Miss you there old buddy. I see you still peddling your garbage. Only thing the public can invest in is a limited liability company and that would be accumulated liability tax credits .

Equity holders borrow capital under the corporate umbrella that has a tax when it’s paid back by the corporation. The company purchases goods and services that has a tax capital cost that maybe deferred against future earnings. The company has no earnings or not enough of it so they sell the tax credit derived by there capital expenditures creating a revenue. Revenue is not profit . There is a distinct deference. This action allows the company too leverage there borrowed capital tax cost selling it too the public through the common public stock market.

It’s debt that is payable before equity debt but not the equity it self . The the common share debt is often referred to as second tier equity debt while third tier debt is held by the equity holders them self and any subsequent first tier debt ie: bonds. First tier debt that is collateralized firstly the 3rd tier equity then the second tier equity of the common shareholders.

Now if you want to add something constructive financially by all means but you should leave your health related commentary for the health related boards that you frequent often.

It has been a while you old pirate that I have conversed with you. Take care your pal Eddy 2

There is always an interest that accompany would want to purchase back equity debt cheap on a open buy and sell market when and if it should come available through puts and call options. The only financials to this market is what the private equity market has received or the tax base following numbers of the common traded stock if it’s traded pending interest and the number of participants in that market. You can’t use the equity numbers if you have them to trade the common share offering. This action would be regarded as insiders information and is not permissible. If there are financials for both the common share and equity holders then equity holders can hold tax credits. If it was to be announced that the common shares financials were to be discontinued the equity holders holding tax credits in the form of tax credits must sell there position on the open market often referred to as a forced short sell allowing the company and the public to purchase the offered credit soon to be debt if all goes well in creating corporate revenues.

The company buying back there tax credits at a discount is a positive action pending wether they have the funds or future revenue to pay out there corporate tax position derived from the purchases of past goods and services. An equity debt holder will on occasion except the tax credits in collateral payment if they are confident that it can be paid. Again they will be restricted from purchasing in the common share market place if they were granted access too either the common share holders financials or the equity holders financials.

Can’t say for sure what is taking effect here . It is truly a roll of the dice looking back on information that was available when the company had little revenue to carry the tax credit burden on the company.

When you buy a common stock you should be asking your self what it is your buying . A common stock represents a tax credit that eventually becomes a tax debt once the purchased tax credit is sold. If the offering is over sold it becomes a tax receivable held in trust by the equity holders. When a credit becomes a tax debt it will show up as such.

Equity debt and assets show on the balance sheet as outstanding shares and respectively assets. Tax credits are not bundled in with assets nor the equity debt but are part of the common share tax debt and tax receivables. Capital surplus and retained earnings are components of the tax debt and tax receivables.

The bottom line on the cashflow statement is positive for a cash tax debt owing and negative for cash tax receivable. Based on the spread between the two. Because a receivable holds a much higher risk because of its third party component then a tax debts liability and corresponding revenue liability the two values are regarded to be equal in nature relative to the liability they hold.

Anything else you want to know don’t be afraid to ask.

When you buy a common stock you should be asking your self what it is your buying . A common stock represents a tax credit that eventually becomes a tax debt once the purchased tax credit is sold. If the offering is over sold it becomes a tax receivable held in trust by the equity holders. When a credit becomes a tax debt it will show up as such.

Equity debt and assets show on the balance sheet as outstanding shares and respectively assets. Tax credits are not bundled in with assets nor the equity debt but are part of the common share tax debt and tax receivables. Capital surplus and retained earnings are components of the tax debt and tax receivables.

The bottom line on the cashflow statement is positive for a cash tax debt owing and negative for cash tax receivable. Based on the spread between the two. Because a receivable holds a much higher risk because of its third party component then a tax debts liability and corresponding revenue liability the two values are regarded to be equal in nature relative to the liability they hold.

Anything else you want to know don’t be afraid to ask.

He’s retired , has been for sometime. He initials sold his tax credit position and then his equity position that the new owners become beholding too his old accumulated common shareholders for the tax credits that was sold with the debt owing Phil.

The new owners over time roll the tax credit once it becomes a tax debt into an annuity pay out. I’m talking probably there kids ending up with the tax debt or rolling it over with new investors be it a private offering or another public one under a different entity name or alias.

These things can be dormant up too Forty years. Not recommended investment for anyone over twenty five. Thirty if your not a smoker or that may have a lazy couch attitude.

