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With a high burn rate its difficult to stock up especially at $68 a bottle for a 12 year. Maybe I should follow the law of competing currencies and hoard the good and drink the bad?
Maybe I should just stop drinking lol
Discounted shares
"I am not sure about the IP either. I just checked for any assignments of the two patents and the PTO shows no record of an ownership change. I am suspecting another bait-and-switch whereby "Acquiring" really just means AG is a Licensee and does not own the patents. We will see if anything is in the filing tomorrow."
Your post from 11/20...nice call buc and a well deserved +1 member mark for you.
Scotch and Copenhagen here
Did you wake to her rubbing your feet or was she on TV?
I agree Bert only non producing real estate will not be valued at today's prices. The next generation cannot afford these homes much less the stocks at today's prices. Heck most don't even have jobs much less a bank account full of cash.
Farmland will likely skyrocket because there's not much of it. However the price of condos and single family homes will likely crash as they revert back to their mean. The Chinese don't need to pay these prices if the USD's days are numbered. Why not wait and use another currency to pick up assets ten cents on the dollar?
Maybe not a 90% crash but it will be significant as this excess liquidity is removed from our monetary system
Lol "nope not good enough please keep fighting".
Talk about a glass full of stupid!
Why is that statement false? I hate to keep re-writing this post but I want an answer to the question. Btw it's very much on topic so this post doesn't need to be deleted
Inflation eh? Not surprising its baked into everything accept the Fed financials and its silly guidance
$20k promo and this thing will fly
Yup but the difference is this one is accountable for their shares and I got a hefty bet at .02 so yea like all things they eventually move. It won't take billions of shares either not like that pig ERB* with its fruit loop management team.
No thanks I will take the reporting company every day of the week. Good luck with that garbage security shareholders over there will believe anything.
Market value is different than a fundamental valuation. Difference between trading hype vs investing in underlying asset/revs valuation.
No Net Present Value can be place on this security with it's current state
One would think management had launched these boxes long ago until you look at their financials lol
Oh I know this story plays out daily in the pinks. Management runs with the cash and shareholders count the days until their rich. Meanwhile management is working on the next round of toxic financing convincing shareholders were the bad guys lol
Then pat yourself on the back for financing something management refuses to financially legitimize in the eyes of the investment community and the SEC. Meaning there's significant dislocation between that company and this security.
Real products they may have but shareholder protections they do not. You guys are being taken for a ride all on the eyes of "real products" and "future revenues". This is why its a stinky pink like the others. Same financing game....rob shareholders of their equity so we can put a "legitimate" company together.
What about shareholder equity? Does anyone here care about this or has management convinced you this also is not important?
After billions of discounted shares sold to raise capital. Debt financing aka toxic financing....goes hand in hand with paid promotions.
Stinky pink momo nothing more
What's false about my post? I even included the page numbers for you guys
My account? I come here because you guys sometimes bring credible information about the sector. I don't care about this garbage company. Nothing personal
Shareholders think people are going to just hand them money lol. The company has no financial auditor no formal investor relations department or consultant and not one insider owns more than 5% of this company. Pg 15-17 of the latest information statement
The financial discussion is riddled with hypocrisies my fav being the sale of non-MMJ products to MMJ retailers because lines are too long? Yet today they have the only approved machine in the sector?
Confusing unaudited with a billion shares issued every 3 months just to keep the lights on. Now management wants to consult????? Do you think anyone read these financial statements? It seems like they were written to cover managements a$$...confusing financials are no way to attract serious capital. Notice the "significant adjustments" disclosure in the event these statements were ever audited?
Clown show
That's what financial audits and SEC filings are for. Without em you guys may as well be writing the financials yourself because nothing has been verified. Management has no fiduciary responsibility to its shareholders without the proper corporate governance
Smoke and mirrors with a side of bait and switch. Real products funded and commercialized through debt infested shareholders. Not where real money goes looking to minimize risk to leverage a return unless its in the form of toxic financing
There's a baby REPR .223 from LWRC. She's a beauty and weighs about 11 pounds without the optic. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for an AR
A speculative statement by a random I-hub member from a different board? Come on Johnny its Christmas let's bring the goods so everyone can enjoy
The company(s) that can capitalize on this opportunity will make their shareholders very happy. Big dollars are finding their way into the Chinese vending market:
http://www.chinavmf.com/en/ShowNews.asp?id=31
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The 1st China Vending Machine Exchange Meeting took place in Guangzhou
Author:Eve Cheng Source:?? Update:2013-12-2 10:57:43 Click:7903
China Vending Machine Exchange Meeting 2013 successfully kicked off at Taigucang Wharf Yacht Club on November 8. It was jointly organized by Guangzhou Grandeur Exhibition Services Co., Ltd. and China International Vending Machines & Self-service Facilities Fair (VMF).
