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Here is a great article with opinions about current happenings with Flowers Food. I am a very long holder of FLO. I have been with them through two 3 for 2 splits. So, they would have to go down to $10 per share before I would get down to the money that I put in. I sure hope they don't go that low, but if they did, I would be stocking up at that price. I am thinking about stocking up at $15 per share since I remember not too long ago it was at $28 per share. I personally think it will get back up there after all the lawsuit talk is gone, but that may be awhile. The dividend is a great bargain for FLO now because the dividend is staying the same even though the price per share is only around $15 now.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/4007024-flowers-foods-short-term-difficulties-present-long-term-opportunity?auth_param=1bu9dg:1btvq3j:5c0a9a02955c94b4c5ade44d5c2e3d7b&uprof=45&dr=1
How do you buy or sell NERG shares since it is on the grey market now?
ronbate2004, did you really make a transaction for NERG? How did you do that and why were they 0.0008 and not 0.0001?
I bought my shares of NERG through online Capital One Investing. However, they don't sell shares anymore. So, if I wanted to buy more right now at 0.0001 or try to sell mine for as much as I can get them, then how would I do that?
Thanks.
What makes this year different from last 27 years?
That is my biggest question while contemplating buying shares of BLTA.
Can anyone out there answer that question for me who has had shares of BLTA for a long time and still holding out that they will fly?
Thank you. GLTA
I believe NERG is legit with DD research
Here is a former post with great information about the acquisitions and the production of the wells of Emerald Operating company which is what NuTech is supposed to have been acquiring:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=120376998
It seems like it would be fairly easy for NuTech (NERG) to just show the SEC proof of what they have said in their PR's.
A summary of their press releases is:
Have the patent on a revolutionary technology that makes it where Coal Bed Methane gas is produced without taking out the water cutting costs by as much as 80% and allowing for the wells to stay in operation continuously as a clean renewable resource, bought 7000 wells, acquired 400 miles of pipeline, bought Flowpower LLC which creates electricity from the flow of gas out of the pipe like from water, hired an accounting firm to do a needed 2 year audit, hired a firm to help them get on NASDAQ, said they were thinking about doing a stock repurchase program and could possibly do a reverse split to get put on NASDAQ by the end of the spring 2016, and of course the most recent PR being that the share holders agreed to a buyout from a Russian Company but are just waiting on the terms.
I am wondering if the SEC is comfortable with all their claims except just need proof of the buyout offer from the Russian Company? It seems it would be easy enough for NuTech to just show them the letter from the companies attorneys if it is true, otherwise it is an obvious scam. It seems to me that the SEC would then make a press release saying that the buyout offer was legit and put them back on the OTC.
Here is a listing from the Wyoming Oil & Gas Commission showing that the Coal Bed Methane Gas production stopped in the wells for several years but then started back up in 2015 without any water being pumped out hence using the technology that NERG claims to have:
http://wogcc.state.wy.us/CoalbedProdop.cfm?nOpco=1437&fromwells=mapmenu
As an investor, I am hoping for the best but am also keeping an open mind now that it could be a scam. Time will tell. All I can say is that whowever the company is that owns the technology, the abandoned wells, FlowPower, and the pipelines will do extremely well at some time in the future and would definitely be worthy of a $1.1 billion buyout in my opinion. I am hoping that it is NuTech that owns it. GLTA
The actual Tool is why this stock rocks!!!
I agree with Inthe203: "Honestly, the actual tool is what's keeping me as a stock holder at this point."
I bought NERG not because I thought it was get rich quick scheme but because a tool that decreases the cost of getting Coal Bed Methane natural gas by as much as 80% and opens up wells that have stopped producing because it wasn't cost efficient anymore. They have even said that they have bought the technology from FlowPower (or something like that) that uses the flow of the natural gas out of the pipe to create electricity like water coming out of a dam creates electricity. Clean energy all the way around.
Here are patents and other Due Diligence that another poster put on that was very compelling to me. I have read all of it.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=120376998
Page of the buyer that NuTech put on Facebook:
http://tehnoinvest.h1.ru/
Does anyone know Russian?
Hello all. I have been researching solar panels and wind power and was interested in the US Solar Mill that Windstream sells. They were very prompt in answering my questions about what it entails, and I could have ordered some to put on my house. The email that communicateed with me was mysolarmill@windstream-inc.com.
Flowers Foods' dividends is a great dividend stock.
I have been invested in Flowers Foods stocks for around 7 years, and my money has doubled during that time even with the recent downturn in price from $27 to now $19 per share. I love the dividend, and I know their price per share will go back up. I also know that I am getting more shares with each dividend per quarter which is great.
Good job for anyone investing in Flowers Foods while the price per share is beneath $20 per share.
This is what NuTech said on their Facebook page in response to a question about how much production is resulting from the 27 wells using their technology:
"Initial results show daily production values from 11 mcf - 30 mcf per well. Daily discrepencies attributed to adjustments made within the well bore while testing optimum conditions to operate tool."
FLO is Going back up--giving 14.5 dividend
I have doubled my money in FLO the last 7 years even with the stock going down from $23 to now $17. I should have bought some more when it went down into the $16 range because I know it will go back up again. They own Wonder Bread, Sunbeam, Nature's Own, and many others. They also recently announced another great dividend to share holders. Now is the time to buy because alot of people use bread in the spring and summer. Even a Flipper could make 25% off their investment in the next year off of FLO.
