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100M Shares
It may not go up for awhile, Whatsup. Who knows. Their funding is so convuluted to me. I start reading and it's like a glass of wine to me. It gives me a headache and makes me sleepy. There are so many convertibles. They get so many small loans and fund acqusitions with shares and bonuses if goals are met, etc. Engeni, I see, didn't reach its breakeven goal last year. But at the same time, that means HLIX issued no bonuses.
There are so many convertibles that can convert at .90. But there are stipulations that they can convert at a 30% discout to the price, IFF the price is lower than .90. And that's where we find ourselves, so you'll have that constant "toxic" drag, so to speak. But all those convertibles expire within the next 18 months I think, and the lower the price, the greater the dilution. So, I think it's just easy to round up to 100M shares here.
It all doesn't matter if the fundamentals are there. Money likes money. It's just that simple. It's a still a micro cap, and unlike Zac, I don't call this a "frustrated" price. I don't think p/s of 2 is all that great but not all that bad either. $3.00 was pretty crazy, but then the entire industry was crazy. These intrest rates on these convertibles could never be paid, so there will always be that downward selling pressure for great returns.
There are also lots of alignment of interest. There are warrants atached to all thsoe converts that can be exercised only at prices at $1.00 or above for the most part. So that would be the new floors of internal selling I think after 18 months.
And these are good alignment of interests:
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On February 6, 2019 the Company awarded an executive an option to purchase a total of 100,000 shares of the Company’s common stock at an exercise price $1.51 per share. These options vested on May 6, 2019 and have an expiration date of February 6, 2024.
On March 19, 2019 the Company awarded the Chief Financial Officer, two options to purchase a total of 300,000 shares of the Company’s common stock at prices ranging from $2.35 to $2.59 per share. These options shall vest over a three-year period from March 2020 to March 2022 and have expiration dates ranging from March 2024 to March 2029.
On March 19, 2019 the Company awarded the Chief Executive Officer, two options to purchase a total of 500,000 shares of the Company’s common stock at prices ranging from $2.35 to $2.59 per share. These options shall vest over a three-year period from March 2020 to March 2022 and have expiration dates ranging from March 2024 to March 2029.
On May 2, 2019, the Company awarded an investor an option to purchase a total of 125,000 shares of the Company’s common stock at an exercise price of $2.03 per share. 62,500 of the options shall vest immediately and 62,500 of the options shall vest on August 2, 2019 provided the marketing agreement between the Company and grantee has not been terminated. These options shall expire on May 1, 2024.
In May and June 2019, the Company awarded five employees, an option to purchase a total of 50,000, 40,000, 50,000, 50,000, and 30,000 shares of the Company’s common stock at prices ranging from $1.05 to $2.03 per share. These options shall vest over a period ranging from September 2019 to June 2020 and have expiration dates ranging from May 2024 to June 2024.
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But the fact remains that the lower the price, the greater the demand. Is the company serious and truly trying to reach profitability? I think so. Next year, maybe $20M in sales is not at all unrealisitic. So, 25 cents is would be fantastic! It may never get that low.
I have that Nano cap of NROM over there that's not convuluted like this and it is such a great deal. They have convertibles at .50 converstion holding me at .50. And they expire last month, and we don't have any word on our refinancing. Silence is never good. But the dilution will be over and that company is profitable and I have so much more shares that because it is a better deal. Pizza, not as exciting as this, but much easier to understand and PROFITABLE.
My thoughts I I"m just going to plow through all the selling this year and see what happens. Iheartjane is a real deal, and they seem to be the market leader. They are a tool for all those cuttthroat competitors, so they grow with the industry like us. We are going to grow with the industry. I do beieve in this industry.
It's very convuluted, but these convertibles probably gave me my gift of .50 cents. That was my target, and they helped me get there maybe. Zac may be frustrated, but Scott put these deals together. They are new, there is risk, and smart money wants guarantees. I'm sure they never wanted to fall below .90, which kinda makes those notes toxic in a sense. But there are real fundamentals, so I wouldn't call it your death spiral notes. Fundamentals is what it would all come down to. Make a strong company, and none of it matters. Dilutions matters, of course, but it takes money to make money.
Basically, taht seems to be our Fed's policy of debasement anyway, so how are we any different? The physics here should be better AFTER the year 2020 I think. So, I prefer physics and fundamentals, but the best I can hope for for 2020 is fundamentals to overpower bad physics. And with this team, I don't care. If it falls, I'll buy more . IF not, 10,000 isn't that much but it is good for instant grat. .25 cents, a true gift but still not as beautiful as NROM.
The End.
Furthermore:
I think I have 2 minutes left before SWAT arrives, so give me one more minute of your time, please.
I'm still very excited with this stock of mine as part of my recession resistant portfolio. I feel like the recession is just around the corner an this industry is going to be one of the drivers of the new economy, which will be the final nail into the coffin of Prohibion 2. And this is the best interview I've seen in a long time from Jeffrey Gundalach on a big macro-view. Right up Garvis's viewing pleasure:
Hi, Craig. I didn't mean to rudely ignore your email. I'm just now seeing it for the first time. I can't respond as I don't have membership priviledges here.
The answer to your question is basically because truth is repugnant. And there is no internal affairs dept here. That's why. No checks and balances. Abuse of power is the short answer. :) The truth will not necessarily set you free; however, it will always prevail.
That partnership sounds so good to me. That makes me so happy. Is ILoveJane even in that documentary I watched? I need to go watch that a third time.
Oh look, and there's edibles on Jane's website. Just what that documentary was focusing on. This is so huge. I want to see more partnerships like this rather than acquisitions for the time being. We have a lot of things to digest. I like the sound of this partnership better. Great for both parties. Gives Jane a competitive advantage and gives us access to royalties so to speak.
Jane is private and much larger than us from the sound of things. That's lends to so much credibility. They received a $14M Series B round recently, far more than anything we've received in a lump sum. And they received $6M the year prior. That is a testament to their valuation and credibility.
KERN just made a $14M in some ssecurity company I'm ignorant about. The market really liked it. The tapped into that war chest they have. I just hope they have integration problems. I don't even know if that was a case of a minnow swallowing a whale. I'm just ignroant and too distraccted with other things. But if it's a small fish eating a big fish, I hope that's the case because that always leads to a case of bad indigestion.
HLIX is now very liquid. I remember this price a few years ago, one of the board's visitors said there is "no liquidity." As if that mattered for a small investor. So now what's his excuse? Or did he just jump off a cliff somewhere to his demise, which is par for the course around here. I don't know. But look at all this liquidity.
