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558 lotto tickets still up for sale. Get them before there long gone.
I expect $2 bucks to be tapped tomorrow based on the last ask on level 2 at fridays close. You will have to be content with what you have thus far if your not prepared to hit the ask. Knowing the potential outcome, it's still cheaper than a latte and a extremely cheap ticket.
Best of luck with that. I think to get another 20k of shares it will end up a lot higher than 2 bucks.I would suggest if your hell bent on getting a lot more start in small lots and be prepared to move your bids up or you will be disapointed. Last I saw was a few lots of shares with no more than a hundered or so. Bigger bids will undoubtly shake a bit out however.
Agreed however, knowing the potential payout at the end of the road I don't see much to go around any where near $2 bucks. Kicking myself for not loading the boat when it was being hoovered up at the $.20 mark for months before all the real court drama came to a head. Lots of eyes on this now is no help for anyone trying to get anything cheap. Especially if they are looking for a few thousand shares.
In a word; fireworks...
Advisory is playing with fire here. They attempted to have it tossed out of court but the judge refues the motion based on the legitimacy of Fund's arguement. He refused as Advisory didn't meet the terms of the capital call as stipulated in the agreement between the two subject parties. The longer it goes, the more Advisory and the corsponding judgement will be worth. I have waited 4 years and have all the time in the world. My ticket is paid for.
Thank you Sir!!
Thanks Chargers. As you have level 2 can you tell me the price a real block of shares is up for sale at. Thanks in advance.
Extremely well articulated, fantastic job.
Many legal heads have reviewed the terms of the agreement and have drawn the same conclusion. Fund has a very strong case.
Usually, but with less than a milly total float and unusual circumstances at play don't bank the farm on a lot of liquidity.
Agreed. Like ChargersSBBound I was also in this back 5 years ago and have held on. When no one was paying attention the bid was at .20 range for months on end and I noticed everything thrown up on the ask was quickly gobbled up. Quiet, slow, steady and even popping up to .80 one day. Very well played actually I must admit. Anyone wanting any real amount of shares will have to pony up as I don't think we will see a lot put up for sale now. Mine aren't for sale at market however, Advisory can swap them out for cash on a settlement for Fund.
Nice to see us hit No. 5 on the break out board also...
They tried once already and Fund sent them packing back to the court room. If Advisory thought they had it in the bag why try to settle out of court? I think there are playing high stakes poker and are risking a big settlement in Fund's favor.I would expect them to revisit the offer made as taking Fund out of the picture is better now than later. How much would that 60% be worth in say 3 years when Advisory has 4-5 Billion on the books. Huge numbers at stake here.
So thin it has to wear skis to plug the bathtub plug.
Nice buy!!!
Time for this train to start rolling up the track. Way too much upside to remain at these levels.
The fight is over potentially 60% of Advisory Shares as per the original agreement. If Fund is successful, you can add a couple of zeros to the current stock price valuation. The disputed capital call was to be triggered when Advisory had 150M on its books. Last valuation I seen was they were near the 2 billion mark and still growing. Wouldn't you fight like hell over this?
Marcy L.
? I have suffered with terrible pain for years due to a chronic illness. I recently tried ViPova tea and the physical improvements were astounding. My generalized chronic pain was significantly reduced, and I experienced a general sense of well being and a lightness of mood. I will definitely continue to use this product in the future.
One of the testimonials- a repeat customer already!!!
Totally agree MB. I would imagine we should pass another hurdle in the MMPR process fairly soon also. Double whammy!!!!!
Don't we all. lol I really doubt you can get it unless you step on the gas hard and soon. Bunka is a buying maching and owns approx 20% of the float and continues to buy at a steady rate. All bought on the open market so it's even more impressive. This really hasn't even warmed up yet.
Good summation. However,short on critical facts. The case is predicated on the legitimacy and timing of a capital call. Or,as you have stated, a payment based upon set milestones achieved by A/S in respect to their trading book valuation of 150M. The initial agreement in pricipal was for A/S to provide Fund with a audited third party report once the milestone was reached. The report send over by A/S failed to be what was agreed to. It was not a audited third party report, and was something drafted on a spreadsheet in house. Fund didn't pay up until they were provided the report in it's agreed to format. The lapse in time was cited by A/S as Fund failing to pay in time and thus defaulting on the agreement in principle. To Funds credit,once the terms of the report were met by A/S, they sent the cheque over which was quickly returned stating it was too late and they failed to live up to the terms of the agreement. It's back before the courts as Fund refused the amount offered in a recent out of court settlement. It's true Fund could lose and get virtually nothing. However, if they win, the winfall to Fund shareholders will be massive. If A/S thought they had it in the bag why would the consider a out of court settlement? Many think Fund has a legimate case. A/S tried to have the case thrown out of court but the judge refused to and cited the points made above as legitmate. This is over a massive amount of money as the book of A/S has grown huge in the interm. You are correct however, there is basicially nothing for sale. I think Advisory would be wise to return to the table and up the ante on any take out price discussed in my view.
