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And the Fortitude by Which I Ride Their Coattails
Today was a good day. This post serves a two-fold purpose: One, two time-stamp the truth; and two, to give my latest HLIX.
But first, AVNI. A book on PATIENCE will be submitted for publishment next year; but for now, the rewards of PATIENCE. And a toast to talking to walls. And saying things clearly, and then some somebody asking the obvious, like, "so is it a buy or not?" Well -- Forget it. I can't communicate with these people.
FIRST, THE EVIDENCE: Can't post on AVNI board yet because I hold 9,000 shares of AVNI still, and I don't want any chart readers (losers) to use their tech analysis without my guidance. They would be better off talking to Ms. Cleo.
Buy 1000 HLIX Expired Details | Edit
07/27/18 3:05 PM EDT Sell 700 AVNI Cancelled Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:33 PM EDT Sell 100 AVNI Executed @ $1.11 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:33 PM EDT Sell 200 AVNI Executed @ $1.11 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:28 PM EDT Sell 100 AVNI Executed @ $1.5 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:26 PM EDT Sell 100 AVNI Executed @ $2 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:25 PM EDT Sell 450 AVNI Executed @ $2 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:23 PM EDT Sell 7000 AVNI Executed @ $2 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:21 PM EDT Sell 900 AVNI Executed @ $1.55 Details | Edit
07/27/18 2:21 PM EDT Sell 100 AVNI Executed @ $1.1 Details | Edit
So, that's 2 of the 4 experiments in the bag. According to Etrade, my average cost was .45 (corroborated by all time-stamped testimony on this profile). At 18,000 shares, that was approximately $8,100. Yes, when you have returns like this, you can round off. Just pay attention. Don't interrupt when I'm talking. :)
So, let's see what happened today while I was at work. I haven't been able to calculate what I made yet. For some unknown reason, the "dead" woke up today. Insider knowledge? I don't know. But I took advantage and was able to sell half my position.
So that's about $15,000 rounded down. 15 minus 8.1 is $6,900 in profit. And 9,000 "free shares" remain. We'll have document that on the profile, the running record of the truth.
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And that brings me to Point #2. HLIX. As you can see, that day-order was expired. I have only 1,000 shares, as documented in this forum, bought at $1.80. To me, common sense says if you buy at $1.80, then it's a buy at $1.00. If you still don't know the answer to the obvious, move along! I had this conversation with a guy named "Marijuanastock89" 2.5 years ago in this forum. And, well, he had the attention span of a gnat too. To his loss.
So, I have 9,000 more shares to go here. To get back to my starting point. Today, we tried to get it at $1.00, but it just didnt' happen. That's about greed, not value. See, for you newbies, I'm the reincarnation of the NY Mafia's biggest fan. And that's why I'm here. Because we have Meyer Lansky's brain at the helm here. This is good stuff. So, I started here in a former life at 10,000 when we had lots less information. Then I sold my last 1,000 shares above $9.00 and bought them back at $1.80. And that's because Mr. Market is my retarded business partner. He likes to sell me his business at a discount and buy them at a premium. That's why I love him. But he doesnt' love me back, and that's why I love him even more.
So, I want to take advantage of him. Punch him in the mouth. Knock his teeth out, and take his share of the business for $1.00. Because he can't handle the truth. Give him good advice, and he spits on it. Then, I'll another 8,000 shares to go after that. No, you don't get a fair price. For asking stupid questions, like is it a buy or not, you don't get fair prices. I'll sell to you later when you figure it out.
BioTrack! Love it. Jennifer -- Hot! But, I feel like she's too quiet, meaning she must not be with the company anymore. Nobody that talks that much can be that quiet. Impossible. But I've only skimmed and been distracted lately, but I get the feeling she moved on. Sad if true, but we have Cannasbase and that's great! The key to Biotrack. Yep, this my only Cannibis stock and it's good. And we are going to great places in the future. And the fact that you can't pay attention this far or follow instructions is all the better for me.
The End.
With Qualitative Assessments like the Blackberry Valuation
I really appreciate that, Spock. BANI is interesting. It is a black hole though. With 10 billion shares, he will have to fix the physics. I would expect a revere split of 1 for 1000 in best case scenario. Everybody else over there will get blindsided and consider it a bad thing. But I did buy 5 million shares at .0002. It's extremely liquid. To me, in my eyes, I actually bought 5,000 shares at .20 with excellent physics. And I have a GTC at 5 million at .0001, which would in actuality be another 5,000 at .10 if it ever fills. Huge spread, but super cheap. $1,500 if it all gets filled is nothing, and TOGL more than pays for that. If it all works out, it could be another $30K with that guy. He a calculating, loophole finding, legalist, rhetorical... master at what he does.
I never would have seen that without your direction. That is an eyesore of a blackhole. There is no escaping those physics. You will be shredded, no matter what. He WILL fix that.
THE OTHER route to fix that is they cancel those shares. And I can't rule that out at this stage, so don't bet the farm. I'd wait for after the reverse split for more. It's good to have a foot in the door. Those 49ers on Ihub will capitulate and will never have the patience. You can hold a bucket out underneath them after the split, and collect a lot of dabloons that fall from the bleachers just by standing under them. I think it's a long ways out, whatever is planned there. And I'm skeptical about it being related to any of this, but I welcome any links you see that I'm missing.
I can confirm Edwards is involved in those new amendments, which is the only reason I'm interested. I can't see any connections here, and the name change to GB whatever is meaningless to me. I can only find a private company in Texas under that name. However, I've seen that move in other capital reorganizations in legal moves I never understood. It could change again after a long legal process. I think my prior experience was about erasing debt by reorganizing under different entities for an end goal.
What I find curious is that Tak Yan Long name in there. I can't find any meaning to that name in any Google Search, but the filing has the same address as Edwards, which is the same as VistaNova (sp). That address is a home in a large private community in Neveda. It's a nice home. I can zoom in on it, and it has a great Jacuzzi and all, on a nice golf course. But it's a private community, so Google vans can't get in for me to see the street view. I can only "drive" up to the security guards. It's all very interesting. Just know that Edwards is all about Edwards. I think he is very competent, but don't go "long and strong." Ride on his coattails and jump off with a nice profit. IFF we don't get canceled out. I've only skimmed, and I haven't seen any filings for 4 years, and those were elementary and not audited. No telling what's going on, but those physics will have to be fixed. And I hope its by Reverse split, which would be sweet.
I'd love to see that email. Write me at nobadorders5@yahoo.com please. I can't respond to email here, since I'm not a paying member.
I Invest in People with an Eye for Innovation
This is UNRELATED to TOGL, Spock, yet there is a jagged line to this man. Here he pops up again. He goes by John Westover too. I assuming his American name for practicality.
https://svef.biz/speaker/%e7%ba%a6%e7%bf%b0%c2%b7%e7%bb%b4%e6%96%af%e6%89%98%e7%a6%8f%e5%b0%94%e5%85%88%e7%94%9f%ef%bc%88%e4%bc%8d%e7%ab%8b%e7%be%a4%ef%bc%89/
The list of all speakers if that link stops working:
https://svef.biz/
He was able to get himself into a credible forum for entrenpreneurs in that link above in California last month. "Publicly listed 1st Prestige" was on his resume again.
I think this might be a picture of him on page 8 and 16 of this pamphlet, but it's fuzzy. It's hard to know for sure. That looks like him standing with Edwards. The glasses, the frame. I wish I could tell for 100% certain, but I feel like it is him.
Whoever put this up put up 2 other slideshows under the name "Jack Westover." The other 2 are 100% in Chinese, so I have no idea what they are saying.
https://www.slideshare.net/JackWestover/fpwmfintech1-65613940
But Fintech, Blockchain, speaker, and low float there are all good things to know. So far, the only thing he has proven to me is that he can talk a story. And that's good to me at this stage, because people like stories.
They claim to have bought Emlink, which is a confusing mess of techno jargon. Even links itself as complimentary product to Wechat of sorts, which is a far reach could place into the TOGL camp since Toga Chat likes to compare itselt to WeChat. But that's reaching. Yet, Edwards is a direct link to both.
All very, very interesting nonetheless. Will be interesting what else floats to the surface in the next year or so. 7 years statute of limitatinos applies to debt on public companies (shell companies) too, right? Or am I wrong? Just curious....
