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I believe any ARNH holders are just peeping their heads out to witness the latest Adrian scam and dump machine.. There's no evidence to the contrary so far. Just hearsay. Typical "he said.. she said... some random new CEO said." No proof.
We started seeing the market take off in Oct of last year too. The return of that market enthusiasm alone could bring ATTBF back to mid 0.20's. Again, won't be surprised to see the 0.14-0.15 pullback first.
Oh there's plenty of suspicious support for this new "CEO," but no proof that he's doing anything.. or even working with ARNH for that matter. It could be Adrian McKenzie pulling strings again for all we know.. and until some real proof surfaces, that's exactly what I suspect is going on.
I assume trading resumes tomorrow in Canada, because today is Canadian Thanksgiving? If so, and if we want to take several pages out of ATTBF history, this is returning to 0.14-0.15 and 300K-500K volume.
But in the meantime, until that's confirmed - enjoy the push forward to 0.17 and what appears will be a 1.5M volume day.
And isn't this a funny development today? Seems when CSE is closed for holidays, the U.S. OTC ATTBF gets a boost.. and then it gradually falls back to the previous prices. Let's see if we can repeat history. I'm certainly okay if we don't.. staying steady above $0.16.
I meant to post this last Friday, but those lows of 0.14 were frustrating and suspicious.. I had a buy order at 0.1425 over an hour before those trades took place. Nothing was filled. I'd guess it has something to do with my brokerage actually buying these on the CSE as ATT but then showing them as the ATTBF (U.S.) equivalent.
So, I just finished reading up on F's latest. In summary:
- Total unit sales up, higher than expected. Expectations of about +3%, but +8.7% instead. Nice!
- Notably, truck sales are up, which bring higher margins
- Passenger car sales down 1.3%, but which indicates buyers may be shifting toward trucks and SUVs
- Costs and revenues are growing at a steady rate, and Ford still plans to reduce costs further.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch, but at this rate, we may be looking at a dividend rate increase in the not too distant future.
That's the most sensible, concise checklist about ARNH that's been posted yet. This wouldn't be the first time other suspicious investors started glorifying a phantom CEO and his "vision" for the company.. and sure enough, nothing happened and it's doubtful the CEO even existed.
This comes from the public WHOIS database for intensitynutrition.com
Name:Leonard Armenta
Organization:Intensity Nutrition
Street:Po box 1043
City:Wheat ridge
State:Colorado
Postal Code:80034
Country:US
Phone:+1.7204450880
You can try calling that number.. or even mailing him a letter, but I wouldn't really expect a response. That information may no longer be valid.
That's not ARNH news. It's a script for random technical indicators.. which are pretty useless for a POS stock like this.
Pathetic.
intensitynutrition.com is still down. No response at all from the server, so no email is going through either.
Putting faces to the service and technology. Good idea!
I'm still not convinced "Leonard" exists in the capacity that some wish us to believe. If he does exist as the new CEO, based on his past, it's tough to remain optimistic that he'll have our best interests in mind, as existing shareholders. I hope I'm wrong.. I'm hope I'm dead wrong. Sure doesn't feel very wrong though.
Okay, let's stay up to current information then. We have no proof from any credible source that Leonard is even "real" for purposes of operating ARNH. None. And ARNH has a track record that smells like manure.. And a billion shares were dumped a couple days ago, with a pretty good indication that O/S just increased.
Not looking good! Maybe things will change, but I sure wouldn't bet a dime on it.
Leonard worked for FITX, a total POS scam.. who knows to what extent he was really involved. You certainly couldn't trust any other executive or management figure in that company. Why is he different?
Especially with this track record.. I wouldn't be doing flip flops over his stellar performance in MusclePharm
https://www.mmamania.com/2011/9/23/2444614/musclepharm-executive-vp-leonard-armenta-resigns-in-wake-of-ufc-135
Forced to resign his VP position in MusclePharm for "spying" on the UFC? Hands in FITX, the largest MJ fad related scam of our time? Now involved in ARNH, a cesspool of phantom CEO's and false promises?