China Vending Machine Exchange Meeting 2013 successfully kicked off at Taigucang Wharf Yacht Club on November 8. It was jointly organized by Guangzhou Grandeur Exhibition Services Co., Ltd. and China International Vending Machines & Self-service Facilities Fair (VMF). Altogether 16 leading enterprises in vending machine industry attended the meeting, including UBOX, LE Vending of China Co., Ltd., MEI China Office, Guangzhou Joyi Animation Technology Co., Ltd., Guangzhou Likang Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., etc. Discussion centered on the current situation and future development of China’s vending machine industry was carried out by all the attendees.
In the beginning, Wang Zhaoyun, president of Guangzhou Grandeur Exhibition Services Co., Ltd., talked about the purposes of this meeting and expressed expectations of the entire industry. The meeting was held with a view to promote industrial development, popularize application and to offer a communication channel. They also looked forward to boosting product application, promoting industrial growth and facilitating customers’ procurement via holding VMF.
“Vending machines have experienced the shift from traditional ones to new ones which combine digital signage and internet, and the change from cash payment to non-monetary transaction. Each technological breakthrough is achieved by our hard work,” Zhou Jianghua said, general manager of UBOX.
During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, 150,000 vending machines are launched in Chinese market each year, making China the world’s largest consumer market in this line. Retail sales of vending machines account for 0.53% of resident income. It is estimated that China’s market capacity will reach about 4 million vending machines by 2015. Over the past two years, nearly 200,000 ones were sold to high-end venues in developed regions. China is home to tens of thousands of shopping mall, over 1 million stadia, 220 airports, over 10,000 parks and a great number of other public venues. They all have huge and continuous demand for vending machines and self-service facilities.
Under the favorable circumstance, China Vending Machine Exchange Meeting comes into being, and different kinds of vending machines are launched to the market due to the increasingly personalized needs. VMF 2014 will devoted itself to setting up a professional platform for vending machine industry and KTV, disco, metro, tourist attraction and related industries having massive demand.
It can be seen that China’s vending machine industry is of huge potential. Related experts predict that this industry will witness fast growth rate in China in the future, and will usher in more flourishing development.
So now we sincerely invite you to join China VMF 2014 and share this great business opportunity with us in March. The sooner you book your booth, we could help you do more promotion via sending emails, SMS, fax and other channels to the industry enterprises, which will help you a lot to tap into China market.
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Thought this was interesting:
http://lawrieongold.com/2014/12/23/goode-take-on-china-gold-price-control/
Goode take on China gold price control
Posted on December 23, 2014 by lawrieongold
Goode take on China gold price control
By Lawrence Williams
Just a brief follow up to my article on China being the ultimate controller of the gold price – Path of the gold price is in China’s hands – in that we received a very interesting and thought provoking comment from Keith Goode from Australia who attended the China Gold Conference held in Beijing in September.
Keith noted as follows: “I agree on China controlling the gold price or Shanghai preventing Comex from selling it down. China commented at their Gold Conference in September 2014 that the $200/oz fall in the gold price in April 2013 was a one-in-2 million year event, and that it partly happened because Shanghai (SFE) could not then trade 24-hours per day – now it can. Also that at the price in September 2014 at ~$1200/oz about one-third of China’s mines were insolvent. So no I don’t see $1000.”
Keith was a highly rated and experienced mining and gold analyst with a career spanning 18 years with South African and Australian banks and brokerages before starting up his own research company, Sydney area based Eagle Research Advisory (ERA), in 2001. ERA specialises in undertaking commissioned research on mainly Australian mining companies. He has a particular interest in precious metals and also in China and makes a point of visiting that country every year so has great experience in understanding how the country operates and its policies with respect to precious metals and mining.