Such is the Case in the Emerging Fintech Sector
Alan won't give you an update because he's ashamed. He wants to be paid for his bad advice, but he doesn't want full disclosure. His profile is very simple. It will always be more important for him to be not wrong than it will be to be right. And that's a serious character flaw, one you would should never pay for. He's been wrong 100% about Helix, and he doesn't want you to know this:
https://seekingalpha.com/filing/4025326
"Series A convertible preferred stock
In October 2015, the Company issued a total of 1,000,000 shares of its Class A Preferred Stock as part of a reorganization in which Helix Opportunities LLC contributed 100% of itself and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Security Consultants Group, LLC and Boss Security Solutions, Inc. to the Company in exchange for 1,000,000 convertible preferred shares of the Company. The Class A Preferred Stock included super majority voting rights and were convertible into 60% of the Company’s common stock. During the third quarter of 2017, the Company modified the conversion rate on the Class A Preferred Stock to a 1:1 ratio. This modification reduced the amount of potentially dilutive Convertible Series A Stock by 15,746,127 shares to a total of 1,000,000 at September 30, 2017. "
That was Alan's big gripe about Zac's dilutive protectionism. I asked him in the link below in an interview with him if it could be similar to a poison pill. He said yes, but... The answer was yes or no. No need to elaborate. I also said in that link provided below that it could be amended. Alan, the resident "expert" dismissed It as follow. Yet, here it is as fact. So let me repeat: "This modification reduced the amount of potentially dilutive Convertible Series A Stock by 15,746,127 shares to a total of 1,000,000 at September 30, 2017. "
Alan, your services are no longer needed. Don't call us, we'll call you. And don't ever ask me to pay you for anything. You need to pay ME for a class on etiquette, and on the scientific method, and on psychological profiling. And then, maybe, you'll have a glimpse into the 3-D world I operate in.
In addition, the firm he endorsed a few prior posts back, implying that HLIX was the scoundrel basically pleaded guilty to fraud by settling out of court:
"During the period ended March 31, 2018, the Company came to a settlement agreement with numerous Security Grade employees resulting from a misrepresentation of revenue and customer list information provided as part of the acquisition. Therefore, the Company considers the settlement to be an indicator for goodwill impairment testing. Accordingly, at March 31, 2018, goodwill was tested for potential impairment. As a result of the goodwill impairment test performed, it was determined that the carrying value for each reporting unit was higher than its fair value and therefore goodwill was fully impaired, which resulted in a write-off of $664,329 for the three months ended March 31, 2018"
Case closed.
There have been a number of Series B funding, which is convoluted. I think this is a good buy, but there will be downward pressure from convertible that range from .32 and $1.00, and rightly so, as the mavericks get paid. That is not toxic financing. That was growing shareholder value from nothing to all of this. Zac is amazing. I consider that a gift. With the revenue of Biotrack now known, this company is going to be pulling in $15 million in revenue on a yearly basis going forward. If you back out all the legal fees this quarter, they would have broken even pretty much on the net. The growth is respectable, and the same from the past applies now: MD and Biotrack both need Cannabase. Not Massroots, but Cannabase.
Alan is more a C-Series investor at best. And I'm not even sure he's worthy of that. He's no A or B, for sure, as noted in this conversation he didn't want any futurist to see. His money is made by giving bad advice:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=126650520
At the Masada Underground, we can pull this up in a more readable format that's been saved from the original google cache.
Alan's endorsement, MASSROOTS, where that idiot came from that attempted to hijack this board, is at .25 cents. That was supposed to be the superior "reporting" company. That goes to show you how useless Alan is at character profiling and having the knack for predicting future outcomes. HLIX is the one reporting and growing revenue.
Cannabase, by the way DOES have revenue. They get advertising revenue, which is disclosed in the filings. And if you want my opinion, Jennifer should be doing more talking along side Zac. She is HOT. Sexy, smart, and well spoken. And she should be our spokesman. She has fast witty answers, and Zac needs to be there for the financial and frontier market experience. She needs to put out in the limelight more.
I have a feeling this board will come under new management in the future, and like previous management, no bad orders will be followed.
As another sidenote of strength in management:
2017 Omnibus Incentive Plan
On January 11, 2018, the Company issued 42,850 shares of the Company’s restricted common stock under the 2017 Omnibus Incentive Plan to select personnel of the Company. Additionally, on March 15, 2018, the Company issued an additional 100,000 shares of the Company’s common stock to select employees of the Company.
I like it. Alignments of interests.
Truth came out of the shake. And it will continue to elude Alan, and it will continue to prevail.
Furthermore, Biotrack won Puerto Rico. That drama was observed and commended on in this forum. All that mudslinging, and it was Biotrack that merged the victor. I expect that same drive to carry us into the future and beyond.
As Blockchain Emerges as a Financial Disruptor
That's a fantastic float, Spock. I was able to secure 2,500 shares there under 30 cents last we spoke, but that opportunity hasn't returned. That's me on the bid there.
This one has an extremely tight float too. I've since sold some and now have 30,000 shares remaining here. I'm very bullish on the physics, but I don't like heights and I want to be safe. And I won't win as much, but I've won a lot. I think this is going over $1.00 this year; and as I understand it, those overseas investors are locked in for a full year. I talk to them. There are those that want a lid on things and don't want anyone talking, but I talk anyway. They have different brokerage, different rules. My shares are freely trading. The agents are getting shares at a little over 10 cents at this time, and there is a lockup period for them. For me, I pay retail and have no stipulations. And that's all I'll say about that. Let's just say, there is an alignment of interests and physics that keep me excited and want to stick around for another 30K at a dollar and beyond.
But, to TIME STAMP and lock in my testimony:
Today 5-21-18:
Sell 8000 TOGL Executed @ $0.47
On 3-29-18:
Sell 10000 TOGL Executed @ $0.38
So that's another $7,500 pure profit. I wanted to buy 5,000 shares of NROM, and I did. A penny stock that is a good value. And other things.
30,000 shares is good to have here. Oh, and as I understand it, the float is good here for another year at least. They are talking about dual exchange on the Indonesian exchange. They are *talking* about all kinds of things. They love to talk. This is just a glimpse of the stock promotion coming here in my opinion, which hasn't happened yet and probably won't happen till next year:
Deals with Nivaura and Premfina have Taken Form
Pure genious! On 10-16-18, The GreenGenie posted this:
While HLIX is passing all these 5 situations as more clarity surfaces, as reflected in the stock price too, I find Point #5 Particularly Interesting
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Source Citation and link is Located inside Fiefdom Masada
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I won't go into all the details of point #5, except for this particular excerpt paraphrased, which is absolutely true the more I ponder it. And also a terrible blow to Alan Brockman's case, explaining why he has missed this 1500% runup thus far.
PARAPHRASED QUOTE: "In 3 to 5 years, cannabis will be taken off the controlled schedule list. On that day large publicly traded companies backed by institutional finance will have a clear pathway into cannabis. Most of those companies are not going to go through the pain of establishing their own company from ground up. They are going to target the most established brands and they are going to buy them at valuations significantly overrepresent the current revenues of those companies. They are going to find a way to get to the front of the line because that's where they like to be and they have the cash to do it. The aquisiton market on that day for well-branded will be a huge win for investors that looked beyond revenues."
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Being that I am in the Masada Underground myself, I do have the key to this source:
Post 5128 Source Citation
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx…
Source Citation for above link:
https://www.joomag.com/…/cannainvestor…/M0367128001460078511
Page 85. Registration with this magazine is free.
About the author of this article:
http://cfobend.com/
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Zachary has proven himself the genius of frontier markets. Starting at ground zero with Blue Line Protection, which I believe is still under 5 cents last I looked, he has built a company with $4.5M in revenue, and what BioTrack will do to that in the revenue/share mix is pure speculation. He has not diluted HLIX of any significance, yet what he did do seems accredtive from my vantage point. He has done nothing but built shareholder value, never putting a value on his company.
There are some lawsuits that give pause, but that's the nature of the beast. The lawsuit against the previous acquisition implies a some revenue was "cooked" and not recurring, but overall lots of dust to clear. To me, I can't see any wrongdoing in just doing dollar-cost averaging as things have gotten more convoluted. Not such a no-brainer that it was when Alan got involved, missing the boat completely, back at 75 cents two years ago when someone handed this gem to him on a silver platter.
So when you said it's a terrible blow to Brockan's case, explaining why he has missd a 1500% runup on HLIX, such folly still eludes him. And he's supposed to be the "expert" opinion (cough, choke).
