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I would love for there to be truth to your post but can we ask where you found this info?
I can promise you GMZP will not see dollars “in a couple days” without having definitive legal papers signed, legal issues worked out, etc.
If there’s any truth to this we should see it in the trading today with stock price and volume up. The true sign will be in the trading.
We know that there is a custodianship hearing today with SSM Monopoly and CAFS so I don't believe that any deal has fallen apart. The outstanding debt is an issue that needs to be resolved - I agree with you there.
However, SSM Monopoly has there choice of hundreds (if not thousands) of choices for possible "penny stock" custodial merger candidates and they chose CAFS for a reason. I do not think they haphazardly choose any of their potential custodial candidates. If CAFS does have this outstanding debt that adds 350 million shares to the total OS, I believe SSM would have passed on this play and just moved to another ticker.
Another observation is that the SSM website does not include any talk about CAFS. If the court hearing today results in custodianship granted, then I view this as a great thing for shareholders as not many traders/investors even know this is a SSM play and they soon will.
There is no mention of CAFS on the SSM Monopoly website and it looks like TNBI was also taken off of the SSM news page.
My question is why are they choosing not to include these and if/when they do add CAFS to the SSM updates and they mention the custodianship win on twitter, will we get a nice lift off of that since this is still an under the radar play?
According to your posted report, CAFS has total OS shares of 12,125,212. This also matches up with the OTC Markets.com website.
In comparison, TNBI has 13,324,083 total OS according to OTC Markets.
CAFS has the lowest OS of any of the SSM plays I have seen so far. When traders/investors look at IFAN and they claim that it's the lowest market cap and share structure of all the SSM plays, CAFS has everyone beat.
If the OTC markets site is correct and this has a market cap of just $2,603,889 - this is a very good opportunity!
I believe that CAFS can certainly make a TNBI type move with a market cap this low. TNBI market cap sits at $21,851,496.
Even at half the market cap of TNBI, we should see CAFS make a move upwards of $1.00. That's assuming the OTC Markets info is all correct.
Do you have any other info on this one that you can add?
Can anyone let me know where the otcmarkets.com number of 6.1 billion outstanding shares actually comes from? Are there any reports out there on GMZP that actually states a current OS of 6.1 billion?
One more observation with the OTC markets.com reported numbers for these SSM plays is when I look at the float on IFAN being just over 36 million I do the simple math and determine that the entire float at current prices can be locked up for right around $720,000 and I just don't see that as being anywhere close to accurate. Even a float of 360 million on these plays is still extremely low and could be locked up pretty easily.
My question is - How accurate is the OTCmarkets.com information on some of these tickers?
I looked into GMZP and found out the following:
The last filing I can find for GMZP is dated May 4, 2006.
As of this filing (December 31, 2005) GMZP had a total Outstanding share count of 901,624,694 common stock.
Yahoo finance also confirms this number.
This is vastly different than the # being reported by OTC markets.com which has the OS at 6.1 billion. I have went through all available GMZP reports and I can't find out where they are getting this number from.
Also, as of December 31, 2005 the company had a total deferred tax asset of approx. $5,667,917 and a net operating loss (NOL) carry forward of $19,479,873 which will expire in 2014 to 2022.
We also noticed a NOL of around $30 million in AVVH. This could be something SSM is looking at when they choose these custodial candidates.
The tape and trades on GMZP also seem like it has a much smaller float/OS count than what is being reported by OTC markets.
So the bottom line is the market cap being reported by OTC markets in GMZP appears to be way over the actual market cap.
Actual market cap (as far as I know) is 901,624,694 x $0.0171 = $15,418,090.
Market caps, Outstanding shares, and Floats for SSM Monopoly custodial plays according to OTC markets.com:
AVVH MC = $116.75 million OS 1,910,828,559 Float 1,578,827,280
FBCD MC = $54,136,776 OS 2,449,627,869 Float N/A
GMZP MC = $104.38 million OS 6,101,624,694 Float 840,000,000
MDCE MC = $44,689,586 OS 2,959,575,220 Float N/A
IFAN MC = $14,781,418 OS 739,070,919 Float 36,018,554
NSPT MC = $38,384,716 OS 4,985,028,018 Float 550,026,663
MNVN MC = $5,899,386 OS 1,594,428,611 Float N/A
CBYI MC = $24,989,325 OS 5,099,862,272 Float 4,139,819,054
AAPT MC = $27,717,874 OS 2,980,416,590 Float 360,000,000
SSM market cap comparisons:
AVVH - $116.75 million
FBCD - $54,136,776
MDCE - $44,689,586
NSPT - $38,384,716
AAPT - $27,717,874
CBYI - $24,989,325
GMZP - $15,417,782
IFAN - $14,781,418
MNVN - $5,899,386
Market caps, Outstanding shares, and Floats for SSM Monopoly plays:
AVVH MC = $116.75 million OS 1,910,828,559 Float 1,578,827,280
GMZP MC = $15,417,782 million OS 901,624,694 Float 840,000,000
MDCE MC = $44,689,586 OS 2,959,575,220 Float N/A
FBCD MC = $54,136,776 OS 2,449,627,869 Float N/A
IFAN MC = $14,781,418 OS 739,070,919 Float 36,018,554
NSPT MC = $38,384,716 OS 4,985,028,018 Float 550,026,663
MNVN MC = $5,899,386 OS 1,594,428,611 Float N/A
CBYI MC = $24,989,325 OS 5,099,862,272 Float 4,139,819,054
AAPT MC = $27,717,874 OS 2,980,416,590 Float 360,000,000
Important DD info for GMZP:
The last filing I can find for GMZP is dated May 4, 2006.
