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Technical Analysis Video for UWRL
Looks like we got the snap back rally we were calling for back on Sept 7 (see our last video here: www.itsallbull.net/iabtv_search.php?search=24251) Looks like UWRL could still have room to run back up to $0.002 resistance now that bearish descending wedge pattern has been resolved, yet a clean break of $0.0015 would be required first IMHO.
Check out the updated UWRL video chart here:
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Updated Technical Analysis Video for UWRL
Looks like we got the snap back rally we were calling for back on Sept 7 (see our last video here: www.itsallbull.net/iabtv_search.php?search=24251) Looks like UWRL could still have room to run back up to $0.002 resistance now that bearish descending wedge pattern has been resolved, yet a clean break of $0.0015 would be required first IMHO.
Check out the updated UWRL video chart here:
www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=404
BFHJ - New Technical Analysis Video
www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=403
BFHJ - New Technical Analysis Video
www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=403
Technical Analysis Video for BFHJ
Wow what a run! congrats to all those playing BFHJ. IMHO, you can stay long BFHJ but keep a close watch on the momentum uptrend line, as any breakdown in the trend can be a warning sign that the momentum trade is nearing completion. Bullish bias for now, but IMHO i would excercise caution up here (overbought RSI/MACD)
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yeah right, lol!
Normally I would agree, but since the company is deemed an acquisition corp. it can use its own stock as currency. Normally in such a case, the firm would issue additional shares to pay for acquisitions, but that would be dilutive of course to the extent that incremental earnings derived from the acquisition fail to cover the additional shares issued. Because EIGH has repeatedly said that there would be no change in outstanding shares, and that only the float would increase, that can only mean that old restricted shares are becoming un-restricted, and have now been placed in the hands of a third party. EIGH may say that the creditor party will not sell shares, but there is no way of guaranteeing this.
EIGH now $40 million in debt, borrowing does not equal earnings
It appears EIGH has simply placed restricted shares that insiders allready own in escrow as collateral for a $40 million dollar loan from seemingly themselves. (This part does not make sense, unless a related party allready had the cash) There are only 66 million restricted shares out there, meaning that at a minimum the creditor has loaned EIGH $0.60 (or 1.5x current market price) for every restricted share in escrow. Now they may decide to use the loan proceeds to pay a cash dividend, however that would be very anti-productive, and basially amounts to a return of capital payment to existing shareholders. In other words, they are simply giving a portion of shareholders existing investment back to them in cash (similar to a mutual fund which cannot fund its distribution from investment returns) Though they very well may decide to do this, it adds nothing to company earnings, and reduces the available capital the company would otherwise have at its disposal to invest in new ventures, or develop existing projects. The company simply wants to inflate their stock price as high as possible because it will result in the highest possible loan proceeds, which then they can forgo a 14 million chunk of to pay the "dividend" which in reality is not a dividend at all, simply a redistribution of company capital. A true dividend is paid out of company EARNINGS, not BORROWINGS.
Also a point to consider, if EIGH shares were to decline in price, and therefore make their collateral worth less, if they ever had to repay the $40 million loan, it would have to be derived from cash generated from operations, otherwise EIGH would have to significantly dilute their stock in order to issue enough shares to make the creditor whole again.
Technical Analysis Video for ICOA
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Technical Analysis Video for ICOA
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Technical Analysis Video for ICOA
Nice momentum trade building up in ICOA. Mindful of the gap, a break of $0.0012 would be bullish, IMHO, and could lead to a move to test resistance at the $0.0016 area
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No music sorry, but congrats on your trade. I must say though I have a hard time believing you nailed it that well. Besides that, that bannana can really get down, lol!!
Updated Technical Analysis Video for LBSR
Looking oversold and due for a relief rally IMHO.
DISCLOSURE: I currently own a very small long position in LBSR
Chek out the LBSR updated video chart here:
www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=399
Lol, wow a little too much coffee this morning perhaps! Thanks for your thoughts on LBSR
Just went long some LBSR!
Very well said, my TA would never have predicted a decline of this magnitude. In fact LBSR is probably a decent buy around these levels, perhaps I will take a position on additional weakness
good point
Good Luck to you sir, and congrats on your low avg. cost.
For all those who attacked me
when I posted my technical analysis video on LBSR saying it would head lower, and people jumped down my throat saying TA was meaningless here....
And for all those who said buying LBSR at $0.15 was a no brainer....
And when I postulated LBSR was fundamentally worth around $0.02/share, and people laughed saying I had no idea what I was talking about....
Vindication is SWEET!
Yep, so far not much more than what Monk has done himself tho IMHO
One of the biggest
see this post #26511
Dont be so naive, check Beacon Equity website disclaimer
Your right monk didnt pay, some guy Ramos & Ramos did, and to the tune of $100,000!
See http://www.beaconequity.com/emails07/grno/GRNO.html
"BlueWave Advisors is currently being compensated one hundred thousand dollars from Ramos & Ramos Investments, Inc. (a non-controlling third party shareholder) for GRNO advertising and promotion"
Beacon is NOT cheap, minimum 50k, up to 150k. Wonder if monk is paying, or someone else
Whos paying for the Beacon promotion here?
Technical Analysis Video for ICBU
Bull flag pattern was spotted today post the initial spike higher, lets see if this consolidation can break through to the upside.