This company may have some interesting metrics at this time next year, such as a p/s of 10 at the current p. The article that eludes the resident "expert" talks about "In 3 to 5 years" and it's been just two years since this genius I'm responding to made this post. Whew! It's like, how could they not see it? Are they blind?? ARE THEY BLIND AND DEAF? Yes, they can't see what is right in front of their face if it came up and slapped them by MASADA themselves. Especially if dealing with the Keystone Cops.
But lawsuits, setbacks, Trump's untimely election, and things happen, and that's life. So, dollar-cost averaging. How can you go wrong? Seems like these strategies were talked about before if one takes the time to read every post here starting 3 years back, starting at post one. Not even 3/5 of a minimum-hold time for incubation, which HLIX has far exceeded.
What excites me most about HLIX is not just any one thing, but the culimination of Zachary and Ogur -- a team that does a lot and talks little. BioTrack is a big company, and HLIX is built a lot of brand recognition. More and more, speculation from 3 years ago is proving true on who the market leader. People like Alan that never heard of these little seeds now hide, unable to explain why their presnse is getting so loud and undeniable market penetration. Interesting, but not surprisingly, a few posts prior, Alan endorses the acquisition company that's being sued for fraud, and he implies that it's HLIX, the market leader, that's the fraudster. Always, upside down, clueless and useless in his advice.
It is this quote above, which rang true then, and rings true even louder: Most of those companies are not going to go through the pain of establishing their own company from ground up. They are going to target the most established brands and they are going to buy them at valuations significantly overrepresent the current revenues of those companies
Undeniable truth. Truth always comes out in the shake.
A Threat To Banks Arise on a Debt Platform
You are correct, Spock. I found the connection to Vista prior to its split. Edwards is very involved and handling all the compliance issues. There is literal talk of a reverse merger coming soon. What that means exactly, I don't know. He is in many videos of meetings with the CEO here, a Michael something. He's been a speaker at several Togl events. I vaguely remember something about Prestige Financial and looking at that, based on where Vista took me. I did not know there was a potential direct link from Prestige to here though. It would make sense. I wouldn't be able to rule that out.
I'm looking at some of your postings at Prestige. Very impressive, Spock. You know a lot of things. You did some great research. I'm just skimming right now, but I see where you reference this link to Prestige and a correlation here, possibly:
https://www.areproperties.com/
I don't see the connection, although I haven't read deeply into your posts yet. But I can quickly conclude that you have some deep insight. And, yes, the float here is the most impressive I've ever seen. It's what I've always referred to as the "physics" here. I would love to talk to you more or answer any questions. I can't really mess up my poetry here at this time, as I time-stamp my supporting evidence for my interview with Jimmy Kimmel. LOL :) Right after I hire Charlie Sheen's agent. But you are welcome to write me for a longer conversation: nobadorders5@yahoo.com You came to the same conclusions as I've done, but seem to have followed a different trail of breadcrumbs to get here. Maybe we can connect some dots. Just put "Vista Toga" in the title, so I know it's you.
Reading one of your posts, I assume you are talking about Prestige but not sure. You say, "Share info as of 6/1/17.......500M (authorized), 463,303 (outstanding!) and 305,710(restricted). .." Where is that source and how do you arrive at that? That's not what the security details say at otcmarkets.com. What you are saying is excellent physics. What otc says makes me not what take a second look.
I would agree that those behind this know exactly what they are doing. And they had/do have a long game.
BTW, how long has that prestige website been up and running? I see talk of that link being broken in the not so distant past. Their "technology" would compliment the story here. IFFF there is indeed a future connection. They also both love that new word "fintech." Their "opportunity" section fits the MO here to a T.
I see that you have a lot of patience too. The most important variable.
300 Years of Combined Experience Dominate the Scene
" I have bought another 1,000 shares of BBRY in the form of 10 BBRY contracts at the Jan '18 strike price of 5. And I bought another 1,000 shares of PER, a Sandridge Trust protected from Bankruptcy, which means I get 1,000 shares of BBRY that pays a dividend that will more than pay for the decay rate on the call option, it diversifies BBRY into an oil conglomerate, and I still get those 1,000 shares for a net discount to its current price which is already below it's intrinsic value.
And that's from less than 10% of my profits here. Cha Ching!"
I am so inspired by you! You did this when BBRY was at $7.00, and now it's at $13.00 and seems to be on its way to $100 per share.
I have decided it's time to start dollar-cost averaging on HLIX, my first foray into the cannabis industry. And why not start with security? BioTrack, Cannabase, MD, Helix -- It's like quadruplets, yet a Helix.
Buy 1000 HLIX Executed @ $1.9
There reminds me of a story from a Sicilian immigrant I knew once. A legendary investor, inspired by the NY mafia, was shot for being right more times than he was wrong. Venturing into uncharted waters, where only "reporting companies" were acceptable investments. Hunted down and sent to prison, where legend has it he died. Alone, never to be heard from again. Some say he escaped, because his remains have yet to be found.
Where People of High Caliber can be Seen
Time-Stamping Profits:
I couldn't resist the big bids on Togl this week. I took the bait and hammered my profits and fate into stone. Now everything going forward is pure icing on the cake. How greedy does one get? I think I took away my reasonable chance to hit a hundred grand in profit, but I sealed my fate for fantastic profits, even without the extra shares I hold.
I'm down from 110,000 shares at last posting to 47,100. Cash is king. I sold about 63,000 shares at .25 for a cool $16,000 PROFIT. Holding 47,100 *free* shares. The stock closed up on this time-stamped day at .27. I think I want to hold these for the exciting 2018. I predict this will be the biggest year for Togl. I predict a stock promoter in the cards soon. Just speculation is all. I think the stock will hit $1.00, but even ten cents is good for me. All bases are covered.
MY PROPHECY: Lots of news, lots of activity, and increasing volume for 2018 on Togl. And much, much more exposure as I'm the only one here, seeing the future before the future happens.
Off the Grid but Plain as Day
2018 Update. The bulls are running. This stock is holding strong, defying gravity, but not very liquid YET. I sold 30,000 shares this week to ensure I have all my costs covered.
All time-stamped, evidence be preserved for the Oprah show. Or Jimmy Kimmel. I'm flexible. That man thinks right. So does Oprah.
The Moral of this ongoing drama: Never underestimate the fool in the room. That fool just might know who he is.
I currently hold 110,000 shares of Toga stock. Today's price is .21 cents. That's over $20,000 in pure paper profit, but I want more. I think we can go to a dollar and beyond. I *think* the physics could allow it. I am adaptable and new facts as they come into view could change the view. I have made a little profit here, I think. But to make it simple, I just covered all my costs with 100% certainty so we'll leave it at that.
Now we are at the stage where I sell for a profit. Period. When and how much is still up for speculation.
2018 WILL BE A VERY INTERESTING YEAR
I'm going to put this best possible rhetoric I can put this in. In the spirit of positivity, I'm going to cherry pick my TOGL observations. Pure selfishness on my part because I want all the money and don't want to share it. Yet, I also need to time-stamp this.
New filings occurred since my last posting. And lots of interesting behavior and actions overseas which include the following:
1) The company is still a shell but intends a reverse merger. They own an online mall reference before. There are pictures of those CEOs together, celebrating at Toga meetings. They have big plans it seems, which would be an alignment to my interests here.
2) They keep updating their Toga Chat App, which has evolved into "Yippi", a chat program they are aggressively marketing and offering lots of rewards system for their agents.
3) They have been getting their ducks in a row as far as moving and subscribing shares. It's very convoluted to me, but it appears to me that the CEO controls the supply and demand of all the shares to a degree that is in my comfort zone to remain content. His interests are alignment with mine, and I hope to make a lot of money with him. He has positioned his agents for profit.
4) The have plans to go Nasdaq next year. Well, it's good to dream big and have ambitious goals. That's all I have to say about that.
5) I suspect they want to bring a yippi cryptocurrency to the scene, but that's only a suspicion loosely based on some small talk in the chatter out there. No evidence, but it seems like a good idea to me. Why not? How hard can that be? They already have this app connected to a Togapay, which is supposed to be like Apple pay or something. I still use American Express, so I haven't got that tech savvy yet. I'm always behind the tech curve. They have software that claims to be for booking vacations which is Togago if memory serves correct. All interrelated. I haven't tried it, but it looks pretty.
Well, that's all I have to say for now. Don't invest here unless you like to take risk. I wouldn't trust anybody. I think many people have good intentions in this company. For examples, many agents have big dreams on their social media out there, and they seem sincere. But dreams can end badly. So, don't put all your eggs in one basket. That's never wise. But IFF you believe in the dream, treat with caution. I personally do not believe in the dream, but I believe this stock has potential this year. Not sure if my price will rise or fall, but I know for certain that whatever I have will be 100% pure profit from this day forward no matter what happens.
