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It's on StockTwits already, followers have doubled in the past month from 90's to 193. There are total scam OTC companies with over 10,000 followers. When it's truly discovered it won't take a ton of shares changing hands to run the price to crazy levels.
For all of y'all with millions of shares each who do indeed want to communicate with each other daily and form game plans, I strongly recommend something like Telegram or another private communication app that is designed to effectively and efficiently facilitate large group chats that are not visible to the trading public. You can remain anonymous without disclosing personal information. If any of y'all are familiar with Telegram that's my recommendation. If not, invest time now learning the app, even starting a room on there soon and start talking with your known inner circle of large holders.
All of y'all in here with huge positions need to be vocal with one another and communicate honestly about your intentions and personal price targets. You obviously SHOULD NOT dump giant blocks of shares into the bid, as just one person with a few million shares can extinguish a rally very quickly if it becomes obvious to buyers that sellers are just dumping and running. Smart buyers will just sit on their hands and wait for you guys to get impatient and scared. You want the buyers coming in to the company to have to buy on the ask. They need to be sitting there knowing their low-ball bids won't be filled. This takes honesty and patience from y'all with large positions. It's going to be tough sitting there with an account value in the millions all of a sudden and resist the urge to try and get rid of all of it. This isn't a scam, pump and dump company and it's going to be around for a very long time. Changes to the share structure also won't happen overnight if they do indeed try to make big changes to it. Everybody will have time to sell what they want to sell but you need to be patient and not all run for the exits at once. I recommend selling small chunks of shares, holding firm on your asking prices, and mentally prepare yourself to spend weeks, maybe even longer getting the most value out of your position while also allowing the investor next to you to do the same. If days come around where it looks like too many people are selling and it's killing a rally it doesn't hurt to take some of the profits you've made and backstop the price on a bleeding day to help change the short term sentiment, even if that visually makes your average cost increase. There aren't many people in this stock, relatively speaking. Y'all probably know a good amount of them. Be patient, communicate intentions (privately is much better than publicly), and stick to it. Don't panic and run.
Placing a high dollar limit sell order DOES NOT prevent your shares from being shorted in any way. It actually does the opposite. If a stock is trading at 50¢ and you place a sell order for say $2 you are essentially telling everybody that you have no intention of selling. You are self identifying your position and offering up your shares to be shorted by hedge funds who use black box, AI high frequency trading algos that specifically look for these types of orders bc it allows them to endlessly trade your position back and forth as there is no threat of your order actually being executed at the $2 mark. It also aids in helping to locate shares to loan bc you're waving your hand in the air saying "hi there, come take these shares". If your position is held digitally with an online broker you are not the custodial owner of your position, your broker is. They physically own and hold the shares and have agreed to give you what amounts to a digital IOU. They have the legal authority to loan "your" position at any time as they legally own the shares. The ONLY way to actually prevent your shares from being loaned is to contact your broker and order a physical stock certificate that is mailed to you. This legally removes custodial ownership from the broker and places it literally in your hands. Never listen to anybody online telling you that you can "lock up" your shares by placing a high dollar limit sell order, it's simply not true.
We don't need it to recover today to determine anything. The price increase over the past few weeks was due to an exponential increase in awareness that TGLO even exists and that Delfin Midstream is the majority owner of the outstanding shares, that's it. What happens today, tomorrow, next week, etc is 100% irrelevant in terms of the day to day price action determined by trading. This is a r/m play that needs very specific events to occur that will move the price well beyond what would happen with the average daily trading environment we see right now. Day to day and intraday movement only matters to day traders and swingers. Trade away.
What do you mean what happened here? RSI was at 90. It's called the stock market.
Who are you talking to?
Assuming FERC extension, is there anything else Delfin needs federal approval for that could prevent them from physically removing NG from the ocean floor, thus hindering a positive FID?
You sound like you're a dramatic woman who is always seeking attention. Who goes around to stock boards calling tops and graciously "warning" people about their investments? Drama queens looking to piss people off and seek attention, that's who. We're grown men investing OUR hard earned money. There isn't a single person here concerned about the price action, and nobody needs you trying to hold our hands and scold us with a wagging finger like we're seven years old. Move along and grow TF up.
About what?
Hmm, no chatter today...
Start your day off with a big laugh...
https://www.kapwing.com/videos/63433a909dedc1007a403c22
What did they do? Just dump a huge chunk of shares into the bid?
Nothing but ASCM shorting the stock down.