What Keith’s comment suggests is that China is very aware of the pressures that can be brought to bear on the gold price through heavy selling of gold futures on COMEX and thus looks to use gold futures trading on the now-24 hour Shanghai Futures Exchange to counter such take-downs emanating from the U.S. exchange.
Indeed we may well have seen exactly this happening recently – and perhaps as recently as yesterday – with sudden bursts of selling pressure on gold, via the U.S. gold futures market, driving the price downwards, invariably followed by a strongish pick-up taking the price back up to around near where it started from.
From this it seems that China may well be, for the moment, using the SFE to prevent the gold price falling below a trading range with which it is comfortable, but not rocking the boat to drive it significantly higher either allowing normal trade on COMEX to set the base price. But this is not to say that should it feel it expedient to drive the price upwards to support its own gold miners, or to cause financial consternation in the West, it could almost certainly do so through its own futures exchange. Food for thought for gold bulls and bears alike!
http://lawrieongold.com/2014/12/23/goode-take-on-china-gold-price-control/
Merry Christmas Everyone
Fair enough and my apologies for the comment. I do see the duplicity in that post now after I went back and read it.
Fair enough and my apologies for the comment. I do see the duplicity in that post now after I went back and read it.
Oh I agree those people should be taken out and beaten within an inch of their life. But you saw what happened in CO when the new school board wanted to change the curriculum? Kids walked out of school all on a false premise and a bunch of twisted lies.
This battle must be fought where 2nd Amendment advocates can win and that starts at home. I would rather we have no regulation but I wouldn't want to send my kids to school knowing there are irresponsible parents that turn a blind eye to something as important as this.
There's too much risk that can make things go very badly very fast and we as a society need to police ourselves or the Feds will step in and try to do it for us.
I'm sorry you feel that way and thank you for being so transparently rude about it. Good day
The government would try to suspend their 2nd Amendment right. I'm talking about driving accountability and making sure parents have skin in the game. If the child has access to that firearm and brings it to school its a pretty good assumption the parent is as naive about firearms safety as the child. The parent needs education and the fine makes sure they have skin in the game.
If the child shot someone or them-self it would be a hell of a lot worse for the parent. This wouldn't apply to those parents that know something about home firearm safety.
I'm surprised to be getting so much push back from this board. The parent broke the law and is endangering their child and society so they need to be properly educated. The fine sends a message to the other do-do parents to lock up the guns when at home. Simple
Well perhaps you don't lock up your firearms or maybe your kids are just well trained if you have any. But to do nothing about a rogue irresponsible parent who leaves firearms open for their kids to take to school would be foolish and irresponsible.
Then again that pretty much describes some of society today now doesn't it. We need to take away the power from those with the 2nd Amendment agenda and that begins with proper firearm safety at home. If the kids don't have their parents guns to mess with I'd say its a pretty good start.
But what do I know its my opinion and all BS anyway ;)
The proof is in the financials and in managements discussion. Can't make shareholders read em but I encourage all to do just that. Unverified revenues are dislocated when management depends on an over bloated capital structure and pink investors to fund capital expenditures.
Meaning the only thing the investment community can legitimately verify is the share structure. Real money doesn't chase publicly traded securities that can't be legitimized by the market because it makes their exit strategy that much more difficult.
Suspend the child from school and order the parent to take a gun safety course and pay a hefty fine. Problem solved!
I hope Ski Season is big because that means the snow is plentiful and the Breck bowls will be open. Regarding the product line? If your right then 7-11 will be happy and nothing will have changed.
Just the same I am gonna hold my breath for the pow as i don't think Mother Nature will let us down ;)
Bahahahahaha what the heck does that mean? This security still sits on the pinks....no audit.....no transparency.
Period
The trades tell the story and when there's leverage built into a system whether it be THE LBMA or COMEX then YES THERE IS A PROBLEM AND IT NEEDS TO UNWIND. When 100 people have a claim on the same gold what do you suggest those 99 other people do? Roll over there futures contract?
Sure thing bud
He's been known to haunt the ihub boards. Keep your eyes open you might be able to ask him personally ;)
That's not good because most docs wouldn't accept it prior to any raise in Medicaid reimbursements. If you have insurance or can pay cash and your doc takes Medicaid I recommend finding another doctor.
Too many patients not enough time with too little resources to work with = a failed medical practice.
No matter how good the doc might be
I think Turd nailed it