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This just like other times are all pump and dumps. This stock reaches penny land only from a RS. She will be coming down shortly. Just my opinion.
Please tell us how you Nick is waiting to show value before completing the split? There has not been one formal press release stating this, so how do you know? Unless you have inside knowledge. A common shareholder has no clue what is going on. What is the Med timeline, did the report come back positive, when is the hearing, what is going on with the RS, what is the update on the panels, what is the update on the bus shelters, what is the update on the bridge loan, what is the update on the outstanding loan etc etc. Just my opinion.
1000:1 reverse is necessary because the share price is currently atrocious. Management (Nick) must have no faith in the company. It will also allow them to dilute the sh** out the stock again. Bring the share price back up to .03-.04 and then reverse 50:1 might be manageable. Most shareholders would not have a problem with this. However, a 1000:1 will completely wipe out all current shareholders and no one will be able to recover from this action. Everyone is waiting. Just my opinion.
To be fair, I don’t think it’s their mission to screw all shareholders. I think they mismanaged the business and now they are forced to complete a reverse. This reverse is a not a positive action. It will be detrimental to shareholders. The only need for a reverse at this time is to dilute and raise capital. If they were generating revenue it would never need to be done. They can’t cover basic expenses at their current burn rate. Just my opinion.
A Tesla and Apple spilt benefits shareholders not a SNPW split. It will wipe shareholders out. So, yea all current shareholders are screwed. Just my opinion.
A reverse would make a lot of sense. It will allow the company to max out again and wipe the entire current shareholder base out. Do we see it before the New Year? Can’t wait. Just my opinion.
They will wipe everyone out. Enough said. There is only one way to look at it. Let’s stop all the nonsense. Just my opinion.
Not worse then a CEO that reads penny stock message boards and then tweets about it on Twitter. Just my opinion.
This is what happens when the CEO runs the company into the ground. There hasn’t been a formal press release in over a year. Smart people got out on the last volume run. Now all the current shareholders are stuck with the ever dooming reverse split. It’s really sad because this company did have a lot of potential. It’s unfortunate that the people managing the company can’t actually manage it. Just my opinion.
Problem is, no one knows when the facility is opening. The company thinks it’s private so it doesn’t give shareholders formal press releases. Just my opinion.
There is nothing left to dilute at this time, hence the reverse split. And yes you should be worried about dilution and the reverse. Why wouldn’t you? And yes all penny stocks do it and that’s why most of them are garbage. If you currently own shares you should be very worried when the reverse happens. Your shares will be worthless. Watch for a 80-90% pull buck from the reverse share price. It’s a very big deal. It must be discussed. Just my option
And please don’t tell me they won’t dilute to the moon again. Please look at some the exercised prices (pathetic). Just my opinion.
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Only way this company ever sees close to a dime is through a reverse split. You all may be right about next week, maybe the reverse happens. Just my opinion.
You guys are probably right. Maybe they will reverse it during the holidays and we will see copper. They should announce it via Twitter. Just my opinion.
I’m sure traders love to see the company post bus station advertising. The same advertising that has put the company in a 375K loss last quarter. It generates basically no revenue. It’s a futile effort to make it look like things are happening. Just my opinion.
I would beg to differ. How do you keep the lights on, pay salaries, insurance, etc? It’s not from the dismal revenue brought in by the mom and pop street sign company. Oh by the way, what ever happened to the $63 million dollar contract with Tallahassee?
Street Smart Outdoor Corp a wholly owned subsidiary of Manalapan based Sun Pacific Holding Corp. (SNPW) is now projecting $63 million in revenue from its signed contract with the (Tallahassee, FL.) Star Metro Transportation Authority to manage advertising space on more than 1000 bus shelters and benches.
So, to say traders are worthless is a spit in the face. It’s outright belittling to people who put their money into a company thinking they will get a good return. Just my opinion.
I sure hope he cares. They have funded his entire business in additional to his salary. A very high one at that. And his responses on the company’s Twitter accounts suggest he does read this board. I would go so far as to say, he is a little obsessed with it. Heck, maybe he even has his own message handle. Maybe he even writes derogatory remakes to people privately. Regardless, still no updates. Just my opinion.
