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That is interesting, indeed. Watkins and Co. really think outside the box, and this is just one more building block to add to potential revenue stream. I've stopped paying attention and replying to the 'others'. Thanks for updating on Entrex Press Release and sharing your thoughts. Always, appreciated.
LMAO I don't need your validation to know how well I did. Bless your heart
Don't you read! I already said: it's been the MOST PROFITABLE investment of my life. It allowed me to travel the world and take 1.5 years off work, thanks to UNSS.
I am very confident RGLG will be even better. Time will tell.
Thanks for asking Lol
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Those who do their DD and have spoken to Watkins know how active he is...those who don't, don't know and post generalities that are meaningless. It's that simple.
You're quite, right. Why are we waisting are time responding to these time wasters. It's not as if they are important in any way. I'm quite happy with everything Watkins is doing and the rest is just noise.
$RGLG Long
No, need to pump. Patience is all that is needed. GL
LMAO emoticon
UNSS was one of my best financially rewarding stocks, despite its unfortunate demise. I guess you haven't learned the concept of taking profits, yet . No wonder you seem lost and bitter. You might want to stick to mutual funds 😂
He doesn't realize some of us took profit and banked big time (more than once) on UNSS as it went from sub penny to 19 cents, 1900%!!! (not all, unfortunately) and many of us are up on RGLG with even more potential, despite the FINRA delays. Not the sharpest tool in the shed Lol
$RGLG Long
Buying a stock and then bash it on a weekly basis is the definition of insanity. Strange people Lol
A small part of me feels bad for them. It almost feels like a cry for attention by getting replies to non sensical posts, TBH.
I’ll share with you and other serious investors when I get PM again, soon. Watkins was upbeat on a few fronts.
No use sharing this with useless Johnny come latelies. 😂
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Lol
It's not as if you are changing anyone's mind here, so this exchange is pointless. I don't value anything you post, so good luck with your 'non investment', brother. Blocked button ENGAGE. 😂
Had a chat with Watkins, just now. Feeling very good about my investment is all I will say for now.
$RGLG LONG!!!
“Nothing to be hopeful for.”
Umm, if that is not Doom and Gloom, I don’t know what is. Do you just copy and paste generalities on different boards?
The future is uncertain and the end is always near. 🤣
Doom and gloom 😂
Just one more feather in the Entrex hat. Thanks for sharing.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Entrex Carbon Market Launches First
Real Estate Backed Carbon Offset Dividend Security
Boca Raton, Fl., April 25, 2024: Entrex Carbon Market, Inc (OTC: RGLG) today announced the
launch of the first Real Estate backed CO>SSET or Carbon Offset Asset.
“Our patent pending CO>SSET provides owners of this tradable security annual carbon offset
dividend income which allows owners to receive, retire or trade the offsets for their carbon neutrality
needs” said Stephen H Watkins, CEO of Entrex. “Most unique is how institutions can own the
CO>SSET, receive the annual dividend offsets and then expense them: this neutralizes their carbon
footprint but most of all neutralizes their carbon offset expense removing this expense line item from
their income statement.
”
“Potential buyers have shown us how the CO>SETT could help reduce shareholders losses by
neutralizing their annual carbon offset expenses” said Tom Harblin Partner. “With a 20x P/E ratio –
and assuming a $10 billion annual expense to buyers of carbon offsets – the CO>SETT could recover
up to $200 billion in shareholder losses.
”
“In the end Entrex’s CO>SSET provides carbon neutrality focused companies the ability of buying an
asset for their trading account – receive the carbon offset dividend income, expense their needs ---
and even trade the CO>SSET with the potential capital appreciation. CO>SSETs offer a win for the
environment, a win for the company – and most of all a win for shareholders” Harblin continued.
Information on Entrex’s Island CO>SSET is available at this link.
A GAAP White Paper on CO>SSET securities is available at this link.
Information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to sell shares or securities in the Company or any related
or associated company. Any such offer or solicitation will be made only by means of the Company’s confidential offering memorandum and in accordance with
the terms of all applicable securities and other laws.
###
About Entrex Carbon Market:
Entrex Carbon Market established a leading market to trade securitized carbon offsets. Today the
company works with carbon offset project owners to create "compliance grade" carbon offsets which
have been institutionalized by Wall Street brand name providers. Today the company works with
dozens of carbon projects, each registered and authenticated to provide credible, institutional,
securities traded to customers through broker dealers servicing their client’s needs.