Where 3D Thought Comes into Play
A new article came out today on Fineqia, titled:
IN FINANCE, AS IN LIFE, TRUST IS KEY:
https://www.pressreader.com/canada/toronto-sun/20171212/281784219437115
That echoes the sentiments I said back in April of '17 in the post I'm responding to, where I state:
"To me, that tells me that want good press in good sources, and, in fact, plan on it. It will be legitimate sources that can be trusted, and that is what finance is all about -- Trust. Without trust, everything falls apart. Banking is built on trust. If done right, these mini bonds really are low risk if they are asset backed and you can actually believe in the vetting process..."
Elusive to Most as Mr. Market is Their Guide
I'm going to time-stamp this ongoing experiment. Today, 12-11-17, I sold all 100,000 shares of Zoomaway Travel for a $2,000 profit. My average cost, as recorded and time-stamped in this forum was .049 US dollars. Today I sold at .07 US dollars. On the Canadian exchange, volume is very high and it broke 10 CAD on "cryptocurrency" news.
It didn't meet my expectations, and I may have exited too early. Future hindsight will render that verdict.
As for AVNI, very slow in coming. But I do see meetings and things happening from the "Spy Satellite Network," between Rosenthal, a former MCD multi-unit operator franchisee, and the owners of AVNI. So things are still happening and will eventually come to fruition. Will be interesting what that capital structure looks like.
Not so when Dyslexic Intuition is Applied
Our payday may be here, Diva. Patience is the most important variable in investing. I hope Jovie didn't throw in the towel. He deserves this.
That 25,000 is me, taking a $1,000 dividend yesterday. Volume is so high, we shut the market down. Will be very interesting come Monday. Two very, very interesting press releases yesterday. The one with PremFina is very relevant and a confirmation of what we've been saying. The Canadian volume, as you noted, is in the millions and could be a game changer. We shall see soon enough.
1) Blockchain, new strategic focus PR
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/fineqia-announces-strategic-shift-toward-blockchain-technologies-661340293.html
2) New Ownership Interest in PremFina:
http://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/fineqia-takes-equity-stake-in-debt-securities-originator-ixl-premfina-661341413.html
That means that $38 million in venture capital PremFina received, noted in my prior post, is partly ours. That loan to PremFina was very accretive for all.
$946,000 remains in our a/c, which is good for me. And this is the most important piece of information:
""Having a preferred and equity relationship with a debt originator such as PremFina helps us secure a pipeline of ongoing debt securities issuances," said Fineqia's Chairman Martin Graham. Premium finance is considered high quality debt with U.K. industry loan losses at less than 0.15%.
Now every speech and article on PremFina is that much more interesting to us. This next chapter is proving to be a good adventure story. Being stowaway capital definitely has its perks.
I'm not too savvy about Canadian security laws, so not sure when our next MD&A comes out, but the one after this next one should be the most interesting in my opinion.
I'm going to venture a guess that we get an update on THE FIELD next week. Just a guess is all. And a new offering for investors, unique to Fineqia.
The HLIX Ticker Doesn’t Belong
I think it's realistic if they can show interest on both sides of the deal. If warrants are exercised, that would be a big cash infusion and cut that price in half. But what would the cash infusion do, and for us, it just doesn't matter because we are below exercise price. Time frame to hit that price could be within the year. You never know with speculation, things in the pipeline. But if things go as planned and requires a sale at business sense prices, that will take longer. Doesn't really matter to me. The longer the time frame, the more I don't have to think about where I'll drop more money.
They'll report their MD&A at the end of this month. And the length of time for the field expires next week, so maybe we'll get some updates. And a second deal. This is an interesting from 7 that was filed last week at thecse.com.
http://thecse.com/sites/default/files/2071106_FNQ_Form_7_-_2017_10.pdf
Look where that link there takes you. Very interesting. You can't even find this on a search on Youtube. It must be for potential investors only to see. The "pitch":
That’s Been Proven by a Prior Long
Very interesting clips here from our CEO Bundeep:
http://rangartv.blogspot.com/
It was recorded this month. All of it's very interesting. It's all about PremFina, but I like the way Bundeep thinks. I love listening to what he has to say. There is a lot of crossover. I like his take on the "universe rewards risk" clip. He talks about partial ownership of Bollywood films in the context of a PremFina Q&A, but you know he's thinking of Fineqia when he says that.
I wish I could have seen the entire speech and q&a without interruption. The universe will indeed reward our risk here. It's smart risk.
Meanwhile, on my other ticker TOGL, which is a scam in my not so humble opinion, I'm making $1,500 on every penny uptick. Fineqia is legit, to be clear. But I am riding what I see as "manipulation" on another ticker, which I'm time-stamping. I'm hoping that goes to $1.00 before Fineqia does anything. I would like to take some of my profits there and buy another million shares here, as well as 1,000 shares each of Macy's, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, and Pattern Energy. Yes, the universe will reward my "risks," but I just want the timing to fall accordingly. $300 million market cap here is my goal, and I will not be selling 100% of my position here when I reach that goal. I see and understand Bundeep's vision, and I believe in him and his mgmt. team.
Well done, Bundeep! Keep up the good work. The other speculators need a hard slap in the face with evidence. But I see it coming before it comes.
Recorded for Prosperity in a Former Life
That is so exciting. I have no idea what the terms look like. I'm sure it's not an equity deal, but I would personally love some kind of deal that if the movie breaks a certain threshold in sales, that I get 1% of all sales thereafter. Just dreaming, but that's the kind of stuff that would get me excited. A convertible note somehow arranged that way.
I was expecting something more boring. I would love to watch this movie with a friend, saying, "I helped bankroll this movie." Just makes it more fun is all. Would make it more fun to watch, too.
I'm not familiar with that actor, but I recognized some of those movie names. My standards are so high in movies that his Mummy and George of the Jungle stories have no interest to me. In fact, I'm disappointed in Tom Cruize for wanting to do the Mummy 6 or whatever it was. But from an investor's point of view, I guess they make money. I do, however, want to see American Made, the story of Barry Seal played by Tom Cruise. And Narco, the true story of Pablo Escobar, is my favorite show at this time. Barry Seal is part of that story too. Breaking Bad was my all time favorite show, so this mafia stuff is right up my alley.
Apparently, Brendan Fraser replaced Ray Liotta for this role. I'm more familiar with Ray, and he has a lot of mafia role experience. Maybe this can be the first movie I like with Brendan Fraser. It's all about the story and directing, really.
This little movie screenshot looks interesting. It does make me want to give the movie a chance:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/brendan-fraser-replaces-ray-liotta-903015
This link is for me so I can watch this later with my Ihphone:
In a Corrupt Forum Where Abuse Runs Rife
A very impressive funding round just occurred for PremFina at US $36 million. That's our CEO/founder's other project and partner of Fineqia. That's going to trickle into Fineqia I believe, and it's a testament to Bundeep whose DNA is interwined here.
https://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2017/10/122729-british-insurtech-startup-premfina-secures-27-million-equity-debt-financing/
Those qualitative remarks from some of that venture capital will translate over to Fineqia.
Fineqia's tentacles are already in PremFina and that $36 million. Either we get paid back a loan in full or we get partial ownership of Prem Fina. Either way, Bundeep's interests here and Martin Graham's oversight should be good for shareholders.
I was Right where Others Were Wrong
Hang in there, Diva. No volume is actually very powerful physics when all interests are aligned with yours. There are real thing happening.
Two days ago, I got wind of the very first sponsored news release on Fineqia.
https://newsini.com/news/182256/u-k-fintech-fineqia-connects-savvy-investors-with-asset-backed-loans
While sponsored, it's a high-caliber firm, and it's a start. The content is very good and informative.
A little about the author, CONTENT WORKS:
http://www.postmediaadvertising.com/content-works/
Interesting excerpt from one of their blogs:
"Don’t make things up, and don’t write anything that you know to be patently false. Journalism involves a tacit commitment to telling the truth; effective content marketing aspires to the same commitment. That doesn’t mean you have to tell every side of every story, but it does mean fabrication and denial are bad ideas. Why? Because the truth will out, eventually. And because the whole point of content marketing is to build a relationship of trust with your audience by offering something valuable. Lying is valueless, and it undermines trust. So don’t do it."