Good summation.However, short on critical facts. The case is predicated on the legitimacy and timing of a capital call.Or, as you have stated, a payment based on set milestones achieved by A/S in respect to their trading book valuation of 150M.The initial agreement in pricipal was for A/S to provide Fund with a audited third party report once the milestone was reached. The report send over by A/S failed to be what was agreed to. It was not a audited third party report, and was something drafted on a spreadsheet in house. Fund didn't pay up until they were provided the report in it's agreed to format. The lapse in time was cited by A/S as Fund failing to pay in time and thus defaulting on the agreement in principle. To Funds credit, once the terms of the report were met by A/S, they sent the cheque over which was quickly returned stating it was too late and they failed to live up to the terms of the agreement. It's back before the courts as Fund refused the amount offered in a recent out of court settlement. It's true Fund could lose and get virtually nothing. However, if they win, the winfall to Fund shareholders will be massive. If A/S thought they had it in the bag why would the consider a out of court settlement? I think Fund has a legimate case.
Ask side is super thin. Any good wispers from the court room will sent this thru the roof. High stakes poker here with so many millions at stake. I expect A/S to re-think their counter proposal.
I have talked with Chris several times and he is a very smart guy. If he is throwing the kitchen sink at this he has a very good idea how this is going to play out. Who has he had the quiet chat with, who has reached out to him, whats coming next? He is buying with unreal conviction and that tells me a lot.I think this moves away from the pack sooner than later.
Who would sell at this level with the upside potential of the settlement on the stock price? Certainly not me..
Nice to see a tightly run ship. The share structure is the things dreams are made of and makes for a potential explosive upside.
You have to wonder how many shares are actually out there for grabs now? For Fund to have a majority ownership in Advisory Shares and less than a million shares in the float this has to be super tight.
Someone has been accumulating very quietly on the down low. They know what coming once the settlement is reached. Sue as hell isn't .31 a share!!!!!!
Activity picking up. The out of court settlement between Fund and Advisory Shares must be close to wrapping up. Fund started off challenging their 60% ownership when Advisory was holding 150 million on the books. Now, last I read Advisory is holding close to 2 billion in holdings. Fund's float is less than a million shares. At what price do they get possibly bought out for? Grandma get out the popcorn....this might be special.
Sorry, you read wrong. The oil assets were sold for 1.4M, all debt cleared and they now have 1M cash in the bank.
No worries, the CEO will buy the shares if you don't...
Well I'm not missing this one. All the signs are screaming this is going to be huge. I would rather get in here than try to chase it up on the good news that's sure to come. Bunka will soon have 20% of the float in pocket from open market purchases. Unreal!!!
Great summation. Another brilliant move by Chris to build a well respected company. He is building a socially responsible entity in Lexaria that be a leader in the field. It may not be a flash in the pan but this will continue to rise as the building blocks keep being put in place. I'm convinced the CBD portion of the company will be the real big deal here but HC has to be grinning as they work thru the review process for the MMPR license.
Understood. Suffice to say I was most impressed. Lets leave it at that. I'm comfortable holding a decent position and waiting for things to unfold. However,each to their own in their trading strategy.
Can you show me another in the sector with no debt and a million in the bank?
Can you show me another in the sector with such a small float and the CEO buying like a crazy and holding approx. 6M shares bought on the open market?
What is the potential of the sales of the CBD tea and the follow up products coming on stream? All of which will eliminate any further dilution.
Add in the small matter of the joint MMPR application which seems to be moving along just fine and their own application for their own facility.
Hands down the best stock in the sector with tremendous upside.
.12 is not even the start of what's coming here.
After chatting with Chris I will hold this thru dollar land and beyond.
I think we are going to get a glimpse of why Chris has bought this up. CBD sales numbers, new product launch time?
The MMPR is nice but the CBD will be HUGE...
CEO buying everything in sight.
.25 cent warrants just exercised.
Happy New Year Shorty!!! It's going to be handed to you on a platter.
Dec 24/14 Dec 23/14 Withrow, Mike From Canadian Insider......Withrow Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Disposition carried out privately -4,555,556 $0.120 ........The notice from VDL to ATT was sent on Dec 12, 2104.....on Dec 23, Withrow blows of 4.5mm shares at $0.12.....unless Withrow sold the shares to himself, this appears to be a gross violation of Insider Trading.....imagine how the person that bought Withrow's shares for $546,666.72 feels right about now.....now matter how this shakes out, the ATT shareholders will be REAL happy that their CEO blew off 4.5mm shares at $0.12 with the knowledge that VDL had pulled the plug on the ATT licencing agreement
It looks like under the terms of the agreement Mike Winthrow had 60 days to respond to any notice of cancellation due to contractual breach. Instead he sells 4.5 Million shares within the same time period. Obviously he knew it was coming and took full advantage of the opportunity to cash out. Neither CEO are Saints in my books and both compainies will suffer during this pissing contest for distance. Time to park money elsewhere.
Gawd damn Chris is a buying machine. Whatever is coming our way he is very bullish about to say the least.Alllll aboard...
In respect to more products, management is way ahead of you. The tea is the first product to hit the market but others are close behind. I can't answer the unit of measure query however, if I was suffering from MS or any of the other health issues this is proven to be a help for, $125 is cheap enough compared to the cost of traditional over the counter meds.
Thanks for sharing the website. I have to think at $129.00 per tin there should be a very healthy profit margin. Let the sales soar and the stock price will respond in kind.