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AZFL can run again. At no bid, everyone in it now at a loss
can get their cost down to $.0001-$.0002. They can get thier
filings up to date and line of credit and buy the timberland
and then the stock can get a major pump job and go up for a few
hours and we can all make a little money. Who cares what actually
becomes of the company?
Bears make money.
Bulls make money
Crooks make money.
From the 10-Q I learn that Supertech is giving up on superconducting wires for cell phone towers. From the
earnings call transcripts I learn that Supertech is banking
on superconducting wires for fault limiters in the electrical
transmission grid. Supertech has only 28 million shares outstanding and always manages to raise capital to operate by
issuing stock to investors. The entry price of a buck is cheap
and from the chart appears to be around a long-time low.
Form 10 Filed.
1 million shares outstanding.
Seeking business opportunities to provide management/financing
services or acquire.
John Fleming is the President.
McMachens still own a boatload of shares.
Kohls Good Stuff:
P.E.14.25
Dividend $1.80
Dividend Yield 2.93%
Dividend costs them 9% of last 4 quarters cash flow
Only 198 million shares outstanding
Stock near 52 week low of $53.86.
Kohls Bad Stuff:
Surprise drop in income for 2nd quarter just reported.
Closing Price History for NFLX:
12-30-2002 $ .79
12-30-2003 3.91
12-30-2004 1.76
12-29-2005 3.87
12-28-2006 3.69
12-30-2007 3.80
12-30-2008 4.27
12-30-2009 7.87
12-30-2010 25.10
12-29-2011 9.90
12-30-2012 13.23
12-30-2013 52.60
12-30-2014 48.80
1-29-2015 63.11
2-26-2015 67.84
3-31-2015 59.53
4-30-2015 79.50
5-29-2015 89.15
6-30-2015 93.85
7-31-2015 114.31
8-11-2015 122.74
Now 119.56
Since 23 organizations own 278 million of the 416 million shares
outstanding, one might think that they know something that the
individual trader does not to run up the price in eight months
double what the price went up in the twelve previous years.
Then again, maybe they don't and it is a bubble about to burst.
I really have no idea where this stock is going. I just read the
facts and follow it for fun.
Cranz Tawni, Chief Talent Officer, acquired 1512 shares for
$45.00 and sold them for $125.00 on the same day, August 5.
Smart trade.
Must be reading my posts.
There is no Form 10 Filing
There is no 1/15 share exchange with ISBG.
There is no marketing campaign.
There is no website at drinktopshelf.com
3 Individuals, 10 Institutions, and 10 Mutual Funds own
278,568,940 of the 417,000,000 float of Netflix. That leaves
138,431,060 for retail customers. That explains how the price
stays so high.
So what happens if 3 people and 20 organizations sell all and
take their profits? Why wouldn't they? The stock pays no dividend.
Netflix is OVERVALUED by the stockmarket and is 88.20% owned
by institutional idiots. Market cap is $39.2 Billion. Cash on
hand is $2.96 Billion. Total Assets is $9.2 Billion. Total Liabilities is 7.3 billion. Stockholders Equity is $1.9 billion.
Return on assets is 3.29%. Return on Equity is 14.02%. Profit
margin is 4.09%. Revenue growth is 23.90%. Earnings growth is
minus 55.40%.Debt is $2.40 billion. Debt to equity is 125.71.
Shares outstanding is 60.62 million.
Retail owners of Netflix have made large paper gains if holding
on to their shares because institutions have been big buyers
of the tiny float.
What happens to the retail owners when the institutional owners
decide to gradually sell their shares and take their profits
quietly without disturbing the retail owners?
If Netflix core customer is younger generations, then Netflix
is worse off than I thought. Younger generations change much more
than older generations and younger generations have heavy adult
responsibilities coming that will take away their leisure time.
I read your post. You say no one wants to watch a movie after
seeing it in theatres. That is plain wrong. People want to
have their favorite movies on hand and watch them at their
convenience. This is why I think a mass retailer like Amazon
can sell DVDs and stream movies and drive Netflix out of business.
It is a warning sign that should scare Netflix traders (they pay
no dividend, so the only way to make money is to trade it) that
Netflix is banking on TV Re-Runs and cutting costs to stay in business. Cutting costs is not the way to make money. You make money by improving quality, service, and product.
Netflix went from renting DVD's by mail to streaming movies
over internet to streaming TV programs over internet. The consumer
desires keep changing. Now they want to go international and make
their own shows.
Netflix is not in a strong business which can't be entered into
easily by competitors. Think Amazon.com. They already sell DVD's
and stream movies. What's to keep them from beating Netflix at
streaming movies? What's to keep the movie studios from streaming
their entire collections themselves and destroying Netflix business altogether?
People shifted away from video rentals.
People may shift away from video streaming too.
Netflix's streaming collection is much less than it's
DVD collection. The movie industry could pull the plug on
streaming anytime. I never have understood why the movie
industry allows movies to be streamed. They would make more
money if you could only see movies in theatres and on DVD
and on movie channels with a paid subscription.
