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LOL! You are being too generous and overstating things Master. Most of the APES either gave up or were decimated and left this POS ticker long ago. In addition to the dozen or so active APES remaining here on this board, there are likely less than 50 other APES left still clinging to hope here as the financial metrics of AMC worsen by the day. SMFH
Well stated Zippy. Spot on factual post.
XOM's current annual dividend is $3.80
Well stated Walter. Some here need to remember that old cardinal rule that it is never wise to get into a pissing match with skunks, and there are a number of skunks here. In particular Peter, who has a vendetta against NB and has been on a mission to destroy this project and company ever since he was passed over for the CEO position.
Bingo! Spot on factual post Zippy. Unless or until AMC dramatically reduces the huge mountain of debt under which it is being crushed, there simply is no upside for AMC or its share price. It cannot become cash flow positive or report a true profit because of the huge percentage of its revenue which has to go to service the huge weekly and monthly interest payments on the debt. Adam Aaron tried to fix the problem back in mid-2021 when AMC shares were selling at grossly inflated and ridiculous levels in the $45 -$50+ range (which now equates with $450 - $500+ post-RS), and the APES stupidly opposed his request for more common shares to sell at those levels to wipe out the debt, and the APES killed any chance to take advantage of those high share prices. The debt could have been wiped out with relatively little dilution, and the APES, what extremely few of them there are left, have no one to blame but themselves..
Pepe: No one knows oil stocks better than you. I also have significant holdings in XOM and have for a long time, automatically having all of our dividends reinvested in new shares. That having been said, I have held large position in COP over the same period, and then COP and PSX after COP spun off Phillips (PSX) and the rest of the downstream holdings. COP/PSX has outperformed XOM over the period, primarily because COP was seriously undervalued at time of initial investment. They are all great holdings, and PSX hitting several new ATH's this week, and just raised its already hefty dividend by another 8%.
LMAO fung! How very true! All the way down over the 99% drops!
Demo: Be careful what you ask for. That would be a huge setback in my opinion, as Mark Smith is the key going forward with both Stellantis and EXIM, in that he is the one who has developed the strong positive personal relationships with the top Stellantis Execs. and with Reta Jo Lewis, Chair of EXIM. As noted in the investor webinar, Mark has met with Chair Lewis a number of times and will be meeting with her again in April. I firmly believe that, if Mark Smith were gone tomorrow, it would seriously derail both the Stellantis deals and the EXIM transaction.
Of course NB and NIOBW are up. Knew that before the market opened. Whenever the BS spew noisemaker re-emerges and shows up in a big way, NB's share price seems to go up. And, she/he showed up very early today.
Correct Gman. It was only recently that the rules changed to allow EXIM financing for domestically based projects in the US. Prior to that it was only for projects outside the US that would result in imports of critical products into the US.
I respectfully disagree CDH. It is my understanding that, although the EXIM loan requires navigating a ton of "red tape" so to speak, the overall terms and interest rate will be considerably more favorable than other potential forms of debt financing for this project.
Or just the incredible array of valuable assets BRK owns and operates, as well as its large and vast investments. +1.39% is not extraordinary on a day like today when the market indices are hitting new all-time highs.
LMFAO! I have never sold any ticker short in my life. This POS does definitely appear headed to new all-time lows going forward.
Agree. Here is another report I found:
Not defending anyone. Just trying to be factual, which you are not. Do some DD. Or why not just admit you put out false information here.
Ronny Yakov Bought 17% More Shares In OLB Group
According to this article, insiders now own 48% of OLB Group.
My question was whether you still stand by your statement that Mr. Yakof, the CEO of OLB Group, is Ukranian, and where you came up with that information? You did not answer the question.
P.S. I suggest you conduct some Due Diligence on the company and its CEO before spewing such fiction
Thaks for all of the factual DD Chico. It is a very nice break from all the fictional spew and BS from some around here of late.
OLB Group And 2 Other Stocks Under $1 Insiders Are Buying (Wall Street Waves)
https://wallstreetwaves.com/olb-group-and-2-other-stocks-under-1-insiders-are-buying/
You indicate that the CEO is Ukranian? Where are you coming up with this? Are you prepared to double down on that assertion, knowing full well that if that is not true, it has credibility implications for you here on the Board?
Take a look at the 3 and 5-year charts here for OLB, and how many times it has traded above $10 and $15. The drops down under $3 and then ultimately $1 have been hard to explain for the past couple of years, other than the fact that OLB's initial foray into bitcoin mining could not have ended up having worse timing, just prior to the steady and prolonged drop in the price of Bitcoin. However, over that time frame Bitcoin mining was such a very small portion of OLB's overall business and revenue, i.e. well below 8-10%
There also hasn't been any formal PR or announcement about Black Wireless and Mango Mobile, which is strange as they each appear to be up and running now.
Agree. OLB's CEO has been talking about the Spinoff in investor presentations at conferences and in the quarterly report conference calls/webcasts for well over a year now. Nive to see they are actually taking formal steps to effectuate it.
You mean when the spinoff happens. Just the announcement of the share ownership date to participate and specifics could cause a dramatic rise in the share price here.