I just love what I'm seeing. They have some vaping going on in there too. That's complete ignorance to me, but to each his own. That's a dangerous product that definitely needs regulation. I'd never do it and may not condone advertising of it, but I definitely believe in warning labels, taxation, and regulation. I would not tell you that you can't do it. Oh, speaking of which: The feds should be busting down my door at any moment now since I just gave ILoveJane access to my location in Soviet Texas so that I could get in. I have to go online real quick to see what Jarod of Subway's excuses were. I need to hide the evidence. I'll be back! I feel like I-Hub mgmt. will sell me down the river, so I need to destroy this computer. I see no evil; I hear no evil.
Documentary: High on Edibles
Hope you had a good feast and nice Thanksgiving, EG.
Whatsup23, this stock has already paid me $55,000 in profit on a tiny $2,000 investment a few years ago. Don't tell me it doesn't pay. :) The company is in a much better position now and much better value.
I was watching this documentary over the holidays. So good:
https://www.netflix.com/title/80146284
You have to go to Season 2 menu to see HIGH ON EDIBLES. It's a series called Rotten, and it's such a good and informative show. Only HIGH on edibles focuses on this industry and a subsection of it -- edibles. It shows how huge the problem will be for regulators and how huge this industry is going to be. I couldn't help but think of HLIX when I was watching it and their role with TRACKING and a new commodity exchange in Amercanex (Cannabase too).
The show doesn't focus on our role at all. Hlix isn't interviewed, nor Vincente Fox. They focus on Amsterdam and not Portugal. It's so much information, but so much more places I wanted them to go. Oh well. I highly recommend watching it as we wait. I'm not worried at all. I like this team.
I liked seeing ATF busts on those guys trying to avoid regulation. Trying to take legal product in Colorado to the East Coast. I do believe in regulation and taxation. This is a great way to attack the black market. The right way. The other ways create the black market. It's much better to be the transportation and regulation and commodity exchange. The infrastructure behind this huge industry. All those competitors. I don't want that. I like this in HLIX. Everybody needs the role HLIX is putting together. The regulators, law enforcement, the states, the producers, the retailers.
And, yes, the buyer in Missippi that is making his own edibles iillegally is absolutely correct and on high moral ground. He is not the problem. Mississippi is the problem.
And, yes, laboratories need to be consistent. The labels need to be trusted. HLIX's role in all this tracking is very, very important.
Interesting Things happening behind the scene.
Even though things are quiet and the company is 90 days late on its filings, they are actually working behind the scenes.
At least three websites are now selling Victory Vodka. This was not the case a few months ago.
1) https://www.masterofmalt.com/distilleries/victory/
2) https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/45638/victory-vodka
3) https://www.wine-searcher.com/find/victory+vodka+england
And an interesting crowdfunding website popped up. At time marker 1:20, they mention a collaberation with Victory London in opening a distillery. The bar shows 20% of their goal has been raised.
https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/exale-walthamstow-taproom/rewards?fbclid=IwAR0pZowd7efkD2yQQZccpDccRy2_YOFiPpMKueD0onqfgxbU6m3lQ8A5TGA#start
A little more information on this new distillery called the "Exhale Tap Room" is found in this article:
http://www.brewerymanual.com/newspage(6).html
And also here:
https://beertoday.co.uk/exale-brewing-taproom-1019/
An interesting excerpt: "The on-site distillery will be run in partnership with Max and Maire Chater of Victory London, while the comfortably furnished tap room will showcase the firm’s environmental credentials."
It's going to double as a distillery and a pub because they also made a partnership with a company called "Yard Sale Pizza" and they'll be serving beer and Victory-Vodka inspired cocktails, and pizza in a pub setting.
And also, this article sheds more light and shows just how serious they are about being green. I like green:
https://londonist.com/london/drink/exale-brewery-beer-walthamstow-taproom-crowdfunder
This shows their hearts in the right place. It's also sounds very cool:
"Earning the planned brewery extra kudos are its eco credentials. The taproom walls will be smothered in plants grown on an aquaponics system, fed with waste water from brewing and growing produce for local food banks and brewery snacks"
That would corroborate a strategic goal outlined in our last 10Q, which states:
"and subsequently opening a tap room or bar.."
Also found in this press release:
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190705005171/en/Momentous-Holdings-Corp.-Outlines-Development-Strategy
Other goals they are obviously working towards in these late, late filings would include:
"Complete audit of the recently acquired private company, V Beverages Ltd. and its subsidiaries.."
I believe when they get their late, late, extremely late reports done, they'll start making some noise. Personally, I think they should be flogged and publicly humiliated for being so late, but that's just me. These people in Europe, always jacking around and moving at half speed.
Great Quarter; Great Conference Call:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4306858-helix-tcs-inc-hlix-ceo-zachary-venegas-q3-2019-earnings-call-transcript
We had questions this time, and that was a really good presentation. That's my commentary in Racer-X.
I don't know what all Amercanex is going to do next year, but it's going to be very interesting. And I do love the focus on data from Garvis. BioTrack's growth is amazing. Everything is amazing.
I agree with Zac's comments of "risk off" but also don't really think the whole sector was ever valued right. It was always expensive, and I wouldn't want to time that. I wanted a foot in. Things could stay expensive forever. You just never know. Rounding out to about $60M for all of this right now isn't super value. But it's not crazy out there anymore either. This could be a super company one day, and I wouldn't rule it out. One may look back and call this super cheap. Or not. That's what's so fun about it.
For me, I have a personal attachment to this company and I like this team. So, I'm not worried. But everybody is unique and phobias, etc. I'm afraid of heights but not of stocks. For me, I like it.
I'm also very proud to note that KERN is now below $4.00. That's MJ Freeway. They started out as friends but have gotten a little too cocky for their britches. And they like to undercut us is price. I do like the fact that we don't try to undercut them back. They've run into problems for being cheap too. I like frugality, but not cheap SOBs. You can't even trust a cheap person. That's a truth. You can trust a frugal person, but if they are cheap and stiffing waiters, taking advantage, rudely asking for favors and cheaper prices, or lying about their age for senior disconts -- whatever the case is. Don't trust a cheap SOB. In fact, I had to evict a former "friend" that fit that profile 2 years. They are not friends. They are frenemies.
That seems to be the profile of MJ Freeway in a way. I want them at $1.00 for punishment. And IFFF I'm so lucky, I'm going to buy them and then I'm going to torture them. I don't see us as one of their bolt-on prospects or vice versa. That's too parallel, then different softwares, etc. But they are an annoyance and need to be dealt with {As I slam my right fist into my left palm]
The End
Another great interview from Garvis Toler 2 days ago:
Another great interview from Garvis Toler 2 days ago:
Yes, very interesting activity lately. And it's all coming from the quiet ones, which is always a good sign. Unlike on KERN over there, lots of disgruntled shareholders are making a lot of noise. They don't like their blood bath too much.
