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Take a look at the distributor. PR sent to all major financial sites.
Only takes about 15 minutes of searching to find out it isn't yates
Could you share a link?
I'm holding long :)
NSEH is and has been strong
I feel bad for the folks that drank the kool-aid.
Not only should people know what they are buying but they should also know their rights as shareholders...
139 million on bid?
Funny. But everyone keeps "forgetting" the one document that is not "fluff"
The bill of sale.
There is absolutely no "fluff" about it. NSEH has a legal obligation to its shareholders fulfill that contract.
NSEH has an obligation to become current with filings.
NSEH has an obligation to do everything possible to up list to the otc qb.
No scam artist good or bad would lock themselves into a legal contact that would hold them accountable for their actions.
68 million still on bid? Could get interesting
If I were to guess about Williams.
NSEH had a deal with him and he walked. Most likely to pursue something else. (Happens all the time)
That most likely caused a breech of contract which was a better solution for Williams.
It is unlikely NSEH will pursue a long litigation process as that would be a waste of resources. Giving them the option to settle through mediation.
With the current focus of the company any settlement will likely be favorable to both Williams and NSEH.
Ronn Motor is a private company there is is no way anyone could know what contracts they have.
Definitely. Besides revenue trumps this dept as far as valuation is concerned.
NSEH has a revenue plane as long as deliver the numbers no one has anything to worry about here.
The fact is Yates keeps delivering on his promises.
Sorry about that. Either way 37 million is nothing.
Yates did say he didn't want dept to destroy pps looking like he holding true to that.
Sorry about that my trade window was acting up.
At 1015 ish there was a sale of 17 million
Adding yesterday's 10 million sale we should be at 27 million already converted.
My mistake
I see 68 million on bid. Hope this baby pops
34 million already converted. Let's get this moving.
Not likely. The agreement was entered into on Oct 10. Putting the 16th or 17th around the date of conversation. Pps was around 0.0010 at that time
60k ish converts to about 60 million shares at that pps. Hence why the share price hovered.
Correct me if I am wrong. But by the date of the court order the first part of the dept should have already been converted
I didn't see anything terrible in the documents.
Also the court order is pretty open ended meaning they can continue to negotiate the payment arrangement.
Looks like neither party wants to dump stock but would rather have a controlled environment.
Kind of a what's best for you is best for me arrangement.
Also looks like the 1 billion AS (the ones that Murphy didn't buy) ARE LOCKED DOWN and can not be released to the company until after dept is paid.
Sorry but this 250k is nothing to worry about.
Still reading.
Looks like pps must be above 0.0009 and per agreement they can not purposely push the price below 0.0009 pps as they would cause a breach in the contract.
Not true at all!!!!!!
Payments are at (5) (60) and (120) days.
This is a very favorable settlement. Allowing the dept to be paid in a controlled manner.
Ronn Motor deal is still set to be completed in November.
Amounts of 66k 75k and 51k
Sorry dept had to be paid we all knew this.
If I remember correctly there was one poster here exclaiming they were "down 10k here"
10 million at 0.0005 is 5k.
In order to qualify as a day trader you must maintain a minimum balance of 25k (if I remember correctly).
Guaranteed there are a few day traders here that can easily swing 5 to 10k for quick flipping.
This is going to be a continuous problem here so long as the pps is kept low.
Current pps is great for flipping. a single tick is what 20%
Also at this low price people are going to buy.
Watching l2 most people can see that there is plenty of bid support.
The only way to combat it is to gain new investors that buy and keep the flippers shares.
The higher the price the less they can flip as resistance levels are reached.
That puts them in the position to dump as many shares as they can to drive pps back down so they can continue flipping.
Anyone can win in Vegas when you are controlling the deck.
Ck to our knowledge has no shares.
Murphy has 1 billion shares
Imo this stock will go way up as long as new people keep coming in to combat the large amount of flipping that is about to occur.
Good thing imo.
Shows that the focus is on building strength to reach .01 pps and not the pps itself.
October 27, 2014
Dear Valued Shareholder:
We are pleased to announce the first of a series of shareholder conference calls beginning tomorrow at 12:00 EST until 1:00 EST. Beginning November 11, 2014, these calls will take place on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month unless otherwise indicated.
This courtesy conference call provided by the management team is intended for informational purposes and to answer participant questions directly. In order to maintain accurate records, this call will be recorded in its entirety. We would like for the tone of the call to maintain a professional decorum. Please review the instructions and guidelines presented below in order to ensure that this occurs.
1 - Dial 1-857-232-0157
2 - Enter access code 247250 (You may do this as early as 10 minutes prior to the onset of the call)
3 - All participants will remain muted until the host takes questions. If you have a question at any time, you may indicate this by selecting 5* on your keypad. The host will then be notified that you have a question.
4 - The host will unmute participants that have indicated their desire to speak one at a time for a Q & A session. Questions will be addressed in the order that notifications come in. After a question is addressed, participant will again be muted.
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6 – Direct all questions or problems concerning the operations of this conference calling system or issues connecting to the call to nsehinc@gmail.com.
Management will always be transparent and available to receive a phone call or an email with questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Kevin Yates
CEO of NuState Energy Holdings, Inc.
kyates@nsehinc.com
Office: 803-748-1309
"I believe in you all now up to me to prove to you I'm doing what I say."
I think that sentence speaks volumes.
Yates aside the truth here is nseh has to prove they are doing what they say they are doing.
The ronn motor deal is set to be completed soon.
The sec filings are in the works.
Everything else is irrelevant. People can say whatever they wish about yates and nseh.
Also I have called the sec and they will not take complaints or tips over the phone.
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No insider information. Public information. No one investor received any information that could be considered privileged. Yates answered a question that is all.
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@willss_ko no offshore anything. Asc had very old notes from us and little current debt in March. They balloon up to gross amount of 2.5
@willss_ko debt has to paid eventually and we rather do it over a longer period of time to have least effect on market and our investors
There is nothing in his post that says anything about yates selling his shares
What part exactly?
Forgot to add. That this is sarcasm.
You have finally opened my eyes.
Yates clearly has no equal.
Other pink ceo 's have a new master. What have they been thinking. It is so clear now.
The only way to get away with securities fraud is to open up to an sec audit.
I wonder why other ceo's don't do this more often.
Hell I bet the sec won't even look at the past 2 weeks of trading.
It is just so simple.
The sec would disagree with you.
They find individuals that consistently flip sentiment from buy to sell ect multiple times to be worthy of investigation for manipulation
No I haven't.
Penny suicide is buying and selling shares on emotion and chatter.
Know what you are buying.
Doc Holliday Member Level Friday, 06/27/14 02:09:53 PM
Re: None
Post # 4124 of 19509
This is going to rip big time
Doc you have been around nseh for a long time.
In that time
Yates took a failed company and cleaned it up.
Made a deal with ronn motor.
Sold the company free and clear.
Yates ownes medical treatment and tracking software.
He has also been more than truthful on twitter and PR.
Nseh has been a long play for a while.
Haven't seen anything to make me believe otherwise
Well one good thing is if you did report to sec and they open an investigation they will be able to investigate who is actually buying and selling.
I applaud you. And hope you are being truthful because money leaves a trail.