Haha. He's got a resume that might make the devil himself blush..
If Leonard is indeed involved here, and not just a borrowed name by Adrian McKenzie, I don't know what all he has planned.. I just know that with his track record, he isn't exactly a ray of light until he proves himself.
Not justifying it or waiving any kind of flag of approval, but that's not entirely surprising if true. Trump repeatedly mentioned Ford during his campaign and essentially used them as a poster for international greed and outsourcing jobs.. something that many companies do. But Ford was in the process of building out their big project (Mexico?), so they were an easy target that enough frustrated workers could appreciate.. and then flock to Trump.
There's a weird hunger to preserve ego and exert dominance among leadership in the Motor City, especially the auto industry.. and it's somewhat difficult to describe. Sure, you'll find that in any business, but it just feels "different" here. I'm sure the Fords felt personally attacked and they're not going to be quick to just forgive and forget.
Oh this ARNH tale just keeps getting better. I just casually googled our supposedly new CEO Leonard Armenta and wound up on Linkedin. After MusclePharm, which has been tanking for years, you know what Leonard got himself wrapped up in?
FITX aka Creative Edge Nutrition..
Yes, FITX. The biggest scam of the marijuana stock craze in 2014 and 2015. Also home to one of the most obnoxious stock cult followings I've ever witnessed.
FITX also had strong ties to shady pump and dump sharks.. the most widely discussed being Randy Hamdan, whom the SEC accused of creating multiple fake identities on blogs and forums and unethically manipulating stock prices.
Trusting anyone associated with FITX is like handing your money over to a suspiciously quiet former Enron accountant that barely escaped grueling prosecution. Sure, just maybe he was "innocent" after all.. but you can't ignore that nasty stench that trails behind him.
I haven't found much on either Global Damon or CEO Don Ki Kim. He's listed as "DonKi Kim" in a 2011 publication, but it doesn't really relate to the GD Pharma operation, unfortunately. I'll keep looking, but not expecting to dig up much.
I was hoping it would move a little too. Unfortunately, it's just not eye-popping news. In fact, it's been expected since around this time last year..
https://www.abattis.com/single-post/2016/10/05/ABATTIS-SIGNS-MOU-WITH-GLOBAL-DAMON-PHARMA-OF-SOUTH-KOREA
Thank you. And has he been signing his name Leonard? In other words, it's not like some secretary or assistant has been fielding emails? You know it's actually him?
How are you speaking to Leonard? Email? How can other shareholders get a hold of him?
What a crackup! Thanks for providing the image. Yep, it's all coming together.
Yikes. So, for those who weren't around or haven't researched what went on with ARNH in April:
4/11/17: Authorized Shares increased from 4 to 8 billion under CEO David Failla
And now, more recently..
7/21/17: Authorized Shares increased to 10 billion.. again, under David Failla
7/31/17: David resigns, the "Board of Directors" (whoever the hell that group is comprised of) appoints Leonard K. Armenta (Jr.)
Registered Agent Name & Address
MCKENZIE, ADRIAN
3577 NW 9TH AVE
OAKLAND PARK, FL 33309
...
Title PSD
SOLOMON, MARK S, ESQ.
3577 NW 9TH AVE
OAKLAND PARK, FL 33309
Title CEO
ARMENTA, LEONARD K., JR
3577 NW 9TH AVE
OAKLAND PARK, FL 33309
Starting to feel a lot like last March.. when an IHub PR appeared claiming that Mark Solomon was the new ARNH CEO, including an email address to his law firm. I contacted Mark, and he claimed he had nothing to do with ARNH. There's been some funny business going on here for a long time..
Getting close to 1 billion on the bid at very bottom now. The high of the year was on April 3rd at 0.0004.. I remember it well. If we get back to just 0.0003, hey I'm happy.
Nope. But that ask keeps replenishing itself. It's going to be a thick wall to break down.