Netflix has been a nice ride. But I think it might be over
sooner than you think.
Netflix has a 176.75 PE Ratio.
Netflix has a Book Value of $31.49 per share.
Netflix has a profit margin of 4.09%.
Netflix has a return on equity of 14.02%.
Netflix pays no dividend.
Netflix made 266 million dollars in 2014
with a positive cash flow of 16.5 million dollars.
No wonder Carl Icahn is taking his profits and selling his shares.
And the ask is UNDER 200 million shares.
Looks like the marketmakers are showing all their orders.
I hope a run is coming soon.
What does this have to do with DKTS Top Shelf Brands Holding
Corporation?
I knew that was coming!
Why won't DKTS shareholders get any ISBG shares?
Alonzo Pierce is involved with both companies.
Both companies reported the same deal in PR's.
DKTS shares bought and sold now will stay DKTS. They will not
be changed into one ISBG share for 15 DKTS shares. Therefore
DKTS stock price has nothing to do with future of ISBG enterprise.
DKTS stock price will reflect what people think of DKTS prospects
with 25% of it's previous business.
We go from 2 billion shares outstanding DKTS stock to
133 million shares ISBG stock. Plus ISBG stock is easier to
and will be uplisted. So we get a better stock with a better
future.
Buy enough shares at $.0001 to get your average cost to $.0002
and sell all on a bounce at $.0002 or more.
Dead cats bounce.
Scams bounce.
Good and bad stocks bounce.
AZFL can bounce too.
While TGLND stock has performed poorly, I have never had trouble
buying and selling it from DTC chills. When John Fleming operated
this stock, it kept up to date with all the SEC filings. When
John Fleming operated this stock, it had a legitimate business
called Gameznflix. It was a videogame and movie rental by mail
business. I was a customer of Gameznflix and was pleased with
the service. This stock was not dirty by any means when John
Fleming controlled it. The people that took over the company
from John Fleming, the McMachen's, are the ones that stopped
SEC filings. John Fleming taking control of this stock is
good news for shareholders.
From yesterday's filings:
Shares outstanding increased from 1,068,000,000 to 2,217,773,312
in the first quarter of 2015.
$33,833.70 net loss
Expenses $60,000 less than a year ago
$1,108.00 cash on hand
$34,703,072.13 timber inventory on hand.
$598,918.95 land loan payable
Total Liabilitiess $1,204,735.11
Total Assets $35,948.578.90
Top Shelf Brands Holdings address of 700 Louisiana Street
Suite 3950 Houston Texas 77012 is exactly the same as ISBG"s
address. The phone numbers are same except for last 4 numbers.
Alonzo Pierce is chairman of ISBG, which is a federal importer,
licensor, and marketer of alcoholic beverages growing brands
and holdings through events, concerts, celebrity driven venues
and is in the process to audit,report, and uplist.They have
$5,200.00 in cash and $471,894 investment in "associated companies".
I guess the McMachens, Fleming,and the other insiders will
get burned most by the 1 for 3000 reverse split.
A company with 1 billion dollars cash and no business would be a shell under the definition.
Maybe a shell is not such a bad thing.
Why wasn't this stuff done while they were waiting for COLA
approval?
Has anyone ever thought about that?
Why couldn't they design and develop the website?
Why couldn't they establish and develop social media channels?
Why couldn't they design and develop ready for market POS and POP?
Pepper may have plans to add hemp to his beer at Next Door
Brewing Company..The profits he makes there can cover building
a sawmill and cutting down trees to fill the contracts in place
for railroad ties.
They have had plenty of time waiting for label approval to
get their new website running and the social media stuff
running. That should be all in place already.
No bid is good for seasoned traders who have seen this many
times before and load up at $.0001.
After no-bid, I triple my position, and it bounces up to
$.0008. Then I sell and it goes to $.008.
What do I love about AZFL?
1. It is at a bottom.
2. It is going up Monday.
3. My averaged cost is $.00036.
4. The high volume today will grab the attention of traders.
5. The timber it owns is in increasing demand and it has great
business news to release shortly.
Yes. A trading group is about to run this stock up.
Whether this is real company real assets or real bullshit does
not matter. What matters is a trading group is knocking at the
doors and ready run the stock price up hard and fast.
No revenues for past two years on statements. How do they
design, build, and sell condos with no revenues?
This stock AZFL is not trading like a stock bound for a reverse
split. 315,657,539 shares on bid and 66,483,927 shares on sale.
Huge 10+ million share buy at ask $.0002 today and huge 17.5 million bidwhack at $.0001 today. This stock AZFL trades more
like a stock about to be bought or merged. This stock AZFL is
bound for glory.
My weak hands are buying.
Forget your pride and the stock's slide and buy 3,500,000
shares at $.0002. That should get your cost per share to
at least $.0006. Shit does not bounce but shitty stocks do!
That was one purchase of 10 million shares at $.0002 and now
there was one sale of 17.5 million shares at $.0001