Exactly one month ago to this day, before any new facts surfaced, these were the valuations of HLIX and MJ Freeway:
HLIX market cap, 51M; HLIX Enterprise Value, 53M; Revenue, 14M
KERN market cap, 63M; KERN Enterprise Value, 41M; Revenue, 11M
Today, 30 days later before the release of any financials. So I'll x out the projections of revenue growth until more clairty arrives:
HLIX market cap, 64M; HLIX Enterprise Value, 67M; Revenue, ??M
KERN market cap, 46M; KERN Enterprise Value, 24M; Revenue, ??M
Oh, boy! Poor Amy and company. That reminds me of the movie Days of Thunder. Did HLIX just get a turbo charge, or did MJ Freeway get slapped down? It seems to be a little of both as HLIX takes the pole position in the valuation race. I don't like those SPACs. I like the way Zac came through much better.
He comes in on the deregulated, unrespected stock exchange with scam artists, getsa white bronco profiling by cannabis "professionals", and claws his way to the top. And MJ Freeway, one of our prior partners, decides to come through on apperances, dressed up on the Nasdaq, as if she earned a position there. Reminds me of the current college scandals playing out.
We shall see how it all ends. But MJ Freeway is getting tastier looking with each downtick. And the more angry the riots from the squeaky wheels get over there, the more delicious looking they become. Maybe we can acquire them at 50 cents a share next year in best case scenario.
Biltmore Pt. 2
A new filing on the same link presented in the post I'm referring to shows more shares sold, so it's a true liquidation. It was at a wash or a net loss. They have only 20,000 shares left, approximately, as of this date.
I forgot about these transactions costs of mine that occurred *after* my "free" shares. 9,000 shares paid for in full (with profit) in the last runup. So true costs below:
10/29/19 Bought 10000 of AVNI @ $0.14 (Order #1235) -1,404.95
10/24/19 Bought 3000 of AVNI @ $0.43 (Order #1231) -1,290.00
10/03/19 Bought 1250 of AVNI @ $0.50 -625.00
10/03/19 Bought 1250 of AVNI @ $0.472 (Order #1232) -594.95
10/01/19 Bought 1000 of AVNI @ $0.51 (Order #1230) -514.95
04/25/19 Bought 1000 of AVNI @ $0.53 (Order #1172) -534.95
Therefore, my true average cost per share is .16. I have to fix that for the truth. I now have 26,550 shares in total. My true, sole outstanding transactions costs above total approximately $4,337.
So avg. cost per share is calculated by: X(26,550 shares) = $4,337
That is .163, solving for X. Not a bad cost. OS currently at 1.1M, and I'll consider that all float at this time. Tremendously good physics still with Caie still coming in according to all observable facts at this time.
Biltmore International Liquidation
http://52.55.56.237/trader/cik821308.html
The only institution holding 25% of the OS is liquidating for an unknown reason. I therefore bought 13,000 shares.
Buy 10000 AVNI Executed @ $0.14
Oct 29, 2019
12:43 PM ET
Buy 3000 AVNI Executed @ $0.43
Oct 24, 2019
11:11 AM ET
Total shares now equal 26,550 at an avg price of .34 according to Etrade. But that a misleading cost since 9000 are *free* from the last runup. So the real cost is 26,550 divided by the cost above, which is .10. The largest position here so far, so I will change that on my profile as it has become too significant to ignore.
The seller is a broker hiding behind deregulation. So, there hardly anything to know about him. But they do have a little transparency:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/vprr/1054/15047107.pdf
They have some investors and are legit and have a sizable portfolio. They can do anything they want, it seems, since they can invest in empty shells. Like me. Why they are selling is beyond me. They did not participate in the huge runup last year. It's clear to see by all their long trade history that they are not profiting. It will be a wash or a net loss.
That's half their shares gone, I suspect yesterday was them too, bringing that number to 80% of their shares gone. I like them as stronger hands. They just sold to weak, primarily, I'd suspect. But I'm going to stick with the observable facts. Caie is indeed trying to come through.
Best Presentation I've Seen So Far:
HLIX Ruling in 10th Court
I can't believe this case is still ongoing. I don't follow it
http://laborcounselors.com/news-resources/news/18-wage-hour/617-alert-employees-in-marijuana-are-lit-after-last-month-s-10th-circuit-decision
Just pay your people, Helix. Don't cash out on stock, Zac, and stiff your people. If this case has merit, PAY THEM. This doesn't address the issue of whether or not HLIX denied rightful payment. It's an appeal to dismiss, which violates common sense. I'm sure it was the lawyer's idea. Sometimes, you have to just do what's right and tell your lawyer, NO. Don't drag it out. Do what's right. This whole argument violates common sense. I agree with ruling of the 10th Circuit Court.
God #$@%! I don't ever have to worry about this kind of stuff in my two industries. Pay your people first! If you think you are right and they are wrong, argue on that merit and that merit alone.
Any punishment we get for being ass#$#@s!, I welcome. I'm being punished in Wells Fargo for something I diddn't do. And righly so. And in my massive Diedrich turnaround story of the past, before it turned around, I was kicked when I was down. California ruling imposed millions on Diedrich, almost buying them, for not paying their managers overtime. Pay your god#$#@n people! California had stronger labor laws. In Texas, you can exploit legallly under the rhetoric of "business friendly." This isn't Trump country where you stiff your contractors just because you can. And then run for President and get voted for by people like this guy here that wants to be paid. So he votes for people that would stiff him and toss him away like garbage as soon as he is no longer needed to be manipulated.
The good thing here is that we are referred to by this lawfirm as the "Titan" of our industry. It's good to be the "Titan" in the microcap world. Also falisfies some things a cannibis "expert" here said in the past, not that long ago.
QUESTIONS for Submission & Article at Seeking
We actually had an article/pod cast yesterday come up at SEEKING ALPHA, my favorite investors board. No corruption over there. At least, not blatantly out in the open with no internal affairs dept. No blackmail going on. No brotherhood out of control. No lip service.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4296194-fueling-growth-infrastructure-garvis-toler-helix-tcs
You may see me post there. I'm Racer-X if I do. Squeaky clean RacerX. No corrupt bus patrol kids on duty to create long, frivolous rap sheets over there. Harrison Ford doesn't need to play his role as THE FUGITIVE in that forum. He can just work and be productive.
I love that forum! Trouble makers don't get favoritism. In fact, they can't even post or advance into positions they can abuse. And HLIX got a second article. I feel like it may be a promotor, which is fine. They are dissementating good information. I don't see a disclaimer, but just a guess. It's a nice podcast. Normally you neeed to have membership to listen to the podcasts. With 2,000 followers, I'd like to see more of that. Hlix hired Investors Ideas last year and my experience is that they wouldn't know how to do anything as throught-provoking as this. This is actually work with direction and purpose. This is nice. Toler sounds hungry and full of confidence.