81vette: Remember here that OLB is spinning off the DeMint Bitcoin Mining operation as a new separate entity, and shareholders are expected to get 1 share of the spinoff and keep their shares in OLB, which is actually a rapidly growing FinTech company and payment processor, with the DeMint Bitcoin mining wholly owned subsidiary.
Vice President also bought a significant new block of shares:
Heavy Insider buying in OLB shares, including the Chairman and CEO.
stark: I respectfully disagree. There was a vote on the merger well ahead of time, and GXII holders voted heavily in favor of the merger deal (around 96% in favor), but the decision and election on whether they would redeem their investment or have it go over to NioCorp in exchange of shares at the rate of .89 came right before closing which was after the banking crises arose. the decision and election with regard to redemption was a function for GXII holders in connection with the closing of the deal. We were all stunned and disappointed, as I believe was the management team, but it is water under the bridge at this point.
Putz: The SPAC holders voted heavily in favor of the merger deal (around 96% in favor) as did NB holders well before the date on which the SPAC holders had to make their final decision on whether to redeem or stay in and let their equity go over to NB in exchange for shares at .89. In the interim, the bank collapses roiled the markets and turmoil and fears of a meltdown ensued. I remember watching CNBC that Monday morning before the markets opened and there were many predicting a financial meltdown and problems even with some of the regional banks. It could not have come at a worse time for our deal. And, do you not think any of the major holders in GXII made it clear why they ended up redeeming after voting so heavily in favor. It is what it is at this point.
I guess, but beating the drum and trying to make something negative over the CEO getting 94% positive vote is meaningless.
You mean 97 to 94 % rounded or 3%. It is meaningless but actual total was 93.98% so can't use 93, and last year was 97.32, so hardly 98. But it really means nothing and the totals are in the range you see for these elections with all publicly traded companies.
Almost 5%? Not understating your point Putz.
Interesting to note that the only 2 directors who received less than 90% "For" votes were Peter Oliver (89.93%) and Michael J. Morris (83.03%). All of that nonsense talk here about Mark Smith receiving a huge negative vote was just that, nonsense, as he received the most votes of any director. In my humble opinion, If Mark Smith were not around, we would not be where we are today with this project, and there would be no Stellantis or EXIM.
Virtually all of them. Your false claims about Citi, JP Morgan Chase and other banks are total Bullshit. They are all reporting strong results. In fact, Jamie Dimon just was rewarded with a $1.5 Million raise and heaps of praise after JPM reported record bottom line profits and strengthened its already incredible Fortress Balance sheet. And, contrary to your BS claims, Citi had a very strong quarter with strong earnings and strong revenue.
NioCorp Reports Voting Results from the Election of Directors at its Annual General Meeting
CENTENNIAL, Colo. (January 19, 2024) – NioCorp Developments Ltd. (“NioCorp” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ:NB) (TSX:NB) announced the details of the voting results for the election of directors at its Annual General Meeting (the “AGM”), held on January 19, 2024 in Denver, CO.
At the AGM, the following seven nominees were elected as directors of the Company to serve until the next annual general meeting of shareholders of the Company, or until their successors are elected or appointed. The results of the voting were as follows:
Name of Nominee Votes For Percent Votes Withheld Percent
Mark A. Smith 7,473,610 93.98% 478,983 6.02%
Michael J. Morris 6,603,433 83.03% 1,349,159 16.97%
David C. Beling 7,220,373 90.79% 732,219 9.21%
Nilsa Guerrero-Mahon 7,150,587 89.92% 802,005 10.08%
Peter Oliver 7,151,643 89.93% 800,949 10.07%
Michael Maselli 7,325,594 91.12% 626,998 7.88%
Dean Kehler 7,286,924 91.63% 665,669 8.37%
Shareholders also voted in favor of: (i) setting the number of directors for the ensuing year at seven; (ii) appointing Deloitte & Touche LLP as auditors of the Company; (iii) authorizing and approving the amendment and restatement of the NioCorp Developments Ltd. Long-Term Incentive Plan, and (iv) approving, on a nonbinding, advisory basis, the compensation of the Company’s named executive officers.
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Sorry. the box chart did not copy very well, but everyone on the e-mail list should have received the report.
If you own shares here you should sell and move on.
Not to mention, on the Sunday before the critical Monday when all GXII holders had to make their decision and serve notice to stay in or redeem, another bank collapsed, and that Monday was pure hell in the financial world with everyone claiming there would be many smaller and regional banks failing. The timing could not have been worse. But we are where we are and the huge value in this project remains.
Putz: He stated at the very start that it was being recorded and would be available for replay, and the screen showed that it was being recorded. Then at the end before the Webinar ended, it was all explained again that there would be complete replays available and where. You question was expressly tied to the AGM.
The AGM was held after the Webinar and started at 10:00 am Mountain Time and was "in person" only.
Sheeeeeeesh!! You admittedly did not even tune into the Webinar, and you want to take pot shots. Go ahead and contact Hamas. I will buy more NB shares at these ridiculous stupidly low share prices.