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Yeah, I think you're right. I saw the feb. 7, 2016 date above the article....Was probably more hopeful that it was a new deal than I was convinced, especially since that kind of a new deal is usually released in a widespread PR (which it was at the time). I should have looked up the dates of the other deals mentioned in the article before I posted. I was lazy because of the hour...Apologies!
Hey ZRock - see my post from 1:55am Feb 8. I found a new story that says GE and Sigma signed a new deal. It seems legit...
http://www.sparpointgroup.com/news/ge-aviation-speeds-up-production-of-3d-printed-jet-engine-parts-by-25
This was published today. It says GE and Sigma signed a new deal. See below or copy & paste link.
http://www.sparpointgroup.com/news/ge-aviation-speeds-up-production-of-3d-printed-jet-engine-parts-by-25
GE Aviation speeds up production of 3D printed jet engine parts by 25%
Written by SPAR Point Group staff
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GE Aviation said it will speed up the process of 3D printing jet engine parts by 25 percent to support an ambitious production schedule with the help of in-process inspection technologies as part of a new agreement with Sigma Labs, Inc.
Sigma Labs signs deal to implement in-process inspection technology for additive manufactured metal jet engine components, called PrintRite3D
GE Aviation said it will speed up the process of 3D printing jet engine parts by 25 percent to support an ambitious production schedule with the help of in-process inspection technologies as part of a new agreement with Sigma Labs, Inc.
Evendale, Ohio-based GE Aviation is a subsidiary of General Electric and a leading manufacturer of jet, turboshaft and turboprop engines, components and integrated systems for commercial, military, business and general aviation aircraft.
Sigma, headquartered in Santa Fe, N.M., recently signed a Joint Technology Development Agreement with GE Aviation to implement Sigma’s in-process inspection technology for additive manufactured metal jet engine components, called PrintRite3D, which verifies the quality and geometry of 3D printed metal components during the additive build process.
Additive manufacturing machines, more commonly known as 3D printers, is the process of joining plastic, metal, and composite materials based on 3D model data, usually layer upon layer to build physical models, prototypes, patterns, tooling components, and production parts.
GE Aviation uses additive manufacturing methods such as direct metal laser melting (DMLM) to build 3D-designed production engine components that traditional manufacturing methods are incapable of producing.
GE's additive manufactured components weigh less than conventional parts because they replace complex assemblies with single pieces, reducing the need for brazing and welding. Additive manufacturing also generates less scrap material during the fabrication process.
The additive manufacturing process involves taking digital designs from computer aided design (CAD) software, and laying horizontal cross-sections to manufacture the part. The process creates the layered cross-sections using a laser beam to melt the raw material.
"Today, post-build inspection procedures account for as much as 25 percent of the time required to produce an additively manufactured engine component," said Greg Morris, GE Aviation's business development leader for additive manufacturing. "By conducting those inspection procedures while the component is being built, GE Aviation and Sigma labs will expedite production rates for GE's additive manufactured engine components like the LEAP fuel nozzle."
By 2020, GE Aviation will produce more than 100,000 additive manufactured components for the LEAP and GE9X engines. GE will install 19 additive manufactured fuel nozzles on every LEAP engine, which has amassed more than 4,500 orders.
The LEAP fuel nozzle is up to 25 percent lighter and five-times more durable than traditionally manufactured fuel nozzles, leading to big fuel savings.
Mark Cola, Sigma CEO, said through the agreement, the two companies will work to assure the “build quality and as-built repeatability of additively manufactured aircraft engine components, thereby ensuring predictable materials properties critical to successful product commercialization.”
Sigma said it is also in final discussions with Interactive Machines, Inc., to complete a joint venture agreement to commercialize a breakthrough 3D metal prototype machine designed to produce an increased output of up to 10 times over currently available 3D metal printing machines. Demonstration of the prototype is planned for the third quarter of 2014.