You can still trade your self out of the predicament if you work the boards turning a negative into a positive and visversa catching the dips and highs along the way. Tic Toc not much time to do so. You better get a move on time is a waiting.

Down she goes where she stops know one knows.

Your not down any because of the forward split . Liquidity is your issue along with fractional shares should they reverse there decision. Tough break buddy.

This offering slides from positive to negative because of the high volume of issued shares relative to there counterpart outstanding shares and its par value. This is a manipulative action to induce trading activity. Because the company is selling tax credits only the short sellers are paid out ie: the individuals who loose money. The house never looses and corporate tax’s must be paid.

Bid $.0009 are you crazy man ? Know one is ever going too consider that price.

When your buying a lemon your purchasing a fruit. When you buy a lemonade stock your purchasing a tax credit created by equity debt be it borrowed or owned by equity holders who sell there tax credits into the market. Oversold tax credits go into the public and institutional pockets or can be reinvested as additional debt or market capitalization if you only have the common share window of access.

The company can repurchase common stock at a discount on the tax credit owed ie: tax deficit owed

This company has great future potential by all indications of the numbers.

https://sec.report/Document/0001157523-11-005162/

Don’t let the last financials shock you. Look at investments and why sales are down. This was the last known financial statement. Should the equity holders through there subsidiary aquire more then 50% of the outstanding common shares it will most likely stop trading.

You will get a tax credit towards further investment adventures that will off set your loss. Things are looking up folks . Keep hanging in there.

I believe they own a few shares in each one of the entities you mentioned . Then again it’s a changing dynamics out there. Most are fly by night outfits operating in the dark as they say. Remember every tax entity can own s host of other tax entity’s. I’m sure there well diversified but cash strapped. If they can't meet administrative wages the company will default and the hired help will own the company. It’s the nature of the beast.

I’m going to bring up the topic of market cap and what it truly stands for. It’s correct to take the market cap and add your tax deficit found on the bottom line to come up with your gross market cap . If your the bottom line is a negative ie: tax’s owing then you would subtract this from the gross market cap. Now if it’s positive the government owing tax’s back that was paid in then that would be also subtracted leaving you with a net market cap.

What I’m trying to get across is that the bottom line can be a debt or receivable pending the companies present financial position. Now we know there is much more control in having a debt then a receivable so obviously a receivable is a much riskier position too have then a debt.

Collateral debt or receivable is much different but both carry an administrative penalty should they be defaulted upon.

So is the bottom line receivables or debt collateralized. Well of course not but the party who holds the debt are usually good for it pending the value of there currency.

Now most people think the benchmark for a countrys currency is the United States dollar. The thing is the United States dollar has to be compared too all the world commodity price index not just gold, silver or wheat but everything in relation ship too it’s buying power.

One often hears the term dilution. If a currency is loosing it’s buying power it is being diluted.

Now if you have a bottom line that is negative and the dollar is being diluted then the tax debt is being diluted. This would be a good thing yet the market gets panicked. Now if there is tax’s owed due too debt and tax credits being on the books this is a very risky too having the bottom line turn negative for you and having dilution on your side not working against you. I’m going to let everyone here turn the numbers around in a deflationary business environment when you have shrinking spreads between capital costs and consumer revenues. Remember the spread is your friend or return on your capital after EBIDA.

I would like too hear your comments it helps us too udjust our messages too what the retail investor truly is understanding in our commentary’s that we are delivering.

Your guess is as good as mine. I’m only speculating. I have no connection with management whatsoever. This is all a game of speculation and 90% of the time I get it totally wrong. Sometimes you win but most of the time you loose. The house holds the upper hand not me.

Once the company takes back there loans and collateral from there creditors they only have the tax creditors ie: common shareholders too contend with. Once more then fifty percent of that debt is bought back they don’t have too report.

Because 30% of the tax credit only makes up the outstanding shares the company is said to be solvent and is not required too report. So why is it still being traded when there is no advantage too the company too purchase there tax credit. They have to pay there tax debt there is no getting around that. If you pay the tax debt and not the credit the tax credit will grow as will the outstanding share value.

The irony of it all is cause you have a outstanding shares valued at what was invested and a asset on the books that is considerably less you must then apply a valuation too the earnings that is supporting the lending too there clients in the form of collectibles ie : equity debt, tax debt and tax credit if there is equity on the books.

Remember the financials are written for the common shareholders not the equity holder but the equity holders control all credit and debts . There are institutional equity holders and inside equity shareholders . Can a Institution become an insider well of course. It’s often referred too as a convertible structured settlement, reverse merger, ect. Where collateral is transferred often along with sold tax credits forcing an issued share reversal or split if you like that term better. All of these actions must be followed to stay ahead of the trading curve.

