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Held up pretty well considering how much it ran recently. Smallish volume after big upswing indicates shares are in strong hands, stable float. GAHC is in the right place at the right time. Hopefully management can seize the opportunity.
THIS IS INSANE!!
wow amazing...
Something must be happening. Finished strong!
Agreed. BTCS has nothing but a name associated with Bitcoin. GAHC is better situated for the future.
Did you sell your position?
Anyone have an updated share structure?
You make a really good point. I think BTC needs GAHC for their industry insight and connections. Also, merging with GAHC, an already publicly traded company, will help grow their "products" through funding and exposure.
I'm with you on this. I got it around 200 to 225 million OS. Not great, but not bad for pennyland.
If the AS is a billion shares, they can't raise it without letting shareholders know what's going on. It had to be a glitch. And the pros aren't stupid enough to show their hand and put it all in one pile. I do believe some dilution is going on, but we aren't skyrocketing to a billion OS. Not yet, at least.
Wouldn't they have to vote on raising AS?
They could at least be honest. I invested in their leadership, thinking they weren't another Pennystock rip off artists, but the silence tells me otherwise. All talk as usual. Sure the energy market has changed but that doesn't mean you should ignore your shareholders.
Apparently he's been missing, presumed dead, since June 10, 2015 (Last blog update)
same article in New York Post now:
http://nypost.com/2016/04/09/us-soldiers-burned-their-waste-in-the-mideast-wars-and-now-its-killing-them/
Thanks for the info Tradeinman. At least it seems they haven't given up. The fact that Richard still responds to you is telling.
I get the feeling they (management) wanted David Morgan out. I'm just speculating but it doesn't seem like he had a job or an offer prior to resigning. His personal, career web page still says he's open to new opportunities.
Well, i think updating the website so quickly after he left means we're still on play. Otherwise they'd just neglect it and shut it down. Just sayin
Fosgitt at SSOE makes sense. Who better to have as project manager than someone who has 80 million plus shares of CRQE and the wizard behind the DGU
If you remember, SSOE and Cirque were working together to bid on CHP projects a few years ago. I don't think it's a coincidence that Cirque moved their office to the same street as SSOE. Think about it: to implement/integrate DGU's or CHP systems into various facilities, you need an engineering firm with resources. You can't just sell them like portable generators at Home Depot.
HEy BBanBob, I owned WAMU too during the fall. What a disaster!! I forgot what price I was in but it killed me then and I don't even like to think about it. Hopefully CRQE will make us forget that era.
Fosgitt mentioned Northrop Grumman deal in a recent tweet
They are getting paid a salary also. The salary is from stocks sold since there is no other income. I don't have a problem with that, just stating what it is.
I was thinking the same thing that the 70 million shares added in the last month and half is for their compensation. 70 million is maybe around $500,000. Not enough to buy a power plant but enough cash for the management team.
Unless Cirque can somehow come up with substantial news, this ain't going nowhere. So far the only business they have is selling stocks.
How about "Unicorn Gasification Unit" since it seems almost like a mythical creature that no one has really seen in the wild.
Good find. Cirque needs to strike while the iron is hot. I notice the TGER system seems to have petered out since I did not find any recent news or articles about it. However, FastOx appears to have gained a bit of traction. The key is efficiency, the crux with gasification in general. I really wish the company would give us an update on the DGU.
Gasifier already in the military, however, this system didn't seem to gain traction or overall acceptance. Hopefully the DGU is the real deal.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/12/27/armys-tger-fuels-tanks-with-garbage/
Thanks for your opinion but no need to assume I have little experience in the business world when you know nothing about me. I respect your opinion and wouldn't question your background because of it.
Enlighten me with the answers.
Yes it is frustrating. I'd be ecstatic if it hit .5 a share, believe me. I thought the share price would have jumped by July 15 since they set that as the deadline for the specific convertable lender. I think all we need is NOC to secure a government contract or deal which would validate the DGU. I wish management would show give more guidance or have a q and a shareholder meeting.
Anyone get the feeling management is being a bit shady? Let me first say I own a nice chunk of shares, but some things are making me question my investment. July 15 is coming up, the due day they set to increase convertable for one of the lenders. Remember:
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/150515/ewrl8-k.html
Fosgitt posts a picture of a power plant on his facebook without writing anything. Wouldn't friends and families ask about it if they didn't know? Who puts a picture of a power plant on their facebook profile pic?
The shareholders meeting. How many shareholders actually made it? I'm thinking only the company executives were at the meeting yet the speech sounds as if it was done in a packed room.
So far 0 profits. They are hanging their hats on the JA with Northrop, which is a big deal, yet no recent updates or future plans on DGU, except that it COULD make a lot of money.
Anytime a pennystock CEO says one of their goals is to increase shareholder value, alarm bells go off.
They are issuing stocks to themselves as payment. Another alarm to me.
Who on the team is working on the DGU? Who is the technical expert doing the dirty work? Welding, fabricating, engineering, etc?
Anybody else feel a little negative lately? I'd be happy to hear opposing views. Like I said, I have a bunch of shares and would love to see this stock explode.
Read the last few paragraphs of the article and it specifically states that these generators need to fit in two shipping containers, be easy to use, and not release hazardous residue. Sound familiar?
The below article fits right up Cirque's and NOC's alley:
http://energy.defense.gov/Media/Blog/tabid/2569/Article/566457/waste-to-energy-for-forward-operating-bases-from-a-burden-to-a-resource.aspx
If NOC can secure a military contract, skies the limit for commercialization.
Time is ticking. Looks like the
Military really wants this technology. These guys have a contract with army although it seems they are still a while away from getting it together:
http://www.ga.com/miser
I hope noc is ready to rock.
Ettore Bastianini PM'd
It seems like something bigger than Cat Cay is happening or about to happen.
They delayed it for only two months.
Interesting news. I'm guessing things are about to ramp up significantly.
I'm out. Good luck everyone. I hope you can get your money back. I took a pretty big loss averaging .0065. This ceo is a piece o crap. I tried calling the oncologix phone number and someone answered with, "Hello?" Unreal. And how, in the 21st century, can they not get a web site up and running?