Sigma said it anticipates to have worldwide, exclusive manufacturing and marketing rights to the device, with Interactive Machines owning the intellectual property and receiving a royalty from Sigma for the use of its production technology. - See more at: http://www.sparpointgroup.com/news/ge-aviation-speeds-up-production-of-3d-printed-jet-engine-parts-by-25#sthash.MQoDPWKC.dpuf
First time I've heard of someone at GSV selling shares. Director David M. Cole
sold 5000 shares April 15
10,000 on 4/17
10,000 on 4/16
Sold off a total of 25,000 shares.
However Awde did buy about 30000 shares. Still strange that someone is selling this late in the game.
I've been holding for over two years and I made a decision to sell and revisit at a later date. However, it's been extremely difficult to sell---this will be day 3 at the bid after trying the ask---anyone else experience this when selling?
On another note: I would like to thank the board for all of your insight and experience and always keeping it professional.
It's manipulation by the MMs -- usually a tactic to short.
Hi all- new to the gpro board. Just started trading options on them. I've had good results so far. I was curious if you guys think there will be a run up going into earnings next week on the 5th and what day it could start. I'm thinking tomorrow or Thursday could be the start of some upward strength -- and out of the $48-53 pattern. Thoughts? Thanks!
Thought I'd pass on some information that I recently picked up about specific market makers.
These MMs are known "shorters", however, if they are seen on the bid side watch out for a short squeeze:
AABA, ACPL, ASCM, PUMA, TRAS, CSTI, UBSS, FANC, MICA, and CANT.
If these MMs are on the bid side watch out for dilution:
BMIC, VERT, BFIN and WDCO.
Sglb signed a contract w America makes program worth approx $500,000.
Anyone have a theory why GSV is trading up and holding in a down market today? Maybe there's a news release on the horizon? Or is it more about the pressures on the economy/cost of oil and investors making a move back into gold?
Also, has anyone noticed how difficult it is to sell shares of gsv? I realize there usually isn't much volume (usually 50,000-250,000 on a good day) but when I try and sell 3-8k shares nothing sells and the price will skip right over my ask to a higher bid. Any suggestions other than selling shares without conditions, which can end up costing a lot in trading fees w this stock? Thanks!
I'm curious why there hasn't been a substantive discussion about Vivek Dave starting his own OTC. I think it's rather suspicious and could be cause for alarm. Why on earth would the chief scientist at Sigma start an OTC company now? I would love to hear the board's thoughts. ....Also...I couldn't find any documents that listed Vivek Dave as a shareholder. There are several instances where shares were issued to a consultant--perhaps he was issued shares under his Northern New Hampshire Consultancy company? Does anyone have more info on this -- a link?
I'm long but starting to get a bit concerned/suspicious...thanks!
Can someone please explain why such brilliant scientists would choose to buy a shell company listed on the pink sheets in the first place -- and one with a horrible track record (frameworks)? With their established credibility, why wouldn't they go down the startup path and work toward an ipo? Wouldn't this be the more respectable and credible way? I realize it's expensive to set up a company, but since they already had the credibility and contacts from previous contracts with the U.S. Air Force & Army, Pratt & Whitney and Honeywell and several others, why would a couple of highly respectable scientists go in this direction--$195,000 for a bankrupt and shady shell company. I've read about them not being able to get funding at the right valuation but I'm having a hard time believing that's the only reason. Anyway, I would love to hear thoughts on why - pros/cons. I am long and like what they are building, but this is a bit disconcerting. ---one post per day
My one post of the day: I'm long SGLB at too high of a share price. I do believe in the company, but I think it's going to continue to feel the pressure until the end of the year, unless there is a significant release about a contract/revenue. I've set a limit trade at 6.3, but I may drop it lower with the downward pressure I've witnessed in the last two days.
RFB---as much as I hate to hear your analysis - it sounds reasonable. At what price do you see it bottoming out? In a previous post I think you said 3-4? I don't quite remember. I've been looking at the charts but they seem to be a bit murky concerning a turnaround, which I guess I should take as neutral or downward pressure. ..thanks in advance!
Was that a calculated takedown today or a reaction to the news about Dark Star from last week? Just when it looked like it was going to start ticking up into the 50s...
I don't post often, but I check in with the board a couple times a day. Thanks for all of the great information! In response to your question about patents and Printrite3D — Currently B6 Sigma owns 3 patents and are waiting on others pertaining to PrintRite3D. You can view the details of the patents by copying and pasting the links below.
