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Recently saw this chart showing the increase of US e-commerce as a percentage of total retail sales: https://twitter.com/CBinsights/status/1262830314298146822/photo/1
27% increase in just 8 weeks when the highest annual increase up to this point was 16% between 2018 and 2019. Our shopping habits have changed drastically in such a short time, and TLSS is well positioned for a pandemic economy. We still have the peak shipping months ahead of us for the year too. It will be interesting to compare the 2020 holiday season to 2019 from an e-commerce/retail perspective.
Hold strong, folks. This is meant to scare you into selling.
I believe it has been extended into June. We can expect an 8-K and 2019 10-K before the end of May though.
No such thing as a Q1 10-K. Do you mean the 2019 10-K or the Q1 2020 10-Q?
I'm up nearly 150%. I'm sure it'll level out a bit before close today but still very happy with the trading pattern. Really couldn't ask for much better.
Without a doubt. Anyone who bought at yesterday afternoon's dip should consider themselves very lucky because I did not expect to see below 0.035 ever again.
It's increased 47% on Monday then 31% on Tuesday with no news. I think that trend is more likely to continue in the absence of news than it is to suddenly crash.
Yea I knew some people who thought the lunchtime lull was a good time to buy, but then it dipped in the afternoon. No worries though because it more or less recovered by close anyway. .04 is still fantastic.
What even is there to panic about? We’re up around 30% today. Any sharp decrease in PPS is just volume moving.
It's like TLSS is taunting me into buying more.
Apparently 27% gains in a day aren't enough for some people.
Yep, the lunchtime lull is the best you will get.
Exactly. We’re surging and trading beautifully, and there’s still good news coming.
Level 2 data.
Also, no one is getting their quarterly financials audited.
Of course!
I just picked up more as well at this lull. These prices will look incredibly cheap after the 8-K.
I increased my position by about 33% once it dropped after the gap up at open.
Ha, appreciate the heads up.
I’m confused about how this relates to registering their website with Amazon. Of course it’s great that Amazon is their largest customer, but registering their website with Amazon is practically meaningless since a sizable portion of the Internet is registered or hosted with AWS.
Thank you! I introduced myself in an earlier post this morning. Finally made an account after watching this board for several weeks.
Re: Amazon, it is very promising that Amazon is their largest customer, but I don’t read anything into registering their website with Amazon.
FYI, like 1/3 of the websites online are hosted with AWS. That’s not really indicative of anything.
OC, do you know why this stock plummeted so dramatically from its $16 high last year to penny status? From what I've gathered, it was a combo of extremely toxic/burdensome debt and mismanagement, but is there more to the story?
I've been spectating this board for a few weeks now after finding TLSS in my ThinkorSwim scans then happening upon iHub by searching TLSS posts on Google from the last hour and 24 hours. All these lovely people were already here researching, discussing, and getting excited about the company! I eventually bought in around .025 then averaged down to .0225 during last week's dips. Thank you to everyone who has shared information here that sent me down the path of learning about TLSS. I feel confident in the short-term prospects and expect to break through .03 this week, but I'll be going long with TLSS after selling a portion of my shares to cover cost + a profit margin.
Good luck, everyone. I've never looked forward to a Monday as much as I have this one.