For further information:
Stephen H. Watkins, CEO
Entrex Carbon Market, Inc
(OTC:RGLG)
(561) 465-7580 or 877-4-ENTREX
www.entrexcarbonmarket.com
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Doom and gloom Lol
Once again, your post is generalization that you could post on any board. “This will never happen” type posts are useless. Strange you would say that and not sell.
He's triggered because he's not relevant Lol...which is why I'll only be sharing my DD with the serious Long investors on this board via private msg from now on - not the ones that cry for attention with non sense posts. 🤣
I would suggest rethinking your investment if you think all stocks are the same. No wonder you sound so pessimistic.
Ask yourself, why is RGLG not back to its low point from a year ago despite the admittedly very long delays in becoming fully OTC Current due to FINRA? Hmm, could it be that Longs have done their DD and have locked up the very small float based on that extensive DD. Seems like this stock is ‘different’ and shows way more promise than ‘all stocks’ you refer too. How about that! 😊
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Your post is so generalized you could literally write it on almost any penny stock board. That’s why it makes me laugh. It’s just not serious.
Watkins really displays his understanding of the finance world is leaps and bounds ahead of most on Wall Street in this interview. He is the main reason I am confident about my investment in Entrex via RGLG. The FINRA delays are nothing but a speed bump on the way to uplifting this stock. The potential is tremendous IMHO.
Here's a copy of the transcript:
Georgia: So excited today because I have Steven H. Watkins. Mr. Watkins is here in studio today.
Well, not in studio, but he's in his studio. He's chairman and chief executive of Entrex. So
I googled Mr. Watkins. He's the real deal. He's no stranger to the business world. He's
been around the block. Okay. Founding a bunch of successful companies in the
information and business services realm. Actually, two of them even hit the billion dollar
market or market cap. But here's the kicker. Through all of his ventures, he noticed this
recurring struggle for entrepreneurial companies trying to get their hands on capital. It's
like there's this messy, inefficient maze that they have to navigate just to get funding. So
inspired by all these headaches, Mr. Watkins came up with this brilliant idea Entrex. It's
a sort of capital market tailor made for entrepreneurial ventures. And to really shine a
spotlight on the entrepreneurial scene, he started writing this financial column that
reached over 8 million readers nationwide.
Georgia: Not to mention he teamed up with a Dow Index folks to launch the private company
index showing off just how lively and kicking the entrepreneurial world is. He's also an
author, y'all, I got to get my hands on these books. One is called Capital Can't Fund.
What Capital Can’t Find. What a great name all about the struggles and solutions when
it comes to capital markets and funding for small companies. The other is called
“Romancing Capital. Get them at hello”. But that's why I need these books. I need to
figure out how, but less about me, more about Watkins who's not just sitting behind a
desk all day. Mr. Watkins is out there in the trenches rubbing shoulders with presidents
and big names and business at places like the US Chamber of Commerce and Fortune
Small business. He's constantly chatting with other CEOs of small companies about the
nitty gritty of growth and financing and getting that precious capital. That's what we all
want, right? Still happy to have you join us today. Thanks for being here. And can I call
you Steven?
Watkins: You certainly can.
Georgia: It's going to be weird because my husband's name is Steven. Okay. So it might come
with a tone.
Watkins: Okay, I'm ready. I'm used to that tone.
Georgia: Alright, so oh my gosh, you're like a jack of all trades, but all trades being financed.
How'd you get started in this?
Watkins: Well, it's funny, it's actually logistics. If you go back in my background, which is more
than you want to know originally, it goes back to my Dad did a $5 million IPO on the
American Stock Exchange, and he left the company with about 4 billion in revenue. You
can't do that story anymore, and if you're not raising a billion dollars, the markets just
really can't support you. And so after a couple successes we said, or I said, let's try to
figure out how to support what I define as entrepreneurs, and it's interesting, if you look
at the market, there's 18,000 public companies, yet there's 2 million private companies,
right? So the scale is massive and those companies really struggle on an efficient basis to
raise capital. So naively, we said, let's create Entrex as an entrepreneurial exchange.
Sounds so simple. The issue becomes you cannot be an exchange for non-public
securities.