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And now for questions. We should all put together a list of questions. Being that I'm squeaky clean at Seeking Alpha, I'll be perfect for the role of editing and submitting. I'll make sure the riff raff don't get published. Only good questions. I'll start with 1. Questions they can actually answer and that are good, please. Not, when is the stock going to go up? Or, can you give us inside information? Let's be serious, please.
1) Why did we decide to cancel our pursuit of going public on Sedar?
For some reason, I feel like Tolser had some kind of input into all of that. But that's just pure speculation.
Next question(s), anyone. Feel free to post a small list. We can take the top 10 for submission.
Maybe you are right, Global. Price Discovery has definitely been able to truly establish itself with all these freely tradeable shares now. Most people are underwater in this stock now, so I do like that fact. And our newly acquired talent are restricted stock and they will have higher entry points. So, their hands are tied to the fate of the ship. And others will have to bail at a loss. So, pain is my friend. That would be punishment now.
It could very well go to a p/s of 1 like PHUN. When it comes to picking the bottom, I'm real good at that in empty shells that are priced at .0001. Ground zero is easy to find. LOL
It's very convoluted, but not many people have much to gain at a falling price these days. So, I think there are overall a good alignment of interests surround this stock at this time. Janjic and Toler will just have all the more reason to show us what they can do. They know what the market wants to see.
As far as moves, they have been making moves. I do have to give them credit. I'm just going to play the cards as they are dealt to me. Depending on how things in the next few months, I could be buying more at a lower price or not. No matter how the cards fall, the dice are loaded.
Probably a recession and potential margin calls all over the place is a threat too, but I can absorb a lot of paper loss before ever getting into that situation myself. That's something that will come, but I never really time things. Just ready for them.
New Filing Confirms All Speculation
A new filing yesterday. In this post I'm responding too, I said, "maybe another liquor stock." It has been confirmed yesterday that it is indeed Charlestown Premium Spirits that was acquired and it happened in January of this year.
The 35M block also confirmed as a transaction cost of this acquisition, and it resides solely in the hands of the new CEO. That means 98% belongs to the CEO, 99% to the CEO and former CEO, and 1% to the rest of us.
And as for me, I'm 7% of the 1%. That's powerful. It has also been confirmed that the CEO's hands are tied for a full year. His stock is restricted. So if the stock $20, he'll just have to watch me sell part of the 1%. Thank you very much.
Mr. Edwards controlling most of the float, and he seems to do well for himself in these kinds of situations. I'd like to ride on his coattails.
So that makes 3 penny stocks of liquior I've had in less than a year. All by accident. People are going to start thinking I'm an alcoholic, and I don't even drink. ROX was acquired for 120% return. MMNT further along than this one and about the same OS and late on some filings but about to start executing on a busines splan that is much further along than here . But much greater float and not near as great as physics as this one.
It has also been confirmed in yesterday's filings that they have already submitted a name change. And a ticker change will follow. They tried to keep a lid on this all year. Very sneaky, very hush hush. I thank regulators filings to shine the light! They couldnt' stay in the dark forever. They want to reveal themselves, but I don't feel like they want all this attention just yet. Well, I'm sorry. But not to fret. Nobody is here to read anything. That's a job for investors relations, which I don't see yet. But I think must be in the cards. I would sure hope so anyway.
No anticipation of any splits are announced, but I still feel like it's a strong probability that a 5 for 1 could happne. But that is just pure speculation based on what I would want to do. If not, it will be a fight for water in a dessert . And that's good too if you own 7% of the 1%.
Thanks, Global, for taking the time out to share. I appreciate you. I know it's hard to take time out even for things we like doing.
Change is hard on everyone in every case in my experience. Blackberry just acquired Cylance this year, and the foundes of Cylance left. That's a huge firm, so it doesn't matter the size or mgmt. team. Entrepreneurs don't necessarily make great employees. They just don't like to be told what to do, but that's why they are entrepreneurs. It takes all kinds.
I have personally been acquired a few times. Two times in the particular industry I'm in, and turnover was high in both cases. First time was 10 years ago. I was an a big International firm called L and was acquired by a bigger international firm called M. That was hard. Most people got mad and quit. It was due to consolidating downtown, which was a move many didn't want to make. It was new mgmt. not understanding our business. It's just hard. Anyway, I stuck around for another year or so, and I went to work for a tiny local firm after that, and it had some of my co-workers from the original L. I let them test the waters first. LOL
Anyway, L couldn't be digested by M and M sold my former L. And L was bought and sole a few times. And I was happy for years at S, then a big V came and ate us and I went from a local small firm to international again. And it was rough. and as fate would have it, V just ate L earlier this year. So, I'm reunited with L. But L was international, so my former colleagues I left from the original L have moved again. But they are used to being rejected and abused, so they are tough. They've been eaten so many times that abuse is normal to them. LOL
Anyway, long story short. Most of my former S friends left. Change is hard. Now I'm back with my original flock, and it just keeps getting better and better. We are huge private equity now. We are so big, that we are private equity within private equity with many parallel universes within that one. But I love many of its benefits as we conquer the world. It's ike the borg where I work now. Resistance is futile!
It's good though. Yet, rough on people. and it was hard on me, but I really like it better now. The software was so hard to transition too, but it really is more scaleable and powerful.
The point here is that it doesn't matter if it's a good move or bad. Succesful or not, they all are rough transitions and turnover high. I don't think it's an indicator one way or another.
I don't know how the cards will fall here or where the bottom is. I just know the lower the price, the better the value. Whether that is a .10 outcome or a $5. outcome, that truth remains. We shall see. It's going to be an interesting year and so many things to come out of the shake. Lots of dust is going to settle the next year or so and the fog will clear.
I'm going to enjoy the ride no matter what.
Fast Filings!
Thanks, Adijas. That verifies everything ever said here and contradicts nothing. Spock was dead on, on the float from the beginning as it states there.
Going by memory, they define the float as 160,000 shares. Which is more fantastic than fantastic itself. But I'm still going to consider 360k the entire float because I think those are all freely tradeable shares. Yet, most of that is in a former insider's hands. And we know he makes money. And I'll consider him a strong hand because I think he likes to buy low and sell high in the big scheme of things. That reminds me of the float of TOGL in its shell days.
I have 11,284 shares now, so that gives me 7% of this entire float as they define it. That's great. How many shares do you have, Spock?
Was that you guys buying this week, Adjias, OTC and others? IFFF so, any way we can get a record of who owns what and how much float we control? We should make people pay and pay UP. Strong hands.
The subsequent events confirm Mr. Uston (sp) taking control. I don't know what to expect, but something is coming. They have been moving behind the scenes, just as I always suspected. Looks like they sold the shell. After these filings,a block of shares were given to some person(s). I'll venture a guess it's all in Mr. Uston's control, and those will be RESTRICTED and out of the float for a year to my understanding. The physics are great here, as they always have been.