The site still says Beta, but I'm looking forward to seeing the real deals. And real money start to exchange. To me, it's a very interesting story unfolding.
Sadly, I got fired from my moderator job due in activity, and I don't want to mess up my ongoing poem, so I guess we have no moderation, which is sure to be abused by someone in the future since I can't police them anymore.
This is a New Dance; Same Ole Song
Yes, that is what happened. My 3100 shares did a forward split to over 150,000 shares. Liquidity, psychology, and low float may prove to be an interesting trip.
According to this recent filing, TOGL is 50% owner of this online mall.
http://tamall.online/mall/index.asp
Source:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=12275083
Also in that filing is this very interesting disclosure:
"In connection with the proposed acquisition of Toga Capital, the Company has decided to offer a private placement of shares of its common stock to Toga Capital’s agents, dealers, staff and management. The offer consists of the option to purchase, in the aggregate, up to 12 million shares of the Company’s common stock, which would represent twelve percent (12%) of the Company’s total authorized shares, at a price of USD$1.00 per share, at any time during the next three (3) years. Funds provided to the Company pursuant to this private placement will be used for the Company’s general operating expenses"
Now, why would anybody buy a 7-cent stock (post split) for $1.00? That would only make sense if the stock is over $1.00. I think I like the way that sounds on paper. I think I'll stick around longer.
The Green Genie is my Claim to Fame
I'm back and took half that $4,000 profit and bought 1,000 shares of TOGL yesterday at 2.50ish. I'll buy more if the opportunity presents below $2.50.
It was a mistake to sell. I did not think of this other possibility, revealed in some interesting filings as of late. Hopefully, nobody is reading my time-stamped posts yet. This company is going to effect a forward 50 for 1 split within 2 weeks of this writing. While a mathematical non-event, it is powerful psychology for manipulation, which I still believe is at the core of everything.
The stock touched $10.00 last week on a massive spread larger than the Grand Canyon, confirming the physics and the target I said it could easily reach. On a forward split, $10.00 will be 20 cents. I suspect it will split $10 (it's $4.50 at the time of this post). That would turn the float into 5 million shares, and the CEO should come in with great liquidity and no restrictions that way. Simple, but never thought about it.
I suspect the same inching towards $1.00 will happen, which would be the equivalent of $50.00 pre-split. Some of their mathematical impossibilities I referred to in the post I'm responding to suddenly become very realistic on a psychological basis. Still keeping tabs on the lower-level priests overseas, an they are so excited that they are almost peeing in their pants. Especially when it hit $10.00. That psychology put dollar signs in their eyes that they've never experienced in their lifetime. Always using American stock exchanges as their proof.
They also appear completely clueless as to the forward split they will experience coming in a few weeks. I suspect it will be explained to their agents soon as a gift of great success. And it will motivate other agents to come on board so they don't miss the next round to $1.00 and the "big data" future. The float continues to just pull me in. It's not that I trust. I don't. More like I see a suitcase of money on the side of the road which was in transit to the casino for some cleaning. Anybody that turns in a suitcase of money that probably belonged to the mob needs to be shot just for being stupid. I lost a big chunk of my former shares, but I'm going to take this money and not report it. Just logging this as evidence, time stamped, currently own 1,183 shares which will be over 50,000 shares at 20 cents in a few weeks IFF it splits at $10.00. And I think I want to take to $1.00 post-split. I think the physics will allow it.
The Green Genie is my Claim to Fame
I'm back and took half that $4,000 profit and bought 1,000 shares of TOGL yesterday at 2.50ish. I'll buy more if the opportunity presents below $2.50.
It was a mistake to sell. I did not think of this other possibility, revealed in some interesting filings as of late. Hopefully, nobody is reading my time-stamped posts yet. This company is going to effect a forward 50 for 1 split within 2 weeks of this writing. While a mathematical non-event, it is powerful psychology for manipulation, which I still believe is at the core of everything.
The stock touched $10.00 last week on a massive spread larger than the Grand Canyon, confirming the physics and the target I said it could easily reach. On a forward split, $10.00 will be 20 cents. I suspect it will split $10 (it's $4.50 at the time of this post). That would turn the float into 5 million shares, and the CEO should come in with great liquidity and no restrictions that way. Simple, but never thought about it.
I suspect the same inching towards $1.00 will happen, which would be the equivalent of $50.00 pre-split. Some of their mathematical impossibilities I referred to in the post I'm responding to suddenly become very realistic on a psychological basis. Still keeping tabs on the lower-level priests overseas, an they are so excited that they are almost peeing in their pants. Especially when it hit $10.00. That psychology put dollar signs in their eyes that they've never experienced in their lifetime. Always using American stock exchanges as their proof.
They also appear completely clueless as to the forward split they will experience coming in a few weeks. I suspect it will be explained to their agents soon as a gift of great success. And it will motivate other agents to come on board so they don't miss the next round to $1.00 and the "big data" future. The float continues to just pull me in. It's not that I trust. I don't. More like I see a suitcase of money on the side of the road which was in transit to the casino for some cleaning. I lost a big chunk of my former shares, but I'm going to take this money and not report it. Just logging this as evidence, time stamped, currently own 1,183 shares which will be over 50,000 shares at 20 cents in a few weeks IFF it splits at $10.00. And I think I want to take to $1.00 post-split. I think the physics will allow it.
Green with Envy, Shorts Run in Shame
That is a very professional and simple start:
https://www.fineqia.com/
I like the Beta. Although we are off the radar, Fineqia may just have to perform befor there is any price action. In the meantime, I keep trying to be cheap for more. I had 1 million-share order for 60 days at .005. For the last week, I've had a million-share order for .01. I'd like to bring my position up to 2.4 million shares, but I can't get a bite at those prices. And if you think you, future buyer, are going to get any of my shares for less than 10 cents, you must be smoking crack. Maybe one of my co-investors can help you.
So I like it. There is a little chatter that appears to show Fineqia sponsoring a band I'm not familiar with at a Canadian festival in August. I can't substantiate that claim with 100% certainty.
I think they intend, based on the pdf I supplied in previous links, to have credible news sources as endorsements on the final website as the come in. And that's what we need: Good endorsements from CNN Money, CNBC, etc. Now we just need to get the snowball running. There might be a lot of people that don't want to go first. But I'm sure Bundeed and friends have deep pocket for the first clients. Such as PremFina, the most logical first choice. Martin's friends, our advisory board, etc.
At year's end, perhaps we can compare the business plan to the actual results. So far, everything seems to be going smoothly on the surface according to plan. So exciting! As I wait, I will continue to try to get a million shares at 1 cent. If I can't, you surely can't, so you, new reader, might want to think of paying UP. I don't need to. I already have 1.4 million shares. I see a 300-million market cap as my first personal goal, as a very realistic attainable goal as a passenger in the cargo hold. I love this crew and mission!
All Four Tickers are Showing Signs of Great Power
I have added 50,000 shares of Zoomaway Travel to my portfolio today at 5 cents per share, bringing my total to 100,000 shares at 5 cents.
I have changed my sentiment in regard to the company, but none of the available facts have changed. Two things made me want to take the plunge. One, I think they did raise or expect to raise $2.5 million based on this pdf:
http://www.zoomawayinc.com/zatravelinfo/za-z8-deck-newest.pdf
Not on their MD&A (the equivalent of our 10Q), but down there at the bottom is a "total capital raise" of 2 to 2.5. Actually, looks like a sales pitch. No idea what the structure would look like. However, the Chairman of the Board is on a buying frenzy, as noted here:
https://www.insidertracking.com/company?ticker=ZMA%2ACA
If he can buy 600,000 shares no the open market at Canadian .06, I can match him with 100,000 on the US grey market at .05. I understand the pitch and like it. You won't find that information anywhere else. Not a news release, not a financial disclosure. Yet... So, impressive, Mr. Rosenthal. I like that little company and its idea. I'd like to see 400 clients. I hope it makes it. It's a fun adventure.
Now, how does that tie in with Caie? Well, through Mr. Rosethal, of course. And both based in Nevada with Caie Foods. And we can put Caie Foods into the group package somehow. Catering on the golf course? Consierge (sp) service by Caie's Café? A tour of Caie Foods, since there is already talk of Cannabis tours? I don't know, but let's cross pollinate. All of this is getting exciting.
The Most Interesting One is the Fineqia Flower
I am very happy at he pace of events unfolding inside Fineqia. They are meeting their goals, and I'm excited about the beta website being released sometime this month. It would be nice if there is some media fanfare around it in legitimate sources such as CNN Money.
