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We're holding...this better be good! How's the weather in Singapore?
SWEET!!!! Thanks for the laugh...hope for better days.
They'll figure it out...might take a while (maybe the rest of the year), but they'll get it. That's why they have been tapping the overseas market for a while now. With all the madness going on in the world, it'll happen.
Don't forget the "little people"
I see and understand what you're saying, but why or how could a co offer to give a dividend from a subsidiary they intend on or are in the process of selling? I will research rules to that, but doesn't sound like something possible to me.
I did see that in SEIL's PR, but PMEA's PR said specifically that they agreed to sell EVADA Aircraft to SEIL in response to the offer they (SEIL) made. Please see opening statement (below)from their PR. If SEIL wishes to purchase SUNCETIX, that will be a separate transaction. Hopefully SEIL's decision to use shares for the acquisition means that they decided to hang on to their cash to support getting EVADA planes to the production line and not for the other possible reason (I'd hate to say it). Instead of talking about other potential ventures, they should be telling shareholders what the plan is to get EVADA to revenue generating status.
CHEYENNE, WY--(Marketwired - Apr 26, 2017) - Aircraft manufacturer PM&E, Inc. (OTC: PMEA) announced today that it has agreed to the purchase of EVADA Aircraft by publicly traded, Seilon, Inc. (OTC: SEIL).
A R/S at this point would be fruitless. Something needs to come from all these PRs being put out about testing here and testing there before even thinking about that...or we'll be just another turd floating down the river (worse than we are now).
SUNCETIX has nothing to with SEIL. Not sure how we keep linking the two. It was never mentioned in the deal between PMEA and SEIL. Bourne (PMEA) through it out there in one of his recent PRs as a hail mary. That company hasn't been heard or talked about since '14.
Give it a rest! PMEA already tried their hand at this solar thing and failed miserably. Check 2014 PR. They announced a big distro deal with the Saudis and then...nothing! Then in '16, they resurface with the EVADA purchase. PPS fell like a brick in '14 and not so much as a PR in reference to what happened. One can only deduce that they FAILED! The solar market is cornered! Companies like First Solar have it locked. Photovoltaic (PV) technology is cornered...ask Ascent (A$T!). They were forced to play the overseas market and ended up selling their proprietary technology to the Chinese...then their PPS tanked on top of it already tanking. It is too late for PMEA in the PV game!!! SUNCETIX is worthless...sorry to say.
Landberry, I am not disgruntle and I wish us all the best, but like Now Invest keeps screaming to Bourne, give us something. Doesn't have to be everything, just something that restores faith that we aren't being taken to the cleaners here and that he actually knows that the hell he's doing (with full understanding that some things will be out of his control).
GLTUA!
Last I checked, Evada was an acquisition for shares by SIEL pending. That's the pending event surrounding all of these posts. The beef is between PMEA and DiNelly. Unless this sale is held up by pending legal action, Evada is sold to SIEL. What does PMEA have left to keep the PPS afloat? What attracts new investors? What keeps us around?
Well rewarded? How? With Evada gone, where will revenues come from? Solar? Please! I'm finding it really hard to see an upside here, regardless of whose FOS...PMEA or DiNelly. Show me the money...
Interesting how your alias was created 4 days after the PMEA board was...and you never used it before. Personally, and no offence intended, I'm not listening to anything you have to say.
Pany, you sound pretty confident in your 'assertions'. As much as I hope you're right, I would love to know what you are basing them on...hopefully not blind faith. I am a long here and see valid arguments for both sides.
***Cautiously optimistic...
Food-for-though...isn't it better for us to get in on SEIL at a lower PPG? Unlike PMEA, SEIL is gaining an asset (a potentially substantial revenue generator at that). The 52 WH is $.85, which means there is substantially more space to cover in the 'upward direction' once this deal is done. We keep screaming scam, but what about Evada. They're a legit co. I don't think they would just be sitting around watching helplessly as two (presumably) fraudulent companies played games with their reputation and ability to get their product out to their valued and loyal customers.