I will keep my bid at .16 cents or wherever it was for any buyers this week to capitulate if they don't get instant grat within 5 days because my experiences is that 49ers have the attention span of gnats. But I know Adijas doesn't mess around, and Spock is patient. It takes years to get shares at that price. And I've been here years with Spock. So, whoever paid this week can double my holdings next week at .16 if you have the patience of teh quintessential trader I run into.
So, I'm curious to know how this story unfolds. I still want to see a 5 for 1 forward split, which i think is realistic and would make this float 500,000. Or 2M by my definition, and I want it to split above $1 as it did in TOGL's case. Spock made good bank there. We have a monopoly on the tickets almost. No ticket scalpers, so if you want in, you need to come through us. :)
Although, a 50 for 1 forward split would be like TOGL's and much, much better. But I don't see that potential in the cards anymore as anything likely. TOGL didnt have an unrestricted block of shares, but in our case, a 5 for 1 split would make instant liquidity and an OS in a normal range for these types of unknowns I think.
We shall see how the cards fall...
Are you still here, Joelzee?
I hope you are still hanging in.
I'm the embodiment of Lucky, Secret, Masada, and all other persecuted monikers. They can kill the shell but not the soul.
My current update:
3,549,000 shares @ avg cost basis of .01242 per share
Been buying and time-stamped on a link presented in this forum. Currently, I have a 1M-share order in at .001. They make me angry, and I'm hungry, and I'm tired of waiting. But I still see integrity. Albeit, no promotion, a negligent PR in regard to PHUN, but PHUN is a valid investment. Our investments are real. I hope they bear fruit within the year. They better or they will need more funding. So, the pressure is on and its pressure in alignment to our interests.
Another 2,500 shares bought yesterday.
10/11/19 09:57AM EDT
Buy 2500 MMNT Executed @ $0.35
I now have 14,100 shares here at an average price of.4652.
Too bad ROX took off first. I wanted it the other way around. 10K is super late here, but that seems normal for these situations. Once that long, arduous process is over, I think things will start happening and the business plan start to unfold with more communication.
Volume yesterday was really high for this stock. Over 82,000 shares yesterday. WOW!! And the stock closed up, so that was most definately a net buying day for some person(s), myself included. And thsoe people are just as quiet as when the company gave a 4-share dividend. Quiet as mice. Always the quiet ones.
Victory London is still active on their FB page, taking pride in work. Very pretty pictures of their red spirits and new pink vodka. I love bottles and marketing of alcohol or cigarretes, etc.
Another Interesting Comparison
There is another microcap investment of mine that still has much more value than both KERN and HLIX. What these two offer are huge potential opportunities in a new, fast growing industry.
But I also have a few thousand shares of RMCF that is priced equally. And it's CANDY. Like Buffett's See's Candy, only this one is the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.
Compared to HLIX and KERN:
HLIX market cap, 51M; HLIX Enterprise Value, 53M; Revenue, 14M
KERN market cap, 63M; KERN Enterprise Value, 41M; Revenue, 11M
RMCF market cap, 56M; RMCF Enterprise Value, 54M; Revenue, 34M
RMCF is priced equally with a lot more sales. But shrinking, yet very profitable and pays a hefty 5% dividend yield. It has a much longer history and low hurdles. I like low hurdles. Also good margins, but very saturated industry.
But, just saying that his one doesn't pay, will have more dilution in the future. Yet, truly sincere to be accretive and not a fleecing-type scam penny stock. All good micro-caps, all priced equally now.
And NROM still blows them all away with:
NROM market cap, 11M; NROM Enterprise Value, 21M; Revenue, 12M
Yet NROM highly profitable, but no dividend. A very long past like RMCF, both with disgruntled shareholders (the only way I like it) and both profitable. And NROM is ramping up that top line, like HLIX and KERN.
All 4 in the same microcap ballpark. All good in their own ways. And all playing a role in stimulating the brain and releasing dopamine. Whether that be in the security and safe transport of that goal, or just being a direct supplier, or a manufacturer.
And all legal! The legal pursuit of happiness! And no scam artists in any of them. So, if you can't figure out which one you want, as they all have their pros and cons, EAT THEM ALL! It is a feast!
7000 Shares Confirmed:
Buy 170 HLIX Executed @ $0.54
Oct 09, 2019
11:20 AM ET
Buy 6830 HLIX Executed @ $0.54
Oct 09, 2019
11:20 AM ET
10,000 Shares Long now, avg. price .823 per share.
4 cents higher than my target, but that's what happens when I start reading. So many good novels I'm a part of. Virtual novels! And this is one of the good ones. How will it end?
This has brought me full circle! Still not as good a value as NROM where I have 61,000 shares at an avg price of .57. Where Pizza is still the better investment I think. Will NROM see $1 before HLIX? I certainly hope so. That doesn't mean I don't love HLIX. Like kids, I love them all. Just, some more than others.
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As for one of our big competitors: In this post, I refer to KERN
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=150998601
That was one month ago to the day where I observed the following:
HLIX market cap, 60M; HLIX Enterprise Value, 62M; Revenue, 14M
KERN market cap, 84M; KERN Enterprise Value, 104M; Revenue, 10M
I just a short 30 days that has changed to:
HLIX market cap, 51M; HLIX Enterprise Value, 53M; Revenue, 14M
KERN market cap, 63M; KERN Enterprise Value, 41M; Revenue, 11M
Kern's EV improvement coming from a war chest of cash, over $20M. Kern has now fallen to about $5.50, which is in HLIX's valuation range now. The "efficient" markets getting more efficient with time.
I feel like I may want both in the future. But KERN cheaper. Seems HLIX has more potential with its many acquisitions. Who knows really what Amercanex is bringing to the table in terms of cash and sales, etc. I'm not expecting anything more than a 6M bump in revenue. Anything more would be icing on the cake to me. There is so much dust to clear. And maybe KERN will one day eat HLIX. Or vice versa. I don't know, but this unfolding, participatory novel just gets more and more intresting as each chapter unfolds. A novel in real-time. It doesn't get better than that!
Best Interview on Amercanex in my Opinion:
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/amercanex-s-electronic-trading-platform-looks-to-create-open-marketplace-in-cannabis-industry~1362697
I like that interview. The anchorman pronounces it wrong and never gets corrected, so pronounces it wrong again at end. But that's okay. I was pronouncing it wrong in my head for many weeks too. It's like the word Quinoa. I knew what it was. I read it, ate it, very familiar with it. Used it to order it wrong without being corrected. Until one day somebody said we are having "Keen Wau". And I said, I never heard of it... Or the day I ordered Minestrone soup off my first Italian menu. And they said, you mean minaustrony? Oh, yes, that's what I meant. Not the Mine Strone soup.
