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What I have constantly said is that there has to be an energy source. I have also said they have not disclosed what the energy source is. I even said there is a possible energy source using nuclear waste, which actually IS a possible energy source that could keep a battery charged for hundreds or thousands of years.
Again, all I have said is that there has to be a separate energy source to charge the batteries, because you can't put back what has already been used to move a car.
No, I didn't get them at that price, that's what they dropped to after I had them. We can't buy at 5 decimals, but that's exactly what MM's do, and it's where their spread operates. The published spread is what we can buy/sell at, but you'll never see a 5 decimal ask/bid.
For those wondering about those 99,000 orders...
I bought a few million HPIL today at a limit. I get them in 13 sets of 99,000. One order, 13 fills. L2 can't 'see' my order, because it was not AON. All L2 sees is the individual tranches, no matter how many it takes to fill an order. If you watch long enough, you'll see an 'order' for 1 share, which I actually got in an order long ago. 999,999 and 1. L2 would show both of those, but not the million I ordered.
No, that is not possible, if the batteries moved the car in the first place. Energy is lost in every process, including recharging. The lost energy cannot be replaced unless you have another energy source. Now, if a car has regenerative charging, and is coasting downhill, 'some' energy could be extracted from the kinetic energy of the car, but that's from gravity, which in that case is the primary energy source.
Not on the level or uphill.
None of these schemes any of you dream up will work, it goes against the laws of physics. You are all talking about a perpetual energy machine, which is simply not possible.
As I have said before, we have not been told what the primary energy source is, and at least I know there has to be one, so all these guesses are meaningless, and NONE of them can possibly be correct.
You can't charge a battery with the energy taken out of it, and you can't put the light back into a flashlight.
Some things are simply impossible.
You can't possibly be serious...batteries run down, period. You can't recharge them with the energy you take out of them. Jesus!!
You are right. There is no free lunch. The battery is not a primary source of energy, it is a storage device from energy provided by another source. So there has to be an external source of energy of some kind. Once the car is started, is is using battery power with losses, and there is absolutely NO WAY to recover the losses to heat, friction, etc.
They simply haven't explained what the primary source of energy is yet.
It is NOT energy that started in the battery, then was somehow pumped back into the battery, after having provided the energy to move the car.
That's right. I only sell when it's rising, because that shows there is more demand than supply. I provide some supply at a limit, which is higher than the current price. Then I sit back and wait. Eventually, it sells. I use those proceeds to buy dividend stocks, like SLVO. I'm set for at least $8K per month cash JUST from those dividends. ALL of the money came from selling bits of NSAV over the last few months. A mil at $.05 is $50K...Eventually, I'll get my NSAV down to about 25M and let those ride.
All of my NSAV shares were bought in trips.
In Etrade, it shows my NSAV is up 4389.85%...
My next sell will probably be at $.04...
With 6 billion shares out, there could be 6000 with a million shares. I still have 100 mil from 4 years ago...now worth about $3M...talk about patience...
There are NO institutional investors in the pink sheets. They are institutional because they hold actual investor's money and buy and sell to appreciate their capital. NONE of them would put shareholder's money into stinky pinkies - they are far too volatile to take chances with other people's money. It is for people that don't want to do their own trading, but they want their capital to increase over time. They'll be in NASDAQ or NYSE, but not penny stocks.
No one is purchasing 99k at a time. L2 just shows all the partial trades. 99K means the MM's bought that many to fill an order at a given price - the lowest price they could at that time. A million share purchase could have 10 of those in it. You don't see whole orders unless the buyer/seller is AON - all or none. All those other numbers are meaningless to traders, it is simply the action of MM's trying to make as much profit as they can. They buy at the lowest price as many as they can, then up a click for the next, etc.
All action must be within their spread, but each MM has its own spread, and they can all be performing on the same sale at the same time until the order is filled.
If your shares are up for sale, the MM's can borrow them. They can't touch shares that are not up for sale. They don't HAVE to buy them, they borrow them and replace them.
No the companies that don't comply don't disappear, but they will be moved to the gray market or expert (mm) market. We won't be able to buy or sell them. I assume once that has happened to a company they can get reinstated in the pink market if they get current.
The last filing was in 2016. Each quarter and annual must be provided, as the SEC requires none to be missing, and they are sequential. 5 years X 4 per year = about 20 separate filings.