Page 2 of 3
Watkins: So we had to argue with the SEC, we had to argue with finra. We had to figure out how
to get the broker dealers through a trading technology platform that brought broker
dealers originating transactions and broker dealers placing transactions and be that
efficient regulatory compliant vehicle in the middle. And this is back in 1999, 2000. So
we really pushed hard. Probably the pinnacle was 2015 when our broker dealer
managed the first trade on the blockchain of a security, which was kind of fun. Those
were big heady days. We did the overstock.com, TIGRcub security. And one of the other
things we did was we found that equities, traditional stock of private companies are
very difficult to value. If I sold you a stock today of a private company, how do you value
it more or less next week? And what we ended up finding, and we got a patent around
this for the securitization of a slice of revenue and the marketplace in which it trades.
Watkins: So it was a process patent and it basically said, look, Georgia, your hockey stick curve,
when your revenue user is going to go like this, what's the likelihood of it going to do
that? And you do a simple discounted cashflow on the anticipated cashflow from a slice
of that revenue. And so let's just say we take 1% of your revenue and then we divvy that
up in a security for everybody gets one 10th of a percent of revenue in their security,
and then every month you get that percent and now you can figure out what the value
of that security is. It was brilliant. And so one of the first ones we did on the blockchain
was with Overstock. I think it was six one hundreds of a percent of revenue, but we
broke it down into $10,000 slices and then it traded with institutional buyers. And it was
really an interesting business model. I don't think that market was ready for it. It was
probably a little too early. Now it's turned into a lot of crowdfunding and things that I'm
not necessarily proud of. But I think when you look at the testimony we did in Congress
and as we were talking, I met with Obama over lunch at the White House. It was just a
really interesting kind of things to try to propel that sector of the economy, the one
that's the growth sector of the nation.
Georgia: That's right. I like how you flippantly said, I had lunch with Obama, and I think that's
fantastic. You are always around these movers and shakers. Let me just ask you straight
what exactly, and you've explained a little bit, but what is Entrex?
Watkins: Well, so today you could argue we're a technology company that works together with
broker dealers, originating deals and those placing. And so we've taken the model that
supported the entrepreneurs and we said, let's go look at how the carbon market fits
into that. And you've probably heard about carbon, all these companies,
Georgia: Neutral,
Watkins: All that stuff. Well, last week Bloomberg said it's going to be a 20 billion market in a
matter of years, but it's all very illegitimate today. It's all done by under UN sanctions
and registrars that you double and triple sell the security, not a security. You double and
triple sell this offset because there's no tracking. Well, you and I both know in the
financial market, you cannot double sell a security. There's one security and one person
owns it at a time. The methodologies are incredibly efficient. Now the other thing we
found working with KPMG, which was kind of fun, was the trading a carbon offset on the
blockchain trading one metric ton took about one metric ton of power to actually trade
it compared to 216,000 trades on Wall Street for that same metric ton.
Page 3 of 3
Georgia: Wow.
Watkins: So the blockchain energy wise is just so inefficient. And so what we ended up saying was
we have to figure out how to make this easy for broker dealers to support their clients
that need carbon offsets. And we need to be able to produce those carbon offsets from
the originators of people that have carbon offsets. And so we look like NASDAQ or NYSE,
where in the middle you've got these securitized carbon offsets that broker dealers can
trade to their buying clients
Georgia: Clients. Wow. So let me ask you this. Is this carbon neutral thing, is it a fad or is it the
future? I think it's the future, but I want to know what you think.
Watkins: Well, hey, I'm in the middle. I'd love it to be real and I believe it's real. I think the past
election cycle, it was a big question, right? Was Trump or was Biden going to support
the trend? I think this election cycle, there's so much momentum behind it. The SEC last
month declared that the large issuers have to have what they call a scope two emission.
You have to count what your emission is. And based on today's emission, if you've
declared carbon neutrality by 2030, which nearly every public company has, you better
be on the way there. You cannot wait for that 2029 management team to be there. If
you've given yourself 10 years, you better be 10% there each year. Which means if you
can't create efficiencies and lower your carbon footprint, you have to buy carbon offsets
to minimize that footprint. So when Bloomberg announces we need a billion carbon
offsets, that's a billion metric tons of carbon. I don't think that market's going away. I
think it's here to stay. The legitimization of it is key, which is why the SEC and FINRA and
then creating a regulatory compliant marketplace for this matters to us. And why I think
Georgia: No, I was just going to say, so you guys are kind on the forefront of this and if people
want to who are listening or watching on our YouTube channel, how do they find out
more about it? How do they find out more about Entrex
Watkins: EntrexCarbonMarket.com? There you have it. Simple.
