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CIRCADIAN TRADING?
Too GOOD, ha! Guessing is fun....with that $50mil Rich will use it to buy up rest of the float and there will be no shares left.
That would be the ultimate move to leave all shorts, scammers and Magna out to dry.
CHECKMATE!!
OH THE IRONY OF THESE EX PARTES IMPARTS SO MUCH JOY!
They blast GSAT, the PPS goes down, we get cheaper shares, shorts lose their pants.
If I was short I would be on the phone right now begging them to please for the love of God to STOP IT!
It almost makes me want to send out a "Call to Action" for anybody who has ever used a WiFi to write an ex parte opposing GSAT's FCC approval.
Just make sure you let them know you use WiFi, which makes you a highly qualified and credible candidate to speak on the matter.
Hopefully, this will help drive the price down below a $1 before approval so I can get REALLY REALLY RICH!
If this is a SCAM company as you claim why would they report any of the things you suggest below.
Good to know the feeling below is that Yippy is an honest and ethical scam company. WOW, just WOW!! No Really, WOW!!
SMITTY, I say the advice the dbowren just gave is pretty solid. May be best to start listening to what he has to say on GSAT and GSAT partners.
Just to make sure it is clear which topic this board is covering here are few examples below for clarification:
investorshub.advfn.com/Globalstar-Inc-GSAT-12594/
Globalstar Inc.
(GSAT)
Globalstar Inc. (GSAT)
About Globalstar
It starts with leading engineers striving to launch the world's best satellite system, and ends with a simple connection between people. A conversation. An exchange of ideas and information.
A lifeline that not only serves the efficiency and profitability of a company, but the well-being of individuals and entire communities.
We help people do their work better, faster and smarter. Allowing them to take advantage of opportunities and overcome challenges, so that every job can be a job well done. And every time, they can return home safely to tell about it.
We enable more goods and services to get produced and delivered to all corners of the globe. From wood to build a school in Pakistan, to stacks of sheet metal that keep a Michigan factory churning. From seafood that makes a small restaurant famous, to oil that keeps a large fleet running. From resources that impact the GDP of a nation, to food and water that aid in rebuilding another.
We do our small part to ensure the world keeps communicating, because we know it's not just gravity that makes the world go around. It's you.
GO GSAT GO
SERIOUSLY!!! NOW THIS IS A DOOZY. ROFLMAO
This disclaimer is issued in connection with the website www.factsaboutglobalstar.com (the “Website”) maintained by Kerrisdale Capital Management, LLC (“Kerrisdale”), an investment adviser to funds that are in the business of actively buying and selling securities and other financial instruments.
Kerrisdale and its affiliates (collectively “Kerrisdale”), others that contributed research to this report and others that we have shared our research with (collectively, the “Authors”) have short positions in and own options on the stock of Globalstar and stand to realize gains in the event that the price of the stock declines.
This has to be absolutely the funniest example of due diligence and fact support ever. Very telling in regards to intent, heh.
In no way could any one ever use this information to make any informed and legitimate conclusion regarding YIPI or GSAT
speaking about the GSAT /YIPI DEAL i urge you to read factsaboutglobalstar.com here a scam there a scam everywhere a scam scam scam OMG SAY IT AIN'T SO OH THE HUMANITY . .0001
Nice to know. As you can read Jessica Rosenworcel's and Mike O'Rielly's opinion on the matter here:
https://www.fcc.gov/blog/steering-future-more-wi-fi-sharing-upper-5-ghz-band
AND THE REPORT AFTER THAT WILL SHOW MORE $$$$ AND THE REPORT AFTER THAT, SO ON AND SO ON.
Educated Guess On Amount Based in Solid Information:
-Globalstar is awaiting TLPS approval from FCC
-Low satellite orbit will make satellite internet a reliable and viable option, something that has not been the case in the past
-Currently, the sub-par nature of satellite internet confines it's viability to a niche of thousands.
