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The only thing I have to say about that is you don't understand the role of Hybrid at all. Like...zero understanding. They are a business development company. They don't do product R&D. That is the role of Polymate of Israel. Any R&D that Hybrid needs to be done is leveraged by the companies they are developing business with.
Hybrid has used the money to fund business development operation in the United States. Working with medium size to Fortune 500 companies is a time consuming and expensive operation. They have leveraged these companies to develop new products through licensing of the PU technology from Polymate / NTI.
It's only revolutionary when the product can reach millions of consumers. Until then it's all whiteboard theory. All truths go through 3 stages of development. Ridicule. Denial and finally Complete Acceptance.
HCTI has been developing these relationships ever since the company started. Early Feb was the first time they completed a deal with a Fortune 500 company. It's taken that long for the elephant to move on the technology. So no, this is not a repeat of history...not even close.
I'm willing to bet post R/S things are gonna look soo much better. The company needs to get the hell off the OTC. The 200:1 R/S puts us at the right share structure to do it. There's soo much interest in this company and their technology. Their partners and shareholders want them to do the right thing. A R/S was inevitable even at 70m o/s and 300m o/s. With at least 2 big products launched this year using their technology they have enough for a real shot at NYSE.
This is the best gamble on the OTC. I dare you to find anything better!!
Do you realize that even if they issue out all 1.6 billion shares that it doesn't matter long term as long as the market cap gets to where it should be??
Whats important is to bring value to the shareholders. They certainly aren't going to do that by sitting on their hands. They need to fund their operation to bring business in. That is exactly what they have been doing even though its taken a couple years longer and hundreds of millions of shares more than expected to get to where they are now.
1.6b shares in today's prices would bring a 1.8 million market cap. A reverse split and a $10 dollar price would mean nobody loses a dime. With the F500 details looming this is a very conservative view on the future of the stock.
When the F500 details are disclosed and the stock gets up where it should be will you be blaming HCTI management for not working on your schedule or is the real person to blame yourself when you sold for a loss? That's how the stock market works my friend. You put your capital at risk with your best judgement. If you really don't think Hybrid has F500 deals then you shouldn't be here.
Well maybe if you read the entire context of my statements you wouldn't make such assumptions.
I guess I have to do some spoon feeding today.
NTI is "DBA" HCT.
NTI is the same as HCT.
TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT STATEMENTS. Doing business as means business development! Jesus christ bro.
I think dholmes has posted some interesting patents that have been filed last year sometime after the PR regarding the F500 patent development.
Nobody knows which patent it actually is. It's all under NDA. The assumption is that the F500 product is ramping up and we may know after initial QA testing and product launch who the F500 is and what product was actually developed.
The deal with IF went exactly the same way. True green product line was launched and shortly after both IF and Hybrid PR'd the event.
HCT is licensing the tech from Polymate. HCT is going to co-own the patent through the licensing agreement. It's pretty simple.
No I did not say NTI and HCT are the same. NTI is doing their polyurethane business development as HCT. Which means they are one and the same in that regard. The same people and technology are used to develop the polyurethane business using public funds. This is why you see Hybrid on all the PR's with IF and F500's. This is exactly what investors put their bets on....the business development. NTI and Polymate owns all the initial research patents that protect the technology. Hybrid owns all business development. If Hybrid fails then all business development goes with it. Yes, i've seen the deals. I talked to IF and they deal with the Hybrid Coatings side of NTI. It's sad that some people don't understand this simple concept. It's in all the financial statements. I may have overstated the fact you're a terrible business person. Maybe what I mean is that you should do more fact checking before you post ridiculous statements about Hybrid. I've been up as much as over 100% and down as much as 60%. It's irrelevant to what the facts are. You obviously sold at a loss so it's only understandable that you're angry but your statements are more like accusations more than facts driven on emotions.
NTI is dba as HCTI. They are one the same.
Look at Industrial Finishes. They are partnered with Hybrid Coating. NOT NTI. Same story with the fortune 500 partners.
HCTI has full licensing for the polyurethane for another 4 years.
