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Sure, what is the new info?
Good deal and thanks for the update.
I live near I95 in Virginia so I've been keeping my eye out. Once I see a Pro Star truck I'll let everyone know.
Agreed I think we are going to have a pretty good September. Especially sense there are no signs of dilution from the note became due the 1st of September.
I'm pretty sure that goes by the same rule. They have to be either an officers/director or own more than 5% to make it reportable.
Actually, now that they are no longer officers/directors I think they only have to file a Form 4 if they own more then 5% of the company.
As of 10:30 today no SS change:
Authorized shares: 600,000,000 (common)
Shares outstanding: 404,794,416
DTC/float: 341,534,530
I don't mind throwing around a few weights every so often, but can't say I'm much for yoga.
Where does it say that the HyperSolar lab is located at those addresses, and why would they even have their own lab when they have partnerships with two universities with multiple labs?
A look at what is going on at UI straight from the UI site:
https://now.uiowa.edu/2016/06/ui-scientists-using-sunlight-water-make-clean-energy
Actually you would be surprised what can come from a few beakers and a desk. I studied Mechanical Engineering at UDel in the early 2000's. Over in the corner was a lab table, a few beakers and grumpy grad student. From that a composite resin application method was produced which fetched a few $100 mil from the US Army.
Well that depends... Are they able to produce hydrogen from any water source, or do they require distilled water?
2's? I think you're looking at the wrong L2. It's 38/39 here.
Looking at it, I think Hypersolar has hit its max employment. With its current business plan there is no need to hier anyone else.
If you look back at the company's 10k/q I'm pretty sure that they state the intended goal is to license out the tech.
Now what I would like to see is an early access licensing agreement with a major company like DuPont, to pay for the last year or two of development.
That's what I'm getting out of it. Once we become current, shares are going to get scarce in a hurry.
Thanks for that. It definitely explains the low volume considering of the 20% of the float remaining I'm pretty sure ones here own almost half of it.
In my opinion yes... Though considering no notes have been converted since February, I think Zaric has been busy renegotiating the debt.
I think it's going to be price and flexibility. Once we get price down I can see hydrogen replacing all powerlines, natural gas lines, gas stations and possibly even water lines. Especially with the price of fuel cells falling dramatically, it'll soon be possible to install a fuel cell in every home. Then just produce some hydrogen at the house and pump some in to make up the difference. Hydrogen can then be used for cooking, heating water, powering the home and having your own home car refilling station. Now of course the numbers still need to be crunched on how much hydrogen would have to be produced. But I think if there was a major short fall in solar hydrogen production, we could make it up using nuclear power plants.
Also, you can create all the oils, lubercants and waxes that we need through a Fischer-Tropsch process, so there will be no need for any fossle fuels. See http://www.velocys.com/ . Even though Velocys is currently using biogas and natural gas to create petroleum products all that is really needed is carbon and hydrogen.
There was a set of shares that were issued towards the end of Feb. I'm pretty sure it was to mag. I'm pretty sure it was in the 10kt, just check there.
I have 1% so make that 14% out there.
SS update, No change!
Authorized shares: 600,000,000 (Common)
Shares outstanding: 404,794,416
DTC/float: 341,534,530
For a 25% difference, if I wanted out that badly I would give it a shot.
Well you've been here long enough, why not just put it up on the bid at 0036? What's a day or so more to reduce some of your loss. Besides, NITE seems to take out anything under their .0037 ask pretty quickly.
Could be, just need fins to hit.
Well as far as the longs go, a lot of us averaged down late last year and even at this price are still in the green.
Why is this ask at 25 cent?
I agree. With the 10KT out, that opens the door for the 1st QTR finances to be released by the end of next week and the 2nd QTR to be released on time by the 15th. These next two filings should clear up out remaining questions like what's the disposition of HTE, debt reduction/ restructuring and what's going on in Orlando.
Oh yes, do you know if this will lift the yield sign or do we need the first quarter financials also?
Looks like Lightbridge will continue on NASDAQ and has secured significant financing:
http://www.streetinsider.com/dr/news.php?id=11895497
Lightbridge (LTBR) Approved to Continue Trading on Nasdaq; Provides Business Update
August 3, 2016 7:47 AM
Lightbridge Corporation (Nasdaq: LTBR) provided a general business update and announced that it has received formal notification from the Listing Qualifications Department of The NASDAQ Stock Market ("NASDAQ") notifying Lightbridge that it has approved the Company’s continued listing on the NASDAQ following the one-for-five reverse stock split of the Company’s common stock completed on July 20, 2016, and closing of the previously announced $2.8 million convertible preferred financing with General International Holdings Inc. (GIH), an entity controlled by Mr. Xingping Hou. In connection with the $2.8 million financing, the Company has appointed Mr. Hou as co-Chairman of the Company’s Board of Directors. Ambassador Thomas Graham, Jr. will remain Executive Chairman of the Board.