Just don't set one. Have a price in mind that you want to sell at and then pull the trigger manually when it happens. Most brokers will you let you set a price alert for the stock if you're worried about missing an opportunity to sell bc you're working or not paying attention. The alert will trigger your phone and let you know. IMO, I would never set automatic limit or stop orders if I'm watching my stocks regularly. If you're day trading, of course use a stop loss. Otherwise, just create a mental price target and execute it on your own when it happens.
A word of caution to those who are already setting high dollar sell limit orders. Setting a high dollar sell limit order that is very far away from the current price is a gold mine for AI shorts and high frequency trading firms. They will go after those shares first and can trade them back and forth hundreds of times a day bc they're 100% confident you'll never touch them. Also, setting a high dollar limit order does not protect your shares from being shorted, it in fact is the first place these systems look for shares. I'm currently not worried one bit about anybody shorting this with anything powerful enough to cause a dent. If you are somebody that sets these kind of orders to "prevent" shorting, the only way to lock up your shares is to call your broker and purchase a physical stock certificate that they'll mail you. Otherwise, your broker will lend your shares if there is a market for it, regardless of limit orders.
While it's certainly nice and very fun to watch green candles stacking day after day, the true strength of a stock can be seen on down days where people are taking profits or even when you can see MM funny stuff on the L2. This thing dipped a very hard 30% and proceeded to spend the rest of the day climbing it's way back up, even going green for a brief time. For me, this is indicative of a very tightly held float with buyers willing and able to step up and eat up anything "cheap". I've been in this for two weeks and this was by far the most impressive day for this ticker, IMO. I believe this is still undervalued just based on rumor and hype alone.
I just unblocked him and I guess he is still there with 10k shares. He was messaging me to desperately pump up his former investment banker status. Dude's a tool.
I talked to that guy a week or so ago and he said he was out and moving everything over to Relmada Therapeutics. I couldn't stand that dude.
Traction is definitely picking up. Followers on StockTwits have gone from the 90's a few days ago up to 136 as of now. Some TELL guys are definitely buying in as a couple of us (MWM, myself, and maybe one or two others) have ventured onto their board to face the screaming Nancy's and Karen's head on. Their only claim to it being a "scam" is a 21 year old article about the old company being sued or some nonsense. I'm so glad I got in when I did. I only have 18K shares with a .29¢ avg but I'm honestly very happy with that. I'm not even going to look at the charts or technicals and worry about Bollinger bands or RSI. This isn't a trading stock, it's a hold for gold stock. Onwards and upwards.
That was you? From the messages I saw that were still visible it looked to me like it was a pretty heavy bashing of your intent on the board. If that was indeed you I'm glad you didn't take it heart and kept chugging along. ????
I agree. The guy posting about TGLO got it from all angles. Their main reason for attacking him was that it was an "illiquid, OTC, shell ticker". I think the volume they were quoting at the time of the post was less than 100K shares per day. They claimed the guy was posting for the sole purpose of trying to bring in volume so the guy could sell without causing the price to plummet. I mentioned the current volume numbers in my reply and the 800K+ volume last Friday and there was no response to the specifics I mentioned. I hope the guy stuck it out and is still holding.
TGLO has been mentioned on Reddit about a month ago and the community severely attacked the guy for promoting a "scam P&D". A guy posted his position of something around 296k shares that he's been holding for years talking about the gains recently and that people should check out what's happening with TGLO/Delfin. I messaged the main basher on the thread who had his message pinned to the top, asking him if he had considered apologizing to the original poster bc obviously he was wrong about his "scam" and "P&D" claims and the dude just responded calling me weird and to not talk to him. Reddit is garbage.
*that they must actually be secret employees*
I've already stated what their purpose is. Multiple times a year they uncover, through their research, opportunities for their readers to make money on that they have no financial interest in. This helps them to create credibility amongst their reader base which will grow their subscriber numbers. That helps their actual business which is signing investor relations contracts with companies. Investors who have made good money on their calls are more likely to use those gains to buy and support the companies the NIA is paid to promote. As a promoter it's highly beneficial for you if your readers can actually make some money so they can have it to reinvest in other companies. It creates a sort of self fulfilling prophecy, if you will. You can also look at it as a kind of "loss-leader" from the business world. Sell a product for a "loss" (time spent researching and writing emails for no pay) so that customers will take the "savings" (gains from unpaid promotion) and buy the things that do make you money (investor relations contracts). Also, it's kind of disingenuous to say I'm a "literal" guy bc I'm responding to the exact words you type on the screen on the internet. There is no tone or inflection in words on a screen, and you never clarified that your words meant anything other than what you literally wrote. To come back afterwards and use the argument that it's other people's fault for not inherently knowing your tone or intent with your words on the internet is a very weak response. We're all here to make money. Everybody has the right to be skeptical of all information. Everybody also has the right to be skeptical of the skeptic and push back against a narrative.
