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Congratulations Terry Haggerty for your appointment to the Board of Directors, as well as to the position of Chairman of the Board.
I'm hoping that the Company can see farther than the Midwest this year... Last year may have been a bad one "weatherwise" in the Midwest, but in South Florida, Texas, and California, pool and spa season went on without a care about the weather.
The point is: Broaden your distribution channels to include areas where the pool and spa season is a year-round activity for better sales numbers.
Nope, I'm seeing how well the 'grey' open market works.
If you have shares to sell, you might be advised to use that means of selling. The COMPANY can't buy them back that way, but private individuals CAN BUY them (existing shareholders, interested private buyers, etc.)
So again, There will be a 900,000 block at .001, and a 500,000 block at .001. on Monday, GTC.
Exact amounts and prices must match up exactly in the grey market.
There will be a 900,000 block at .001, and a 500,000 block at .001. on Monday, GTC.
Tank
Hi Orca,
Tank
From Investopedia
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/stockcertificate.asp
Paper Stock Certificates Are Gone With the Winds of Change
BY MATT LEE Updated Dec 14, 2018
Before the internet and online brokerages, holding a physical stock certificate was a necessity. It was the only way buyers of shares could prove their ownership. Today, the electronic trail has replaced the certificate.
Over time, one American company after another has stopped issuing stock certificates. This occasionally hits the news, as in 2013 when The Walt Disney Co. retired its frame-ready certificates featuring its colorful cartoon characters.
Most of the world's stock exchanges are undergoing the same process of phasing out paper certificates.
If You Insist
Companies will issue a certificate if you request one, but the process can be expensive and time-consuming. You can contact the company directly, in hopes of finding someone who understands your request and knows how to accomplish it. You also can request one from a broker, who is legally entitled to charge up to $500 for producing a piece of paper certifying ownership of a number of shares.
Old Stock Certificates: Lost Treasure?
If You Have Old Certificates
If you have an old certificate it is possible, though highly unlikely, that it has some value beyond wall art.
Check to see if the company is still in business. If it is, look at the certificate for the identification, or CUSIP, number, and the state in which the company was incorporated. Contact the office of the secretary of state in that state to find out if the company is still doing business there. If it is, you can call the company to find out who its transfer agent is.
In order to cash in the stock, you need to complete the transfer form on the back of the certificate and have it notarized. You'll send that to the transfer agent, who will register the stock to you as owner. At that point, you can sell the stock through the transfer agent or a stockbroker.
Wall Art
In their heyday, stock certificates were often appealing examples of the printer's art. Companies competed to create the most beautiful, or at least most impressive, certificates.
These are now collectibles. Most are worth only a few dollars, based on eBay listings, but some very rare and unusual examples have considerable value.
End of an Era
The demise of the stock certificate ends a tradition that extends back at least 400 years. One of the oldest known examples of a stock certificate, found in Holland, was issued in 1606. It was around that time that the Dutch East Indies Company became the first company to issue stock certificates.
Pantherj,
No, the proper way for the Company to buyback shares is for the buyer and seller to agree on a price per share and amount of shares, and then for the Company to contact the Transfer Agent, who would then notify the DTCC that a transfer of shares is about to take place. That notification would help insure that the much-valued Deferred Tax Asset is not lost, and that it remains in place.
The current Director of Finance, on the other hand, insists that any shareholder wanting to sell shares back to the Company needs to contact the Transfer Agent and request that their shares be converted to a stock certificate (outdated and expensive), which the shareholder would then sell to the Company.
Unfortunately, the manager of the Reorg Department at TDAmeritrade adamantly disagrees. He KNOWS how it is to be properly done, and thinks that PFSD's suggested transfer method is suspect and illegal. The Reorg manager also suggests that there be a single point of contact for both the Company and shareholders --- a specific broker assigned to the PFSD buyback --- to facilitate easy transfers of money and stock. All buy- back transfers would be handled digitally, like any other stock trade.
I have explained this to the current Director of Finance several times, but to no avail.
The Company cannot buyback shares on the gray market because it bypasses the Transfer Agent and DTCC requirements, but shareholders (or any party not affiliated with PFSD) may legally and freely buy and sell shares on the gray market as they so choose.
Have a good day!