HCTI is the front for all business executed by NTI. They operate on public funds. They would not be where they are today if they setup shop to pull the carpet from under investors feet. That is not how they got their first rounds of investment. That is not how they will be getting their next rounds either.
These are facts. No fear mongering here.
I spoke to Chance Mills from industrial finishes (sales rep). He gave me some more info on the product. 1 gallon covers 80 sqft but that's with a relatively thick half millimeter coat. The huge advantage is that it's a one step process given the floor is all prepped. You lay down the polyurethane and that's it. He recommends laying down a really thin coat to highlight any imperfections that must be addressed before laying down a thicker coat. He also recommends grinding the concrete. He mentioned there were 3 huge installers he works with and they have seem some failures without grinding the concrete so they now grind all their concrete on installs. I will be buying 20 gallons of the stuff and I can return anything that is unopened (that's pretty nice of them). They have it all in stock and can ship immediately.
I did ask how the product is selling and he did mention he's sold it to alot of schools and businesses. There's also 3 big installers that Industrial Finishes works with to get the product installed. It's definitely an in demand product.
The stuff is expensive to traditional epoxy paint but it's comparable to all other polyurethanes. This stuff will last forever when applied correctly. I'm probably gonna be spending $2500+ for my 20 gallons but it could be less. I will be getting the full quote today.
I will be doing a full review after I apply the product.
LMAO. Have fun with the beer money. I'll be holding this through R/S and post a screen of my account when we get to 100m market cap. I should be able to buy 13,000 24 packs. That's real beer money.
When a Fortune 500 company releases it's business strategy with HCTI there will be 1,000 millionaires lined up with a blank check. It's gonna be super easy to get big investors to buy preferreds at that point. It's been a long hard road to get to this point. Management will have to intentionally pour petrol and light the match to screw it up post R/S given they have the business lined up for explosive growth. They don't need to do this CD garbage anymore.
LOL you're gonna shat your drawers when you see a 21,428% increase in Q1 alone.
23 Industrial Finishes locations have the product stocked. How much $$ you figure that is? Not to mention their CA locations have already churned through a ton of the product from CA low voc projects. I figure they already went through a million dollars worth of product already.
Im willing to bet the fortune 500 company has ramped up on the product by now. We're gonna see some insane rev's coming in from just the 2 initial contracts. HCTI hasn't even touched 1/10th of percent of the entire PU industry yet.
If HCTI starts penetrating just 1% of the PU industry it's a 1+ billion dollar company. JUST 1%. Given they are the first NIPU on the market...should be EASY in the next 2-5 years. 1 freaking percent market penetration is gonna make tons of millionaires here. TONS.
1b market cap in 5 years is gonna net me over 20 million dollars. This has 5 to 10 billion market cap written all over it long term. LOL.
You are right about one thing. There is no long haul on the otc. Precisely why the company needs to get off it.
Theres plenty of legit otc companies that took off post rs. To plop this in the garbage bin with the rest is a mistake. 8m os will get locked up soo fast. It's really up to the company to let this ride to where it needs to get.
I agree this silence is deafening. I expect huge prs coming out in April though especially around the American Coatings show. I don't think the 8k with preferred structure changes and rs event right before their financials and big show in April are all just a coincidence. Well be hearing some great stuff shortly.
I can express my opinion just like you can. I'm still super excited about this company even if you're not.
Short term investors are of no concern. If you're not in the for the long haul you're never gonna make any real money here.
Why now? Because they have business coming in after 4+ years of development. Simple as that. It their year to shine.
Where did the money go? Attorneys, accountants, travel and hosting shows is expensive. They've been making a big push to the finish line the last 6 months. To get this company in a respectable state. It's pretty simple.
All this dilution isn't a problem if the business is real and the market cap moves up post rs....nobody will lose a dime. From what I've seen its all real and game changing.
I really don't agree with your assessment. If hcti wants to do real business with other companies on nyse they need to bring their stock to the their level. It's not going to work out long term unless they give shareholders a voice. Taking the money and going silent isn't going to work well when their partners are on NYSE and hybrid management is off in never land trying to run from shareholders when they don't have to. They key is they don't have to. They can make this go beyond any expectation but they need to give us a voice to do it.
