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GV:
Seeking Alpha article?
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2552245-goldfield-strong-backlog-and-low-ev-ebitda?ifp=0
KINS:
Maybe I am reading it wrong, but is this a 1,000 share purchase by someone who already owns over 800,000 shares?
USNU:
Bought a starter position at the open yesterday. Up about 30% already. Thanks for mentioning it.
KINS:
And I see that it just printed $8.20. Anyone have opinion about when to start thinking about selling? $10 per share? I have what for me is a good sized position in this one.
Thanks.
AMMX:
Perhaps you are right.
But the company put out a "Niger Update" on July 30th, which addressed the delays. Nothing sounded imminent in that PR. and the stock moved sideways. I think that most shareholders were expecting to see revenue figures by August 15th, and the failure of the company to report timely confirmed the obvious -- that the numbers would be bad. Does anyone really believe at this point that the Company has reliable knowledge about the likelihood and/or timing of this Niger deal? And by now, what difference does a 6-8 week delay make?
In any event, for those skeptical of the Niger deal, the "core business" of the company provided comfort -- a kind of hedge against the inherent uncertainty of a Niger/China truck deal. The core business (i.e., actual contracts) seemed to be growing at a brisk pace during the second half of 2013 and the first quarter of 2014, and could probably support a $.04 - $.05 share price without reference to the Niger deal. I just think that year over year revenue comparisons with this company are somewhat misleading, and that it is helpful to look at sequential numbers.
I used to own over 1 million shares, but I got out when the steady flow of PRs announcing new contracts began to peter out. As I no longer have skin in this game, maybe I should not post about it. But I continue to watch, and thought posters on this board should have the full story.
AMMX
But revenues are down 63% quarter over quarter from $2.8 million in Q1 to just over $1 million. The stock has been hit hard accordingly since Q2 was announced.
My guess is that Q3 will be much closer to Q2 than Q1, and perhaps worse, and that absent positive news soon on a long-negotiated deal involving trucks, China and Niger, the stock may be headed below $.02.
hweb2 re NHTC:
And glad that I did. Down 10% today!
hweb2 re NHTC:
As always, thanks much for your thoughts. I went ahead and sold yesterday.
hweb2 re NHTC:
As always, thanks much for your thoughts. I went ahead and sold yesterday.
NHTC:
After a sharp wave of selling down to the mid $9s a couple of weeks ago, NHTC is back over $12. The stock has more than tripled in the past 6 months, and I note considerable skepticism expressed about the stock by some posters on this board. Maybe it is time for me to get out.
r59 re PERI:
Are you still holding this one? If so, you might want to hold a little longer. I am getting ready to throw in the towel, and when I do that should mark the bottom. LOL
Nice announcement today of a share buy back program. Isn't $4/share or more a lock at this point?
KIK re WIZD:
WIZD ($.75) getting some love the past couple of days. Thanks for posting about this one.
KIK re WIZD:
Up $.05 yesterday with over 100,000 shares traded. Off to a good start today, on decent volume for the first hour. I note company reported Q1 earnings on May 7th. Feels like earnings for Q2 are imminent.
NHTC:
I obviously have no clue about this stock. Most of what I own is down today, but not like this!
hweb2 re NHTC:
Unfortunately, I bought more at the open yesterday. Not sure what to do today. Gave back much of what I made in the stock since revenues were announced a couple of weeks ago.
Overall, NHTC has treated me well. I may just hold on. If you annualize the last 2 quarters combined (i.e., $.75/share), seems to me that the stock should be able to hold above $10, and still has upside from here. So far, it has been a great growth story. Frankly, I don't understand the appeal of the products they sell, but then I hate cell phones and Facebook, so what the hell do I know?
I note the Company's commitment to grow the business in Mainland China:
"Up to $10.0 million of our available cash may be invested in our Mainland China entity within the next 18 months for such purposes as establishing China-based manufacturing capabilities, opening additional Healthy Lifestyle Centers or branch offices, and ultimately, funding the required deposit for a China direct selling license application. We also may evaluate product or distribution opportunities to diversify from our current Greater China concentration."