I have been told that there will be exactly 1,400,000 shares at .001 on the gray market today (Friday).
Rules for buying on the gray market: Buy orders must match exactly those numbers.
Phenomenal.... Congrats all!
You bet it is, Py: big breakout coming.
PSAR just flipped to the positive. ADX-PPO spread widening. Accumulation through the roof. 10 million share bids chasing the price. All trades recently have been buys at the ASK.
Personally, I'd like to see it drop to 14-15 one more time, but that might be too much to ask if news is imminent. With the MA 200 at .0018, that might be as low as she goes.
NHMD
Sure wish I was in a situation to try Eco One, but I had to leave the pool with the last house.
The Degreaser is mild in odor and tactile harshness, but it really attacks grease fast.
This was after using Oxy boost powder, which was excellent in getting out stains.
I use the Degreaser and the Laundry Pods.
Great bid support at .0013. But that's all it is, and I doubt there will be anymore shares sold at that price. JMHO
Thanks to whomever is putting up the cash for that support; it's a good indication of bullish sentiment.
If that cash represents a new buyer with the desire to accumulate, however, he/she needs to 'get real' in terms of price.
NHMD ;)
Hey Ron!
Haven't talked to you for quite a while. I know this has been a disappointment for a long time; no one can blame you for taking your funds elsewhere.
Hope you find the trading action you're looking for. There's a lot out there.
T
All buys at the ASK today!
NHMD
Hold the line, Longs.
This float is bought up. This big bidder needs to buy at the ASK.
20 million shares bought at the ASK will easily take the price to .01 and beyond.
News must be coming.
NHMD
Trade war with China? AFTC on hold.
The Fake Wall is a Failed Effort. The scare tactic to get less-solid shareholders to fold is a FAIL.
Since the .0022s and .0023s were already quickly bought earlier, the "seller" of the fake wall won't risk placing a large amount of shares at those price points again.
Only when you reach .0024 is there any real amount of shares (2.7 million) And that fake wall would disappear if the tiny amounts of 22s and 23s got hit.
Most buyers are still waiting on NEWS.
NHMD
Hmmm... :)
+ Tiny sale into the bid to drop the price.
+ Wall of shares on the Ask to make it appear shareholders are folding.
+ BUT, big bids supporting. Huge hidden bid at .0014.
= Scare tactic to get the less-sold shareholder to fold, which says to me that news is on the way.
The only way to test this is for a buyer to plunge into the pool, and start buying-up the Ask to see if it suddenly disappears (pulled by the fake seller). No one (except the buyer of 350,000 shares at .0021, .0022, and .0023) seems willing to do that in the absence of NEWS.
But, notice that no one is selling into the bid.... LOL!
Pending news sounds good.
And we now have a fully reporting, OTC exchange-current company to announce it.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NHMD/disclosure
Correct, retail customers can't get product anywhere. Remaining 8 oz cans are being used for samples to grocery store chains.
Correct, the online store has been closed for months.
Correct, they don't have their own production facility, but have instead set up the larger of the two production lines at a refrigerated foods packer.
NHMD
I bought four batches from the online store, previously. But it sounds like you've had them recently. Is that right?
Were they the newer, gluten-free pancakes? Did they come in a 16oz. can?
Thank you for your reply.
Now that the company has proven that they are still in business, a cascade of LONG-AWAITED PR's and 8K's confirming deals with retailers would be nice.
Am I impatient? Yes, they are long overdue.
NHMD
Correct, the OTC or SEC does not prevent the company from filing reports.
BUT, when a company is not current in its filings, it means the company can no longer communicate with its shareholders regarding any aspect of operations not covered by SEC disclosure statements.
With the scope of activities that is coming, there is going to be plenty of news that won't be 8K'd.
Now that Nate's Homemade is current with the SEC and OTC, myriad news releases , eg., product placement, plans going forward, photos of the new facility, photos of product being delivered, etc., could be released.
There is a BIG difference between what you can tell shareholders when you're CURRENT, as opposed to when you are DELINQUENT.
With the publication of the 10Q, and the regaining of OTC current status, the Company can now officially begin to communicate with its shareholders again.
Bring on the news!
Yes, OTC status Pink Current.
NHMD
True at this moment.