-Increasing the performance to par with acceptable mainstream data speeds will guarantee millions upon millions globally would rely on satellite internet via the TLPS
-As stated in quote below XGate is charging $120/monthly per subscription for sub-par satellite internet performance
-If TLPS is approved by FCC then YIPI will essentially replaces XGate with the growth and acquirement of millions of customers.
-The math at it's current rate ($120/monthly per user) for a million users would be equivalent of YIPI generating revenues of $120MM/monthly giving it an estimated yearly revenue of $1.4 billion.
The information on XGate and it's current function clearly lays out previous structure being utilized by GSAT and the GSAT/YIPI parrtnership announcement details the future structure they will role out for TLPS using Yippy platform.
The information clearly outlines the strategy. Political checkered flag is the missing piece (ie FCC approval). GSAT has already field tested and has a Proof of Concept using the Yippy appliance. All that is required now is to scale once the approval comes through.
The big picture strategy from GSAT and YIPI is now makes a whole lot of sense. Definitely BIG MONEY if GSAT pulls of the FCC approval IMHO
Quote:
Globalstar just wanted a scaled down web interface.
Globalstar provides satellite web access to remote locations.
Satellite is intrinsically slower than conventional access.
To deal with these slower speeds Globalstar and other satellite providers encourage the use of XGate.
Xgate is software that is distributed by Marine Global Services, not a software company. They charge $120 a year for a subscription.
XGate is the leading independent satellite data service with thousands of people all over the world currently using XGate to keep connected over satellite.
"thousands"
How much money would you invest in software development to satisfy a few thousand users?
Xgate simply strips web pages and compresses email to accommodate the slower connection speeds associated with satellite service.
The niche is obviously open for improvement and I think its what gave YIPI a meeting with Globalstar, but it doesn't equate to a big money maker.
Ha! If you search Squire, Squire- Technologies or any other related Squire services on the Globalstar.com website,nothing appears.
What's the point that is trying to be made here?
I can tell you from the picture of the appliance posted here on Ihub the server they were utilizing in the instance was a Dell PowerEdge server.
An appliance just indicates that it is a server being utilized and in some case hardware modified to host a specific software so that it can be integrated into a data center or product that would utilize the software on the appliance to execute the required task needed for the intended function.
For example,
Redbox is a product that is essentially a server "appliance" created to allow you to rent movies/games from their vendor machines.
Many larger technology vendors IE. HP, Dell, IBM etc have whitebox programs for companies allowing them to utilize their already created hardware platforms and work to modify, test, and create an appliance based on the partners specific need.
I standby 1.4 Billion projection. Thanks for the comment though. Maybe I missed where you pointed out the flaw in the projection from the quote below.
A counter analysis would be interesting or at least better then just yelling and dismissing without any value added to support your opposite opinion.
Educated Guess On Amount Based in Solid Information:
-Globalstar is awaiting TLPS approval from FCC
-Low satellite orbit will make satellite internet a reliable and viable option, something that has not been the case in the past
-Currently, the sub-par nature of satellite internet confines it's viability to a niche of thousands.
-Increasing the performance to par with acceptable mainstream data speeds will guarantee millions upon millions globally would rely on satellite internet via the TLPS
-As stated in quote below XGate is charging $120/monthly per subscription for sub-par satellite internet performance
-If TLPS is approved by FCC then YIPI will essentially replaces XGate with the growth and acquirement of millions of customers.
-The math at it's current rate ($120/monthly per user) for a million users would be equivalent of YIPI generating revenues of $120MM/monthly giving it an estimated yearly revenue of $1.4 billion.
The information on XGate and it's current function clearly lays out previous structure being utilized by GSAT and the GSAT/YIPI parrtnership announcement details the future structure they will role out for TLPS using Yippy platform.
The information clearly outlines the strategy. Political checkered flag is the missing piece (ie FCC approval). GSAT has already field tested and has a Proof of Concept using the Yippy appliance. All that is required now is to scale once the approval comes through.