It's worth reading all of them, but the patent that he was one of the inventors on for the government is fascinating — and is probably where the idea for the current business came from. It's not difficult to see how they made the leap. These guys are brilliant!
Note: Assignee = Patent owner
B6 Patent # 8,372,224
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=8372224.PN.&OS=PN/8372224&RS=PN/8372224
B6 Patent # 8,359,979
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=8359979.PN.&OS=PN/8359979&RS=PN/8359979
B6 Patent # 8,354,608
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=8354608.PN.&OS=PN/8354608&RS=PN/8354608#top
Patent # 6,857,553
US Government
Mark Cola and Dave Vivek's names are listed on this patent, but they are the inventors not the patent holders. The US government owns the patent.
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&Sect2=HITOFF&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsearch-adv.htm&r=4&p=1&f=G&l=50&d=PTXT&S1=cola-mark-j.INNM.&OS=in/cola-mark-j&RS=IN/cola-mark-j
I hope this helps answer some of the questions that you had about patents.
Hi Cowboy!
Thanks for your response! It's nice to know I'm not the only one still following GSV. I also believe they will get bought out sooner rather than later. I think it will probably happen sometime in the first 6-9 months of 2015 - or at least things should start to heat up leading to a buyout. As for price per share- if I had to guess - $6-8 share. Of course it all depends on future drills, quality, price of gold, market conditions, etc and also if there is a bidding war, which is a very real possibility because of the location and the untapped value they are sitting on and the value it could add to any of the surrounding mines.
I have a very good feeling about gsv's future. The last time I felt this good about an investment was when I got in on Sirius after it hit rock bottom at a nickel (not so good for people who owned shares during the company's decline). Let's hope I'm right again! By no means is this meant as a hype. Everything is pure speculation!
Anyway, the Barron's article is below and here's what I can offer on insider sites:
Insider sites that I use aren't publishing gsv data either. Maybe it's because Awde and others have been purchasing shares on the open market -- not through options. Every recent stock purchase that's been made by GSV executive management has been written about by the media -- from what I can tell. Guru focus is reporting that Chuck Royce of of Royce Funds bought 2,000,000 shares on sept. 30. I wasn't aware of that til now. That's a very big deal since that "violates" the rule about not buying stocks under $5.00.
Barron's
November 7, 2014
We believe it is productive to highlight multiple companies that are progressing through the current challenging markets, maintaining strong balance sheets, and sustaining the potentially prolonged weakness in the precious-metals market.
While these firms raised money at valuations some investors deem to be depressed, we highlight that these transactions have allowed the firms to move their operations forward and are not standing still in a survivalist mode. The market dynamic has shifted towards companies that are well capitalized and continue to execute a sound business plan in order to advance their respective projects.
Pretium Resources (ticker: PVG ) [rated at Buy] continues to report high-grade drill results at the Brucejack project [in British Columbia] and is currently on track to secure the environmental assessment certificate in the second quarter of 2015. Pretium intends to follow up with additional underground drilling in the first quarter of 2015 from an access ramp currently under construction at the 1260 level.
MAG Silver ( MVG ) [rated at Buy] is advancing two significant projects within the Mexican Silver Belt. At MAG’s primary property, a joint venture between MAG and Fresnillo [of Mexico], the companies are currently advancing the underground decline towards the high-grade Valdecañas and Juanicipio silver vein discoveries.
Gold Standard Ventures ( GSV ) [rated at Buy] recently delivered an initial resource estimate greater than 1.4 million ounce of gold and continuing with a Phase II program at the Railroad-Pinion project to further delineate the deposit. Gold Standard recently announced an expansion of the drill program to further explore the Pinion North Zone for oxide ore at depth and along strike.
Golden Minerals ( AUMN ) [rated at Buy] released high-grade drilling results from four holes of a drilling program conducted at its Santa Maria property located in Santa Barbara, Chihuahua State, Mexico. We also highlight that the firm restarted mining at its flagship Velardeña property, located in Durango, Mexico, in July of this year.
