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Agreed grifftone. I hope we finally turn the green leaf for 2020 and beyond.
$ALPP Decreasing debt, increasing revenue, increasing gross profit quarter over quarter! Can’t wait for the next few years
ALPP To the moon??
Looking great for 2020, 10-k upcoming, 10-Q coming, Future acquisitions, S-1 acceptance!
Something pretty awesome I hopped upon. Comparing ALPP to a really hot stock right now MVIS. Both actually have Lincoln Park deals! This was pulled from MVIS's 10-k for 2019
MVIS and ALPP have very similar outstanding share counts, except ALPP is in a much better situation finacially. Last year MVIS LOST 29 million. In total they have a 550 million incurred loss since inception. If MVIS can do this well and squeeze, ALPP can aswell. Looking forward to the 10-k!
I bet we go green tomorrow and hit 10 cents.
ALPP looking great running up to May 15! 10-k will be awesome.
Only time can tell! For now I look forward to the future. ALPP is one of two otc’s im invested in, I usually do not touch the otcmarket. Following the big boards I usually play options on and swing, ALPP’s results will be taken very kindly in the eyes of big board traders and analysts. Just need to get there!
I read the article, and checked out most the tickers. A lot are trading on nasdaq now and have uplisted there in the last 1-2 years. None of there recent Q1 holdings have LPC and instead have tons of other investment companies. Looks successful to me, the job that LPC was needed for was done. Reading through their S-1’s its seems that some never even tapped into LPC deal. ALPP will be on the nasdaq this year if the trend follows, at the time of a lot of those tickers s-1’s they have no revenues at all and tons of debt from research and operational expense. We are in so much of a better place I can’t wait for the future here.
In continuation of my last post, here are two S-1's from billion dollar companies. TSLA https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1318605/000119312510017054/ds1.htm
and ROKU https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1428439/000119312517275689/d403225ds1.htm
Most (if not all) S-1's will include dilution. Why? They are share offerings for cash! This is the purpose of filing one in the first place for either an IPO or uplist. A company attracts investors with past and current plans and usage of expected money from these deals. These IPO's almost 100% of the time give steep discounts or incentives to invest in the company, and while yes the private or institutional investors can dilute/sell at anytime a lot do not because this financing generally boosts the company a ton and provides leverage for them to expand and continue operating. ALPP will be the same way, by cleaning up the balance sheet we will be looking a lot stronger than before, able to access clean financing deals versus the toxic notes that have been taken out and reorganized before. Lets keep it clear that this S-1 is very normal!
Lets Talk ALPP Business 101
It seems apparent to me that some people do not understand incorporating a net loss in a business entity's first few years of operation. If you have ever taken a basic business class or been an entrepreneur you would know you have to incur a loss before making anything. Alpine (Kent specifically) has done a fantastic job at growing revenues year over year while simultaneously keeping the net incurred loss really low. Some big board stocks incur BILLIONS in losses before even turning a cent in profit, but you know what happens when they turn profit? Debt gets paid off, dividends start getting paid, shares get bought back etc. ALPP is well on its way to turning a profit per financials, and this 10-k coming up may well be our turning point. Now why would a company have to give stock to employees? Another simple lesson from researching any company ever. How do you attract employees with high levels of qualifications when you are just starting? Easy: Stock. It's the only resource available, and ALPP did more than a fine job because we only have an AS of 125 million, tons lower than most big boards out there!
Lets talk the financing deal stated in the S-1.
This money will be used to pay off debt that ALPP has incurred over its first few years of operation. This is honestly the deal of a lifetime, 10 million dollars for a specified amount of shares. Can anyone link or name a better financing deal ever? While keeping the AS low, and not diluting the stock more than needed (cough @ all the biotechs that do direct offerings for 20-30-40 millions of shares for less money!!!) ALPP will be able to clean up the balance sheet and turn a new leaf into positive territory. This kind of stock deal that is this good rarely comes into fruition, I wonder why! Imagine this now though too, all of these big boards needing bailouts from the government taking loans etc, ALPP didn't need that. ALPP is doing a great job of keeping cash flowing so they DONT NEED HANDOUTS.
Hats off to Kent and the ALPP team for doing a fantastic job!