You've said multiple times that the NIA is doing a ton of "work" promoting TGLO and you're skeptical of their financial motivations bc of all this "work" they're doing. What exactly do you mean by "work"? An email to readers probably takes 1-2 mins to write, another min to quickly proofread, and then that's it, they hit send. Maybe 1/3 or a 1/4 of their TGLO emails are reactionary emails about what happened in the market that day or week. Maybe 1/2 is simply their opinion on the sector and Delfin's place in it, then maybe another 1/3 or 1/4 is information from old filings and inside players used to create context. All of this can be done from a bed or a couch with virtually no effort. It's fine that you're skeptical but I do laugh when you insinuate this is just some highly exhaustive, Mt. Everest type of hike that their putting in so they can dump shares at .40, .50, .60, etc.
Stocktwits LNG industry followers comparison:
TGLO: 101
TELL: 25,762
SLNG: 4,314
LNG: 6,002
SRE: 965
EE: 521
ENB: 6,912
TGLO is completely unknown and the volume we've seen lately is literally nothing compared to what happens when a R/M is announced. You just never know what can happen to a share price, especially in this market where people blindly flood into something bc it's trending or all the discord chat room scanners alert it for volume and price movement.
I've followed them for 7 years, that's how they always talk to their readers. They like to throw people big opportunities to grow their follower base for their main investor relations business. They are pretty honest and up front for the most part. They typically only suggest stocks or accept business from companies with legitimate business operations that are non dilutive, little to no debt, that almost always have a Canadian ticker since most scam companies on the OTC won't bother listing in Canada if they just want play the dilution/ATM scam game. Voyager Digital paid them $60K for a one year contract and it gained ~6,600%. Voyager wanted to renew for another year and NIA declined bc their balance sheet showed red flags. They then recommended shorting Voyager at ~$15 and said to hold it to $0 and about 7 months later it happened. I think the wide range of $5-$20 is indicative of the "LNG bubble" they referenced and the extreme potential for fomo once word really starts to spread about Delfin/TGLO. I mainly use StockTwits and there is still only 100 followers of TGLO on there.
Latest from NIA...Thoughts on $5-$20?...
When a merger gets announced in the U.S. the stock continues to trade, it is only in Canada where the stock gets halted until the deal officially closes. Regardless of how many new shares TheGlobe.com (TGLO) issues to acquire Delfin Midstream, today's tightly held float will initially be the only shares available for purchase. It will take many months for any newly issued shares to go through a registration statement and all of the rounds of comments from the SEC prior to the registration statement being declared effective. It will be during this period of AFTER the Final Investment Decision being announced by Delfin Midstream, along with their plans to merge into TGLO, but BEFORE the registration statement is declared effective... that TGLO will most likely hit a peak at some point of between $5 and $20 per share. You must be ready to sell TGLO when it hits $5-$20 per share. At this moment we are entering into a parabolic bubble phase for LNG and despite us not owning any TGLO shares we are not going to lie about the fact that TGLO will most likely outperform ALL other stocks in the very short-term immediate future.
What's the reason for the trades that appear in black and counted as a (?) ? Is it just iHubs system recognizing the trade but not able to determine if it's a buy or sell?
Well, with all due respect, if it's taken "thousands of hours of research" to simply determine the AS I'm inclined to believe you never found the actual number and are guessing. It should only take 5 mins to determine the AS if the number is actually available to be found. I'm sure you're well educated in all things TGLO and Delfin but I won't blindly believe anybody that can't just point to where it says it on paper.
Can you provide your sources that Delfin owns or controls 97%?
Where are you sourcing this info that AS is at 500M? OTC Markets doesn't even have an available number for the AS. Obviously, once Delfin reverse merges they are going to restructure the company and change the share structure. The belief, bc thats all it is, that they could only add ~59M shares means nothing.
Voyager has to lend out it's customers assets in order to earn the interest needed to pay for the rewards program.
Hey Nelson, it looks like you're pretty much the only person in here talking about North Peak. I'm not sure if you've heard of the StockTwits app or not, but there's about 90 of us on the North Peak board on there. I'd say a handful of us are actively posting and chatting about North Peak daily. I'm CaseyATX on the board, you'll see me.