Comstock Mining ( LODE ) [rated at Buy] reported encouraging third-quarter results, with year-to-date gold and silver pours increasing 15% and 33%, respectively. Further, the company expanded and amended its landmark Storey County Special Use Permit, which allows the firm to expand its mining and processing capabilities, in addition to increasing the land-holdings throughout Storey and Lyon Counties [in Nevada] to almost 8,000 acres.
Thus far in 2014, the prices of gold, silver and platinum have disappointed. We note that a number of forward looking mining companies have been able to successfully raise capital, mainly during the summer, while continuing to execute on their individual and fundamental business plans. We do believe the recent selloff in the precious metals space is overdone and note that any potential recovery in metals prices could present opportunity. Further, given these past raises, there should not be any further dilution, in the near term, for companies positioned to expand their resource portfolios, which they can use to increase future mine plans and strengthen their respective balance sheets.
While the overall momentum for precious metals this year so far has been negative, we do not believe that this trend or disfavor is sustainable over the longer term. A key data point to consider is the size of the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) own balance sheet which currently stands at over $4.3 trillion. History of finance has no exact precedent on how a central bank would unwind an asset portfolio of this magnitude without encountering a devaluation of the underlying currency. We also note the size of the U.S. federal government’s debt, which currently stands at approximately $17.8 trillion.
It is our belief that the FOMC will not be in a position to raise interest rates to historic norms of 4.0%-5.0% for many years, because doing so would stifle the government’s ability to refinance short-term maturing debt and also meet existing interest payments on the national debt. The only longer-term path out of this quagmire of debt is to systematically devalue the U.S. dollar, which plays into the hands of gold and all precious metals.
Even with a headwind going against precious metals, investors can take advantage of multiple growth equities in the sector that are performing according to plan and have the ability to deliver going forward. We continue to search for individual companies which are efficiently expanding their resource estimates, raising production outlooks and maintaining timelines while containing cost metrics, and importantly, exercising prudent balance-sheet stewardship.
The board has become a ghost town. I hope the future of gsv isn't that scary!
I have a few questions if anyone has any thoughts about what's going on w gsv and what the future may hold.
1. Anyone care to speculate why the price continues to drop even when positive news is consistently released?
2. Does anyone have thoughts on when it might turn around or what it will take (short of gold hitting all time highs again) to see the price head north?
3. Anyone think this hammering might have to do with all the rumors about a buyout/takeover - trying to aggressively drive the price down for a buyout?
Saw this in Barron's:
http://online.barrons.com/articles/picks-in-precious-metals-that-will-forge-ahead-1415375698
Thanks!
The last run gsv broke the $1.00 barrier, but didn't stay there for long. There is speculation that the next report is going to be positive--I'm curious if people here are planning on selling if it goes above a dollar or hold because the company does seem to be in a stronger position this time around. Also there seems to be a lot of chatter about M&A deals in this sector--would gsv let themselves be acquired, and if so, for how much? Approximation of course....
I just found this press release on Marketwatch today. Drill results are expected any day...absolutely glowing report from Rockstone! I've also included the link to the full report after mw link. Of course it will depend on results but would anyone like to suggest a target?
Marketwatch:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/uncovering-the-beauty-of-the-mysterious-pinion-gold-oxide-deposit-2014-06-17?reflink=MW_news_stmp
Rockstone full report:
http://www.rockstone-research.de/research/RockstoneGSVupdate1english.pdf
This report says phase one of 13 drills in the pinion north and the main zone should be finished by the end of June. Perhaps a report in early July?
http://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/news-releases/224-tsx-venture/gsv/29230-gold-standard-initiates-drilling-at-its-pinion-oxide-gold-deposit-in-nevada-s-carlin-trend.html#
Bad timing- just when the stock was building momentum Dave Mathewson leaves...hopefully this is a short-lived hindrance!
I think the catalyst could be from:
1. The interview in he Gold Report w Jon Awde -- a lot of good news reported
2. Rockstone initiated coverage in a 10 page report. Price target =C$2.80 in 6 months or sooner if it achieves stated goals.
http://www.rockstone-research.de/research/RockstoneGSV1english.pdf
3. Macquarie's mining analyst put a C$10.00 target within a year if it reaches stated drilling goals w in 9 months (+20 million oz) Thus making it ripe for M&A with a billion dollar valuation.
