. We will then uplist into Nasdaq, attract a ton of attention and 2017 is the year that we absolutely launch into orbit with signings of multiple, massive companies. Our PPS will hit double digit dollar$ in mid 2017, and never look back. From that point forward, we will snowball like crazy as every big company jumps on board to save themselves millions. Within a year and a half, by the end of 2018/early 2019, we get a very large government contract and we are in low to mid-triple digit dollar PPS (a la Netflix) by 2019 Q4.
Life for everybody here right now reading this, who is smart enough to hang on and sit tight for the next 5 years without selling when we uplist to Nasdaq or when we hit $8-$10/share, will be able to retire happily and wealthily, with many Million$ by 2020.
That's how I see this all playing out anyway.
The way I look at it is that nobody on their own is going to make or break MYEC because they tried to talk to a "whale" on their own. However, MYEC has hired employees who have been trained specifically for MYEC and had extensive careers in sales before MYEC. Nothing you say or do is going to get this whale to sign up with MYEC without them first talking to MYEC. So you might as well just help initiate contact for this person with the MYEC sales staff and let them handle it all. I'm sure there are going to be questions that you couldn't answer and that will only create a cloud of doubt, whereas were this whale talking to the sales pro or Ed, they would get the exact information h/she was looking for.
Might as well combine these 2 posts into 1.
I've been long here for probably 6-7 months. Was around my first month or two and then just decided to go about life and let this play out.
I feel like this is really about the best chance in pennies rig now that anyone has of striking gold. It's really just a matter of time (IMO) before some BIG company or even Government hears about MYEC and decides to give it a try. That's all it will take for the other company's in the world to see it in action, saving tons of money, providing better service and creating a safer transaction. In this day and age, where all company's are looking for better, faster, safer service with new technologically advanced features.......our time is coming. It might be 3 months, it might be 3 years. But we will be in dollar land before all is said and done. Because once we land that ONE BIG company, it'll be like drive-thru windows. One restaurant does it and everyone else copies their successful blueprint. Before you know it, we will have people knocking down our door to sign up. It's not going to be a few here and a few there. When that PR comes out with that BIG name, hold on tight!! That's all we need, just one. 6 months from the time that BIG name comes on board, we will be at a share price that not many of us thought would ever be reached. Like I said......it's only a matter of time.
The little day to day and week to week stuff doesn't matter to me at all. I'll be celebrating with you guys when it hits, I'm heading back into my hole for a few months.
MYEC Long and Strong......waiting on early retirement to come in a few years!
Hold down the fort.
Exactly. And don't forget that Ed is in California on Pacific past time. It's 11:20am there right now. I don't care if it doesn't come out until next week. I'm riding this golden goose all the way to the finish line!
Could be 5 weeks or 5 months. My point was this will be full steam ahead by 5 years from now. That's my own personal "patience" point.....5 years from now. I have accepted 5 years to hold this investment if necessary.
I'm basically trying to calm my excitement by thinking its 5 years away from paying off.
Sitting on just under a Milly shares and I'm guessing this will be in dollar land some day.
GLTA
All I'll say is that if you aren't holding onto your shares by the weekend of the shareholders meeting in Tahoe, you are crazy.
Jesus, just when I think I am going to start to recoup some of the raping I took from this stock by buying in at .011, it takes ANOTHER SHIT and drops into the .008's. I'm sure some have made money here and I'm sure that some buying today will eventually make money here. But I can't stand to look at this fat POS stock anymore. I'm going to learn myself another hard lesson and sell below .011 for a few hundred dollar loss and kiss this POS good bye for good.
GL to those who are new, bright eyed with anticipation and to those holding some heavy ass bags. I empathize with you. Lost my ass on this one. Moving to MYEC.
NPK stands for Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium in case anyone wanted to know that didn't already.
All I will say is know what you own. The potential is huge here $VGPR.
Ihub is toxic, do not take anything for truth from anyone here. Too muchBS talk from bashers. Be happy with this investment. Hold long.
I just got filled Friday for 204K @ .011 so that will help.
What does NPK stand for? In the picture in the intro above of plants growing, the tall plant has bio-char + NPK and the inferior plant just has NPK. Couldn't find the info anywhere.
I agree! Being a large bag holder with an average of .073, I'm feeling a little bit of relief that we will start heading in the right direction again.