***I don't know...hopefully no one is offended. I'm a sensitive investor, so please don't yell at me.***
P.S. - Cautiously optimistic...
double_m Thursday, 04/27/17 09:27:06 PM
Re: now invest post# 15188
Post # of 15857
The only thing that will save SEIL from a substantial PPS dip is if they start disclosing to their S/Hs (soon to be including us) what the plan is for Evada and how they intend on turning it into a revenue generator. S/Hs will need to be reassured that THEIR investment is safe with this Co, or else...people will start bailing when the PPS starts to fall (which undoubtedly it will!) Shareholder reassurance is the biggest threat to the buyer (SEIL) in these types of transactions...using shares in an acquisition instead of cash; not fluff, but a solid plan which includes where operating cash will be coming from. Look at what happened to PMEA!
PMEA needs to find something tangible to keep us around once this deal is done!!! What else do they have besides Evada?! Truthfully, that's the only thing that's kept us around.
Hopefully both companies are working hard at this and will let us know in the next 30-45 days.
Fellow PMEA'ers, check out the below webpage at your leisure. It gives great insight into this type of transaction and what we all should and could expect during the pre-closure period. It should help with all the speculation being thrown around...
https://hbr.org/1999/11/stock-or-cash-the-trade-offs-for-buyers-and-sellers-in-mergers-and-acquisitions
The only thing that will save SEIL from a substantial PPS dip is if they start disclosing to their S/Hs (soon to be including us) what the plan is for Evada and how they intend on turning it into a revenue generator. The S/Hs will need to be reassured that THEIR investment is safe with this CO, or else...people will start bailing when the PPS starts to fall (which it will!) Shareholder reassurance is the biggest threat to the buyer in these transactions...using shares in an acquisition instead of cash; not fluff, but a solid plan which includes where operating cash will be coming from.
PMEA needs to find something tangible to keep us around once this deal is done!!! What else do they have besides Evada?! That's the only thing that's kept us around.
Hopefully both companies are working hard at this and will let us know in the next 60-90 days.
You're correct...it was actually a 270M dump @ 14:48
Not promoting or glorifying this guy, but you have to lock on to hints/cues he's (trying) send here...
"Creating a $25MM++ holding company with staffing, energy, MJ should be a walk in the park. $AFPW appears undervalued"
...why is he pumping 'DNRG'-Energy, 'IHSI'-Medical MJ (lighting systems), 'AFPW'-(now) staffing and MJ...
...Just saying...
GLTUA!!!
I believe the only acceptable gamble involved in this game we play is with the consumer's desire to buy our companies product or service, not whether the company's management is being truthful and above board. Concur that this is a great opportunity, not just based on what management is saying, but the shear optics and potential of this investment opportunity. I am holding a few millions in my position with PMEA and, having a strong desire to be an optimist, feel a bit hesitant in upping my position this coming week with such a great opportunity presenting itself at these PPS. You have to admit to yourself that, regardless of what personal dreams we may have for our futures as a result of this company's potential success, we are all investing here off speculation alone. What else do we have besides the management's stated intentions and goals for this company? And in light of things not panning out like losing a very needed revenue stream like DiNelly's 30%, for example, doesn't do much for some of our skepticism. What's next to 'not pan out?'
Not really a poster, but save my onesie twosies for my perceived right time.
GLYUA!!!
Wouldn't it be safe to assume that if (you) as a company decided to (for whatever reason) part ways (regardless of who or what initiated the separation) with what was previously announced and caused a surge in your PPS, you might consider at least hinting to any further association with that which caused your previous and new shareholders to have some level of hope for the future? Why NOT disclose that info in order to prevent the skeptics from running for the hills? Something is wrong!!! I am not a pro, but my spidey (common) sense is tingling...