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I wasn't saying that at some point ABHI won't be worth $30M. It is possible. I was saying that it won't be any time soon. They have zero revenue at this point with no sales. They have to ramp up. And I'm not even thinking about what the market value of ABHI might be one day. I am ONLY thinking about their getting relisted. It is meaningless if they are worth $30M or $30B if they are not a listed publicly trading company.
> positive cash flow company, with revenue in the pipeline
Are you talking about the lawsuit settlement as the source of positive cash flow? As far as we know there are no other sources of revenue at this time. There are pipelines created but no revenue flow reported as of yet. And unless we're relisted it matters not to us as shareholders although it will be good for Kevin.
Probably not hard if you're willing to pay .0003. Since there is no Level 2 to see current bids and offers have to decide what you are willing to pay and place your order.
The value of the software is not in dispute. It's the other issues I've noted that make having great software a moot point, at least at this time.
We know. The problem is that Kevin as CEO of ABHI may not be the person to make it happen, as evidenced by this current fiasco. Many people were posting, before the delisting, how the company would go to between .10 and $1 (never mind it has a gazillion shares outstanding which is another issue that needs to be resolved although it's the least of their problems at the moment). They first have to get relisted and that is in no way even close to a certainty. Then we can talk about valuation. Is the potential there? You bet. Can ABHI make it happen? That is the question. There's also another big question-- will ABHI be a publicly traded or a privately held company? If the latter, perhaps they will buy us out at .0003 a share.
> This could easily be a 30 million dollar company very soon.
HIGHLY unlikely and I have 15M shares (bought at .001) so am quite invested in the company.
While not "fake news" (although there is an inaccurate statement in your post; see below), this has been posted multiple times over the past few months. I know you're new to the board so it's good for others who are new to see this information, as well.
The only problem with it is the way that information has been extrapolated to make it look like this will be a billion dollar company. Kevin has not been successful selling his ground-breaking software in 9 years (although, allegedly, PC Drivers has 4 million PCs and servers that are using the software).
Something needs to drastically change so that ABHI has the success that PC Drivers did with the same software. Kevin is creating relationships with other companies so hopefully they will be able to help him market and sell his product. Whether the EPA's mandate for reduced energy use by servers leads to use by the government remains to be seen (that's where EPA comes in; they did not sanction any test nor are they in the business of doing so; independent tests run by IBM, VMware and Citrix established that Veloxum increased overall computer performance by 30%, not reduced energy consumption by 30%).
There's a huge gap, historically, between the potential for the software and what Kevin has been able to make happen. He also needs to learn how to run a publicly traded company. This major recent screw-up is evidence of that. Let's hope for a huge change in that regard and the resumption of trading off the gray market.
Did he look at their website or watch one of the videos to learn about their software?
I think the idea that it's the market makers or Ballas & company suppressing the price is wishful thinking. If the company can demonstrate that they have higher revenues and earnings the stock price will go up. Like I said earlier, these tiny companies don't always have the most savvy leadership.
Right. I'm sure that's it.
You don't really think that, do you?
Hopefully, Ballas is a genius, too! While he may not have started his business in a garage he may have started it in his closet.
Totally agree. The stock will go up if they show positive results, regardless of what market makers do or don't do.
I'm a business consultant to very large companies and a lot of their leadership is terrible. I don't expect much from these tiny companies so even reasonable leadership and business sense would be great. Having a great product can go a long way in overcoming the deficiencies of people running a company- but not the entire way.
He didn't have to do what? Mention that there was a cash infusion? We don't know how much and whether or not it's sufficient to pull the company out of bankruptcy. There are also extant legal matters that need to be resolved. My concern is that Kevin does not have the experience, insight and knowledge to get the company relisted. One can argue that he has advisors but that didn't prevent this mess in the first place.
I want, as much as anyone, to see us relisted. I just have little faith that under Kevin's "leadership" that can happen. He knows technology, the focus of all his video updates including the most recent one, but doesn't know how to create a successful publicly traded company. He fumbled the entire process.