4. The aggressive insider buying (which I think you mentioned in an earlier post)
Hopefully gsv has finally turned a corner and will be able to break though $1.00 and continue an upward trend -- rather than retreat!
Very optimistic interview with cofounder Jon Awde. He explains why the land is so valuable and how they were able to acquire it. Perhaps we may see some upward movement in the near future...
http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/16033?utm_source=delivra&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Gold+final+5%2D21%2D14
Given Shareef's success with selling companies, what are the chances of adtm uplisting vs. being sold to another company? If there is a greater chance of it being sold would there be any reason for the reverse split? Is this the first public company that he is trying to either sell or uplist?
Anyone else experiencing display problems with the board? They all seem to be off by one...annoying!
Also was speculating the sudden turnaround in the movement--I was just about to pick up more shares at .109-11 and then it took a sharp turn. 10k tomorrow or perhaps another news release?
I've never been to Santa Fe -- from what I've seen and read it seems quite gorgeous. Any of the regular posters thinking of going - (the only board I would ever ask this!) if for nothing else It would be a great escape from the insane winter we've been having here in NYC! A bit of sun might open up some optimism...anyone know when the next earnings report is supposed to drop? End of month?
This level of silence is really getting frustrating. I agree with several people who have commented that GE is probably in control at this point, but come on, they've been radio silent for about a month and a half now! Drop us something!
Wow, what a sell off! Any thoughts as to why? Just a typical coordinated short or something else coming -- earnings or dilution? I really thought we were going to stay above @ or above 12 until earnings...
How so? They just bought a company that is about to enter bankruptcy. Check out the site - it says so on the homepage --and the website doesn't work. A little reading comprehension--folks!
I hope you realize this is just a press release that was written by the company. This isn't news! The way it works is the company hires a company like Business Wire to distribute the PR statements they write. Business Wire has a publishing deal with all of the major news outlets and trade magazines, which guarantees the release of statements such as these. Next time you read one on a site like the WSJ take notice of the statement at the very bottom: The Wall Street Journal news department was not involved in the creation of this content.
So many people fall for these ludicrous statements and invest their money based on these type of press releases. Know how to separate fact from fiction!
Came across this article while searching for information on why adtm's trade data didn't post today. This company has come a long way since Shareef took over. The article serves as a good reminder of what the company has going for it in and what it can achieve once everything is in place.
http://beforeitsnews.com/financial-markets/2013/12/compelling-growth-for-treplabs-new-partnership-2641318.html
Sorry if this was already posted.
http://www.3dprinterworld.com/article/sigma-labs-delivers-quality-assurance-systems-leading-aerospace-company
by John Graber
January 9, 2014
Sigma Labs has delivered two of its PrintRite3D® quality assurance systems for 3D metal printing to a leading aerospace company.
The aerospace company has requested to not be identified, but a spokesman for Sigma said it is a prominent company with a high public profile.
"This important delivery is the result of our determined commercialization efforts as we transition to production during 2014," Sigma CEO Mark Cola said. "We expect additional PrintRite3D(R) business from this customer as well as with a variety of major aerospace companies over the near term. We look forward to helping all our customers achieve their critical quality control goals for 3D metal printed parts."
Sigma Labs expects to generate up to $975,000 in revenues during 2014 as the PrintRite3D(R) systems undergo tests and evaluations.
PrintRite3D(R) is Sigma Labs' patented software package that quickly assesses the quality of a part during the additive manufacturing process by using real-time data, as opposed to waiting for costly post-process inspection.
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Benandemmiboo--Thanks for your continued posts! This last post prompted me to go to gsv's site and do some reading. I reread the terms of the Pinon deal and it got me thinking about how all those shares could affect the price if they were immediately sold. It sounds like the initial 5.5 million will be under a 2 year lock up, but there doesn't seem to be any sort of restraints on the other 1.25 million shares. Am I reading this right? Or will these shares be issued under the same by laws as the original 5.5 or will they be able to sell the shares off as soon as the deal is completed? The latter would be an obvious concern.