It's actually crazy how we are trading this low. Another OTCQB ticker released its 10-k today, 13 million in revs for 2019, HAS NOTES, has diluted double ALPP's O/S in the last few months and trades at 2 cents. HOWEVER its trading at 4x its revenue right now with a market cap of 46 mil! How can ALPP be trading so undervalued? I am happy for this correct and I expect us by end of month to be at 20 cents again. I will happily take our 110 mil O/S against the other tickers 2.2 billion O/S.
This isn’t toxic though, literally 95% of Capital raises on the NYSE and NASDAQ for bio’s and other companies come from private investments or direct offerings where insitiutions or individuals will buy shares at a discount or incentive... this is always a better option than taking out notes which have interest and can dilute anytime.
Net positive for 2019:
Per last 10Q, 3 months ended sept 30th, 2019.
ALPP has 20.6 million in revenue and 15 million cost of revenue (5mil gross) with a 1.2mil net loss. Per guidance in latest 10k Q4 will show 9 million in revs (or around there). If the cost of revenue trend continues, then ALPP should be net positive for the year by about 800k. Not only will ALPP be net positive but the debt will also be significantly reduced..
SQ leaps looking better with volatility down
Listen buddy,
I watch the live trades on Think or Swim often with ALPP and today is another perfect example of stock manipulation. We’ve had 330k buys to 4k sells yet we are red and the ask is lower than where we started today...not sure if you are new to the otc but this is classic MM’s grabbing shares pushing share price lower by loading ask and dropping it lower over time. We do have buying pressure, the AccDist ratio is above 58million for the past 6 months (thats tons of money goin in versus out) and the VolDist ratio is above 500. The reason for the low pps is small sells on the bid and wide spread. This allows for a drop in share price and then the MM’s adjust the ask lower and repeat and repeat. ALPP will recover and rebound, it just needs a catalyst to move (10-k) so the influx of high volume can push past the MM’s ask switches. Not sure what reason we have to be down here when the company is very transparent, most other otc’s recently being pumped don’t even have revenue and have billions in AS and have toxic debt with no care for shareholders. I’m not saying ALPP is the perfect company but we do not deserve to be this low... This is coming from someone who trades mostly midcap and options now a days, but ALPP will rebound very high in the comings months - its inevitable.
Discovered this stock a few weeks ago. looks good for a long term hold, been bidding!
Ok, but the O/S hasn’t changed now according to OTCmarkets in a month, no more dilution. Also very few OTC’s have this little of dilution. Look at the bright side here
That was my 75.5k buy at the end of the day? At .043? Don’t see any other trades you could be talking about.
It is true LPC can sell at anytime however that is true for any institutional investors on any stock is it not? You often see banks help stocks uplist and hold for many years, especially true for OTC uplists. Concerning retail value, it is to my best knowledge of trading (with trading many uplists over past couple years) we will see a large run up with roadshow news. When investors jump on its hard for the market to say no to an oppurtunity such as this. Even with stocks that have miniscule revenues, prospective growth YOY drives the market, ALPP will show it has that.
Good question, but an S-1 is (by SEC rulebook) is just suppose to characterize a stock for uplist. Give description of business model, growth (which is shown throughout each year), and backing from a(n) financial institution. This is one of the more clean S-1’s because when ALPP goes on the roadshow for investors, they will see the debt cleared up (via debt refinance 8-k compared to this S-1) and increase in profitability of subsidiarys (balance sheet). Institutions and private investors put money into something with long term profitable expectation, and ALPP clearly displays that with 96% YOY revenue growth. I think the S-1 is great, better than some big boards ive seen in the past who IPO.
I think the OTC has this odd perception that all companies can become successful without incurring lots of debt and major loss for its first few years or Q’s of operation. Relatively speaking compared to big NYSE stocks and S&P500 ALPP has minimal incurred loss and debt for where it stands right now. Even the biggest wireless merger happening those two companies have a combined 70B short/long term debt. ALPP will start turning a massive profit in the coming year, and you all will laugh when you see how little this incurred loss is through 6 years of operation.
ALPP trading 4.1x under 2019 revenue. Grossly undervalued here.