Of interesting note is insider activity. Not found with the SEC in America, and I sure hope they have a plan to get themselves on this much larger radar than Canada. However, you can see their activity here:
https://www.canadianinsider.com/company?menu_tickersearch=Fineqia%20International%20Inc.%20%7C%20FNQ
It's good to see part of Martin Graham's compensation there.
Our new Chariman Martin has a lot of interesting experiences. A lot of companies are private companies he's been involved with, which is a positive in my eyes. One that catches my eye is this private company, where he was recruited as Chairman there as well not long ago:
http://www.privateequitywire.co.uk/2010/10/25/65547/martin-graham-takes-chair-secondcap
The contacts he has here, amongst others places, is invaluable.
http://www.secondcap.com/about-secondcap/
Not to mention the direct link to experience in an "online plateform" which is what he's creating here at Fineqia, exposed in this excerpt: "Secondcap developed SecondaryNet – an online platform which brings together a vast global network of buyers and sellers of private fund interests..."
I know things seem dead based on the stock's activity, but if they can meet their goals, it's easy to get to a 300-million market cap, which in worst case at fully-diluted is more than 15 cents. For me, that would be far over $100,000 in unrealized gains. Even if the stock remained dead forever, which I can't see happening with real results, I'm very optimistic about being the beneficiary as a takeover target with this team. I'm investing in people at this point, and I'm really happy with all that I see.
The OS an eyesore, yet far from Sour
I still haven't made my mind up about Steven Rosenthal yet, but I do have to give Zoomaway a little more credit on second look. They do have good operating leverage. You can't see it on the their SEDAR filings because it's juxtaposed on the shell Multivision. But looking at their income statements from prior years from another source, you can see that their costs remain relatively fixed. Revenues have been sliding, but I would describe the company as a hailmary play.
I like it because the insiders must catch the ball. It's not going to be easy, but everybodys interests are in alignment. Their projectinos for $7M is very lofty, but at least they have a goal. Their press is confusing because gross booking revenue is not their revenue. Their revenue is a small percentage, their margin, but it's pretty cost free as far as cost of sales go. It's scaleable. It has potential.
If you read their press releases at face value, the first impression is pump and dump efforts. Going into Cannabis and the casino industry, but I can actually see how it work would with their booking strategy to be something different and add revenues on group packages. It is a good idea. It's not Priceline as you'd think at first glance. Not at all. I get it. It's hard to understand at first, but I get it. But it's not capitalized good at all. They blew through all their seed capital. Yet, insiders have been putting up their own money. They must do something. This will be a good testament to Rosenthal's character and abilities, watching this story. I feel lucky to have some at 5 cents, and I do hope my other 15,000 get filled. Their value would be hard to figure out since dilution would have to be in the cards. But 5 cents with that float, no shares being traded -- that's good physics with good potential if you can catch that hail mary, Steven.
A very interesting press release came out today that would move a normal penny stock that was being pumped by competent individuals. But this one is completely off the radar and didn't trade a single share. It files on SEDAR, the otcmarkets equivalent of Canada.
Somehow, they could even direct Caie into their Nevada hotel offerings. Catering perhaps, and/or directing them to the café. It's all got potential. I will reserve all verdict on Rosenthal this year. This year will be a defining moment for Zoomaway.
It's obvious they do have a stock promoter, but he is lousy. And that's good for me. I would have expected more from a relative of Nazari (sp). You should consider using Uptick Capital, Steven. They are a classy operation. And with the Cannabis venture being researched, they make even more sense to use. They'll get the word out in the right places. And file with the otcmarkets.com, and get yourself on the radar.
And speaking of the casino direction, I can't wait to see the more interactive, strategy slot machines coming. A few have made their Debut in Las Vegas. Space Invaders in the bonus round, but it's a start. Don't know if Zero8 will move in that direction, being they seem to be on the free end of things. And I will be downloading that app you released today when I'm off on Sunday, just to check it out.
Oh, and speaking of CATERING, you should definitely go in that direction with Caie. That adds so much business, and it's so lucrative. I know that as a fact. It is much better than the restaurant business. On all levels!
And speaking of Zero8, the revenue sharing looks very similar to a court reporting firms revenue sharing. Those are good percentages.
Now, if I could find a small public company that's a court reporting operation, that's the kind of business to be in! That would be a great penny stock, but nobody seems to think of it.
Private Placements and Warrants Rule The Hour
This company is very interesting. Steven Rosenthal has an interesting story of taking a company public here where he's a board of director.
https://www.pressreader.com/canada/stockwatch-daily/20160229/282003261502826
Zoomaway is an interesting story in itself. It doesn't trade at all; however, I managed to pick up 6,000 shares this week on a 20,000-share order that's been standing all week for 5 cents. It's just been drifting down on volume nobody can get out of. That's now lower than all insiders and venture capital. I don't know how they expect to get out, but they wont' get out without me. And I intend to follow the story, but the only way to follow it and stay interested is to have a little skin in the game.
So far, not impressed with what Rosenthall is able to accomplish for shareholders. But we'll watch Zoomaway and see what happens here. There has been a man of high franchisee caliber observed hanging around the Caie family too. He is more exciting to me. There could be some 3-way chemistry here. He's another Republican, but more of a Bush type. I can have an intelligent conversation with him on politics. He's just a team player and more smarts than the Trump types. He's more establishment Republican, someone that can actually get deals done and be a uniter and not a divider. He's no Ben Carson, Rosenthal's guy, thank God. Too many idiots hijacked that party. That's a more of an eyesore than Zoomaway's balance sheet. Lincoln has long left the building. The only way to explain that mess is by what psychologists call "anchoring." That's the 36% of America in the echo chamber. The dumbing down of group think. Whew! Unbelievable. Let's hope group think doesn't happen at Caie Foods. I'm counting on that franchisee to go back to his roots and pull them left, which is right to center for them.
Zip Dhunari, who was a former CEO of this empty shell years back and had root in the Spicy Pickle is only two steps away. He is or was a partner with one of the board members of Zoomaway on some other venture. I've read so much that I don't remember where, but he's there. I wonder if he had hand in directing Rosenthal in this direction. Zip cares for nobody but Zip, so he can just stay 2 steps away.
The shell that Zoomaway did a reverse merger into comes with so much baggage. The financials are an eyesore, but it's still interesting. You can't really go wrong with 20,000 shares at 5 cents (assuming the entire order ever gets filled) in a dead shell. Yet, it's not dead. It's the undead at this time. I don't have expectations. I really don't care about the $1,000. It's just enough to stay interested in an interesting novel. It's more curiosity than anything.
Meanwhile, AVNI is still coming about under the radar. They did file a 10Q last week with some interesting disclosures:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=12067416
1) The company received $50,000 from Caie which is convertible at .20 per share and expires this year in November, 2017. I like the date, and I like the price. It also shoes seriousness under the radar at work.
2) All that debt with so many fingers will all be converted into shares eventually, which is probably part of this long, drawn out process. Probably something structured the way Zoomaway is structured. I'm losing hope of seeing anything in the range of 10 million shares, but we'll see. Don't think it will be more than 25 million. I expecting to see much more respectable sales from the commissary than at Zoomaway. I don't know what to think of Rosenthal, but I like Caie Foods and the ownership. Their motive are pure. I don't know what Rosenthal's motives are
In conclusion, it's going to get interesting soon enough I think.
These Alignment of Interests are Found on SEDAR
According to Etrade, I have 17,000 shares here at an average price of .46 per share. I am extremely confident that the motives here are pure.
I have a strong gut feeling that this company will have a board of directors complete and we see some real progress in the next quarterly report.
I believe the café will be franchised. Just a hunch. And I believe the commissary will have some impressive sales for a penny stock. The manager of the café is new and the only one in the entire company with the correct politics. She seems to be doing a good on the Yelp reviews.
Unannounced anywhere but here, they do have a CEO
https://www.linkedin.com/in/steven-rosenthal-94223b15
Of particular interest on his resume is this statement: ". GR Solutions is a turn around specialty firm successfully completing complicated reverse mergers enabling struggling companies to acquire the funding they need to grow their business." Once again, another one with horrible, extreme and divisive politics. Just like the owners, but whatever. If they can cook and grow, that's all that matters. Never mind what the Federal Reserve says about where we reside on the laffer curve, I get the feeling these guys get their macro economics from the Glen Beck Show. Just stick to the business and leave the politics at the commissary, please.