The big picture strategy from GSAT and YIPI is now makes a whole lot of sense. Definitely BIG MONEY if GSAT pulls of the FCC approval IMHO
Educated Guess On Amount Based in Solid Information:
-Globalstar is awaiting TLPS approval from FCC
-Low satellite orbit will make satellite internet a reliable and viable option, something that has not been the case in the past
-Currently, the sub-par nature of satellite internet confines it's viability to a niche of thousands.
-Increasing the performance to par with acceptable mainstream data speeds will guarantee millions upon millions globally would rely on satellite internet via the TLPS
-As stated in quote below XGate is charging $120/monthly per subscription for sub-par satellite internet performance
-If TLPS is approved by FCC then YIPI will essentially replaces XGate with the growth and acquirement of millions of customers.
-The math at it's current rate ($120/monthly per user) for a million users would be equivalent of YIPI generating revenues of $120MM/monthly giving it an estimated yearly revenue of $1.4 billion.
The information on XGate and it's current function clearly lays out previous structure being utilized by GSAT and the GSAT/YIPI parrtnership announcement details the future structure they will role out for TLPS using Yippy platform.
The information clearly outlines the strategy. Political checkered flag is the missing piece (ie FCC approval). GSAT has already field tested and has a Proof of Concept using the Yippy appliance. All that is required now is to scale once the approval comes through.
The big picture strategy from GSAT and YIPI is now makes a whole lot of sense. Definitely BIG MONEY if GSAT pulls of the FCC approval IMHO
Globalstar just wanted a scaled down web interface.
Globalstar provides satellite web access to remote locations.
Satellite is intrinsically slower than conventional access.
To deal with these slower speeds Globalstar and other satellite providers encourage the use of XGate.
Xgate is software that is distributed by Marine Global Services, not a software company. They charge $120 a year for a subscription.
XGate is the leading independent satellite data service with thousands of people all over the world currently using XGate to keep connected over satellite.
"thousands"
How much money would you invest in software development to satisfy a few thousand users?
Xgate simply strips web pages and compresses email to accommodate the slower connection speeds associated with satellite service.
The niche is obviously open for improvement and I think its what gave YIPI a meeting with Globalstar, but it doesn't equate to a big money maker.
It may have not been disclosed, but Mark C Perry definitely has a common link to Magna and the Sason's
http://promotionstocksecrets.com/tracking-kimberly-graus-aka-kimberly-rudge/
Really Solid Information from nwautomation
-Globalstar is awaiting TLPS approval from FCC
-Low satellite orbit will make satellite internet a reliable and viable option something that has not been the case in the past
-Currently the sub-par nature of satellite internet confines it's viability to a niiche of thousands.
-Increasing the performance to par with acceptable mainstream data speeds will guarantee millions upon millions globally would rely on satellite internet via the TLPS
-As you stated XGate is charging $120/monthly per subscription for sub-par satellite internet performance
-If TLPS is approved by FCC then YIPI will essentially replaces XGate with the growth and acquirement of millions of customers.
-The math at it's current rate ($120/monthly per user) for a million users would be equivalent of YIPI generating revenues of $120MM/monthly giving it an estimated yearly revenue of $1.4 billion
Thanks for the information on XGate and it's current function. That really helped understand the math and potential growth possibility contingent upon GSAT getting FCC approval.
The big picture strategy from GSAT and YIPI is now makes a whole lot of sense. Definitely BIG MONEY if GSAT pulls of the FCC approval IMHO
Really Solid Information from nwautomation
-Globalstar is awaiting TLPS approval from FCC
-Low satellite orbit will make satellite internet a reliable and viable option something that has not been the case in the past
-Currently the sub-par nature of satellite internet confines it's viability to a niiche of thousands.
-Increasing the performance to par with acceptable mainstream data speeds will guarantee millions upon millions globally would rely on satellite internet via the TLPS
-As you stated XGate is charging $120/monthly per subscription for sub-par satellite internet performance
-If TLPS is approved by FCC then YIPI will essentially replaces XGate with the growth and acquirement of millions of customers.