Today's 50M and then 25M buys at 0.0002 are interesting, I'll give you that.
Enough hype might allow bagholders of the last ARNH run to dump at 0.0002.. maybe even 0.0003 with an extra stroke of luck.
Right, definitely involves more than 1 machine. Wish I could sit in on a sales demo or something. It'd be even better to see them come out with video demonstrations and overviews of the product.. of course, that type of project would probably be months away.
Hey look, I've got something like 2 Mil shares from earlier this year, when some rather suspicious (putting it very nicely) IHub-exclusive PR's were being delivered about ARNH's resurgence. Nothing materialized and it wasn't the first "suspicious" (again, putting it very nicely) pump effort surrounding this stock. So, sure I'll be more than happy if ARNH blasts off, but I think I have about as much chance of that happening as I do inheriting $10 Mil by helping a mysterious Nigerian prince via email..
Haha. ARNH is alive again? How many times is this stock going to die and be resurrected?
Appreciate the info, but I'll be frank.. These scientific studies are a bunch of gobbly-gook to me haha. I'm giving Abattis the benefit of the doubt and assuming the technology is sound and can deliver, based on what they've already claimed in PR's.
But when they say "5000 kg" in a day is possible in 1 facility, I want to know what it takes to achieve that number? How long until such a facility could be properly built and prepared? What kind of investment is required? What would a client have to commit for Abattis to provide this level of production? And after that commitment, all costs summed together, is there a significant cost savings to the client?
Fair points. I'm interested in answers to those questions too. The problem is.. It's difficult to tell if it even sounds "too good to be true," because the technology's potential has been described in PR's via numbers that are somewhat ambiguous.
ATTBF can run back to the mid-20's on industry hype and creative PRs alone (I'm not making a prediction.. I'm just saying "can" because it's happened many times before). If they can sell and sign contracts, we could finally see the price reaching that high-in-the-sky 30's that we've been waiting for.
Okay, I have some more reading to do on CO2 extraction, but I'm comparing Abattis' claims to other companies and websites, like Eden Labs, LLC. They discuss "supercritical" extractions in which 70-80% of the plant oils will come out on the first run, and then if you want the remaining 20-30%, you have to run the machine twice as long.. and it becomes a more complex decision of tradeoffs. If your supply is limited and expensive, it's probably worth doubling the processing time and paying the extra cost for the bonus 20-30%.
But I think another key takeaway here is Abattis' bit about high production capabilities. Most manufacturers have machines capable of generating 15-30 grams of plant oils per hour. Eden Labs boasts an "advanced system" that can achieve 400 grams per hour. While Abattis teases at a future facility that may be able to produce 5000 Kg a day.. and being conservative, dividing that by 24 hours a day (perhaps ATTBF actually had a 8-12 hour day in mind when they calculated this?) is about 200,000 grams per hour.. all at a reasonable cost. What's missing here is the amount of Raybot machines and initial capital necessary to produce that kind of output.
At least I'm starting to see the pieces fitting together and how they can start posting positive numbers in the "revenue" column..
I haven't researched this thoroughly yet, but for some reason, they put the new Ford Focus on the backburner last year. Every year, it's placed near the front of the Ford showcase at Detroit's NAIAS (auto show), but last year, it was no where to be found. I'm a fan of the Focus, and I hope this doesn't become a pattern..
"... Abattis and Northern Vine have commenced setting up prototype extraction installations with local licensed facilities to highlight the extraction capabilities of the proprietary extraction technology and machinery."
So, essentially, they're running sales demos for potential long-term clients? I hope I'm interpreting this correctly. because that's definitely a solid step in the right direction.
You might as well submit the complaints, yes. For months, Jacob has been toying with people while blatantly screwing investors over for his personal gain. He'll probably be hiding in some hole for a while.. maybe even a very long while.. but scammers tend to get brave years later and return to areas where authorities can nab them. Being caught in 2030 and forced to pay for his shenanigans is better than never being caught at all.