Right now 93% of net sales come from Hong Kong, and if there is a similar demand for this stuff in Mainland China, the stock could be a huge winner.
Unfortunately, “Genius is never understood in its own time.” Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes
ALJJ:
It turns out there was a Seeking Alpha article:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2319285-despite-run-alj-regional-holdings-deal-making-offers-continued-upside?uprof=46
ALJJ:
Also,favorable piece from Seeking Alpha:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2319285-despite-run-alj-regional-holdings-deal-making-offers-continued-upside?uprof=46
ALJJ:
From another Board:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=104391867
That would explain it. ALJJ has been sitting at $2.50 since forever. It's about time it started the next leg up, IMO.
ALJJ:
Off to a great start this morning. It's about time.
Looks to me like someone knows something.
NHTC:
Positive Seeking Alpha article:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2319715-natural-health-trends-could-have-55-percent-upside?uprof=46
NHTC:
After the close, NHTC announces revenue estimate for Q2 of $34.2 million, about a 50% increase over last quarter.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=62914296
I agree completely that the share price is drifting lower because no deals have been announced since April. There were something like 8 PRs between January 1 and April 23; none since.
AMTX:
Closed yesterday at 9.38. Up another 8%-10% today, and just printed $10.29. I had intended to sell at about this price, but I think I will hold a little longer in view of momentum.
Between January 14th and April 23rd AMMX issued something like 8 PRs announcing Orders received. There have been no PRs since. This may explain some of the selling. The impression I got from Marty in a phone call yesterday is that this part of the business has slowed a bit, although this may just be my gloss on what seemed to me to be a vague response to my question.
She was quick to say that, even though there were a lot of letters back and forth, things were still quite positive in relation to the Niger deal.
I assume that anyone who "speculates" that trading in a stock has been suspended without any facts to support such a contention has an agenda. It is irresponsible in the extreme.
I do not need this kind of "conjecture." You can go on ignore with jeffdecker.
AMTX:
Currently at $8.60 per share, off its day's high of $8.94. Up about 70%-75% since reverse split, and about 25% in 12 days since uplisting to NASDAQ was announced.
PERI:
Partners with Lenovo:
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=62612205&symbol=PERI
AMTX:
Seeking Alpha article identifies AMTX as "potential 4 or 5 bagger":
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2269273-aemetis-is-a-potential-four-or-five-bagger
Closed Friday at $7.75 per share.
Anyone who would purchase a share of stock, or decide not to purchase a share of stock, on the basis of the drivel that jeffdecker puts out is beyond helping.
I say ignore him completely. He will go somewhere else.
I have had this jeffdecker poster on ignore for several weeks. But it is tedious wading through all the posts responding to jeffdecker's nonsense. I do not want to put quality posters here on ignore just so that I can ignore the jeffdecker debate, but can we all please agree to put the guy on ignore and freeze him out?
This board is quickly degenerating and that is the ultimate goal of the jeffdeckers of this world.
I also think:
1. No-one knows what AMMX is getting for its share of this deal.
2. A signed contract with Niger is just a piece of paper.
I do think that when AMMX can announce that actual revenues have been received, all skepticism disappears.
AMTXD (AMTX)
Ethanol stock. Up about 40% since reverse split. Announced approval today for uplisting to NASDAQ.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=62426304&symbol=AMTXD
Last trade was $7; $.50 in earnings during the past 6 months. Looks like a $10 stock IMO.
Mik, this is terrific stuff. Source?
There is nothing new in today's news, except the size of the deal has increased and is closer to the $270 million it was once supposed to be. Frankly, there is an air of unreality about a deal that bounces around from $270 million to $200 million to $300 million in the space of 60 days, and increases by $100 million after an MOA is signed. Those who are not convinced the deal will happen may see this as a good time to sell.