-The math at it's current rate ($120/monthly per user) for a million users would be equivalent of YIPI generating revenues of $120MM/monthly giving it an estimated yearly revenue of $1.4 billion
Thanks for the information on XGate and it's current function. That really helped understand the math and potential growth possibility contingent upon GSAT getting FCC approval.
The big picture strategy from GSAT and YIPI is now makes a whole lot of sense. Definitely BIG MONEY if GSAT pulls of the FCC approval IMHO
Only in a Vacuum.
Do you really think Magna is large enough to use the "outspend" strategy against 40 companies?
The big picture here is Magna is a small toxic financing company not a huge conglomerate with deep pockets.
This quote below is priceless:
"So on both financial and human resources, YIPI and Granville are like Moldova declaring war on Russia (Magna)."
More like YIPI + 40 OTC companies is like NATO and Magna is like Iran.
There is not a single scenario where Magna lives up to any of the hype or ability to execute any long-term "spend to their broke strategy" regardless of what is being speculated. That's just ludicrous.
Magna is going bankrupt, the owner's are going to jail, Magna lawyers are going to be screaming "YIPI" all the way to the bank when they lose cause they are still getting paid and YIPI is going to have clear skies in front.
SRFF Threw Magna to The Newbie
From what I can tell from this article is looks like Sichenzia Ross Friedman Ference LLP through this case over to their newbie for some practice.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/sichenzia-ross-friedman-ference-llp-155837423.html
Hahaha, things are looking horrible for Magna. Yippy is going to wipe their you know what with Hanover toilet paper.
Snyder's resume has nothing on Mangna's lawyer Daniel Furst, hahahahahahahahaha YEAH RIGHT! Check out DF bib: Everyone should really be interested in the experience section. Is this a joke?
Daniel Scott Furst
Partner
Introduction
Scott Furst is a member of the Firm's Business Litigation & Arbitration and Broker-Dealer Regulation Groups. He has extensive civil litigation experience with a specialization in securities, business, and complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts, before the Securities and Exchange Commission, Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, American Arbitration Association, and JAMS.
Mr. Furst represents public and private companies, officers, directors, shareholders, broker-dealers, clearing firms, registered investment advisors, investment managers, and associated persons in a wide array of matters including, but not limited to, securities transactions, business disputes, regulatory investigations and enforcement proceedings, and investor and securities industry arbitrations throughout the United States.
Experience
?Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Furst was associated with various New York law firms and the New York City Law Department where he also litigated and counseled clients with respect to commercial, insurance, and employment matters.
Guess that means it is not suspended I suggested in your previous post.
Yeah right. A company with no dilution of shares over 5 years.
That's NOT how scam companies operate. To say otherwise is silly.
Yeah. So badly that they only sold 2k shares. Ha, what a joke.
Real World Strategy Time
A = "person" has sold 10,000 shares of YIPI that they originally purchased at .30 in their Scottrade account
B = "person" sold the shares to themselves at .27 to their Etrade account for a recorded loss of $300.
C = appearance that sell off is occurring to drive prices down further then .27 in initial sell off
D = "person" defined in "A" & "B" buys back shares at .22 to net shares for .02 or almost 10% cheaper than previous owned or 10% more shares than previously owned
What is so funny or absurd about attempting this especially with only a risk of $300. To state that this is not done all the time is uninformed.
I think you might stretching on that one, but stranger things have happened.
More likely "TJ" is a popular acronym for names so adding 74 at the end is probably a good way to keep your name in the user name.
I guess we will have to wait and see if your hunch is right or mine.
5 Years to Build Out a Portfolio like the one below with minimal funding. That's actually very impressive. It's funny how the term 5 years get's thrown around like that is such a long time.
In reality 5 years is relatively new from scratch to product to profit.
