is on cruise control.
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Benzinga interview with Sean Folkson. Facebook video.
https://fb.watch/8-O3RzFWi_/
HPIL Holding (Stock Symbol: HPIL)
@HPILHolding1
Just spoke to OTC 48-72 Hours ALL GOOD
11:56 AM · Nov 1, 2021·Twitter Web App
Well, 2 days ago was the last undeleted tweet.
Maybe he means it this time?
Should I buy now? ;)
if something seems to good to be true, it probably is
PCBM seemed too good to be true, but that's an old story now. I see the same things playing out across the OTC today that I did 22 years ago.
Why are these figures not available? Got this info from OTCmarkets. tia
Market Cap Market Cap
37,396,448
10/29/2021
Authorized Shares
Not Available
Outstanding Shares
172,016,780
10/08/2021
Restricted
Not Available
Unrestricted
Not Available
yup
SpaceX is why I own this. Cheaper than the ARK ETF.
haha... people on Twitter are telling him to just turn off comments.
And a couple are saying how much they love him.
Musta missed one. lol
Hasn't this song played once before??
HPIL Holding (Stock Symbol: HPIL)
@HPILHolding1
4m
I WILL BE DELETING TWITTER AND ANY VIEWING OF CHAT ROOMS AS OF TODAY AND WILL NOT TAKE ANY PHONE CALLS AND WILL SIMPLY KEEP BUILDING THE COMPANY WITH MY TEAM. THE ABUSE IS UNACCEPTABLE.info@hpilholding.ca will be the only communication accepted. HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY
I really should unfollow HPIL on Twitter and remove notifications. lol
Has too much down time on his hands is my guess.
too lazy. lol besides, iHub has been crashing on me all morning.
seems better now
MGON is tweeting btw
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— Megola (@megolacorp) October 29, 2021
Update: Acquisition due diligence of Megola’s Hand Purifier (non alcohol, non benzalkonium, non triclosan) for ASTM E 2315 Assessment of Antimicrobial Activity Using a Time-Kill Procedure sample passed with 99.9999% reduction for 30/60/120 seconds...
Bitcoin Website
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/bw-com/
wb1014.... here's a way of looking at it. It may be oversimplified, but I think it gives a general idea.
Institutions have analysts and economists on staff. When they start to think that stock valuations are not supported by the current economy and slower growth, then they move their holdings out of equities and into other vehicles like bonds. I remember a broker telling me over twenty years ago that when stocks go down, bonds go up. Another simplification, but that's what he meant. It's the institutions which ignite the correction. Of course, as they sell, retail holders start to sell, too, which precipitates the drop in the markets. That's a correction. When economic outlooks get better, institutions become reinvested in equities and stocks start to go up.
Last year wasn't a correction. It was a panic-driven crash and I believe it was driven mostly by retail. I haven't looked into it, but I suspect institutions didn't bail nearly as much if at all.
That's the difference.
I tried to short it but was informed by TDA it's not a marginable security and can't be shorted.
At least by retail people.
That's similar to this article:
https://www.fool.com/investing/how-to-invest/stocks/stock-market-corrections/
So, really what you are wondering about is catalyst more than price action. Consider US monetary policy and inflation as a potential.
The stocks resumed their overvaluation last year. It was actually kind of a fun time to trade. lol
Gotta go. Dentist appt.
Because the pandemic drop wasn't part of normal market cycles. It was fear based. The rebound was pretty quick on that. Recessionary recovery usually takes a bit longer This is my opinion btw.
https://www.bankrate.com/investing/market-mavens-survey-stock-market-correction-october-2021/.
FWIW, I think we'll see a market correction within a year. Should be some decent pickings then. We're actually long overdue. Last year's drop was a pandemic response rather than a market correction.
Holding companies are the salad bowls of the securities world. Hard to get a fix on just what they are.
If you're a trader you trade. I do on some securities, but also try to find some for long term holds which makes me also, I guess, an investor.
When you trade though, you sell at certain targets and look to buy back on drops. Both strategies are good.