Oh, man, I don't like words...
Anyway, I might just grab a .52 or .54 offer today and just wrap up my 7000-share quest. Then I'll have all my original 10,000 shares, which started out as pre-seeds. I remember the last time the stock was this price, and the spread was gigantic. I controlled virtually all the float. Cannabase wasn't even known yet. Allegedly "not reporting" even though it was. I thinnk I'll default to my original premise and look at the mgmt. Now I have wallstreet types like Janjik and Toler to compliment Zac and Ogur. I'm just going to sit back and let them do what they do. Oh, and of course, Vincente Fox as a free bonus!
You never know what the future holds. But whatever is ahead, it's going to be a good read.
Speaking of Garvis Toler and Promotion:
Very good interview with Garvis Toler in regard to the Amercanex aquisition of HLIX
Thank you, Global. I do look forwared to hearing your experiences in detail. Whatever you think is trivial, post it anyway. You can never have too much information.
KERN (MJ Freeway) is now $6.46 I see. Just as I expected and about $20M over HLIX's price. Overall, HLIX has some good reviews online from both staff and customers. There's not a whole lot of reviews, so always nice to have more.
Garvis Toler is an example of another high quality variable. Interviews on Squawk Box a few years ago, one of my favorite shows.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2016/07/14/nyse-group-not-all-unicorns-are-created-equal.html
Everything was expensive. Things are still expensive but less so. It's still a very, tiny, microcap company in the big scheme of things. Lots of room to grow. What I see are high quality, legitimate, cut-throat people. That's good enough for me. This company will always have a special place in my heart. Heck, it gave me $55K in profits, going against "expert" opinion from a Cannabis expert. It always defies. Because it was built on a foundation of truth. It's not a scam. Unlike, ahem, some of my other well-paying stocks.
My Chinese lady friend trying to give birth, also not a scam.
For the last year or two, it's been my scam stocks paying and my legitimate ones "falling." But that okay. It's always good to fail honestly than succeed fraudulently. Although, I must say, it's much esier to ride on the coattails of scammers because they have such good short-term goals. These honest people, they always do things the long, hard, arduous way. So, you need a little of both. Balance. :)
One minor point I disagree on, Global, is that I do see them doing a lot of promotion. Lots of seminars, and some PR firms they hired. I like the interviews. They are out there promoting. They even hired useless "Investors Ideas" last year. The ProActive investors they have working on their behalf seem to actually work, so that's good.
My Fineqia hired Investors Ideas to no avail last year too. Believe it or not, Fineqia is a legitimate company. It has no promotion at htis time. That's why they make me mad. That one is too honest. But in time, truth comes out for all.
Renmin, your SAFE Banking Act has been addressed:
At 4:10, Helix addresses your banking act in a Q&A 2 days ago:
https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/904029/helix-tcs-making-it-easier-for-cannabis-companies-to-transact-with-new-payment-services-partnership-904029.html
Very interesting answer in how it relates to our new partnership with DAMA this week. HLIX is moving so fast. I like partnerships. I do hope they focus on getting cash flow positive now.
I still think .50 cents is a great deal IFFF I can get there. We have gotten close. For simplicity, I'm just going to consider HLIX as a 100-million share stock at this time. Rounding up because that's what it will have to be next year anyway I think. So, that would give me a purchase price of $50M. And I think next year, it's easy to see $20M in sales, perhaps as much as $25M with organic growth.
That's a p/s 2, which isn't bad I think.
I actually have more shares in AVNI right now which is still just an empty shell. A Chinese woman that can't give birth. But I think she is closer, based on news I posted there this week. If only I could import Zac's experience in her brain. We have come so far, and she still hasn't given birth. When she does, I think it will be good. Even though HLIX is doingn so much more, so much faster. If I could get just one big pop in something, and I have so many dormant volcanoes I'm sitting on, I would just buy HLIX right now. I'm just trying to play it safe, conservatively, and ready for this stock market to crash, which is teetering on a recession. None of them are IFFFS, only When's... And sure wins at that!
HLIX is definitely complicated. Not like easy-to-understand Pizza, that's for sure. But I'll take that quagmire of confusion as a barrier to understandign, which is a good for me as the more people are confused, the more I can level the playing field. LOL
CAIE has a partner and IS Emerging Soon:
https://www.rgj.com/story/life/food/2019/09/18/reno-new-chinese-restaurants-dim-sum-asian-food-drink-menu-ipad/2357488001/
According to this recent article dated September '19, Woo is a parter with Caie now. Woo is also from China, like Caie, so that's a good fit. Hopefully Woo brings balance with better politics. Oh, one can only hope! I'll have to do research on her later.
Those pieces are being sourced from CaiE Foods, a Sparks manufacturer of frozen dim sum. CaiE George, co-owner of the company and of the old CaiE's Oriental Café, is Woo's partner in the planned dim sum restaurant.
There is also an artists rending of a Dim Sum Cafe, exactly like the one branded STEAM on the website presented in the prior post.
I did indeed buy another 1,000 shares back yesterday. But I'm not going to muddy my profile with additions. That will just be it own separate experiment.
I can see how Dim Sum would make more sense to outsource in its pre-prepped state. That's a good need for Caie.
CAIE FOODS EMERGING SOON?
So far, the ticker CAIE isn't taken. I'll venture a guess that that will be our new ticker in the not so distant future.
It certainly appears closer. There are some interesting new updates on Caie's investors section:
https://www.caiefoods.com/investors/
They are not public yet, yet they offer investment in a "public company." Apparently, this is still a closely guarded secret at AVNI. They won't tell you that AVNI is the gateway they've been working on to come public. You have to be here and an archeologist to know that. And then you have to actually stick around to see it happen.
They plan to have "cafe chain stores" and "franchise opportunities."
And two very interesting PDF downloads now available for thier "portfolio" and "licensing" information. That's very new.
THE PORTFOLIO:
http://www.caiefoods.com/files/Portfolio_08072019_023102.pdf
http://www.caiefoods.com/files/Licensee%20oppo_08072019_025310.pdf
You can actually rotate the pamphlet with the right mouse button to make the images upright. Again, this says they will be a "PUBLIC COMPANY pending a complete audit." Well, that sounds a lot closer. I hope this audit doesn't last years.
I would hope that a forward split is in the cards. I'd also like to see something below 10M OS as a starter for a nice change. There is no doubt that Caie Foods is legitimate. I hate their politics, but I like their sincerity.
And then there is this really nice virtual tour they made of a licensed store concept it seems they are offering:
http://www.caiefoods.com/virtual-tour-of-our-conceptual-restaurant-space/
I have to admit, that's very cozy. I like it. That's a very pretty bar. So alcohol appears to be a part of the mix, and a classy offering at that. Nice store front on that model with the "steam" branding. I do like it, and that's all new. Looks like I'm the last man standing again, but that's par for the course. Now to buy back another 1,000 shares when the market opens.