Blue Flame Appliance
https://www.facebook.com/yippycom/photos/pb.134859343220386.-2207520000.1431114455./831307236908923/?type=1&theater
EASE 360
Http://www.otcmarkets.com/companyPresentationViewer?cmdId=510
Defcon
https://www.otciq.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=127660
Search Engine http://yippy.com/
TWO WORDS "SUPERB STRATEGY"
The exact actions you are accusing the CEO of is the exact things that make the longs stick with Rich and Yippy.
Think of it this way:
• Rich knows he has a solid company and platform
• Rich knows he has backing from some very big hitters in the market
• Rich knows he has a team of ex C-level execs in his target markets with contacts and pipelines you can only imagine the size of
• Rich knows he has a publicly stated contract from Globalstar, a company positioned to provide internet service access worldwide on a scale never seen before soon to backed by the FCC regulatory agency
• Rich knows MSFT and Google both launched full frontal assaults on GSAT for the TLPS tech b/c they realize what this means on the global scale to them. Instead of competing using their own resources and offerings, the only way for them to participate in this new market is either partnership or acquisition
• Rich knows he has a Jay Monroe personally commenting on this deal
• Rich knows he has a toxic financier (Magna), which through a defamation lawsuit has opened the door for a counter suit that cannot be backed out by Magna
• Rich knows he has John Snyder, a lawyer officially recognize by the Supreme Court and dossier of companies like Uber and leaders of foreign countries
• Rich knows that if he goes ahead and dignifies the dissenters with this type of information to prove them wrong he puts new investors at a disadvantage by skyrocketing the PPS.
Strategically not addressing the skeptics, shorters and IRSs before everyone who is ready to truly standby the company and not those to trying to make a quick buck or ruin the company is the "SUPERB STRATEGY"
Keep the PPS low for those who have faith in Yippy and RG's decisions, so that they can buy-in at the low PPS and be the ones who benefit the most from their loyalty.
GREAT COMPANY! GREAT CEO! GREAT TEAM! GREAT STRATEGY!
Yippy and team I may not have much or anything to offer, except my support through my investment into the company by share purchasing, but if there is anything I can do to assist in this GRAND ENDEAVOR feel free to let me know. I am happy to volunteer my time and resources to make it happen.
Thank you and keep up the great work!
P.S. This should be sticky noted for all, so they can see the dots and connect them.
I love this article. How many boxes can be checked for what is being attempted to YIPI in this article.
I hope a federal body acts soon and uses the countless amount of public information on the vehicles of delivery to bust the crap out of all these individuals.
I can't wait for that to happen. It doesn't hurt that a lawsuit has been brought against Magna by Yippy with a representing lawyer officially acknowledged by the Supreme Court.
Go Yippy in tech and go Yippy in racketeering busting.
Obviously enough to get the job done.t-text-here[/tag] enough to get the job done.
It would even easier if you would just let us know if "Mark C Perry" is Magna's attorney.
I am sure Snyder will get the information in discovery, but it is not as fun to wait.
The Unfortunate Announcement:
There was a post from yesterday that caused quite a stir regarding an announcement. So here is that announcement.
All longs are going to hold no matter what b/c Yippy is definitely the real deal. The unfortunate part eluded to in the announcement is that b/c the longs clearly see the value and opportunity in Yippy the shorts will not be having a Christmas this year since no one sold.
Shame on you longs for ruining the shorts Christmas. You should have more compassion for those who have a hard time understanding the data as clear as it might be.
Actually Fees Are Going to Be Paid by Magna.
If a trial lawyer as prominent as Snyder is taking the case he already has all the evidence and information needed for a confident win.
He is taking the case because the he will get probably 60% of the settlement.
It's that easy. Bye Bye Magna and team. We wish you a swift trip to the penitentiary. Don't forget to collect call.
