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Still waiting for the dump?
This stock was brought to my attention on the 15th of August and the pps
at the time was 1.07.
An IPO in June opening @.40 and moving up from there.
It is now @ 1.20 and still climbing.
Is it still being pumped for the dump as others on this board believe?
I should have bought back then when it was 1.07 and I could bail in
the future if need be to take a profit.
Why has this gone under the radar?
Go hnhaf!
Trump Touts Return of U.S. Manufacturing Jobs at Foxconn Groundbreaking
3:43 pm ET June 28, 2018 (Dow Jones) Print
By Shayndi Raice
MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. -- President Donald Trump said that a $10 billion Foxconn Technology Group mega plant that broke ground in Wisconsin on Thursday is evidence that manufacturing jobs are coming back to America, a key part of his election-year promises.
"As Foxconn has discovered, there is no better place to build, hire and grow than right here in the U.S.," said Mr. Trump, at an event hosted by the Taiwanese company about 25 miles south of Milwaukee in the southeast corner of the state.
It's been nearly a year since Mr. Trump announced in a White House ceremony that the Apple Inc. supplier would be opening a 20 million-square-foot complex and create up to 13,000 jobs in the state. In return, Wisconsin is offering nearly $4 billion in state and local economic incentives.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan said Foxconn will help Wisconsin keep talent and attract new millennials to the state. With record low unemployment of 2.8%, Wisconsin is suffering from a worker shortage and has seen slow population growth.
"This will make us a brain-gain state, not a brain-drain state," said Gov. Walker.
The southeastern part of Wisconsin, where the Foxconn facility will be located, is being dubbed the Wisconn Valley.
"To Silicon Valley and Boston, Wisconn Valley is coming," Foxconn Chairman Terry Gou said at the event.
Mr. Trump spoke to a crowd of several hundred business people, state and local officials who explored Foxconn displays its technology throughout the building before and after the speeches. The company set up manufacturing lines with workers so visitors could see how its plant would ultimately function. The crowd was milder than Mr. Trump's campaign-style rallies. He got some applause when he veered off topic on issues like the Supreme Court, taxes and regulations but the mood was more professional than rowdy.
Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., is the world's largest contract electronics maker. In Wisconsin, the company plans to build liquid-crystal display panels like the kinds used in TVs, self-driving cars and notebook computers and ultimately larger screen displays.
The state incentive package for Foxconn has increased since it was first announced. It includes $2.85 billion in tax credits if the company fulfills its promise on hiring and capital investment and $150 million in sales-tax exemptions. The Village of Mount Pleasant and Racine County provided a separate incentive package worth $764 million. The state is also spending $134 million on fixing state and local roads around the Foxconn site.
Mr. Walker's critics in the state legislature have taken issue with the large incentive package for Foxconn, saying it is a waste of taxpayer money. An independent fiscal analysis last year found taxpayers wouldn't recoup their investment until the 2042-43 fiscal year.
State Senate Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling, a La Crosse Democrat, said the deal was the largest state taxpayer-funded giveaway to a foreign corporation. "Families and seniors in every corner of the state are being stuck with a massive bill at a time when our schools, roads, and communities are being shortchanged," she said.
Gov. Walker has said the project's potential to transform the state's economy makes the large package worth the investment.
Write to Shayndi Raice at shayndi.raice@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 28, 2018 15:43 ET (19:43 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2018 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
A hidden gem.
What happened to the volume?
It looks like a great idea but that is all it probably is.
The CEO hasn't responded whether or not they have
a proprietary patent.
Still waiting for the answer.
Not sure.
A good question to ask though is,
do they even have a proprietary patent on this grow lab?
If they don't anyone could copy it.
An e-mail message to the company asking that question is in order.
That's my open order also. By the looks of it, .03 may be too low.
But will watch it in the next few days. I may have to go higher.
This sounds like a great ground floor investment in the equipment
MJ market.
Not only in Cannada but also in the US and worldwide demand.
So you are saying this stock has already been pumped since its' IPO in
early June of this year and they are now ready for the dump?
Going to watch it, see if you are right.
What is with the high volume of this ETF?
Probably mostly shorts making up the high volume.
Correct me if I am wrong.
I am not sure about the RS but I believe the global elites
have a plan to take down the dollar as the reserve currency.
They hate Trump with a passion and know if they can pull this
off by creating a new world currency as the new reserve currency,
Trump will be blamed for the collapse of the dollar and thus the
stock market.
I hope this does not happen, but there are plans out there which
China and Russia and a lot of our so-called allies are on board
with a global currency.
This will strip US's power with monetary sanctions over our enemies.
Not a good thing because we lose the power of peace through strength.
