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If anyone is interested, here is an interesting read. May have been posted already, if so, I apologize in advance.
https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2016/07/11/854902/0/en/Skin-Care-Products-Market-Size-Is-Projected-To-Reach-USD-196-67-Billion-By-2024-Grand-View-Research-Inc.html
*drops mic...* this post was awesome!
Just go to the Garfield go site. I downloaded it there.
Apple takes a while to add. Not sure why, but they do. I used the Garfield go website and downloaded it to my iPhone. Just an FYI.
I can't find that info either. I say they just trying to start a rumor. If they got a link, they should post it imo...
I wish there was a like button for this. Truth.
This a message board about PGPM. Personal views on climate change should kept to yourself, no matter how tin foil hat worthy they are.
Although science is a real thing ( hence the process that brought Pilgrim to its oil holdings) this is a stock board and not opinion board about human induced climate change.
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Buy at the ask price instead of at the bid price
Agreed. Very well said.
The Raven facility will be almost 400 miles away and out of the Permian Basin. The goal of MMEX is to produce and refine in one location. So to that end it cost significantly less to transport oil a few miles than a few hundred. With the ppb lower, it makes sense to co-locate refinement operations with extraction activity. For what it's worth, this drop today in the pps may be from the bearish price action on WTI.
Then you should know that a 145k and a 66k deficit in favor of the loan amounts to zero revenue for a lender. No organization with more than 2 people can survive on 211K in potential claims against default. No one is gonna make a dime off a default.
I see many references to the 145k loan as toxic and causing dilution. 145K is nothing in the business world. I worked in a start up for 3 years, and there was a 5 month period when its burn rate was 100k a month. To make that a contentious point is just annoying at best and complete failure to understand true business cost at worst. Me, I am disappointed they didn't ask for more. Not gonna get far with that paltry amount of cash.
That's how it is. I worked in a startup for 3 years. Owner wanted a bridge loan for 75k. Best he could get was a note 21% interest and 120k default lien on the IT equipment for the business and he was a current owner of 4 other successful small businesses. It's all toxic. An unproven startup in the eyes of lenders is like a consumer with 520 credit score, you're gonna pay. This loan here is not surprising at all imho
Agreed.
Mexico imports refined gas for many reasons...here is a short article about it: http://www.platts.com/latest-news/oil/houston/us-gasoline-exports-to-mexico-hit-record-high-21476305
Truth!
Exactly. All the oil infrastructure that went up in CO, WY, and UT in 2013/2014 was done with leases. You own the mineral rights, its up to the entity leasing to get all the permits and approvals. The owner just waits for royalties.
I concur 100%.
It is. Their new CEO is taking advantage of the America First policy. MMEX showed up at the right time IMHO.
Exxon is in the Delaware Basin not the Permian Basin. refineries are usually local operations for Oil Shale plays
read this:http://money.cnn.com/2016/12/15/investing/tillerson-trump-exxon-shale-oil-america-first/
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For a Friday, low volume, and no news, this is holding well. Go GIGL!
I bought this stock because I read the resolution of the board to manage shareholder interests. I have worked in 2 startups and I know that for a board to make those bold statements they are serious. I gotta tell ya LIGA ain't let me down lol!
It took me all 8 seconds to find this - an infomercial with Chuck Norris and Christy Brinkley for the Total Gym...
Well this a nice turn of events. Finally through that 38 wall.