As of this filing (December 31, 2005) GMZP had a total Outstanding share count of 901,624,694 common stock.
Yahoo finance also confirms this number.
This is vastly different than the # being reported by OTC markets.com which has the OS at 6.1 billion. I have went through all available GMZP reports and I can't find out where they are getting this number from.
Also, as of December 31, 2005 the company had a total deferred tax asset of approx. $5,667,917 and a net operating loss (NOL) carry forward of $19,479,873 which will expire in 2014 to 2022.
We also noticed a NOL in the tens of millions in AVVH. This could be something SSM is looking at when they choose these custodial candidates.
So the bottom line is the market cap being reported by OTC markets is way over the actual market cap and this thing has plenty of more room to go higher.
Actual market cap (as far as I know) is 901,624,694 x $0.0171 = $15,418,090.
Next post I will compare all the SSM market caps of the various custodial plays.
Believe it or not, a new 52 week high would be at $4.50 which is only a quarter away from the close today.
First key would be to get through $4.50, then $5.00, then $6.00.
Be great to see some type of continuation tomorrow and next week.
AMC has an entire army of hundreds of thousands traders/investors that are involved in moving it higher.
We are an army of 4 but we are recruiting!
We have been stuck in this sh*tty $3 dollar range for 3 1/2 years now.
The $5.00 and $6.00 range will indeed have plenty of resistance there.
However, once it breaks out of this range and this 3 year period of consolidation, we should see an explosive move higher.
Question is, what kind of catalyst is it going to take to get us out of this range we have been stuck in for so long.
Thoughts/Opinions:
GMZP is the first of the SSM Monopoly plays to have its court date which is tomorrow.
I believe there is good reason they choose to push GMZP through the gate first.
If this succeeds or fails it will have a direct impact on all other SSM custodian plays.
I have to think that they want as much success as possible with this ticker as it will directly impact each of the other SSM plays.
If we continue to see GMZP do well this week, I believe it becomes a no brainer to buy more of the upcoming SSM monopoly court dates (MDCE and NSPT on June 1st)
Bottom line is a great showing in GMZP over the next couple days is going to be key for the rest of the SSM plays and I have to think that they will be doing their absolute best to boost GMZP even higher as it will have a major impact on the other SSM tickers!
Any thoughts are welcome.
One other area to look into would be to find out if GMZP has any Net Operating Loss (NOL) or accumulated deficit that can offset any pre-tax income or revenues coming in from the newly merged company.
I would have to imagine that SSM did their homework before choosing GMZP as one of their plays.
They already know this is probably the case with most if not all of their selected companies.
Good luck to all!
The key objective for SSM would be to cancel all/most of the outstanding shares that are not part of the GMZP stock float.
That would leave just 840,000,000 shares and put us at a market cap of around $7.5 million.
I'm not sure how that compares to the other SSM plays but should leave plenty of room for growth especially with a good merger candidate.
Obviously the outstanding shares would have to be reduced which would lower the available float. Currently GMZP has the highest market cap of any of these SSM plays.
I don't believe SSM would have chosen a stock like GMZP unless they knew they could reduce/decrease the outstanding shares pretty easily.
When SSM Monopoly Corp first announced its custodianship of AVVH on Jan. 18th it was trading at $.0035. Today it closed at $.0355.
That's a 10x in 4 months since its announcement!
SSM announced its custodianship of GMZP on May 18-19th. The price for GMZP was on average $0.008.
Based on these observations, I have a target price on GMZP for $.08 which is a 10x from here.
Can you let me know more about SSM? Are you connected to them in any way? Have you invested in their other announced mergers? Is there any way to get a one-up On what they are eyeing up next or do we just have to look at volume coming in these triple zero names?