Travis, I have my hand in alot of stocks going up such as FLO for one. It went down tremendously after posting great profits but it wasn't as much as the stock market people thought it would. However, I have doubled my money in FLO in the last 7 years even with the recent downturn in price, and it is not going anywhere. It will go back up and is on it's way now because people buy alot of bread in the spring and summer. They are the ones that bought Wonder Bread, Sunbeam, and are Nature's Own bread. I just figured putting some money in HCTI was a wise idea. I can only loose what I put in, but I can gain a whole lot more than I loose. I am wise not to invest any more than I can afford to loose.
Thank you TJG for your analysis. I had a limit order at $0.0021 just in case, and it went through today. I bought my first shares at $0.0011. I am hoping it pays off for me in the long run.
What do you say to people who say that the finances of HCTI are terrible and they can't see how they are still in business? They have hardly any revenue, huge losses, and terrible balance sheet i.e. assets vs liabilities. I like HCTI, but I am debating on whether to buy more until they show that they actually are making money off of the partnerships they are making. One of my friends pointed out the information above to me, and I would like to know what to say to them.
Wow! 4,950,000 shares is around $60,000 in NERG only worth around $5,000 now. I only have around 200,000 shares with an average of $0.003 per share. Still not the best, but I am planning on just keeping it until it makes me thousands of dollars if I wanted to sell it or it goes bust. However, I will buy 200,000 more shares if it goes down to $0.0003 cents like some on this board have said. I am learning alot by reading the posts. I just like what the company says they do. However, I would like to hope that they are on the level and not just purposely pumping it up so that they can dump their shares at a higher price.
I am no expert, but it is my understanding that it will rebound and could do very well if the company actually does the things it says it wants to do. It may not do them within the next 5 years even. However, if they truly are getting up to 7,000 more wells to be operational without pumping water, then profits could come quickly and they could do some of the following that they said they plan to do:
1. Share buyback
2. Get 2 year complete audit by a reputable firm
3. Reverse split in order to uplist to the Nasdaq (one press release said that they want to uplist to the Nasdaq because it is not as subject to manipulation. That tells me that alot of manipulation of their stock is going on right now.)
I could definitely see that several people bought the $0.0005 and $0.0006 shares and will dump those shares at $0.0007 and $0.0008 in order to make a quick 25% to 50% return on their money thus bringing the price back down again. However, I don't know if that is really the case.
Good luck. I personally wouldn't expect the stock to be worth more than you paid for it for several years, but I hope I am wrong.
I wish that I could "like" a post like on Facebook. I agree with you that it is only a loss if you sell and I might as well see it out to the end. I have a buy in the works at $0.0003 just in case it goes down that low. My average is $0.00274. I have beeen buying more since my initial buy at $0.006. I add in how much it cost me to buy them to through Capital One Investing.
Hey aarlie. I am just curious as to how you heard about HCTI? I bought after I got a tip from "THE WOLF". However, I have learned to wait until after the bump from THE WOLF to buy like I did both of them. However, I like what I read about the two companies. My average on HCTI is $0.0011 per share which I like. Not quite so good on NERG but bearable. :)
Proof of an acquisition of wells by NERG:
This is what the Press Release said concerning these things:
"The Company also recently announced an agreement to acquire Emerald Operating and Rocky Mountain Exploration Wells, an operation representing 74 existing wells, and their underlying lease agreements. Additionally, Nutech will acquire Emerald's minority non-operator interest in 42 of Mountain Hawk Exploration's wells."
Would this website from CB Insights saying that Emerald Operating Company was acquired by NERG be considered proof for the 27 well acquisition or is this just a website that reports what NERG reported?
https://www.cbinsights.com/deal/emerald-operating-company-acquired
Is this other information below from Bloomberg showing the private transaction of Emerald Operating and Rocky Mountain Exploration give some validation to NERG's claims of acquiring the 74 wells from them?
http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapid=8381614
The dates for acquiring Mountain Hawk also match up:
http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=317340039
Also, would this from CB Insights confirm they were acquired? It doesn't say by what company they were acquired but gives a phone number for Rocky Mountain Exploration:
https://www.cbinsights.com/company/rocky-mountain-exploration
Here is that link again showing the production numbers for Emerald Operating from the Wyoming Oil and Gas Commission:
http://wogcc.state.wy.us/CoalbedProdop.cfm?nOpco=1437&fromwells=mapmenu
Wyoming Oil and Gas Commission showing the production results of Emerald Operating Company since 1998 to December 2015. I provided the link at the bottom. You will notice that they weren't operating from November 2009 until they started producing again in April 2015 assuming with the down hole separator which is what the apparatus is called and there are about 5 different patents at least for these type of devices--who knows which one NERG has. I wish they would give it out, but maybe they are telling the truth about not wanting to let their competitors know which one they are using until they get everything lined up to go public with all they are trying to do. You will notice that they don't pump out water now where before they were pumping out alot of water.
http://wogcc.state.wy.us/CoalbedProdop.cfm?nOpco=1437&fromwells=mapmenu