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I have respect for anyone with an ass like that! Sorry, GL
agreed
And what happened to STHG when you say the "float was locked up", hmmm, trading now at .0033 -- wow must have unlocked somehow, lol!
If you are using STHG as your model for HLNT, then you better warn people of impending doom, which is exatcly what happened in STHG... LMFAO!!
Updated Technical Analysis Video for HLNT
Momentum trade continues in HLNT. Todays open created a gap at $0.0095ish however that could get filled, but I would regard that as healthy consolidation IMHO, where HLNT could garner more support and start next leg higher. A breakdown through $0.008 would be dangerous though.
Check out the updated HLNT video chart here:
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indeed
All they mean by non-dilutive financing, is that they intend to issue restricted paper as payment to companies they acquire. There is no creation of additional shares, but the restricted shares are normally issued at a large disount to market prices. This means EIGH can go out and make additional acquisitions without dilution, but it is up for debate whether those acquisitions will turn out to be accretive to the bottom line or "retained profits" EIGH will need to integrate them properly, and run those acquired businesses efficiently in order to reap addtional profits
EIGH Dividend will NOT be CASH, $0.60+ PPS is justifiable
The PR specifically says "retained profits" not "retained earnings" Retained earnings cannot be simply converted into cash, in fact there is nothing in the shareholder's equity portion of a balance sheet that is not allready reflected amongst a company's assets. Retained earnings and the revaluation reserve are simply indications of the company's book value, they do not change with share prices. Even if revaluation reserve increases as a result of a large increase in asset market values (as compared to values carried on the books), the increase is not booked as a profit and does not run through the income statement.
As far as financing the dividend through selling of restricted shares: -- Even if every restricted share is owned by a principal of the company (which they likely are not) using restriced shares to finance a cash dividend payment of $0.10/share is akin to the insiders of the company basically taking 14.3 million dollars out of their pockets and handing it over to investors. Very unlikely IMHO.
- If they were really going to do the that in the hopes that the share price would rise significantly and thereby decrease the number of shares they would need to give up to finance the dividend, then there should have never been any mention in the PR of investors receiving a stock dividend unless EIGH could not be certain of selling their 66M restricted shares for more than $0.21. In other words, to finance the cash dividend with restricted shares, the PPS would need to be $0.21 or higher, and shares would have to be sold in a private placement, and the funds then distributed to remaining shareholders. That would mean the owners of restricted shares would be giving up their entire ownership of EIGH just to pay the dividend? The alternative choice is simply to dilute existing shareholders 10% and keep all their restricted stock. Seems like a simple choice to me.
In any case, dilution or not, if EIGH can do 17 million in revs next year, and they can maintain a 50% margin (conservatively down from last reported 66%) then they could still easily do $0.06 EPS justifying $0.60 or higher.
IMHO: EIGH Div will Not be Cash, $0.60+ PPS is justifiable
The PR specifically says "retained profits" not "retained earnings" Retained earnings cannot be simply converted into cash, in fact there is nothing in the shareholder's equity portion of a balance sheet that is not allready reflected amongst a company's assets. Retained earnings and the revaluation reserve are simply indications of the company's book value, they do not change with share prices. Even if revaluation reserve increases as a result of a large increase in asset market values (as compared to values carried on the books), the increase is not booked as a profit and does not run through the income statement.
As far as financing the dividend through selling of restricted shares: -- Even if every restricted share is owned by a principal of the company (which they likely are not) using restriced shares to finance a cash dividend payment of $0.10/share is akin to the insiders of the company basically taking 14.3 million dollars out of their pockets and handing it over to investors. Very unlikely IMHO.
- If they were really going to do the that in the hopes that the share price would rise significantly and thereby decrease the number of shares they would need to give up to finance the dividend, then there should have never been any mention in the PR of investors receiving a stock dividend unless EIGH could not be certain of selling their 66M restricted shares for more than $0.21. In other words, to finance the cash dividend with restricted shares, the PPS would need to be $0.21 or higher, and shares would have to be sold in a private placement, and the funds then distributed to remaining shareholders. That would mean the owners of restricted shares would be giving up their entire ownership of EIGH just to pay the dividend? The alternative choice is simply to dilute existing shareholders 10% and keep all their restricted stock. Seems like a simple choice to me.
In any case, dilution or not, if EIGH can do 17 million in revs next year, and they can maintain a 50% margin (conservatively down from last reported 66%) then they could still easily do $0.06 EPS justifying $0.60 or higher.
EIGH cash dividend will require 14.38 Million in Earnings
At recent profits margins as per last filing of 66%, that means EIGH will have to bring in 21.7 million in sales to have the div not fall below $0.10/share. That means stock dividend is likely outcome, which will result in 10% dilution.
thanks, GLTA!
Technical Analysis Video for LLEG
As viewers can see from our last video (Aug 17th), we really nailed LLEG, so much so we've been getting requests for an update. So here it is....
Right now we see temporary overbought conditions again, but with the breakout past old resistance at 0.003ish, we think that will now become support, and once some retracement has occured of this recent rally (allowing stochastics to deflate) we think we can continue moving higher.
Check out the updated LLEG video chart here:
www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=395
No way $BTDG is going to $0.04
Dont you think every risk-arb in the world would be buying this hand over fist if the deal was real. Cannot believe the scammery going on here.
Technical Analysis Video for EMXC
We could be seeing the start of some more positive developments on the chart for EMXC. Check out the video chart here:
www.itsallbull.net/iabtv.php?id=394