Do you have a target for price on GMZP?
Do you believe we can see a similar move to AVVH?
Thanks for your time!
Current list of all SSM Monopoly Corps Tickers/Symbols:
https://ssmmonopolycorp.com/updates
GMZP
AVVH
CBYI
FBCD
IFAN
MDCE
NSPT
TNBI
All the charts are pretty much at/near their highs.
Gotta love the AVVH chart and how is was able to break out to new all time highs today.
They are all very similar in chart patterns and AVVH has similar volume to GMZP.
GMZP really needs to break and stay above that penny level but if AVVH is any indication of what we are in store for with GMZP, all dips are to be bought and we should be seeing new highs shortly.
"Our most important goal remains the convergence of the market need for rapid detection of drugs of abuse with Lifeloc's capabilities. Resources have been committed to finalizing the development of the SpinDx™ technology platform and the rapid, quantitative marijuana breathalyzer built on that platform. We have improved the detection sensitivity for delta-9-THC as well as the robustness of the device. Work continues to develop this system into a device that can be used for roadside testing."
The next big milestone for Lifeloc will be completing the commercialization of the SpinDx platform – a major effort that will be prioritized over short-term profitability."
Looked through the quarterly report quickly and noticed that lifeloc actually had a positive earnings report. $0.16/share. Granted it was mainly because of the PPP loan and how they reported that. Nonetheless I will still take a positive report over a negative one.
In the ideal scenario, this is what I would love to see happen today:
-GMZP has similar volume to yesterday if not another day of record volume
-We trade and close above $.01
-We continue to see buyers with bids of 1,000,000 shares or more
-All Dips/selloffs are bought and just lead to more highs
-Social media and this Ihub board continue to gain more interest
What we see happen at $.01 will give us a good indication of where this thing wants to go. If we can get through the resistance at .01 on good volume, it's going higher.
And this thing is still way under the radar. No one is even watching this yet. If retail gets a hold of this one and we get some hype or news behind it, it could see even more momentum!
I would like you to take a look at the chart on GGII from April 22.
It breaks above its high on all time record volume and closes right near the high. This has a very similar set up to what we saw in GMZP today and very similar price levels.
The next day it looks like it doubled again but closed in the middle of the range. But the real fireworks didn't happen until 2 weeks later.
So we did about $620,000 in dollar volume today. I also watched multiple million share bids come on the book. That's traders/investor willing to drop down 6k at a shot. Something is brewing here.
We have not seen volume like this since 2004.
This stock for the most part does not close near its highs of the day.
I believe we should see follow through tomorrow and maybe lose a 0.
Beautiful close today. Can't ask for anything more than that.
Thanks! Let’s do our best to close this thing at/close to the highs of the day.
We have TSNP that started at .0004 and is currently at $3.40. We have GGII that started around .001 and is currently at .15. Do you know of any others in this space that we can possibly compare and analyze those charts?
Can you direct me to the last available public float info. Did we trade the entire float in volume today?
Would love to see this close at the highs of the day and get some additional follow through tomorrow. Volume is certainly foretelling of something. Huge volume and under the radar. No one has even seen this yet. Imagine if the GGII crew got a hold of this one.
I need to do a little more homework to see if that has been completed/done. Irregardless of that merger, GMZP looks like it has the same pattern as GGII.
Does it not look the same?
Where is all this volume coming from if somethings not happening here?
This is just speculation on my part but just by reading the tape and seeing the volume at highs not seen in 15 years and the price at new highs. Have to believe something is in the works.
Speculation only on my part but I just checked out a company called Hemppacco who will be merging with an OTCBB/Pink sheet company.
https://hempaccopackaging.com
Check out the info on the GGII ihub board and let me know what you think.
Could this be the reason we are moving with volume not seen since 2005?
That SoberSafe company has a $75 million market cap and has nowhere near the potential of Lifeloc.
Lifeloc continues to neglect shareholder value and its marketing efforts are really poor.
But I did hear some good things in the presentation today.
Did anyone else get a chance to listen to that annual shareholder meeting call?
Any thoughts from the presentation slides?
I was actually impressed with the info that was provided on the call today. I wasn't expecting much but they are making moves on a couple different fronts. Some good questions were asked and it sounds like its full steam ahead on the SpinDx platform and the drugs of abuse breathalyzers. Big incentives are being given to those working on the SpinDx to get it out by the end of the year. Plenty of interest is lined up for when it's ready and Wayne sounded like the SpinDx and it's technology will be at the front of the pack compared to competitors.
Anyone else have anything to add from today's call?
I was more than pleased with the presentation!
Investor presentation slide show:
https://lifeloc.com/pub/media/pdf/shareholderMeeting2021.pdf