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There in so deal with Shell and never will be. The company that manufactures Motorbooster also makes a liquid form of the same product. The liquid product is supposedly the one being tested at UAF. YESD only has rights to the pill form. If Shell had any interest in this product whatsoever it would be the liquid form, not the pill for obvious reasons. Nothing to see here folks, move along.
There is no indication of more dilution at this point.
Which is why I stated IMO, as it won't be inevitable until it comes to pass.
Just like your statement of:
The good news is the FDA would of already denied approval by now ,if they felt it was not a safe,valid technology.They have been working hand in hand with BIEL's FDA expert advisers...a very good sign.
Updated Share Structure as of Today per TA:
AS: 1.75 Billion
OS: 1,744,281,871
A small increase since the last call, and they are running out of room. An increase in the AS before the end of the year is inevitable, IMO.
They need to have the Caveat Emptor symbol added based on their fraudulent financial statements and gagged TA.
One week and counting until delisting from OTCBB. Headed to limited information pinksheet status.
When you make a deposit into your bank account do you expect the balance to go up or down? When you pay a bill? Yeah, it's as simple as that and nobody with 30 minutes of accounting experience would make that mistake internally, let alone file it publicly for all the world to see. IMO they did it on purpose to fool potential invetors, plain and simple. Not only that, but they had the gall to release a PR announcing their wonderful results. It's embarassing.
Simple mistake? No, you have to make an effort to make that mistake. As in intentionally making that "mistake" in order to mislead the public into thinking you made more money than you actually did.
It looks like the CEO has removed almost all of the references to Motorbooster and the testing from his site. That's an odd thing to do considering the name change. PPS is in the $.003s and there's no support in site. Things are not looking good here.
Over/Under on increasing AS to 1 billion = October 1. I'll take the under.
BIEL is not an SEC compliant company, so they can report it whenever they want. I highly doubt they would sit on that type of information for more than a day or two though.
They sit in a half-empty warehouse collecting dust. The videos are produced to convince people that this is actually a drink company and not a share-selling dilution scam.
LOL. I did go to their site and check to see how many flight they had going from Chicago to Cancun. Looked like 1 per day. That's MASS MARKETING right there.
They have to be filed quarterly, just like the financials. My guess is that OTCmarkets hasn't yet become aware of the missing letters and will downgrade them to limited once they notice.
Looks like BBDA's attorney has actually read the reports he was issuing leters on now. The Q1 and Q2 2011 attorney letters have been pulled from pinksheets. I'm surprised it took him this long based on the trash that BBDA filed as financial statements.
BBDA the newest listing on Pumps&Dumps.com.
http://www.pumpsanddumps.com/
uk, you seem to be a little confused about OTC traded stocks. There are two separate OTC trading platforms, OTCBB which is run by FINRA, and OTCMarkets which is a publicly traded company. OTC Markets has different tiers for the companies they list, ranging from OTCQX to Grey Market and Caveat Emptor. OTCQB is OTC Market's equivalent of OTCBB in which the company is required to be current on their SEC filings.
YESDE is currently running out of probation time to file their 10Q before they will be delisted from FINRA's OTCBB, and likely downgraded from OTCQB to Pinksheets on OTCMarkets.
How is this:
http://www.drankbeverage.com/
Or this:
http://www.slowcowdrink.com/
Or this:
http://frontierbeverage.com/
Any more directed at kids than Koma?
Ha, you're right. First time I had seen that. Thanks
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/BioElectronics+Corporation+Announces+Introduction+of+Its+Pulsed...-a0143784288
Can you provide that link? I know BIEL was associated with Profoot in Canada back then, with a similar product. I have not found any link to them and Dr. Scholls, other than unconfirmed rumors on this board.
Wasn't intended as an insult. I think you're silly in the way that you jump from one side of the fence to the other based on your position that day. Nothing wrong with that I suppose, I just find it humorous.
"On top of the fact KOMA UNWIND is the first Non Nefariously marketed Relaxation drink brought to market in a sugar free version."
You're so silly Diddi.
He has said that before as well. Hopefully it's true this time.
If he can't comment on them, then what good would it do for me to call him? If it's not public information and he told me then he would be breaking insider-trading regulations. Unless he is willing to release specific details then it's simply unverifiable rumor.
I keep hearing that Greenwood is very well connected and that they are big in the industry, but I can't find one piece of verifiable evidence to support those claims. If you can point me to something tangible then I would be very greatful. As far as partnerships, if they're already in place then why the secrecy? P&G has a market cap of $172 billion, so it shouldn't be hard for them to tell us who this partner is since there aren't may that would compare to them.
I don't have the time or the financial incentive. Like I said, there will be several places to read a recap of the call, so I'm not going to miss out on anything.
Doubt if I'll be able to fit it into my schedule, but I'm sure I'll be able to read glowing reviews right here on this board.
1) Okay, who are they?
2) Sounds good, so now they are in the same place as before, waiting for the FDA to render a decision.
3, 4) From what I can tell, Greenwood is a relatively small, niche marketing company that attempts to place direct to consumer products in retail stores, as well as being an IT consulting firm. I can only find information on one other customer and they don't provide a client list on their site. I think people should reign in their expectation of the initial launch, as it's going to take time to get any significant market penetration, and throwing around vague references to potential large partners is silly unless you're going to produce a signed contract.
5) Of course. Was this ever in question?
Best stock of the year? No cash, no sales, and a balloon payment of $2.5 million due on the patent next summer? They'll be lucky to stay out of bankruptcy for the rest of the year. And last I heard the YESD(E) rumor was Shell. The team needs to get their stories straight.
LOL. Up $.0001 is supposed to be a strong response to a great PR? The good thing is at this rate BW may be able to pay his lease payment on the facility this month.
Obviously the market agrees with you. Shares are flying off the shelves faster than a Koma Unwind at an Insomniacs Anonymous meeting. Or maybe not...
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Oil/gas subsidies? Yeah, not so much. I'm talking purely from an economic standpoint and solar, or wind for that matter, is simply noncompetitive with traditional forms of power production. That's not opinion, it's fact. I am in no way saying that there isn't a market for solar power, there most definitely is. Some are willing to pay a premium in order to be "green" and that's great for them. Eventually solar panels may become efficient enough to be economically competitive, but as of today they aren't.
But....but....distributors....NASCAR....Latin America....REMEMBER JLO!!! <SOB>
You too. The bid is back up, and I'd say there's a pretty good chance of a bounce back to the $.025 level if any positive news comes out in the near-term. Unfortunately if it breaks through the support at $.01 then who knows where it will go.
Well, I've never actually been in, it's just been on my radar for some time. It might actually be a buy if it gets down to a penny, but I don't know if I have the stones to pull the trigger.
Doh! And the bid is even lower. Good luck to you guys that are holding strong here.
Walstreet doesn't like solar because without subsidies they cannot possibly achieve profitability anytime soon. There needs to be a major breakthrough in panel efficiency before they'll be able to compete with fossil fuel produced power economically.
http://www.industryweek.com/articles/solar_manufacturers_demise_raises_questions_about_loans_25502.aspx?SectionID=3
http://www.industryweek.com/articles/analyst_evergreen_solar_bankruptcy_is_the_tip_of_the_iceberg_25381.aspx
According to the 10Q, MDHI is basically bankrupt. There is no way for them to fund operations except for continuous dilution. Buyer beware!