I told them to be patient on the record here, future readers. However, as you can see, NO PATIENCE. Markets reward the patient. And if you made it this far in reading, the likelihood of you, dear reader, having more patience than the dead souls on the written record of this forum is slim to none at best. So, move along and leave all the spoils for me.
Wow! The Conference Call is Public:
I must be asleep under a rock somewhere. What's wrong with this conference call?
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4286523-helix-tcs-inc-hlix-ceo-zachary-venegas-q2-2019-earnings-call-transcript?part=single
This is the first one made public. I feel like I was listened to. I feel like submitting some real questions next time. We can propose some in this forum and I'll submit the best in writing. Legally answerable questions.
I just posted on their call. I'm going to have to start paying closer attention to this little gem. I guess I just want my greedy 50 cents, and I don't like to be tempted. I have so many other good things going on, like Blackberry. Lots of undervalued good stuff out there. All recession proof too, like this one. Or rather, recession *resistant*. Except for Macy's, of course, but I have "insurance" on that one in the form of 2-year puts on a one contract per one share basis.
And that's me, Racer X. Never any trouble from the law over there. Squeaky clean, Racer X. So, what does that tell us about law enforcement between two different enterprises? Same employment laws.
Steve Janjic now on the HLIX Board.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1611277/000121390019018048/f8k091019_helixtcsinc.htm
Very interesting things here:
1) Patrick Vo steps down from the board and Steve Janjic (co-founder of the real Amercanex) takes his seat. Very interesting. I really like Patrick Vo. I hope he has remained as CEO of Biotrack. It is my understanding that he still is. I've really only been skimming HLIX lately.
2) 16,765,605 unregistered shares of Company common stock to GTI shareholders, of which 4,140,274 shares were held back to satisfy indemnification obligations in the Merger Agreement. I'm glad some are held back if goals are met. So we are close to about 95M shares now I think (including the 4M being held back as incentive for goals to be met). Will be interestnig to see what Amercanex brings with them at this time.
HLIX is on track to end this fiscal year with over 14M in revenue. Without any help from Amercanex. So what Amercanex adds to that is going to be interesting. It is all rather very interesting and to my elementary understanding, an interesting moat they are building. It is pretty amazing to me.
With Janjic, Ogur, Fox, etc., I would not want to be in a room alone with these guys. I would need counsel present. Make sure I'm not getting ripped off and can ask, "what did he just say?" A very intelligent group to say the least.
HLIX Strikes Again!
Amercanex integrating into Cannabase to be utilized with Biotrack, all while speaking in tongues! Next step? KERN! Complete domination of KERN. Or, I'll just add them to my portfolio too. Whatever. Either way, these tiny micro caps are starting to blossom. Their PR's talk about being the biggest, but they are still part of the insect world. And that's okay. Mighty oaks are born from little acorns.
But first, lets dispel all the false gossip and rumor:
There is an old saying: A fool never knows who he is. Sometimes they need to see themselves in hindsight. Humboldt, come hither!
You presented this "intel" in March of this year in the post I'm responding too. DON'T TALK ANYMORE! Put this dunce hat on and go sit in the corner and just think. Ask yourself: Why was I scammed? Is my world upside down? Is everything I know wrong?
"Humboldt Marijuana Exchange, LLC owns Amercanex.us the California Licensed business Amercanex.us so I don't think the acquisition of Amercanex International will go through without some changes. https://amercanex.us https://humboldtmarijuanaexchange.com"
Meanwhile, back to reality:
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/09/12/1914758/0/en/Helix-TCS-Closes-Amercanex-Acquisition.html
Excerpt, please:
Helix TCS, Inc. (OTCQB: HLIX) (the “Company”), the leading provider of critical infrastructure services to the legal cannabis industry, finalized its previously announced acquisition of Amercanex (the “Transaction”),
OHHHHHH! You don't say? You know, there can only be one Amercanex. There can only be one stock exchange. There is the underworld, and then there is the truth. If you are confused, you are probably not in the light. If you are not confused, then you probably have a sound epistimology. Ie, the eternal pursuit of TRUTH.
And then Humboldt retorts the next day:
Amercanex Intl. must go to Federal Court to sue Amercanex.us, I don't think Amercanex International will win in Federal court
DO NOT TALK! Zip it! SSSHHHhhhhhh!
Thank you, and have a nice day!
Time-Stamp
Buy 1100 FPWM Executed @ $0.15
Sep 12, 2019
11:16 AM ET
That was a true gift and unexpected yesterday. That never happens. That pending order was there forever, only giving me 1 share a month if lucky. Glad somebody finally threw in the towel. NEXT!
11,253 shares now at avg. cost of .33. I'm ready to make some money with Mr. Martin and the boys.
I feel like we are going to see a 4 for 1 or 5 for 1 forward split in the not so distant future. And then a plan laid out for a path to glory.
Thank you, Global.
Could be any number reasons. Could be Vincente Fox infuencing the decision for all I know. I wouldn't read too much into employee sentiment. My experiences, they are very me, me, me. Kinda like asking a tenant's perspective to understand the landlord. They perceive things incorrectly, thinking money is easy to make and abundant and just generally skewed and can't understand the whole symbiotic process. Analysts are the best tool. We just don't have those.
It's still at 4 times sales, and there will have to be more dilution in the cards. But it does have inorganic growth attached. It's just so convoluted. .50 is really getting in there in a safety zone.
And when you have NROM over there with a price at 90% of its sales, yet profitable when we aren't, very minimal dilution. I mean, you really need to be dumping money into Pizza, which I argue is complimentary to Cannibus. And diversification. There is a lot of value out there. Summer is slow across the board. This is probably a good price. .50, even better. I always risk missing the bus, yet I also have a foot in the door so I can't completely. I feel good, I don't put too much stock in employee understanding but would still like to hear your feedback on it. From a psychological perspective, I'd find that more interesting. And you can read a lot of their reviews online about HLIX. Typical, me, me, me reviews.
If you do something you like, you'll never work a day in your life. And the money will just come. That's what they need to know. So simple, yet so elusive. But everybody has a vice. Mine is the power to say NO. And I've come along way. It's easier to say no with each passing year.
Thanks, Adijas. Interesting. Looks like a sale of the shell. I can see how the paths might cross.
Maybe another liquor stock. I have one in MMNT, and I just experienced a 130-percent buyout of ROX (Castle Brands) in a few short months after it was bought out by Pernard Ricard for $225M. From 50 cents to $1.26. All time-stamped corroborated on this profile. Both hard liquor stocks, all have pretty bottles. My thoughts on pretty bottles and the coming recession already firmly time-stamped on the record before this knowledge became available. Sin stocks, always do well in recessions. Maybe that will in the upcoming inevitable.
