Although he looks alone, somebody wants him on the phone.
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What does "the airport" have to do with anything?
Distraction, no doubt. While all this is going on, what about the issue that his flight school (Atlantic Aviation) and repair shop (Corporate Air Repair) are still not FAA certified? Certification of these two entities is not "rocket science", it's just a matter of getting it done. And if the FAA has issues with these two entities which is impeding certification, then get it fixed.
These are loose ends that need to be addressed prior to venturing off into new unknowns.
You know what? Thank you very much.
I do stand humbly corrected.
And the faster these engines run, the colder they get! We can keep our beer cold just by laying it on the exhaust manifold!
And the emissions will actually reduce global warming to the point that we will be worrying about a new ice age!
I think we've been taken.
Posts like this are useless without a link, or date.
All this establishes is that Mr. Bradley may only be the last in a long line of people that Mr. Solaroli has fooled.
Yes, correct. Imminent. That is the word. Just like the promise from those little baby loo's from my graduating class winking at me from the top of the I-Hub window as I type this.
Imminent.
LOL.
I still want that in the I-box. It sums up the entire DD story on QASP in one neat little app.
If there is someone out there willing to pay .0049 or .005 then the .048 bid is going to be left behind.
Nothing magic about that.
I think the magic "8" ball yesterday was made up from cut and pastes of your postings.
http://cutpharmers.com/qasp8.html#
I still think it needs to be in the top of the i-box. It is more appropriate than that picture of the Embraer 175 which QASP has absolutely nothing at all to do with.
No, of course not. Not until quasar actually "acquires" them.
Anybody can register an LLC and then have their conglomerate acquire it. That's easy.
It worked for Enron for quite some time. Maybe Jeff Skilling can sue Mr. Bradley for infringing on his idea.
What's hard to do is something that actually makes money, actually generates earnings.
So Newby fell through?
I'm shocked. Just shocked.
LOL.
Preferreds can take many forms. But they are always detrimental to common shares.
I guess I shouldn't say always, but there is not much incentive to create them, or hold them except for the one special feature that they have... They put the holders of the preferreds in front of common share holders in regards to equity ownership.
On the books, the common share holders "owe" the preferred holders.
I second the chief's motion. That has to be a sticky post.
No wait a minute, that needs to be in the top of the i-box!!
I don't necesarily disagree with that. But I was encouraged (enticed?) by return of some volume today.
We'll see.
Looks like it finished filling while I was typing that!
Only partially. But the day is not done.
$0.0049 when the company is on the verge of unprecedented growth and success.
Sorry, that's just not right. A share is not equity, it is a claim on equity.
But that's not the point, you represent this issuance of preferreds as a "poison pill" to a hostile takeover. It's no such thing. It's only hostile to current shareholders. It places a claim on equity ahead of yours.
Preferred shares are a form of debt, and as such are senior to common shareholders in regards to equity. They don't vote, so company control is not the issue.
If Dean releases the Audited financial statements soon the preferred shares will show up as equity.
I like wallstreet sweeper's theory better.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=53005652
That's not right. Preferreds generally have no voting rights. And if the preferreds are converted to common, it just flushes the toilet on the poor suckers who already own common shares.
The purpose is not to ensure continuing control of the company. It's a way to ensure control over the company's equity, keeping it out of the hands of common shareholders... Assuming, of course, there is any equity.
Couldn't he brief IR by just yelling it across the room?
Nope, and I think it's a better feeling than having been "filled" at whatever level you were.
I'm getting ready to buy this, but it's just not quite time yet.
Last Friday's PR said something about an expansion to KCRG.
Details?
It doesn't have to be Quasar selling by the way. It could very well be those who have been granted blocks of stock for various reasons.
Let me clarify. This stock is currently trading right about the 52 week low. The only reason one would sell it at the 52 week low now, is if one did not expect the current 52 week low to be the 52 week low later.
In other words, maybe the current 52 week low will be the 52 week high at some point (like around 52 weeks from now)? If that is one's opinion, then it makes perfect sense to sell here.
I'm just explaining how it could make sense to "someone". Personally, I think this still has a few runs left in it.
The only way that would make sense is if one didn't expect the price to remain there.
Hmmmm.
One would hope he makes his moves based on what is best for the business, not in reaction to what takes place in an internet chat forum.
Well, you have to be suspicious when it comes to pink sheet authorized shares if you don't want your brokerage account damaged.
I'm looking to flip this, but I've got a low bid in. No one in their right mind is going to "slap the ask".
Those who would encourage that are the people you must beware of. They are flippers disguised as "longs".
Just about. But this low volume won't support taking much of a bite.
If he breaks tradition and actually PRs about the acquisitions "early this week", it could run back to .006 or even a little better.
But then again, if the acquisitions turn out to be those recently created shell LLCs, then we ain't seen the bottom yet.
And then on August 14th, we'll just extend it to the 28th.
Speaking of timing... What do you think about those Audited Financials?
Two weeks?
Let's give them until August 14th.
Here is some info concerning VLJ manufacturers, most notably though for our discussion is who is not there.
http://www.very-light-jet.com/
http://flyaow.com/verylightjetmanufacturers.htm
http://www.microlightjets.com/
Also, never a mention in AW&ST, AIN, B&CA, or any of the trade magazines.
No presence at industry trade shows.
As far as the industry is concerned, Quasar doesn't exist.
There is no evidence for it's existence beyond the company produced PRs.
Perhaps. But if the press release(s) this week detailing "each of the acquistions that closed" last week shows that he has only acquired those recently created Florida shell companies, then it will be July 1st all over again.
Back from Oshkosh. QASP really blew an opportunity to showcase that new training aircraft, and of course, the Quasar I. Well, I'm sure they will have a presence at NBAA in October.
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Quasar-Aerospace-Industries-Inc-Announces-Extension-Agreement-With-Mineseeeker-Overseas-1298214.htm
Why expand to an airport which already has an ATP operation on it? That doesn't make any sense.
Are they getting hooked up with Craig Air Center which has a Part 145 certificate, something Corporate Air Repair does not?
They mis-spell Mineseeker in the headline on that PR.
Well, yeah. I hope it has at least a few decent pops left in it. I'm playing this strictly from a technical view.
It's still volatile, and has a lot of interest. Look at the reaction to any kind of "good news" straw to grasp at: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=52752435
On the other hand, any thing which could be perceived as negative news is virtually ignored, now matter how factual it's basis.
So there are plenty of people out there who will be willing to bid this into a price spike. In the end, this is going to triple zero flat line, but before then I think we could have some runs.
It's not "Dean's dreamy promises" that matter. It's the dreamy musings of those who think they can get rich buying a million shares under a penny, do a little math, and dream of where they will be when this thing hits fifty dollars. Mr. Bradley really doesn't mattter. Like all stink pink plays, it's impossible to make moeny off the company like you do with real stocks. The only money to be made here comes from other retail investors.
You can reduce the gambling aspect of it if you look real hard at the company, the "story", and the charts.
Build a plan and stick with it. When hope is gone, and left for dead, buy in at your target. It may take a lot of patience, but once these make that move to the upside, then that is the toughest part of all. The sell decision is by far the most difficult, and yet the most critical part of the stink pink play.
The word "invest" has no place in a discussion of a stinker pink stock.
There are ways to make money here, but "buy and hold and forget about it" ain't it.