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recent filings, all over 6+ months old
This isnt SINX website. It actually appears it was created by a High School student (or someone with that web design ability). Lets not pretend this is how SINX would update their shareholders.
I agree...but they scared a lot of shareholders out of this stock by announcing a second R/S within like 6 months, and there was very little news out about the product & company plans.
Had I kept my belief in the product, I wouldn't have sold when I did, but when the only news coming out is relating to R/S, its tough to think that the company's management doesn't have other motives, especially in pennyland.
me too...kept a little bit, but left so much $ on the table, its sickening...i guess thats the stock market for ya
Thank you good sir
Thank you good sir
if the company has outstanding options to be purchased at say .90, after the r/s, do these options remain at .90, or would they be reflected at the split price multiple (say 1/6 r/s, so .90x6=5.40)?
If they remain at the lower price, then I seriously question managements integrity, seeing as they all have a significant amount of options outstanding at the moment.
this is what befuddles me. It was just r/s'ed. Im not sure why they would do another one so soon after. And while I understand the concept doesn't change your total $ holdings, we all can agree that this stock is taking us for a ride all over the place, and once we r/s most likely share price is going to come back down, like last time.
am I seeing this right, theyre going to R/S again?
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=8573085
Anyone know what the rip is about? No news out. Must be coming out with something about testing, or the website may finally be launching
Sionix Corporation Ships MWTS to the Williston Basin in North Dakota
1 hours 12 minutes ago - Marketwire via Comtex
Sionix Corporation (OTCBB: SINX) ("Sionix" or the "Company"), a designer of patented water treatment systems, announced today that it has shipped its Mobile Water Treatment System (MWTS) to a staging area in North Dakota under the Water Treatment Agreement with McFall Incorporated announced on March 5, 2012. Designed to treat up to 9,600 barrels per day of contaminated drilling fluids at a drilling site, this MWTS will be deployed to a specific drilling rig and commence treatment operations in early May 2012. When treatment operations commence, further announcements will be made.
Accompanying the MWTS will be senior Sionix personnel including Chief Science Officer Mark J. Hayes, Chief Engineer Charles B. Oborn, and Field Service Manager Joey M. Anderson. This team will manage the installation, commissioning, and subsequent operation of the MWTS at the initial drilling site. "This group of scientists, engineers and technicians represents a dedicated and experienced team who has the education, experience, and commitment to deliver a successful installation for the Sionix Williston Basin operations," states Sionix CEO James Currier. "This installation is very important to the growth and success of Sionix. Our senior team will remain on-site for some time to ensure the proper integration of our MWTS within the operations of the drilling rig, monitoring safety practices, calibration of instrumentation, fine tuning current supervisory controls, and collecting data for continued product development and enhancement of Sionix system designs," Currier added.
Sionix has posted updated information on its website to include new data on the Williston Basin for the benefit of its shareholders. This presentation can be found at http://www.sionix.com/willistonbasinpresentation. Additional information will be added and updated from time to time.
A lot of volume being traded the past few days...wonder if something is up...who knows with these guys though
I would think a PR or 2 should be coming out to alert to the symbol change...maybe even an SEC filing
Richard-
How do you come to the 6.40 valuation?
not being condescending, just curious how you got to that #
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=8385406
That's the most recently filed financial statements...scroll down to the liabilities. Shows $3.66m of liabilities. Hardly an insurmountable amount of debt if this thing runs as it should. This could be millions of dollars in revenue alone, which would easily cover all debts. They probably don't need much more money to get this project going, so I would assume the only additional future costs we should incur would be in relation to future projects.
new 8k out describing the agreement..
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=8464850
deal calls for $8-$30 a barrel of water.
Also calls for continuous revenues which is huge for a company this size
Anybody have any links to literature or reading about the process of stocks dropping the Q, or coming out of bankruptcy in general?
Just curious about the whole process
Now I know it doesn't mean anything, but yahoo! finance has a $2.00 1-yr target price on this sucker:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=TDLPQ.PK
Hopefully this will give us a solid move back to 30 and higher
who's selling this low? And because there isn't going to be another court date till 4/23?
Ask up to .22....lets get a run going
we really need a PR or some sort of filing or were going to lose all momentum
if the pacer report is true, then the company will exit BK, and the commons should remain intact. That is my understanding
cmon guys lets spread the word and get this thing going.
We can sky rocket today on this news...out of bankruptcy, and a phase 3 drug in testing...could be huge for everybody!
PERT just moved to .0134. Still need to get through them to get where we want
certain states are beneficial to incorporate in. Nevada for example, has no state income tax. Many companies I have come across are incorporated in Delaware for similar reasons.
what does L2 look like right now?