Well, I'm not going to say much after our adventure in EVCC and our huge gains there. Like my quiet self there, I expect to just be quiet and watch the show here as well.
Thanks, Adijas!
Change Is In The Air
See if you can follow up on these leads, Spock. Can you find a trail these branch off somewhere? We do have something emerging:
https://esos.nv.gov/EntitySearch/BusinessInformation
We have new name as President and Director named "Martin Ustin." I give credit to Mr. A who gave me this heads up yesterday in email.
There is a filing made on 9-3-19 called the "Certificate Pursant to NRS 78.209".
https://esos.nv.gov/EntitySearch/BusinessFilingHistoryOnline
Mr A. might want to remain anonymous, I don't know. I'll let him decide if he wants to reveal himself or not. Mr. A believes this form is "often used for a merger, but not 100% sure."
I haven't found a path to a Martin Ustin, but I haven't had much time either. The address does go to some nice apartments or condominiums. I can't tell what they are.
Wayne Bailey's name came up replacing our former name, Mr. Edwards. But those two have always been a team sharing the same address at 99 Fountain. So, that's all good to me. Something most definitely is happening. That much I can conclude. Was it sold or is it the same team? Insufficient information and knowledgeable interpretaton for me to know at this time...
OHH, now I see why Mr. A is giving me screen shots instead of links. The links don't work. I don't like this new "Silver Flume." That wasn't an improvement to the NVSOS. I guess you'll just have to do it the hard way, Spock. You'll have to start here and type in the name "1st Prestige Wealth Management" after you follow the links here.
https://www.nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/RACorps.aspx?fsnain=dF9CB2N1xDimGgJ5slf3Sw%253d%253d&RAName=WAYNE+BAILEY
I appears HLIX withdrew from Sedar:
https://www.sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issuerNo=00046907
Looks like they quietly had a change of plans last month for going pubic on the Canadian exchange. Sad.
I still have a pending order in at .50 for 7,000 shares. The plan still intact to get have all my original 10,000 shares again. One day, hopefully.
KERN, which is MJ Freeway, has dropped to $7.93, far below it's warrant exercise price, from its last update at around $12. Getting close to HLIX's value.
HLIX market cap, 60M; HLIX Enterprise Value, 62M; Revenue, 14M
KERN market cap, 84M; KERN Enterprise Value, 104M; Revenue, 10M
Oh, btw, if any corrupt, hypocritical moderator is reading this, I have a black market IP scrambler. Any corrupt moderation with no internal affairs dept. One that chooses to cherry-pick their targets -- Why don't you go #$#@ yourself! My own censorship comes from a place of respect. My choice. You don't get to choose to censor me. And I don't follow bad orders. Capiche? I can choose to say FUCK you, or ##@@ you! Understand? I'll go with my normal MO. Because when I see moderation unfairly targeted, favorites chosen, my behavior does not improve.
Start doing your job properly. I'm gathering evidence, documenting the hypocrisy, and you can't remove the time-stamps. All of which will have their day. Truth will always prevail. And because of your continued abuse of powers with no checks and balances, your site will continue to get ZERO revenue from me. Not a penny for my thoughts.
35M Block
Something happened this week, Spock. Before I purchased my 2,500 shares a few days ago, I looked at the security details. The OS was the same at 463,000. Incredible.
Today it's at 35,463,000. Some person(s) was given a 35M block of shares recently. That information is reliable. It comes from the transfer agent. No where else. All quietly, no filings, just quietly working behind the scenes. That means something is indeed happening. And that makes me happy. Because as I understand it, those will be restricted shares. Making the true float now what the OS was, which is 463,000 shares. Which is an incredible float.
Nobody gets 35M shares for nothing. Either an outsider paid for it and has a plan. Or insiders gave it to themselves and have a plan. Either way, there is a plan. I'm sitting pretty and I'm happy. Shares are hard to come by. Because the float is so low. I no longer see that 50 for 1 forward split in our future. This is how TOGL went down. Although, it's possible this still could be tied to that story in some way. Only time will tell. It is possible that perhaps a 4 for 1 forward split could be in the cards. Or not. Either way, it's all good.
That little link from that presentation of 1st Prestige took us to an website called emlink.cn earlier this year. Access is no longer available. What's it all mean? Is it still relevant to the story that may be unfolding here? Or did somebody by this shell for other plans? Whatever the cards are, I like this deck. It is good. It may be a few weeks, a few months, or a year or so before some filings happen and a plan starts to reveal itself. I have all the time in the world. :)
And, the beauty of all this is nobody is watching. Oh, they might read this diary one day in hindsight, but no 49ers are looking at this "dead" volcano that looks like a mohill. They would just see 35.4M shares and they wouldn't know any better. I, however, an 100% certain of what I saw earlier this week. And it was the same as I saw all year. And I know for a fact a 35M block of shares was just given to some person(s).
Cheers!
Vulcan Time-Stamp
Hello, Spock. That was me, Lucky, buying another 2,500 shares this week. I was once again shackled and locked up for speaking the truth. But I once again escaped. Punishment has taught me one thing: That truth is repulsive to my enemies.
Buy 2500 FPWM Executed @ $0.45
Sep 03, 2019
9:49 AM ET
I now have 10,150 shares at an average price of about .37. I see this as Mt. Vesuvias. Dead, silent, and deceptively harmless. It's my favorite empty shell. The physics here have incredible potential. I'm hoping for a repeat of TOGL here one day. Boy, was that an incredible invetment or what? I'm completely out of TOGL, my net conclusion in profits on my profile.
I would love to see a 50 for 1 forward split here in the 1's one day, just like TOGL. And a story emerge. I don't know if that 1st Prestige will ever try to make noise. But something will, one day, I hope. Or it get sold to someone that wants to do an RM.
You've been quiet lately. Anything new you've discovered with this shell? The OS is the same, an incredible 460,000 shares as I recall.
Verdict Time-Stamped
3 months ago to the day almost, I said this in the post I'm responding to:
You know what would make my journey here complete, Nazar? A Rox finale. I'm not knocking Victory. But I love bottles. They are art to me. And I'm on the record as saying so in some links I've posted in this short thread. I have only 4,100 shares here. But IFF we could reach $3, it would reach the market cap of ROX.
Rox is a .53 cent stock, with a lot more shares. But dang, they have pretty bottles:
https://castlebrandsinc.com/
... If I could exit at $3, and buy 20,000 shares of ROX with this investment, I think I will. Just for no other reason than to have some pretty bottles.
This week, Pernard Ricard bought ROX for $1.20 per share. 130-percent return. Not the order I wanted it to happen in, but it was a foot in the door for instant grat.
I think MMNT is about to make some moves. The 10-K is late but coming.