Silversmith & everyone else who has made this a fantastic board!
I found this while researching something else. Not sure if it's been posted to the board yet but I thought it was relevant to this post.
http://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/archive/2014/March/Pages/3DPrintingPromisestoRevolutionizeDefense,AerospaceIndustries.aspx
It's Nanotech's own press release from the PR firm they've hired (Business Wire). Business Wire writes and distributes what Nanotech wants the public to know.
Read the write up again. The opening graph says "NanoTech Entertainment's Nuvola NP-1 is claiming...
Notice the use of the word claiming? The author hasn't actually seen/used the product.
They pay Business Wire to get their PRs published in every publication from the Wall Street Journal to Reuters to trade industry sites. Nanotech has yet to be written up by any media publication.
Reading comprehension people. The press release doesn't say Dharmonal will be sold at Costco and Walmart. It compares their product to other hemp-based products that are sold at such stores.
Read again:
Dharmanol(TM), developed by David Hoye and Dr. Charles Apel of Berkeley Bio-Organic Research Laboratories, contains under .03% THC, less than many hemp-based health products that are sold at stores such as Costco and Walgreens.
...And just evolution.
Chef,
This is not directed at you.
Presuming this land acquisition delivers the results gsv is expecting, are there other plots of land that could further impede development? If so, does anyone know the company? Just thinking ahead -- in case another round of financing If not, what should we anticipate as the next obstacle or impediment to cause pause in getting that ticker to rise past .85-90 ?
Does anyone think they might be trying to slowly become a new mining behemoth!?!?
Please: I would love to hear ideas, theories estimates on share price after this deal settles? Anyone still think a buyout could happen? And if so at what price, what time frame and by whom?
It's encouraging that this last round was for .72. It's slowly crawling it's way up to a dollar.
Thanks!
A real Wall Street Journal article on entrepreneurs & the pot industry -- not just a Business Wire PR release....which
If anyone cares to know a random fact -- BW is a subsidiary of a Berkshire Hathaway.
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303985504579206283596764544?mod=hp_jrmodule&mg=reno64-wsj&url=http%3A%2F%2Fonline.wsj.com%2Farticle%2FSB10001424052702303985504579206283596764544.html%3Fmod%3Dhp_jrmodule
Adaptive Media was up for this contract --
http://mediamonitor.ceu.hu/2013/04/secrecy-over-new-left-wing-web-portal-stirs-media-hype/
Kind of obscure--I'm curious if they landed the deal.
Here's the story in case the link fizzles out:
Secrecy over new left-wing web portal stirs media hype
24 April 2013, 4:08 pm
Since announcing his plans in February, the editor of a left-leaning Hungarian news portal set to launch in May remains evasive about details of the new outlet, including its financial backing and ownership. The new outlet will be headed by former Index editor-in-chief Péter Uj and includes a team of former Index journalists. Uj’s new operation could rival Index, Hungary’s top online news portal, in the competition for left-wing readers and advertisers, especially during the upcoming 2014 election season.
Uj’s secrecy about his new portal has worked to fuel media speculation and hype ahead of the site’s launch. The editor has denied rumors that the portal is funded by opposition politician Gordon Bajnai but has not revealed who the owners are. Another rumor is that the news portal will be supported by the so-called “Friends, Family, Fools (FFF)” system—a new business model based on financial support from close friends and entrepreneurs.
In March, Uj issued a tender for sales-house companies to manage his website’s advertising, inviting three major media companies—Origo, Adaptive Media, and Sanoma—to apply. The project’s launch was set for early April but has been delayed until May for unknown reasons—perhaps to generate more media hype. Even the name is not officially known: Initially, the website was said to be called Jeti Válasz—“Yeti’s Answer” to the pro-Government weekly Heti Válasz (“Weekly Answer”). However, insiders now say it could be named 444.hu—444 being two-thirds of 666 (the number of Satan), in reference to Fidesz’s two-thirds electoral victory in 2010.
—Mária Sánta