They have this one chance to make things right with shareholders. I think they will take it.
To any doubters...the product is in most industrial finish locations. They are gonna be going live with an aggressive sales force early april starting with the American Coatings show. Right now its being targeted in CA because of it's near zero VOC and NIPU formulation. Industrial Finishes is standing behind Hybrid Coating's claims. The man I spoke to verified he saw it demonstrated IN A HOTEL conference and he thought it was an "amazing product". Industrial Finishes combined with a Fortune 500 company confirmation is gonna make this market cap hit 100's of millions with small revs. I imagine they have one real chance after the RS to bring some big investors in on an optimal share structure for an uplisting. This company does not belong on the OTC! PERIOD!!
The RS means nothing if post RS share price is above $10. I personally will have stock worth nearly $2m at $10. It's all about getting the market cap up to where it should be. $80m market cap at $10 dollars is going to be a good start but it has $50-100 per share written all over it in the long term with 8 to 10m shares outstanding. It's totally possible given Hybrid has tons of big pocket investors lined up for this. We all knew an RS was gonna happen but maybe not this soon. The timing is going to be really good for everything with the 1st quarter report coming out. I imagine they may have had to hire consultants to audit the company to get everything inline with an uplisting. This is probably why the dilution is hitting us really hard at the moment. I personally am not really worried. The long view here is going to be a success.
Spoke to industrial finishes and they just got their shipment of the product in their Nevada location. The gentleman I spoke to said he saw it demonstrated at a conference located in a hotel and he was blown away by it. He couldn't smell anything. They are gonna get back to me with details for the 1600sqft I need covered.
I'll be buying 6 gallons of white pu from industrial finishes for my concrete floor monday. I'll let u guys know first hand how the product is. If it's as good as I think it is I'm gonna put another 20k or 30k into this stock. I can't see how they could fail with soo much business coming in.
If anyone thinks the f500 name is gonna be impressive then they're gonna shat the mattress when hybrid files a special 8k.
The price took back most if its losses in the middle of the day. This thing is a freight train.
SS Hasn't changed for at least 3 days trading days. Yes, they have $300k in accounts payable so dilution is inevitable but look at the price action. 20+ million shares added to the float between March 1st and last week and yet the price is up 500%+. The volume is a result in a huge fundamental shift in the company that the general public does not know about.
March 31st.
Maybe you should post the REST of the conversion note agreement??
That being said New Western has at least $300k in account payable they gotta pay off. It's a company that cannot avoid dilution in the near term but from what i'm seeing so far is that management knows they need to bring the price of their stock up to survive in the long term. The fact we're seeing a lot of recent big time analyst coverage should tell us management has some major connections and their shareholders in mind.
The analysts valued NWTR at over 400 million based on the number of producing wells in comparison to the average market capitalization of other energy companies. It's considered the cheapest energy company out of anything else out there.
Considering NWTR has reserves valued at about $1 billion (could be higher now), having least amount of debt in comparison of almost ALL oil and gas companies AND is setup to make additional acquisitions...it's valuation is probably not far off. I'd say it's an easy $1 dollar stock short term. As crude prices recover there's reason to believe NWTR could be setup to reap massive profits from their reserves.
Just take a look at SDOC. They were delisted from NYSE, have debt of over 5 billion and they are diluting the hell out of their commons yet their valuation is 50x that of NWTR which could rival Sandy Ridge within a year or two. The valuation comes in the potential future of NWTR. Controlling debt is the key with these small oil and gas companies at this stage in the game. NWTR is setup to profit from rising oil and gas prices.
The most important thing im seeing on the chart is the nice solid engulfing candle. Show that price has infact stabilized at this level and bulls are in full control.
Discretely is a good word. Hard to say where the price is going to go. IMO it's probably not going to happen this week. I've been seeing tons of several 100k orders go through today which indicates a lot of flippers taking profits still. I think as soon as that stops the price movement of several cents per day could happen.
