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Go for it. Slap it silly.
Float isn't 1M, but it's still tiny, and there's no volume so it seems heavy. Lotta people posting here but none of them are buying.
Nobody is slapping the ask, so why wouldn't they just bid?
Not catching onto anything. I think you just misunderstood my initial post.
Q1 ended March 31st, so Q2 ends June 30th. Should see Q2 results sometime in July.
MinervaWorks was just extremely clutch as an acquisition. With 100% of it under XALL's roof, which is already profitable with no convertible debt and minimal other debt, it's a high-caliber buyout candidate from a major tech company that can scale The Brick and other tech faster. XALL can probably grow it to $10M a year in revenue at it's current size, but imagine what Google or Microsoft or Amazon or Apple could do with The Brick. They'd be wise to buy us out earlier rather than later. Those guys could scale it up to hundreds of millions in annual revenue with their connections. And...they wouldn't have to buyout any debt with it.
Q1 already dropped. That's what caused the first spike. Bottom-line profit, net income per share of .0002. Carry over the profit margins to the expected $3-5M in revenue on the year, you have an annual EPS of .004. 10x earnings (conservative for this sector) and you have .04 by the end of the year.
Slap up to .009 and then set a bid at .008 or .0085.
There's no chance they were expecting that.
There's no better time to be active in M&A.
Know what you own here folks. They posted a BOTTOM-LINE PROFIT in quarter 1, which will be the worst revenue quarter of the year. Maybe .05% of companies on the OTC are bottom-line profitable. There are companies with no revenues and twice the float trading higher while posting millions in net loss for each quarter. It may not be a rocket ship taking off tomorrow, but you hold this thing long enough, you'll see 400% minimum from here. There's a gap to fill still at .0065, but that should be absolute bottom.
Walls of that size on the ask are bullish and on the bid are bearish. They are scaring retail investors into selling so somebody can load. Likewise, on the bid, they are tricking retail into buying so someone can offload. Much like when it was in the 002's, once the loading is done it rips.
As I said, the math no longer adds up. If that last TA report was accurate, they diluted well past the total authorized share count.
Right, come with info that raises actual questions and act like a mature adult and I'm happy to listen. Act like a 5-year old and I'm just gonna hit ignore.
Anybody have an actual update from the TA? The one posted this morning that said they were at 496M O/S of the 498M A/S was clearly inaccurate, because PAUL ate up about 4M in shares today. If the notes aren't done, I'm officially getting worried about an A/S increase in the near future because the math doesn't make sense anymore.
The ignore button works great folks. Just saying.
Tesla is trading at $545 a share lmao.
And at 48 on the 5d, 50 on the 10d, and still below overbought up to the 180d which honestly nobody cares about. The AccDist just crossed positive on the 180d as well, which is way more important than the RSI on that timeframe.
I have the RSI on the daily at 43 after the end of day S/L raid. It's good to go.
Great day here. Lot of games played and it still settled into a nice consolidation channel and closed +28%. Next week looking good.
It's stop loss raids. Don't need to raise the ask, need to remove the stops. It's being propped back up every time immediately after, so not sure why you'd have a stop that high.
Priming for a test of .02 here.
Traded exactly like this for nearly 3 hours yesterday before it took off late. Expecting similar today.
Digging into this. Seems like the former CEO ended up in prison and is a total POS, but there's gotta be a reason this is waking up.
You got a twitter? I'll screenshot my position for you since you think I'm lying. Can't figure out how to do it on here.
I'm in below .003. I believe as much as anybody. Nothing stops a run in it's track like a group of super-pumpers. Lotta things to like here and post about. Be smart.
Maybe focus on .02 before talking .037?
Chart close to flipping back to bullish here.
Y'all still haven't hit that ignore button yet lmao?
No. See my post from this afternoon.
Only one small 100k t-trade today, which is likely just an accounting fix due to the increased volume. If you needed anymore reason to believe the notes are done, that should do it.
In the interest of full disclosure, cause I'm about that, if it gaps open tomorrow I'm going to sell out of my initial $ investment, but with my entry price, it'll only be like 10% of my position and won't even be noticed with the expected volume. I didn't buy nearly as much as I wanted to. Going to let the rest ride to multiple pennies.
Took a couple days, but the accumulation in the 002's, and the lack of selling on first news screamed this thing was gonna pop. Slow elsewhere on the OTC right now so we should see a real nice day tomorrow.
They're letting it go.
The math suggests the notes are done, and the L2 basically confirms it.
Already hit that ignore button on him. Don't even see his posts anymore. pretty nice.
See the post I just made. He's full of doodoo.
They had $343k in notes payable on 12/31, and 334M in shares outstanding. As of last TA update, they now have 466M outsanding, or 132M more. Assuming an average conversion price of .003 (decent guess looking at the chart), that's $390k worth of conversions. The notes should be completely paid, and if not, they are very close to done.
Small floats can be a patience tester sometimes. Will trade freer once in pennies. This is a normal spread for copper, not for sub-copper.