That's why CEOs hire Social Media/Digital Promotions people to do it and don't do it themselves.
NSAV Holdings
@NSAVTech
As our Director, Mr. Yuen Wong, stated at yesterday's Emerging Growth Conference, NSAV cannot release the name of the major crypto exchange due to a confidentiality agreement, until the closing documents are signed.
12:35 PM · Oct 28, 2021·Twitter Web App
This is all you need to know wrt NSAV:
https://news.cnyes.com/news/id/4751913
I did. Should have gotten more.
Shoulda, coulda, eh?
NSAV Holdings
@NSAVTech
The NSAVDEX Exchange has zero gas fees and is using Inter-Blockchain Technology (IBC) in our protocol, which none of our top four DEX competitors are using and that includes dYdX Exchange the number DEX out there, with a 24 hour trading volume of $2.9 billion.
Have been in an out of this for a couple years now. But my last buy was earlier this year when crypto crashed and CLSK was trading in the 10s. Wish I had bought more at that time. lol
From an article:
Legal experts agree, however, that lawsuits aren't the most effective way to challenge information spread in online investor forums. "Most public companies, rather than engage in litigation--which is costly and disruptive--are opting instead to make sure they have very open, active lines of communication with financial press, general press, and large institutional investors," Snow added. "If they are responsive to all inquiries, then they aren't particularly vulnerable to rumors on the Net and elsewhere because they are continuously updating the market and public about developments that are affecting them."
This looks muggish to me.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/petermichaels/
Problem is... no one knows exactly what they're building.
Lucid Air Dream Edition's First Customers Can Take Possession Of Luxury EV Sedan Saturday
https://www.benzinga.com/news/21/10/23644677/lucid-air-dream-editions-first-customers-can-take-possession-of-luxury-ev-sedan-saturday?fbclid=IwAR22lSBgo6P-UlPmS6IcZzMmQfw_h8gTvQhhqn4z3I6s7308JFxpMhZYRuE
For me, I think it's time to back off this one and see what happens next year. Best wishes to everyone remaining.
Dear Fellow CleanSpark Stakeholders,
I’m occasionally asked—OK, more than occasionally—why would we, as an energy technology business, get into the digital currency mining business? Since it’s such a frequent topic, I want to focus the first of these stakeholder updates on this question.
(Starting today you’ll receive a stakeholder update every other month. Please feel free to share them with your colleagues and others who may be interested in the work we are doing at CleanSpark).
As you know, CleanSpark’s vision since day one has been to facilitate abundant, affordable, clean energy. Our microgrid services and technologies continue to lead these efforts. Our innovative systems make energy generation and storage more efficient. They cut down on power costs and reduce energy waste.
It just so happens that Bitcoin mining is an industry
ripe for CleanSpark’s innovation.
Bitcoin is perhaps the world’s greatest playground for energy technology development that has ever existed. We can use it to innovate, test, and deploy new energy technologies. As the United States and the world respond to a changing climate by moving to renewable, clean energy sources, it will put pressure on American energy infrastructure. This is where the relationship between decentralized energy and decentralized currency starts to shine.
Digital currency mining is so profitable that it incentivizes investment into renewable and distributed energy.
For those of you who have been with us for a long time, our move into the world of bitcoin mining is exciting and new. We firmly believe that it is not only extraordinarily profitable for our shareholders, but that it also contributes to the vision you signed up for: a company that is changing the future of energy management by making it sustainable, clean, and abundant.
I hope you continue to find CleanSpark’s pragmatic, non-ideological approach to leaving this planet better for our children and grandchildren inspiring. Bitcoin mining and the decentralized systems it empowers are an incredible vehicle for realizing CleanSpark’s true potential.
Sincerely,
Matthew Schultz
Executive Chairman
CleanSpark Board of Directors
The same price you see here.
Believe what you want. I prefer to believe in the chart and not the assessment of a stranger on iHub.
IMO, this has to be looked at as a long term hold because the short term isn't particularly pretty. Here's a risk analysis:
https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/capital-goods/nasdaq-idex/ideanomics#summary