With our tutorials you all should be following the ratios between the equity holders and common shareholders through the guide of the top of the cash flow statements. If this ratio has not changed and the above mentioned has not changed then there is no requirements too submit a full blown financials and can they can announce a overall equity earnings report through an obscure reporting body.

It’s out there boys and girls and it looks very promising but never and I say never take anyone’s word from a talk room bull board. Do your DD and find that obscure information and apply the ratios as we have discussed and come too your own financial conclusion.

Look out below she will be flying much higher.

New common shares will be introduced by way of a forward split while additional equity is introduced by debt holding the outstanding shares at the present status. Tax credit will slowly be converted over too receivables for the common shareholders as the new tax debt is paid down. Rocky road ahead buy the dips and sell on the rise. Very promising indeed.

They will be easy too have registered. I dought very much your going to make money on the trade paying that for them. Best of luck. There is a huge capital surplus on there books. They may have too aquire something. Maybe a submarine or a large commercial jet with deluxe sleeping quarters.

Your still singing the same old tune Eddy. You should of took on the alias Debbie Downer.

Share volume is not market volume. Tax debt and credit is represented by market volume while equity debt or outstanding debt is share volume. You have too separate the two to find either or. Can there be market volume without equity volume and the answer is no. They must work in unison of each other. If you move equity in or out of a corporation a tax credit is established when capital is coming into the organization diluting the common share holder. When capital is moved out side the corporation in a purchase, wages ect. Then a tax debt is owed. There are three ratios that you must observe and take an average of when calculating the true market volume and the three values ie: common stock, equity stock and lastly preferred shares the actual interest the government holds that can be a debt or credit as well that is linked too the common share value if the outstanding of both common and preferred are the same. There is rare opportunities that the public can have access too the government debt owed and credit if there is an overpayment in tax’s . In other words preferred shares can only be sold on receivables owing the government from the equity holders where common shares can be both receivables and debt owed.

A good example of common share debt is when capital is lent from either the company or government for the purchase of tax credits.

We are in very interesting times . It will be interesting how it all plays out. Keep an ear on the volume level.

https://sec.report/CIK/0000745655

When the offering closes there is no more information given. If you sell and your negative the company is on the hook for the balance of the tax credit debt but is not required to pay it if equity capital is outstanding and debt is still owed. You can gift your certs but you can’t gift your tax credits. Tax credits can be written down if capital is unrecoverable in the time frame the loan debt is due. The exploration date on the loan is your health indicator . Watch for your return on equity capital along with the initial and final length of time given. They could over turn a debt if there is sufficient capital to pay the upfront penalty. Read the banking act.

Best of luck. This is one hot potato that’s for sure.

https://www.fool.com/investing/2021/01/12/is-hertz-stock-really-worthless-now/

Let’s look into depth what this article is saying. Yes the old common shares will be deemed worthless cause you have purchased a tax debt with your tax credit on your hard earned money. The equity holders not the common shareholders is responsible for both the coming tax debt owed on payment of the loan and the principal of the loan that the tax credit is supported by.

When the assets of the company is sold the owing tax’s are redirected too the shareholders after all debts are settled including the equity holders tax credit debt or preferred tax credit debt. The equity holders tax debt is deferred wages from operations.

So yes they are worthless unless the company pays tax’s in one of three areas. Depreciation tax, Capital tax and of course Corporation tax’s . Any state or federal tax’s payed are for royalty purposes only ie: the rental of infrastructure from state and federal jurisdictions pending on the corporate needs given in a tax credit back too the corporate entity in question.

Combined internal earnings and external earnings is $.002 a share. Capital value is only valued at a million for two million in combined revenue. External revenue is $.0015. Okay every thing is begged borrowed and leased obviously off the equity holders but at $.0005 internal common share interest minus administrative fees I feel the stock is fairly valued at $.004 with some risk of course. Then what dosn’t have associated risk today ?

Huge move on the software security deployment sector. Service providers will ultimately be lifted up.

Don’t be to quick too judge Paul. There could very well be a huge pull back as one of the major new rental markets is struggling under Covid slowing construction of a ring terminal being built. A ring terminal is a terminal that is built on a highway that circles a major populated city poised too cut polluting internal combustion engines from there down town city core.

You could see Manhattan New York being the first in North America to have such a core established. Imagine a city of horse & carriage, electric bicycles with the return of electric street cars.