I hear you and that is all good news. And hopefully and most importantly, we will be relisted. But I've been underwhelmed with his competency as the CEO of a publicly company. Remember the video where he spelled out in detail what would be happening last and this quarter? Either total BS or he was clueless. I think he believed what he was saying which leaves us with clueless. He needs a knowledgeable board of directors to make this company a success.
What makes you say that his update left no doubt that we'll trade one day?
It will be brighter if the stock trades again. Otherwise it's all potentially good news for Kevin and his family. What counts are results. For months we've gotten updates that have been equivalent to putting lipstick on a pig. When the stock trades again and sells product I'll feel good about things. Until then I have a wait and see attitude.
I have 15M shares and I'm not selling. It is still their "intention" to be relisted. Hopefully, that will happen and not only Kevin and his family will benefit from the ongoing positive business efforts.
It's unfortunate that like most boards, contrary opinions are not only often not tolerated but disparaging remarks are made. We lose out on other perspectives that can potentially offer valuable insight if one is willing to listen.
This is beginning to be the Craig's list of selling one's shares. If you want to sell shares the best and usual way to do so is through your brokerage firm.
> Coming up on week 2 of taking Cannazall Tincture 30 - 50 ml daily.
I believe you mean 30 - 50mg daily.
I was going to ask the same question of the person who posted that. "How do you know that?" What is the evidence behind your statements about how much the company cares about the shareholder?
My sense was that was pure BS from the beginning. Why would Trump or the White House be interested in a white paper on anything? Ridiculous. I hope this stock does not turn out to be a scam. I continue to hope for a miracle.
I'll be happy if I can sell my shares at .001 so I can break even.
How does medical marijuana equate to CBD oil?
You really think this has something to do with market makers as opposed to a lack of buyers at the price you would like to sell your shares?
Seems reasonable.
I'm a health care provider and worked for the FDA for 10 years. I also am a shareholder and user of CBD oil. I don't know how one would establish "consensus" given that people react differently to different compounds, are of different weights, are taking other meds and are using CBD oil for different reasons. It would take multiple clinical trials to establish dosing (amount and frequency). Given all that, what I did was to start with 25mg and then increased to 30mg in the morning and 50mg at night. That works for my purposes. I don't know the bioequivalency of their different formulations. I like the tincture in the eyedropper bottle. Your mileage will vary which is why I suggest experimenting to determine what works best for you.
You will need to play with the dosage (amount and frequency) given that there are no definitive studies re: dosing other than what's being done to get a drug approved for intractable childhood epilepsy.
I see you all have run out of things to say about ABHI.
I'm waiting for the next sale to get more of the liquid. It works great for me and very quickly, too. I also take it to reduce my anxiety. I take 30mg in the morning and then two 25mg capsules at night but I may switch to the liquid at night once I finish the capsules.
The revenue is unknown. Not trying to knock the stock as I have a ton of shares. It's just one more unknown among many.
I've yet to have them respond to feedback I've given them. I think they believe they know what is best and ignore what their shareholders have to say. Unfortunate.
I find I like the liquid better than the capsules. I haven't tried the syringes.
Excellent post. Thank you.
So after all my bellyaching I took the offer. Not a big enough difference to matter.
I put a small order in at the ask and got 10K shares filled. Then the ask went up to where it is now. I'm not going to chase the offer. They can hit my bid.
Not sure who "they" represents. There's low volume because people are waiting for news, in my opinion. I have an order in and no one is breaking down the door to fill it.
How about I just take you to lunch? It will work out to be about the same.
Do you know what buyers have been willing to pay?
I'm stuck in this POS. There are so many great investment opportunities. Makes no sense to waste a cent in what will likely be a worthless stock. In the old days we at least got a cool looking stock certificate to hang on the wall. It will be interesting to see if there's a class action lawsuit as a result of this mess.
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Is it possible to buy and sell ABHI? I see zero shares traded today.