I'm not bashing anything. Simply pointing out the timeline. It is up to everyone to decide what to do until the company is brought current. I currently have 7 million shares, not buying more, not selling yet.
It isn't just TDA - I got my notice from etrade at least a month ago. This isn't anything to do with brokers - it is a new SEC law that all the brokers must abide by.
Essentially, the law says that the stock of delinquent companies cannot be purchased until the company is current. And, if it can't be purchased, exactly how do you think you can sell it? You can't, because no one can buy it. It won't even be on the pink market any more.
Here is everything you need to know about the new rule changes:
SEC Rule Changes
As can be seen, these are the key dates:
June 30, 2021 – Deadline for issuers to provide required disclosures. HPIL met that deadline.
September 28, 2021 – Rules compliance date. Disclosure failure will result in removal from Pink Market. (And that means you can't trade it.)
No. Q's are due within 45 days, A's within 90.
You don't have any idea what you're talking about. No one is shorting this stock except MM's, which is the normal method of trading. Nothing special here...
Normally, it is 45 days after end of Q, 90 days after end of year. So, if there is a change because of Covid, it could be different. Standard rules are 45 and 90 for q's and A's.
If they were, there would have been much trumpeting by JT...so, no.
Fins are due by July 15, but probably won't be on time. I'd estimate July 22.
Last fall, the share price was quad zero - my entire NSAV holding was worth $3k. The absolute bottom. I paid more than that, of course, but that is what the portfolio dropped to.
I had close to 200M shares worth a total of $3K late in 2020. Now down to almost 150M worth about $1.8M.
Selling on the rise, paid my credit cards and loans off, got my shares free riding, Bought new appliances and a new 2021 car. Bought monthly dividend stocks bringing in about $5K/month. ($10K if you count my partner - it is her car.)
The rest of my NSAV shares will sit for a while to see what happens. If it goes to zero, my mission is still complete. Hopefully, it will do better than that, but I've been here since 2017, and seen a lot of promising things never materialize. Like, uh, MJCOIN, JT's first foray into crypto that only took our money and then it vanished. Some of us have been burned good by JT (like the free dividends that are not free), but at this point, it is moot because the share price allowed me/us to take profit to meet our needs.
As they say, I will believe it when I see it. NSAV has STILL never made a penny of profit. it remains to be seen if it ever will.
Ever hear of the internet? They have this really cool thing called Google. You can learn all kinds of things that way. (Instead of asking a bunch of people that don't know, themselves and getting half or wrong answers.)
No, CNN is not forecasting that - a rogue computer program is.
Just writing that crap here is dumb. The share price will probably never be anywhere near $20, and certainly not within one year.
"I saw it on the internet, it must be true". It's called gullible.
Contact the TA, not the company. The TA is obligated to tell you the OS if you ask for it, unless the company has gagged the TA. And the TA is the entity that actually gives the shares out, if there are any going out.
What would be dangerous about it? The SEC requires a filing any time a significant event occurs, and selling shares out of the AS is a significant evvent.
Yes, that is exactly what I'm saying. Go ahead and call your broker and tell them that you want to short some shares of any penny stock. See what they tell you. They will first say that they don't permit shorting of penny stocks in the first place, then they will point out that you have to have a margin account (an account with piles of cash in it) and that you have to put up $2.50 for each shorted stare of a non-penny stock. Penny stocks are considered to be any that are below $5...
Yes, of course I know what the AS is for. But there won't be any shares coming out of it without filing with the SEC. so no, there is no dilution happening.
If it was possible for traders to short penny stocks, why would anyone short a stock that is increasing in value? No, you can't short it, and neither can anyone else. Try it. Your broker won't let you.
You can't SEE dilution, unless you contact the TA and verify that the OS is increasing. It is impossible to know where the remaining 12 Billion shares are coming from. It is simple trading, unless the OS is growing, and that is the ONLY way you can see if it is happening. G'head...call the TA and ask them. Then quit making such stupid comments as if you have X-ray eyes and can suddenly 'see' dilution...SMH
No, you are completely mistaken. MM's CAN'T DILUTE ANYTHING. They buy and sell, but they can't issue shares that are not already sold to someone. And, if they are sold already, the dilution has already happened. From that point on, it is simple trading.
Dilution only happens when the company issues new shares. It has nothing to do with MM's. It happens when there is a placement or a conversion. Or shares can be offered to acquire ownership of another business.