I have left you with many thoughts as new financing has been introduced bringing on a excelerated financials that everyone is enjoying ie: internal revenue exceeding external revenues by indication of positive cash flow.

I should clarify that yes you can get positive cash flow with external revenues if they exceed internal revenue. Another indicator is the administration charges are eliminated if external revenues are dominate and you don’t have excelerated financials indicated by having a internal dominated or leading earnings.

If external revenue leads the cash flow statement you won’t have administrative fees or excelerated financials. If there is an S filing filed it could or could not eliminate the previous comments.

All of this is very well detailed in the appropriate Sec rules laid out and I highly recommend that you take the time too read them.

One sinario mentioned you definitely want to trade the issue the other is more of a hold pending on the spread between the two revenue sources and the overall market reaction to up and coming events.

I’m very excited for you all but be careful I would still through caution to the wind on this one.

I guess what I’m trying to get across is an example of intrinsic value. The coin cost $.25 cents plus packaging. The fellow wants $42 and change per coin without the packaging but if you buy all 500 coins from him you get the packaging as well. Can’t say what the package is made of. I’m figuring it must be gold or you would be a dang fool to purchase it for that kind of money. Now if he should sell just one coin to a friend for $45 then the intrinsic value of his coils goes up dramatically as well the overall value of his coins and the packaging they come in.

I’m glad I can be a help.

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This should help clarify things as well for you. Best of luck.

In light of all the security issues of late I’m surprised this stock is trading so low. The demand for there expertise must be on the rise.

It’s loaning it’s services too a customer that trades as well on a foreign exchange
reselling the new tax credits on reinvestment of old tax debt and equity debt. They
will keep turning the debt over and over through new subsidiary customers. There was a period where debt payment exceeded forty years. I’m afraid too inform you I believe that is the case here as well. You have grandkids ? Well if you do I’m sure you will be remembered by them and there kids as well that chances are you won’t get to meet them. We humans just don’t have enough yeas on this earth to see our investments through too a final payout.

To your question I guess you can say it’s dead to us and if you want to leave it for your love ones then make sure you have your common stock certificates put under your name and mailed too you.

Best of luck.

They took on anormas debt to build out inventory plus issuing credit ie: receivables. Receivables is a double edge sword. They carry more risk then debt cause they relinquish control too a third party adding additional costs as well in transportation and services plus warranty for the product and services they relinquished too the customer. It’s all intrinsic liability that’s not on the books but represented in there market evaluation given them.

The spread between the outstanding shares value in relationship too assets and there accumulated debt is the intrinsic value.

Intrinsic value is the equity holders debt. The common share holders debt is the tax credit on the intrinsic value. This is all before any positive revenue is calculated minus redistribution of capital back into both deprecated assets , debt and the intrinsic assets I just mentioned.

Growth and debt holds a great amount of risk. It’s all depends how much your wanting to pay to purchase that risk that creates the market volatility we are seeing today.

You haven’t a clue. They have been adding on new debt. There will be a new common share offering on the tax credit owed on that debt. They will take the old common share debt and roll it over into a corporate bond at your $.50 a share I collateralized at 10% of the future tax generated earnings based on positive corporate tax earnings of 25% or there abouts.

You could technically double your money plus the principal over twenty years minus banking service fees if ya just left it in your brokerage account without trading attendance too offset the maintenance costs.

So your principal $.50 / share and a possible $1.00 revenue return minus your time and trading expertise on your brokerage account .

Best gift the common stock and hold the bond. The gift will offset you having to off set your brokerage maintenance cost unless your a really, really good trader with the time to do it.

I wouldn’t be in at these valuations but I’m definitely a short seller at them.

Why dilution is a good thing yet it’s frowned apon by investors. Dilution is accomplished from accumulating debt. Debt can be accumulated by three methods. One is the selling of tax credits purchased and once payed the debt becomes a common share debt represented by the outstanding share value. There is no collateral supporting the debt. It can be excellerated by paying down debt or paying out tax’s on purchased goods and services. Additional debt can also be purchased to pay it down trading company tax debt for common share tax credit. It also can be paid using private capital through an equity purchase.

It can be also achieved by reinvesting debt owed or often referred to as debt churning by the shorting of equity or repurchased common shares. This in the industry is known as preselling tax revenue, phishing, ect. .

Capital gains derived by internal revenue is taxable unless you can offset the tax debt by a tax credit yet to be collected by selling the debt through external and internal revenue or the acquiring of additional private or instutional debt.