I think we will have an impressive board of directors and things will come to fruition soon. I have no idea what the capital structure will be, but anything under 25 million shares would be great. I would really like to see 10 million shares for a change. Be nice and don't be greedy. I can't find anything bad to say about this company. The Masada Spy Satellite Network has thoroughly checked them out and their motives are pure and histories unvarnished. I like them.
Let the adventure begin next quarter.
The End. For now...
That’s Insurance More Solid Than Cedar
My intent is for this to be my last time-stamped journal entry on this board.
***APPROXIMATELY $4,000 IN PROFIT IN 3 MONTHS***
I have sold all 7,000 plus shares here for a cool 100% return. Average cost according to Etrade was .69. It took me a week to exit at an average price somewhere above $1.40. I sold all over the place. I got spooked.
The capital structure here is the best I've seen *at this time*, making the "physics" extraordinary. This was easy money, but I've done a lot better. I don't trust this company, but that was irrelevant from my original purpose. This stock could easily bid up to $10.00 and still could with these physics. But there is another possibility now that I don't like. If you don't know who the patsy at the table is, then it's time to leave the table. I have folded my cards and will ride off into the sunset.
I wore a robe and talked to a number of priests. Not the high priests, but I've watched his behavior and body language. Unfortunately, it's too much like a cult.
This week, there was a 2nd round of 4 of private placements overseas. However, what spooks me is that these are not accredited investors. They are very naïve, unsophisticated "investors." I know they are they patsies, but I am I included? I want to be the mark because I'm bullet proof. But if I have to depend on those guys -- Whew, forget it.
So this week was a good week to get out in a stock with no liquidity and such a miniscule float. There is too much focus on this stock price in order to recruit those investors overseas which are also "agents." And these agents are trading their shares within the company itself through its "binary" trading platform. Not available to anyone else. So, the company is pocketing money from investors and agents. But I don't see any focus on the products. It's a multi-level marketing company which is illegal in some countries and rightfully so. The promises they are making to their agents are mathematical impossibilities. There is extreme naivety and false comparisons made daily. This stock price can easily be manipulated with this tiny float, which I banked on. I decided to see what would happen if I lowered the price with few shares, and put limit orders all over the place. And if while the trading stock they stopped filling my orders, I would "punish" the company by dropping it to the bid at 75 cents. It's like I got paid off to get out. That doesn't mean that's what happened as their are multiple interpretations for the same observations. However, it played out exactly as my theory suggested it would. But that isn't proof.
I don't know if those private placements will ever actually make it here. If they do, I think that's great for day traders. But shorts could have a field day here too. I tried all the products and I'm just not seeing anything special. God is also invoked too many times by the agents. To me, at best that means intellectual dishonesty and magical thinking. At worst, manipulation. Nothing good ever comes out of God's "blessings" in sales pitches. Or most matters, for that matter. He/she should just be left alone. Secularism in business is good business. No reason to muddy the waters. It's never a good sign. Every time I go undercover and dawn my robe to talk to a "priest," they engage in magical thinking and show a complete lack of knowledge in the stock market. Their hopes and aspirations seem sincere for the lower-level priests, but I'd argue they are sincerely deluded.
There is also nothing here to stop naked shorts from coming in. But IFF the CEO here wants the gravy of this stock, and IFF he brings those shares public, I think the physics could be good for the short term. As long as the SEC doesn't shut it down or something nefarious happens. I don't know what their true motives are, but I don't have a good vibe about it at all.
I'm out. I left 180 shares on the table just for fun. It's nothing, but I don't intend to post here anymore. I said my peace and no reason to rain on anyone's parade. I could always be wrong and may have missed out on another 100-bagger.
The stock closed at $2.10 today at the time of this writing, it's 52-week high at this time.
The End.
From Exile to Freedom, I’m Building my Tower
Did Fineqia just secure millions in venture capital?
https://fineqia.wordpress.com/2017/04/06/former-cfo-of-sbt-venture-capital-andrew-martin-joins-fineqias-advisory-board/
"Fineqia International Inc. today welcomes the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of SBT Venture Capital, Andrew Martin, to its board of advisors."
This PR doesn't capture the depth behind SBT Venture Capital. From LinkedIn comes a very interesting profile that fits Fineqia to a T.
https://www.linkedin.com/company/sbt-venture-capital
"SBT Venture Capital is a dynamic fund manager looking to invest $100m in fintech startups. We are specifically looking for high growth early stage companies who are breaking new ground and addressing new markets with new technology. We have a focus on companies which will have an impact on existing players in the financial or capital markets. We are not looking to back companies that are well established, or looking to take existing technology into new markets - we are looking for revolution, however there has to be something tangible to back. We are not looking for ideas and vision, but team and delivery."
And here is the CFO of that firm, embodied in that mission statement, joining the Fineqia advisory board. I feel so good about this startup.
From Corrupt Moderators, I will not Cower
If anybody knows what this gentleman is saying at 2:05, it would be appreciated. It sounds like he is saying "Toga Chat Phillipines will be listed in August." I can't make out the last word. And what does that mean?
Investing on a Dyslexic Perch Yields Hidden Catalysts
Welcome, Joker. What time did you put your bid in? All of today's volume was me. I bought 975,000 shares today at .02. I was trying to get below .015 for months. I finally threw in the towel and now own 1.4 million shares of Fineqia, a 28,000-dollar investment. With the Canadian exchange rate, that's probably about .025, compared to those with private placements at .01 and warrants on the low end at .05. That's put me smack in the middle of them. They definitely have the best deal, but I don't have any lockup period.
I can't explain why you couldn't pick up at .02. Are you trying to buy on the American stock exchange, the grey market (FNQQF)? That's where I went through Etrade. Lots of blocks at premarket, all me below:
04/04/17 10:13 AM EDT Buy 27000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 10:12 AM EDT Buy 200000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:39 AM EDT Buy 99000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:32 AM EDT Buy 149000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 10000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 99000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 99000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 60000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 100000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 87000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
04/04/17 9:31 AM EDT Buy 45000 FNQQF Executed @ $0.02 Details | Edit
What brings you here? What put this company on your radar? I found it by looking under a lot of rocks. As you can tell, it certainly peeks my interest.
I'm done buying. I don't know when this boat will depart on its voyage, I just want to be on it when it does. Bon Voyage!
I find it very intriguing. I want to go back and look at Martin Graham's presentation again here. I wish I could hear the dialogue that went with it. In the meantime, there are some interesting observations here:
http://ncfacanada.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/K.-Closing-Keynote-Martin-Graham-Crowdfinance-Speech-Presentation_opt.pdf
On Page 16, he is presenting the front page of our "website," seen at www.fineqia.com. However, his copy is different. I speculate it's the "beta website" in the works and what they envision the final product will be. Note how there is a place to log in, and tabs for "invest" and "raise funds" and "discover" and "learn." Presented in different languagea, and with reputable news sources to endorse the site, such as CNN Money, Forbes, Bloomberg, Time, and Inc.
To me, that tells me that want good press in good sources, and, in fact, plan on it. It will be legitimate sources that can be trusted, and that is what finance is all about -- Trust. Without trust, everything falls apart. Banking is built on trust. If done right, these mini bonds really are low risk if they are asset backed and you can actually believe in the vetting process. If you can believe in what they are going to allow, I'd love to be a buyer of bond yielding 8%. And doing it myself, like I'm doing this myself through Etrade. And I do want to go straight to the source, but I want a middle man I can trust.
This actually getting huge in China, but too many people are getting ripped off there. That's due to being naïve on the investors' part. It's all interesting.
The management here is a trustworthy lot. To make it work, trust is going to have be the cornerstone of everything. And reputation and a good product, and everything that presentation presents.
I remember Warren Buffett, a great influence in my life, talking about how it's hard not to make money in banking. It's a great business, as long as you don't do anything "stupid," he says. It's all too easy to do stupid things, which is why he loves Wells Fargo for not trying to keep up with what their peers are doing. Which is also my Jupiter, out there protecting me in my portfolio like Jupiter protects Earth. And this is a threat to banks, the whole emerging Fintech sector. And all that is a bullish case to me.
With Returns out of Reach from Financial Analysts
All this great talent coming on board the advisory board is very encouraging. But they had me at Martin Graham.
I see lots of diversification -- different area of expertise and geographic regions, yet all have a focus in finance. That's a big confirmation, and below is a link to support the reasons why this is great.