We will no longer have that strength if they pull this off.
Just my thought on why a bear ETF like this one could be a great
investment to watch If things go south in the near term.
Not too bad of a selloff considering other weed stocks.
Just dumped -- On its way to .0003
Could only get part of my order filled @ .16
2,000 shares then a little later 5,000 at about 10:30 AM.
Still about 5,000 shares I missed out on.
When a drop in the pps occurs it last only for a very short period of time.
A lot of people this AM must have had buy-ins @.16
Yeah, I just bought in @.05 its low so far for the day.
Probably a stupid move but see what happens in the next few months.
I have a standing order to buy in @ .05 pps.
A smart or dumb move?
An IPO going in the right direction ---> UP, UP, and away!!!!
A Stock to watch over the next few months.
A hidden gem!
I bet there is a lot of posters just waiting on
the sidelines to jump on this ETF when the market
tanks.
I am one of them.
50/50 chance this Fall that it will happen.
Since sqqq high in 2010 the ratio of loss is 416/1.
Put another way, every $416 dollar buy in on 2010
is now worth just 1$ in 2018.
If this market goes into free fall the gains could be
fantastic over the short term.
(The next 6 months from this Fall) Then bail out.
Trump will get blamed for the market tanking,
but no president can be blamed or praised for market trends.
A big market correction is eminent.
Maybe not this Fall but over the next year.
When the correction comes this fall it will be the mother of
all corrections.
I will be on this mother as soon as it happens.
The market is ready to tank an then this baby will take off!
I am sure the fish will have enough safeguards enforced by
the EPA and as it should be.
Lets not break it off like the EPA did during the Obama years.
Yeah! and the hype about pebble is even worse.
With all the miss information even before the EIS report
and actual mining to even start.
The left wants to shut this down, no discussions just stop all
production so China and Russia can run rough shod over us.
Then we can sit back and save the planet and redistribute wealth.
What a joke.
Sadly it is probably to late to save a lot of the sea food
in the Pacific let alone the Salmon because of this power
plant disaster in Japan.
My sympathies are with all the fishermen because the future
does not look good for this industry in the Pacific.
Why are the salmon supporters not mentioning the real problem
at hand ---
http://www.trueactivist.com/fukushima
Only to vilify a mine not even up and running yet.
Truly remarkable!
Why are these stock pushers trying to sell lies like
the biggest gold mine in the US.
The latest, a .75 cent stock set to serge with known reserves
of 20 million ounces of gold.
Have they not heard of NAK with 70+ million ounces?
Just wondering?
I was in @ .14 yesterday also.
It looks like side way movement only but will see what
news this week brings?
I hope you are right.
These penny MJ stocks are very risky no matter the DD you put into it.
Good luck!
I just got in today @ (.14).
We will see what next week brings.
Maybe a bounce like last April or not.
Definitely a crap shoot.
Good luck to all.
Trump is going to appoint Al Gore as the
new head of the EPA so let's get ready for
no more mining, drilling for oil, fracking and anything
that may upset the environment by a very small amount.
Just kidding of course but if the Dems take over the
White house in 2020 you could have an Al Gore type
running the EPA.
If they do then China and Russia will get the last laugh as
they double down on mining, drilling for oil and fracking and
leaving the good old USA in the dust.
So sad.
Yeah, and they will blame Pebble for that even though
the mine is not even operating.
So sad that the environmentalist can have this huge power
to control just about everything even based on lies.
Like Al Gore said in 2000 that Manhattan Island would be covered in
2 feet of water by 2012.
Six years after 2012, where is all that water Al?
But the believers continue to believe.
While China and Russia are enjoying this madness in the US by eventually
outproducing us in all natural resources and reaping the benefits.
Yes as a very useful commodity but as far as price
goes there is 32.1505 ounces (troy) in one kilogram.
So @ $4,500 a km that means the equivalent in gold
@ $1,317 ounce (troy) is $42,342 against $4,500
making gold almost 10 times more valuable then
rhenium.
Silver on the other hand @ $16.42 ounce (troy) * 32.1505 = $527.91
4500/527.91 = 8.52 times more expensive than silver.
All prices are current of gold and silver.
Still an interesting commodity to add too the value of Pebble.
What impact will this have on the total overall resource price
that is already high to begin with?
Mining watch Canada wrote this hit piece.
Are they a credible source or just inviromentel wack jobs?
This was posted as the latest negative remarks on NAK via Td-ameritrade.