Because all debt falls in the jurisdiction of the equity holders or common shareholders were the tax credit is not yet into the hands of the public but still in the hands of the equity holders.

So dilution can be a good thing pending on who is controlling it. Follow the money .

Then again Tesla E Rental is a very strong candidate for a urban electric rental car company name. Don’t look that promising folks.

What many investors fail to understand that as a common shareholders you own the tax credit on the collateral. It’s basically a unsecured debt that falls below business debt or held receivables from suppliers of goods and services.

Equity can be exchanged for tax credit but often there is no tangible value only intellectual value. The equity holders will often end up with nothing.

Take the name Kodak that is synonymous with film and film production. Would a digital art / film producer be interested in having the name and using it, maybe.

Hertz maybe not so much Hertz Global would have that same appeal in its name for a new metro electric car rental organization. Hertz Global would stand out in a none metro market for gasoline and diesel powered rental vehicles.

We know the combined common share debt of Hertz and Hertz Global is huge. Hertz of course holding the majority of the debt so will be rewarded the bulk of the new metro electric vehicles market value and probably the cream of the new electric vehicle rental market.

Why is electric vehicle rental market so attractive?

: one is the cost of battery’s in the vehicles if the vehicles are not utilized because of the shelf live of the vehicles batteries. You have to operate many kilometers on a vehicle to limit the battery costs. Taxis are a very good use for urban electric vehicles.

The issue with open road driving is not the needed kilometers to off set the battery costs but the inconvenience of recharging the vehicle.

I believe I’m now getting off topic. I have no idea the intellectual value the name Hertz will raise. There will be a substantial write down from today’s common shareholders debt of 75/25 between the two intellectual property identities. We have put a algorithm together to come up with a value. We are coming up with a figure of around $.002. It’s very hard to project what the markets are willing to pay for the intilectual names rights.

Jack be nimble Jack be quick and don’t get burnt by the falling candle stick.

IRS stands for international revenue service. It does not stand for internal revenue services as many will believe because of the internet and media. If you come across a site claiming this then the site is not to be trusted for information. All public companies world wide has to file with the international revenue services if there a world public domain. Donald Trump does not have to file with this organization but has to file with internal revenue services that is a private state run organization but not federally run. You won’t get much from them.

I hope this I formation is use full. Know your state and federal tax laws but more important know your international revenue services laws or better known as the world business tax laws. Do your own DD. Disclaimer: I’ve been known to stretch and distort the truth for my own gains.

https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/irs-freedom-of-information

Backing up my claim.

Hogan’s Hero I loved to watch that show as a kid. I believe they have cell phone kiosks on the street there in Asia. They may except bit coins for there services. I hope they don’t. Then again there are plenty a Asian currencies that are defaulting of late. They have gone out on the limb with the amount of tax credits they have on the tax books.

All tax information can be obtained through the proper government Chanel’s. Look up Donald Trumps if you like. Now his he owns but public companies tax’s are the domain of the Common Shareholders.

Anyhow things are starting to get interesting here. I wouldn’t jump in just yet when taking in the amount of tax debt that is offset by there tax credit on the books . Tax credit is derived from two sources, productivity yet to be released and sold or productivity sold on credit and secured by third party debt be it Institutional debt or equity debt and the corresponding administrative fees.

Well I’m afraid to advise you there is nothing free in this live. The point of all of this is we are going dark. Zero information will be available unless asked for by going through certain channels to obtain the information. Then there is the process of decifering the information.

Equity holders are responsible for all debt. The common shareholders debt is treated as equity debt is treated.

All tax’s are prepaid by the equity interest then charged back to the common shareholders or another way to look at it is the tax debt is deprecated. A debt paid by the common shareholder from the common share holders accumulated tax deficit funds.

I’m obviously repeating my self. My message is that in the darkest of moments all public information on tax’s owed and credited can be accessed through federal and state jurisdictions. You can make informed trading decisions on the tax information obtained through the channels mentioned above.

If there is no tax revenue then you can assure your self that things are not good. If the tax debt due exceeds the tax revenue after taking into account the tax credit then I would probably exit the trade my self pending future prospects in the industry your invested in.

Best of luck. You do have access to the whole deck of cards you just have too know how to obtain that access and then process the information.

Sounds like a good line of crap to me. Keep up the good work my friend. Bit coin, he he that’s a good one. How about a military retirement claiming back all the tax’s ever paid to see him through in the lap of luxury at a small promotional cost to him self and family.