I feel like I'm in a place out of reach to financial analysts. They won't be able to cover this. Fund managers can't come here due to regulations, and because the float is just too small. Private placements are there for accredited investors, which translates into high net worth, liquid individuals that probably wouldn't put their inheritance here. This is the kind of investment only the savvy would venture into, as I see it. Only the Mavericks will tread here. And I like it that way, for now.
You have the former CFO of Etrade in the UK. My broker is USA Etrade and has been so since the '90s. You have an economics professor with an impressive background.
http://fundingsage.com/advisory-boards-7-reasons-they-are-critical-to-the-scalable-start-up/#more-377
POINT 4: NETWORKING -- I really like Point #4, Networking. These are in positions with lots of contacts. Fantastic leverage, creating deep pockets of potential partners and clients.
POINT 6: VALIDATION -- In short, they are vetting Fineqia and verifying me. This is the caliber of people that wouldn't walk into something that wouldn't fit their reputation.
POINT 7: FUNDING SUPPORT -- More access to capital when needed.
I would expect all of them to be compensated by shares, further aligning my interests with an impressive allotment of talent.
They Refuse to Listen, Learn, or be Schooled
Martin Graham, the new Chairman, is the opening title in a new PDF on where we are going. Quality, Intelligence, Experience, and Value are instant buzz words that come to my mind upon reading this. Fresh off the press and under the radar:
http://ncfacanada.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/K.-Closing-Keynote-Martin-Graham-Crowdfinance-Speech-Presentation_opt.pdf
The London Stock Exchange is noted, a very relevant detail in Graham's recent past. The title: Adapting Lessons of the Past to the Financial Markets of the Future.
Does that mean they are about to school the institutions from whence Martin came?
It would seem so, if you listen to what Bundeep has to say on the sales pitch of PremFina, which is a guaranteed business partner of Fineqia. Note the 45 million in funding behind it from banks that at vetted this concept and our management team.
The Pitch:
Blinded by Pride and Prejudice, they are Overruled
Except, you can't overrule our beautiful Karolina Komarnicka, Chief Marketing Officer of Fineqia. She is only 24 and holds such an important position. Very impressive! Who is she? A Polish Immigrant who has a good work ethic:
http://www.insurancebusinessmag.com/uk/news/breaking-news/brexit-insurance-and-me--the-personal-impact-on-a-polish-employee-in-the-uk-34617.aspx
She was Chief Marketing Officer of PremFina prior to this. Our CEO is also the CEO of Prem Fina, which is a good Fintech connection. Somewhere in all these filings, I read that some of the business for Fineqia will come from PremFina, so that is one guaranteed business partner with an alignment of interests. According to Owler, crowdsourced data (appropriate for this forum), PremFina has over 9 million in revenue and 31 employees. I don't know how accurate that is. I know it's been way off in other case.
She is as shocked by the Brexit decision as I was about Trump's election. We are surrounded by idiots on both side of the world -- blinded by pride and prejudice. We will overrule them and conquer them through Fineqia.
Her job duties at PremFina, which I'm sure translate over to Fineqia:
-Branding (logo design, website design, marketing material)
-Writing press releases and thought leadership articles and pitching them to the press
-Updating company’s Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts
-Designing and ordering marketing collateral
-Preparing presentations, reports and proposals
-Performing and analysing data from market research to generate appropriate marketing tools
-Preparing and distributing supporting materials for management and ad-hoc meetings
-Writing content for the company
-Reaching out to and coordinating with potential and existing investors
-Organizing promotional events
-Attending conferences and networking events to promote the company
Paul Lucas must be an avid fan, because he write about her again 2 months later in August of 2016:
http://www.insurancebusinessmag.com/uk/news/breaking-news/from-modelling-to-insurance-35624.aspx
And Excerpt:
“There needs to be more of a presentation of women in the industry,” she said. “If it wants to attract young women it should offer free tickets to a conference, have more female speakers, let women be ambassadors for the brand. When there are guys promoting a company and diversity you don’t identify with the message – let women speak and talk about the benefits of the industry and what opportunities that it can give to you. Open the eyes of women from a female point of view.
I'm all for it!
One said I’m “Most Stupid He Ever Met”
And yet he walks with the flock, makes assumptions, gets tripped up by rules, and can't think outside of the box. A box created in his own mind by his own volition.
This is the business plan for those who are not in a box. The Form 2A, buried on Sedar, posted on August 22, 2016.
http://www.sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=13&issuerNo=00025560&issuerType=03&projectNo=02521490&docId=3971888
Some interesting excerpts:
1) The Company will be changing its name to Fineqia International Inc. effective August 2, 2016.
Been there, done that. That's an example of what was.
2) Over the past year, management has conducted in-house research, data analysis, and prospecting in respect of the emerging area of alternative finance known as crowdfunding.
Crowdfunding, the practice of funding a cause or project by raising small amounts of money from a large number of people, is a concept popularized by rewards and donations based crowdfunding platforms such as Kickstarter, Indigogo and Kiva.
Now, that is a journey that is about to happen. This is just the preface of a new book. A new journey, where you have a vested interest in the conclusion.
3) On page 46, there are interesting financial forecasts. $24 million in net profits is projected for year 3 of operations. That will be a fun end game to pursue for the seed capital. For me, I see myself as stowaway capital. A seed with no regulations, no stipulations. I will enjoy the voyage ahead, just as much!
4) Upon Completion of the Transactions, Mr. Rangar is expected to control over an aggregate of 60,616,289 common shares and 56,155,940 warrants of the Company, collectively representing
116,772,229 shares on a fully-diluted basis or approximately 16.3% of the issued and outstanding common shares of the Company, assuming the exercise of the warrants.
That means the Captain of this ship has his soul in this company. His fate is my fate, and I like him in his role.
While Declining a 100-Bagger on the Net
I met an analyst once who couldn't see what was coming in. Only what was, as it was recorded in documents pertaining to the past -- balance sheets, cash flow statements, etc. And he refused to look at anything that didn't file with the SEC. And as a result, he missed a cannabis opportunity I presented to him in the pennies, months before it raced to $10.00 per share.
It's not wise to be like Mr A. Opportunities abound, if you know where to look. And they won't last forever. This one has a lot of chatter out there in the Asian markets; however, it doesn't have the integrity in my eyes that Mr. A passed on. That doesn't mean, however, this isn't another 100-bagger in the making.
Time-Stamped for Prosperity as Evidence
Not only is this company very interesting, it's also an emerging high-growth sector in the world's "capital" of Fintech. Written just a few days ago from the time of this posting, fresh off the press:
http://calgaryherald.com/business/local-business/calgary-companies-breaking-ground-in-hot-fintech-sector
Fintech — an all-encompassing term that covers a host of financial technologies, from mobile banking apps to international money transfer services to crowdfunding platforms — is taking off worldwide.
Behold: Before You is the MO of Decadence
EVCC is indeed dormant and under the radar. I have slowly built a position up here of over 800,000 shares since August of 2016. It's very hard to pick up shares at a fraction of a penny.
There are signs of life. Last month, they filed their "annual list" of officers with the NVSOS. It may cost $4.00 to file, but nobody goes to the trouble to lick the back of a stamp for a post card without an end game in mind.
This is the MYSTERY stock. What comes through that portal one day is a random draw from a card deck. I think this is a portal of promise. The research in this forum is sound; albeit hard to follow. It is a Bryan Glass stock, a "shell broker."
Till then, I keep the crumbs that keep falling on ground zero here. I expect a 1 for 50 reverse split when it's all said and done. Or in worst case (my preferred case for the physics), I'd like to see a 1 for 100 reverse split.
At the time of this posting, that would translate to 8,000 shares for me in a mystery package. Although, by the time that happens, perhaps I'll have a post-split position of 16,000 shares. We shall see.
FNQQF is pronounced Fe-neh-kwee-au
Fineqia is one of those words like quinoa or consortium. What you read on paper is not what comes out of someone's mouth.
An interesting observation today: Usually, nothing trades. Hence, I'm the "first investor" on the US exchange in my eyes. But today, 8,000 shares traded at .002. How can that be if I have a million-share order placed at .005? That means you had to come through me, which you didn't, to sell at .002.
So, I was bypassed to give you a worse price? There are no warrants priced that low. Or is this because of a foreign exchange arbitrage that I don't understand? I'm sure Martin Graham could explain it to me. In the meantime, I feel cheated.
I'll buy your million shares at .005. This offer is good for another 60 days. I can't promise you it will last forever. Take it now or maybe see .002 and below.