Pebble Mine Investment Risk Warning: New Report Examines Hunter Dickinson Track Record
9:00 am ET February 28, 2018 (Globe Newswire) Print
A report released today by MiningWatch Canada examines the track record of Vancouver-based international mining corporation Hunter Dickinson Inc. (HDI) and exposes its affiliate Northern Dynasty Minerals, Ltd., the company promoting the controversial proposed Pebble mine in Alaska's sensitive Bristol Bay, as a highly risky speculative investment, calling its risk levels "unprecedented even among other junior mining companies."
The report, "Behind the Pebble Mine: Hunter Dickinson Inc., the Canadian Mining Company You've Never Heard Of," analyzes the risks for potential long-term investors in the Pebble Partnership, based on a review of nineteen past and current projects promoted by the Hunter Dickinson family of companies. The report concludes that the long-term outcomes of HDI projects have not been good news for investors, for communities, for governments or for the environment. It shows the proposed Pebble mine to be one of many troubled and troubling projects controlled and promoted by Hunter Dickinson over the past twenty-five years.
The report examines the Hunter Dickinson family of companies, their track records and current situations, and the implications for the prospects of Northern Dynasty and the Pebble Partnership. "The report was prepared for the benefit of all investors and stakeholders," said MiningWatch Canada spokesperson Jamie Kneen. He added, "MiningWatch Canada is deeply concerned about the mining sector's institutional practices and financial accountability, especially the risk of unfunded liabilities. In this case, we have found much that is of concern, and we want to make sure investors are aware of it."
Kneen said, "The report exposes a pattern of institutional weaknesses, especially when it comes to following projects past promotion and development, as well as a poor record of stakeholder and community relations, especially with Indigenous peoples." He added, "Obviously, this is a question of primary importance in the case of the proposed Pebble Mine."
The report's author, Joan Kuyek, commented, "Despite its promotional claims, Northern Dynasty seems to be effectively broke, with a deficit exceeding its market capitalization. Even a potential limited investment from First Quantum Minerals Ltd. to help Northern Dynasty apply for permits will not change that dynamic. Northern Dynasty has failed to find any partners willing to help build the proposed Pebble Mine, which is fiercely opposed by most Alaskans."
In addition to extensive analysis of Northern Dynasty Minerals, the proposed Pebble mine, and Hunter Dickinson itself, the report looks at historic HDI-related companies and projects as well as the current projects of Taseko Mines Ltd. in British Columbia and Arizona; Amarc Resources Ltd. in British Columbia; HDI Northcliff Resources Ltd. in New Brunswick; HDI Rathdowney Resources in Poland; and Heatherdale Resources in Alaska.
The report will be available at 11:00 am Eastern time on Wednesday, February 28th at https://miningwatch.ca/publications/2018/2/28/behind-pebble-mine-hunter-dickinson-inc-canadian-mining-company-you-ve-never
Contact: Jamie Kneen, jamie@miningwatch.ca, (613) 761-2273 (cell)
Joan Kuyek, joankuyek@sympatico.ca, (613) 795-5710 (cell)
https://resource.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/79f827bd-24bd-4603-af42-fed9f1d6a2d4?size=1
Thanks Mason07 for posting this video.
And they are worried about pebble destroying the salmon?
Are these people nuts or what?
This is truly a nuclear disaster that happend in Japan that
will adversely affect marine life for years to come in the
Pacific.
The Alaskan salmon which are already showing radiation poisoning
and large die offs of young salmon returning to the sea.
This effecting many other fish species.
Even the crabs have changed color.
Scary stuff.
Skip to about 11 minutes of the video where it starts to explain
the plight of the salmon in Alaska due to this nuclear disaster in
Japan.
I guess these poor natives in the area don't want
the high paying jobs pebble would provide for years along with
new roads and cheaper electricity.
It does not make any sense.
Mainly it is the big fishing consortium trying to block this project.
Excellent point.
Yeah, I sent them an e-mail inquiring about their
business plan for the upcoming MJ explosion.
I am afraid it is cricket time!
I do not expect a reply.
Just send me something even if it is a lie.
Still holding but losing faith.
I can't believe that Tiffany's and other jewelers made a pledge that they
would not use any gold from Pebble if the mine went into production.
What a joke, their total demand for gold is miniscule compared to
the many tons of gold being bought by China,India and Russia every year,
not to mention other countries also.
It will not effect Pebble in the least.
QUOTE:
Tiffany’s is no stranger to this controversy. Over the last five years, it has repeatedly stated its opposition to the mine and even committed that, if it ever gets built, the jeweler will refuse to source any gold from the project. Led by Tiffany’s, some 50 other major jewelers have made the same pledge.
You would think the leache's (naked shorts) could
have made a lot more money today on other stocks
too short but are so fixated on shorting NAK they
lost out on making more money.
Just a thought.