Georgia: Thank you so much. You are just like a bevy of information I could really take. I know
you have y'all, Watkins is so busy. He's got other podcasts to do. But I could take your
whole day up, but I know I can't. Thank you so much for being here with us today.
Watkins: Well, thank you for having me. Appreciate the opportunity.
Moderator: Remember, if you've got questions, we can help answer them. We'd love to hear from
you. Email us ww show@gmail.com or hit us up on social media at what's next Wall
Street. You can watch episodes of the show on YouTube. Just type at WW show into the
search box or listen, share. Take your Spotify email to friends, post it on your social
media so we can get more friends like you and join our podcast. I'm Dave Matthews.
Georgia: And I'm Georgia Alfredas. We will see you next time on What's next Wall Street.
$RGLG Long
This is not financial advice - Do your own DD
Folks, there is a massive dump of ONE share, today. The dilution trend is incredible. 😂
Doom and gloom. Lol
Exactly. I’m even surprised that it didn’t go back down considering the frustrating delays, but no one is selling. I was hoping to add more Lol.
$RGLG trigger pulled Lol
You have zero proof this will happen. Your assessment of what will happen to this stock because it happened to you with other OTC stocks is pure projection and unfounded. The fact you have very little DD on Entrex and the CEO confirms that. Volumes have been insignificant which proves there is Zero dilution and that’s a Fact!
I get a laugh at how pathetic Johnny Come Latelies sound. Meanwhile, shares are locked solid waiting patiently for FINRA to do their jobs. They are inconsequential to our investment and add little to this board. I have some DD that I will share with serious posters through Private Messaging soon Re: OTC Current status.
$RGLG Long
Good news in the Carbon Offset market. Ebtrex is well positioned to capitalize with SEC-regulated credits.
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/carbon-credits-market-huge-boost-184932598.html
It's coming...during the next eclipse. 😂 Incredible how everything about pinkies is being projected onto Entrex and Watkins (who is as transparent, communicative, and forthcoming as they come, and a class apart from typical pinky CEOs) without proof...but yeah,'it's coming' Lol.
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It happened during the eclipse, so it doesn't show up on iHub trading history. 😂
You found me out, pure genius! Thanks for the Friday laugh, brother but I'm not wasting time on your ridiculous posts. Your input here is just not important to my investment.
That’s right I’m pumping by copy and pasting what was in the news release. Look at all that trading volume I generated this week. Suckers are paying for my half sandwich lunch this week. Woot!
Solid update:
OTC/FINRA/SEC filings
ENTREX
• “Change of Control” approved by OTC Markets
• OTCIQ – Access Pending FINRA approval of Name/Symbol
• Stock - Musings
• All data requested and Provided in March
• 18 Year Corporate Officer/Director requested – provided.
• Status show Received / Pending Review since March
• Two Counsel enquiries from Mar/Apr NOT responded.
• 250 million Common Authorized – Nevada Sec of State
• ~210 million allocated on a fully diluted basis
• Management shares are restricted – Zero Liquidity
• There on NO preferred shares issued.
Entrex/ Watkins is a no BS, all business world class team
Really toxic people. They claim to call transfer agents, report false statements, but don't want to call the CEO as part of their due diligence - just plain laziness trying to project their past failures in OTC market onto Entrex/ Watkins, which we know is so beyond regular stinky pinky shenanigans. Thanks for your objective contributions. The Block button is very useful these days Lol
It's actually getting pretty funny. They are truly not accomplishing anything and even get triggered by your use of a $ sign. 'Look at me, I buy stocks and then complain about how scammy it is, because I need attention' Lol.
Thanks Toucan.
It’s not worth wasting your breath on time wasters. I use the Block button on Johnny come lately posters and stay focussed on the long term prospect with Entrex. At the end of the day, what is said on this board matters little if we are Long, although it’s nice to get solid DD like what AD just posted.
$RGLG Long and Strong
Now that's what I call solid DD! Thanks AD. It's not a matter of IF, but WHEN - AIMHO.
I have filtered out trolls who contribute little to nothing on this board and rely on intelligent DD from posters like you and others, and whatever I can gather myself.
Some seem more interested in getting attention, than anything else...not worth my time. It's not as if they will scare Longs into selling, so I'm not sure what other reasons they would have to do so.
$RGLG Long