The Back Ground on Yippy Lawyer Snyder Should Scare the Pants Off of Mark C Perry
Representative Matters
Defended ten former trustees of the Healthcare Industry Trust of New York in a $220 million lawsuit alleging breach of fiduciary duty (matter pending). (Supreme Court, Albany County)
Represented Bolat Nazarbayev, the brother of the President of Kazakhstan, as plaintiff in a $100 million lawsuit alleging the fraudulent misappropriation of real and personal property, including a $20 million condominium in the Plaza in Manhattan; obtained favorable settlement for client. (Supreme Court, New York County)
Represented co-owner of Lateral Link in a five-day arbitration in California, resulting in an award invalidating provisions of the LLC agreement as unconscionable and ordering a seven-figure buyout of client’s equity, together with an award of legal fees and costs. (Judicate West Arbitration)
Defended Atrium Management in an ERISA class action (matter pending). (U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York)
Defended Wear First Sportswear, Inc. in a lawsuit commenced by a third-party's factoring agent, who claimed to be entitled to be paid on Wear First's open invoices; on appeal, obtained reversal of trial court's denial of Wear First's motion to stay the case pending arbitration in China. (New York Appellate Division, First Department.)
Defended medical practice against breach of contract and retaliation claims by a former employee; obtained favorable settlement. (U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York)
Defended Uber Technologies, Inc., the industry-leading provider of smart-phone based livery service, in a breach of contract lawsuit, prevailing on all claims. (Supreme Court, New York County)
Represented Time Square Construction in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceeding involving $100 million residential construction project. (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York)
Represented partners in a wireless broadband venture capital fund as plaintiffs in breach of fiduciary duty action against fund’s former manager; obtained $1.2 million award following arbitration. Obtained confirmation of the arbitrator's award. (AAA Arbitration; Supreme Court, New York County)
Represented 95-year-old accountant in lawsuit claiming that grandson stole $950,000.
Defended data consulting company in a wrongful termination action brought by its former executive vice president; obtained complete victory following four-day arbitration. (JAMS Arbitration)
Represented Fashionism.com in lawsuit against its co-owner for theft of company funds; obtained settlement resulting in return of funds and surrender of co-owner’s management authority. (Supreme Court, New York County)
Defended senior technology executive in a lawsuit brought by his former employer regarding a contractual non-compete provision; obtained settlement resulting in client receiving a short period of paid “garden leave” followed by cancellation of non-compete. (Supreme Court, New York County)
Defended Bluewater Records, a North Carolina based record company, in a dispute with its former CEO; obtained complete victory when plaintiff dropped his claims in the face of client’s summary judgment motion. (Supreme Court, New York County)
Defended fashion company in a breach of contract lawsuit brought by a Chinese manufacturer; obtained dismissal of case. (U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York)
Represented executives of Lehman Brothers as creditor’s counsel in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy; obtained favorable settlement with Debtor. (U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York)
Defended landlord in a dispute concerning return of a security deposit; won complete victory following trial. (Richmond County Civil Court)
Advised principal of leading Bitcoin trading platform regarding business and regulatory matters.
So exciting that the stock DOUBLED.
The only relation is a stock promoter owned some stock in Yippy and leveraged his stock promotion position to promote to increase the value of his holdings.
That is all.
The only relation is a stock promoter owned some stock in Yippy and leveraged his stock promotion position to promote to increase the value of his holdings.
That is all.
Yes, I am very interested to read the article.
He was compensated in YIPI stock. So according to you ex Haliburton accepted payment of worthless stock for his services. So by your own analysis he is doing it for FREE.
HA!
You mean the Art Huffman that had this to say
"I am delighted to be able to assist Yippy with its technology, strategy and market penetration segments," stated Mr. Huffman, when asked about his new role with Yippy. He continued, "The quality of the technology suite, as well as the management team, is very impressive. While Yippy is small company today, I can already see a number of areas for potential growth and I am excited to get to work in order to help Yippy achieve its long-term goals."
Funny that he would make such a comment that could tarnish his good name if Yippy didn't have a "real" product such as you claim.
Quoting the facts I already provided you.
Yes, yes I am