Also, MM's have a spread. If you buy shares within their offer price, you are guaranteed to get them. If you sell shares within their bid, you are guaranteed to sell them. MM's MUST buy your shares if you are within their spread. They are obligated to SELL your shares if you are within their bid.
MM's don't give a rats ass what the share price is doing - they make their money on the spread, regardless of price action. They get money at both ends - the sale and purchase of the same shares.
However, if you sell at MARKET, you are within their bid because you are saying you will take whatever you can get for them. And, if you buy at market, you are saying you will pay anything for them. THAT is the biggest mistake traders make - the only way to work this market is with limits, both on buying and selling.
Any time you see the share price tanking is when people are selling at market. It is stupid traders that drop the price, not MM's or some other boogeyman.
No, a board is a group of people. One person is a director. I used to have that title myself. You would NEVER call one person a 'BOARD of anything.
JT might as well call himself the BOARD of CEO.
There he goes again...he calls a PERSON a BOARD OF DIRECTOR. That tells me that he doesn't even understand the term. The person is a director, not a BOARD of DIRECTOR. The board of directorS is the whole group.
About the EV...
I've been thinking about this, and have come up with one idea that might work. I was in the US navy for 8 years, and rode diesel electric submarines. In those, there were two rooms made up of batteries under the deck, the the diesel engines were used solely to charge those batteries. The batteries provided the propulsion to move the sub.
So, how could a car charge while it is in motion?
One way would be to make it a battery powered car, but have a small gas engine that simply charged the batteries as needed. No big engine to drive the car, but it would require fuel to run the generator. In addition, some battery recharging could be done as it is in my partner's RAV4 hybrid. It does use kinetic energy to help recharge the battery, but it is not an electric car, per se.
From toyota:
Overview of the Toyota Hybrid System
The components and layout of the Toyota Hybrid System vary for each Toyota Hybrid model, but they all include an electric motor, a gasoline engine, a power control unit, a power split device, a generator, and a battery pack, as well as a special type of transmission for channeling the power to the wheels. The Toyota Hybrid System maximizes efficiency by seamlessly transitioning between gasoline and electric power according to the driving situation.
The balance of power output for the Toyota Hybrid System shifts more heavily towards the gasoline engine if a Toyota hybrid vehicle is driving at highway speeds. When the gasoline engine is operating, it charges the battery. When driving in city traffic or low-speed driving situations, the Toyota Hybrid System can operate on electric-only power for short distances for zero-emissions driving. Toyota hybrid vehicles also come equipped with brake regeneration technology, which utilizes the energy that’s emitted when the brakes are applied.
Mind you, this may be far from what the technology actually is, but this would work - it would charge while in motion, and the entire drive system would be electric. A prototype of this type is certainly plausible.
There are no shares to 'retire'. HPIL doesn't 'own' any shares until and unless there is a buyback, which cannot be done without a filing.
No, that isn't the bottom line.
The real bottom line is that last November, there were 8 BILLION shares out and the price was $.0001. Total value: $800K.
Now, there are 12 BILLION shares, and the price is $.0061. Total value $73M.
Anyone who had shares in November is likely to be taking profit right now, and can continue to take profit regardless of what share price does. And the more it drops, the more likely they are to sell to get what they can.
Youi don't need a boogeyman to explain the price action.
Note holders generally immediately liquidate shares when they get a conversion. They aren't traders, waiting for a better share price, they are money lenders, and want money to do their business.
With 12 BILLION shares out, the bloodletting may continue for months.
No, it is not dilution. There are no new shares hitting the market. The OS is not changing. The notes are gone. There are just sellers and buyers.
No, the conference call cannot address revenue. That is required to be filed with the SEC, by law.
There are no people making trades in this market. Thus, there are no 'messages' between them. The market is automated, which means, of course, that computers do ALL of the trading. I can't find any evidence that there ever was such a message system. It seems to be a made up thing with inexperienced traders that want to come off as more experienced.
If you see trades of 100 shares, or even 1 share, it is because you only see the bits and pieces that make up a whole buy/sell. I once bought 1,000,000 shares of another company and got it as 999,999 and 1 share.
Someone would look at L2 and say 'who would buy one share? Well, no one would. You are seeing only partial trades, unless the buyer/seller is AON (all or none), which I never do.