It seems to me that the folks at pumpsanddumps.com may be exaggerating a bit on what can obviously be noted as small mistakes made by FITX.

Clearly, somebody made a mistake on the Aug. 19 Quarterly Report about the number of shares issued (page 2). On Aug. 26 FITX issued an Interim Financial Report that expressly addresses this problem titled, "Revised 3rd QT with retirement of 75,000,000 shares accounted for".

75,000,000 is the difference in shares between the Aug. 19 and Aug. 26 reports. Of note, page 21 of each document is different with the later document stating that Canadian Nutrition Superstores had failed to "supply certain financial information requested." This is certainly a valid reason to terminate an acquisition with 75,000,000 on the line. Additionally, this is one of the terms stated in the May 20 Quarterly Report on page 21 regarding the acquisition that FITX could "terminate it depending on the ability of the acquiree to supply certain financial information requested."

I am disappointed that the deal didn't go through, but it appears Canadian Nutrition Superstores couldn't hold up their end of the bargain. While its not a full blown PR sent out to the news outlets, it is a public statement of the failure. I'm sure Canadian Nutrition Superstores is better off without FITX shouting to the world that they couldn't get their books in order. Probably some legal reasons in there for not making a more public announcement, too.

While on the topic of the May 20 Quarterly Report and Canadian Nutrition Superstores, this subsequent pumpsanddumps.com article points out that the report states "The Company will either consummate the transaction in the first quarter of 2014" and surmised that the transaction should already have been completed. Clearly, this is another typo. A document from May 20 noting a recent deal would not be referring to the past as a possible time to finish.

pumpsanddumps.com seems a dubious source of information about FITX. The information is sensationalized and their links to sources don't necessarily go to the correct place. The "Loses Count" article's first link (at the time of this post) directs you to the "FITX - Supplemental Information" Aug. 19 document when the unknown author is clearly talking about the Quarterly Report. Following their chain of thought with the incorrect link felt a bit disorienting. This, of course, can be attributed to simply copying the wrong link by accident. Typos, apparantly, make the world go round.

The mistakes in the quarterly reports on share counts and the Canadian Nutrition Superstore acquisition seem to be the biggest points those articles are discussing. Frankly, there is a valid point to be made by bringing them up: FITX needs to do a much better job with proofreading its quarterly reports. This does not appear to me as much a devastating series of events as they are presented by pumpsanddumps.com, but it is something that needs addressing.

As for the -0.005$ movement today: yesterday's announcement created a boost in volume and price, resulting in an RSI over 70. So, we should have expected a small correction today. Nothing to freak out about. I expect good things in the future from FITX.

That was a very nice and insightful message you just conveyed to us and I am grateful you took the time to write it all out for us.

It is very long, though...

v70r...

TAKE A BREAK!!!




Also, I am one of the many that added ADSV to my portfolio, today. Hooray for 70% instant returns! That was very nice to come home from work to. Go ADSV!

The quartly financial report that is coming will be very important, then. With an adequate showing of improvement, we should be good. If it's aweful, we're pretty much done here. If it's kinda in between, then the next quarter's report with the line of credit in hand very well could be make-or-break.

The uplisting is great and highly important, as are the increasingly more prominent people associated with ENTI's products; but if the finances don't work right...

I personally believe that we will have a good quarterly report, the move of MMx to PT*L will be grand, and all will be good for us investors.

I'm not so sure about the strength of ENTI after MMx is gone, but I invested for MMx and I won't lose anything once the dividend is passed out. All is looking fine to me. I just need patience...

Well, work is slow, today... Time to look at pictures of puppies!

Curses! Our IT guys blocked all media and Flash access at work and I cannot listen to the podcast. I will do my best and be patient for a generous, kind, and good-looking person to post a summary.

So, PT*L gets MMX and we all get shares of of that company. MMX is a major driving force for ENTI. Even with the other projects remaining, this is a strong blow to ENTI.

I have my reservations about PT*L since it looks to me that its revenue is based entirely on eleven pay telephones. Additionally, it doesn't look like PT*L has many shares. As nice as it is to see the possibility of having $0.25 per share, this is a very recently added company that doesn't seem to be trading, yet.

Will PT*L be able to maintain its share price with the addition of billions of ENTI shares? I only see 120,215,136 shares of PT*L...

The end result is that MMX will be moved to a company that is on the OTCBB and will have greater notoriety and, hopefully, investor interest while keeping the CEO. Also, we all get an equal amount of shares and basically don't lose our investment in that product. I see this as good.

ENTI, however, is losing its most exciting product. I see this as bad.

Please, feel free to correct me on any of the info I have encountered. In fact, I'm basically asking for that...

It seems to me that the last two times there have been Bollinger Band squeezes, there has been major dumping of shares. This seems to deftly counteract the typical rise in share price that typically occurs in that situation. Is that a form of price manipulation by MMers to ensure their profits on shorts?

It seems the squeezes are coming more frequently...

By my estimates using the Jan. 20 Report and eyeballing the accumulation chart, I would put us a bit closer to 97% of the shares having been bought up.

Still pretty dang good. :)

Would everybody calm down? The market's been open for a little over an hour and there's no reason to freak out like this. Sure, the price is fluctuating. We're finally seeing a hit of the volume this stock should have, let's enjoy that.

I think people are looking too far ahead to the uplist and think that the value should already be there. I know I would like that. However, there's still an unknown amount of time before that happens and many numbers between here and there. We will see this stock move up over time.

Worrying about the minute-to-minute movement of the stock in relation to every detail and communique from ENTI and MMx is silly and overly-stressful.

Individuals, ENTI, and MMs will buy and sell shares and the price will move accordingly. The longs will hold on and see their shares eventually produce a nice return. The sun will rise, tomorrow.

No need to panic, folks. The server that info is on probably just had a hiccup. Maybe it needed rebooting. Maybe it's being updated. Maybe a wire got pulled by accident. Maybe she was born with it. Maybe it's Maybelline. We don't know, but there's no need to get upset until we get information that warrants being upset about.

Might I suggest a nice walk or a bit of sugary candy to help keep things in perspective?

It's all gravy, man.

Deep breaths, dude. Hang in there!

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Genius is nothing but a great aptitude for patience. ~George-Louis de Buffon

One moment of patience may ward off great disaster. One moment of impatience may ruin a whole life. ~Chinese Proverb

Beware the fury of a patient man. ~John Dryden, Absolam and Achitophel, 1680

Patience: A minor form of despair disguised as a virtue. ~Ambrose Bierce

Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson

Agreed.

It seems to me that the longs are generally at their threshold for acquiring shares. Not that the longs only have a couple, we have very many of them, I believe. I think that generation of outside interest, and the new investors that come with it, will be what finally makes this stock move. MMs are probably aware of that limitation and their own and are just keeping the price at an easy balancing point until they lose control of it.

I think this summer could be interesting.

And as a personal note, I want to see the share price at $0.38 by the end of the year. Okay? Thanks!

Does that mean he might be on the list of artists working with MMX? If so, that's no small potatos, there. He won two Grammys this year, was nominated for an additional six, and is played on the radio pretty frequently, still.

Uh... Yay?

I don't have any valuable input for this board, but I have been in ENTI since it's high point less than a year ago. Over time I have watched my investment fall, however I have not wavered in my belief in the success of this company thanks to my own DD and what I have read on this board. I have added to my portfolio more and more stock and my average is nicely low and intend to add what I can, tomorrow. It's not much, but you can count me as another long.

Many thanks to the regular posters and experienced input you have all provided, both positive and negative.

Where's the party going to be, again? Aruba?