Seth Grae, President & Chief Executive Officer of Lightbridge Corporation, commented, “We are pleased that Lightbridge stock will continue to trade on the NASDAQ. We are also happy to have closed the previously announced $2.8 million financing with GIH at a significant premium to the market price at the time of the agreement. This investment, combined with a $1 million investment and additional funding commitment of $4 million from Aspire Capital announced in June, strengthens our balance sheet while allowing us to continue executing on our business plan. We believe the terms of the $2.8 million financing were favorable for shareholders and we appreciate the support Mr. Hou has shown following his due diligence. We are pleased to welcome him to Lightbridge’s board of directors and look forward to leveraging his relationships throughout Asia.”
“On July 12, 2016, Lightbridge, along with representatives from AREVA and nuclear utilities, met with officials from the U. S. Department of Energy (DOE). The meeting focused on the status of the Lightbridge all-metal nuclear fuel development program and potential opportunities associated with the DOE loan guarantee program that may be helpful to the project. The parties also discussed the potential value of certain DOE assets, such as the Transient Reactor Test Facility and other test facilities, as well as analytical support that can be provided by U.S. national laboratories. Specifically, the national laboratories could analyze changes in the nuclear industry infrastructure in support of obtaining the requisite U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission approval for deploying the all-metal fuel. Additional follow-up meetings are expected to discuss specific steps for collaboration with the DOE and its national laboratories in areas of mutual interest.”
“We are also pleased to announce that Lightbridge Vice President Jonathan Baggett has returned to our U.S. corporate offices after two years based in Seoul, South Korea advising the company’s customers and partners. Given his exemplary performance and valuable skill set, Jonathan has been awarded the additional role of Deputy Quality Assurance Manager. In that capacity, he will work closely with Rene’ Delaney, Quality Assurance Manager of Lightbridge, overseeing quality assurance aspects of our nuclear fuel program to ensure compliance with NQA-1 and 10 CFR 50, Appendix B requirements. In preparation for irradiation testing of our nuclear fuel samples at the Halden research reactor, he will participate in a quality assurance visit by the Lightbridge team to Norway in the fall of 2016.”
I'm not sure, especially with the Brexit, I have a feeling they might be on hold a bit with another rising British green(ish) tech company Velocys (LON: VLS). Though Velocys at least has a major project finishing up in the US, https://www.enviaenergy.com
I think they had issues with financing.
Well the final big test for me
Is coming up with the next set of financial due in less than two weeks. Overall all of my remaining shares are free as long as we stay out of trips. But I'm still sitting with close to 4 mil.
There is a company in the UK that does that already. http://www.intelligent-energy.com/
He's not the CEO anymore.
Do it! You can have mine for $5 a share.
Also, the key is hydrogen from any water source. The main ways of producing hydrogen, electrolysis and PEM, require either distilled water or steam for effecency and durability. HyperSolar's tech is suppose to side step those energy sucking requirements.
Agreed... On a good note the SS still hasn't changed:
Shares authorized: 600,000,000 (common)
Shares outstanding: 404,794,416
DTC/float: 341,534,530
Thank you,
Bob Winterle
PHILADELPHIA STOCK TRANSFER, INC.
Looking good! With my pre-coffee thoughts I think they are trying to say in a semi-cryptic way, they have reached the required photocurrent, but don't want to outright say it just encase they can consistently produce a cell at that level.
I think we are still on track to have a working prototype by the end of the year. Any thoughts?
If you go to the Indiana public business search page, Nikola is listed as the Registered Agent, Ielena Dordevic is the president and Robert Hall is the Incorpator.
My guess, key word guess, taking a look at how even the years are, HyperSolar probably allocated a certain amount for materials and student projects per year. Now to account for the change in RD cost, around that time HyperSolar seemed to change process resulting in the higher voltages we started to see. Most likely this also started their turn away from more expensive platinum to cheaper materials. Also there is the possibility that one or both or the university received more grant money that they could apply to the research instead of HyperSolar.
I would have to argue that comparing this R&D is the equivalent of hiring an engineer. They are conducting this R&D through a university partnership, which if I remember right was only $45k a year. With that I'm sure HyperSolar has to throw in a little extra for facilities and supplies, but otherwise they get a scientist and a team of students on the cheap. On the flip side, I'm sure the university is rolling in government grants for conducting the research.