See I think most of the profit taking was done on March 4th in line with 12m additional shares that were issued which explains the huge fluctuation in price that day. Yet the stock held it's ground and it's continuing a massive uptrend. Most of the remaining flippers were taken out today IMO. There's been a lot of buy in above .01.
The volume prior to March 1st does not suggest any significant shorts. If there was any covering then it already happened. When a note holder shorts the stock they then receive shares upon conversion which are used to cover without any involvement of the open market.
From the volume i've gathered there were roughly about 8 million shares shorted or sold before march 1st that plunged the price below .0020 as there was limited liquidity at the time prior to March 1st. This falls inline with the share structure of 88 million that was quoted on March 1st which indicates 8 to 9 million shares issued since last quarterly report. Since March 1st the volume has taken off for no real apparent reason.
Which leads one to think after what we've seen today...
Most oil stocks have pulled back today after their massive runs while NWTR continues to climb.
Most of the market is negative today while NWTR is up a strong 30%.
I don't believe in coincidences or luck. There's definitely a group or individual that want's this stock and it isn't a flipper looking at charts. If flippers were in control we'd see a significant pull back by now just like all the other oil stocks today.
dunno but if this were to pull back it would have already. 6 green days in a row. Intraday trading has been really odd. I've been seeing a lot of teasing followed by bids retracting to induce flippers into letting their shares go. Flippers getting taken out one tick at a time. Someone could be building a huge position.
This is why I'm continuing to hold. Strong bid support, vertical A/D line and BMAK letting the price ride tells me dilution has little to no impact on this ticker.
Latest SS as of 15 minutes ago...
A/S: 250m
O/S: 109m
Restricted: 54m
Float: 55m
So 22m Shares were added to the float since March 1st. A total of 30m shares added since last quarterly report. The company had $361,000 in accounts payable. Using the worse case scenario of .0035 25dma they should have paid off $63,000 of that debt which leaves $298,000.
Looks like they are paying bills at this time but the last few days very few shares were issued. It's not really affecting the price much. BMAK is the only thing holding this stock down right now but he's being really easy and letting the price move up. If the buying pressure continues the 25dma will keep moving which means much less shares needed to convert. If we use a .009 25dma over the next month or so then worst case scenario is only 53m additional shares will need to be issued to to pay the debt (including the 60% CD discount used in the quarterly report). The O/S could very well get to 162m with a float of 108m but that is assuming the price stays at these levels.
If the buying pressure gets this stock to .05+ then we may only see 10m shares added to the float which may not be noticeable at all. Buying pressure needs to continue. This stock needs to move into multi pennies where it belongs to keep dilution to a minimum.
Yeah the only reason the stock isn't at .10+ is because of BMAK
Yeah NWTR's debt is minimal in comparison. SandyRidge has debt of $5,169,800,000 with an accumulated deficit of 6,328,120,000 (yes, 6 billion). SandyRidge has issued out nearly 100 million shares this past year alone to stay afloat. With such a grim outlook the stock still ran like crazy and the stock is sitting on an 80 million market cap while NWTR has a market cap of just over 1 million, lol.
O/S of NWTR is 108 million right now. The company has been issuing new shares out to pay debts it looks like but the float seems to be unaffected for the most part.
The O/S is tiny at this price point with a market cap of just over 1 million.
NWTR has it's debts under control unlike most other small oil stocks that generate tons of revenue but are bleeding money. It's not profitable to drill when crude prices are cheap but with crude recovering the sentiment is changing and now these are the hottest stocks to own.
Take a look at SandyRidge Energy. They have over 1.5 billion annual revenue but they lost almost 3 billion the past 3 quarters yet their share price jumped from 3 cents to 14 in the last month. Revenue and losses mean nothing when it comes to oil stocks. You're buying into the potential and right now the sentiment is that oil stocks are the hottest thing right now.
There are no resistance levels. This stock has never seen this much volume at these prices...ever.
Any lines drawn on the chart are simply imaginary a this point. Nobody has ever purchased significant stock at these levels before so there really isn't anyone to fight against except flippers, manipulators or dilutive MM's.
To me it's pretty obvious a large portion was front loaded by flippers but there is a large amount of buy in at these higher prices so I do expect longs to take over shortly here.