Last news release regarding MedRecycler was on 10/21/19. I don’t think Investor Relations (Nick) believes this a publicly traded company. It’s ran like a private mom and pop shop. An entire year has gone by without any updates and please don’t tell me their ridiculous Twitter posts suffice. They have 800 followers, pathetic. Meanwhile the stock sits in trips and continues to be brought back down. I feel bad for investors when the reverse happens. Interested to see if he unexpectedly reverses it before the new year just like he surprised everyone with Friday after hours 8K approval. We shall see. IMO
It’s very unfortunate this company has put shareholders in this position. The lack of communication from this publicly traded company is appalling. They know exactly what’s going on as he reads this message board throughout the day. IMO there has been no communication because investors will not be happy with what will be said. “There will be a reverse and there will be dilution” Just like the major dilution that took place the past two years. In fact, there was so much dilution they needed to raise the AS. What actually is the advantage of owning a piece of medrecycler when your shares have been sent back to oblivion? Writing is on the wall and is clear, savvy institutions will not invest, and shorters will pray on this tumbling it back down to where it is now. Your shares will be down 90%. Good Luck. IMO
Little Nicky is very frustrated with this board. IMO he should be worrying about his non-revenue generating bus shelters, recycling project, outdoor signs, solar panels, Durango project, oh and is ever declining stock price. All just my opinion.
No legs. Right back where she belongs. No news coming, never any news. She will continue to fade away. CEO is doing a terrific job. IMO
This is starting to sound like some cult following. There is no grey area here. He is showing factual proof that the board (Nick) approved the reverse and is waiting for it to be activated. FIRNA doesn’t approve reverses it processes them. This reverse will happen! And it will be diluted just like the 10Q stated.
On May 20, 2019, Nicholas Campanella agreed to forbear any of his rights to convert any portion of his related party debt into common stock until such time that the Company had sufficient authorized shares to honor full conversion of all principal and accrued interest into common stock of the Company.
This will be just the start of the dilution. They have a working capital deficit of $12,930,939. How do you expect them to continue? They generate basically no revenue compares to their output. IMO
What makes you think there will be no dilution? That is exactly why they will do a reverse. Just like they maxed out the current outstanding. They will wipe your 38 million shares to zero. This not Apple or Tesla. Come on, let’s get logical here. By the way, I am all for green efforts but it must also generate revenue. IMO
Did you read the 10Q. The reverse is happening. It’s been held up because of Covid. I don’t know why everyone is saying it’s a last resort. It’s their only resort. They mucked up managing the company and extended to far. Now the shareholders have to pay the price. They will dilute you until your current share price is basically worthless. IMO
Bus signs, bus stations, solar panels, Durango project, waste recycling, etc etc. When have they ever made money? They talk a big game, but never generate revenue. Although they generate a lot of shares to talk the big game. IMO
And the % will slowly get diminished until SNPW owns nothing.
This is going to get bad real quick. CEO will dilute this into the ground. There is not positive outcome. Once this gets reversed it will get pulled back another 90% of today’s price. Anyone who has shares today will be totally screwed. IMO
What “STORM”??? The Reverse Storm that will wipe out everything in its path. Good Luck.
Janet, umm that’s called insider trading and it’s illegal.
Janet, my opinion they will all be issued new shares once the split happens.
Mess, who told you the bond is 75% done? It should have been done a long time ago but it’s not. I believe the split would have never happened if the bond money was approved. Also, people will continue to buy, and the company will continue to dilute your shares until they are worth zilch. That’s just the way it goes. Just my opinion.
Lasernat, there would not be any extension discussion if the bonds came in. Plus take a look at their last filing. Just my opinion.
Lasernat, I believe the bonds are a real big issue here. The bonds were supposed to be the cash flow to pay down the note until they started to produce revenue. Unfortunately, the bonds never came in. Hence, the reverse. I would love to know why they didn’t come in? Anyone have any insight? All just my opinion.
Financials are not horrible for pink land. Outstanding is quite low. The preferred are a little scary though. Not worried about capabilities of stocking big orders. Still not fully understanding why they are not in CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Sams Club, or a big pharma distribution company like AmeriSource. This worries me and for that I will advise my friend to hold off until this happens.
Thanks. I have to dig into the financials to validate. I am new to this stock and pink land. A friend asked me to look into for them. Pink Land has already made me skeptical.
Why is the product not in Walmart. I am new to this stock?