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It's not a divy, jimmy. If it ever happens, it's a liquidating distribution.
Jimmy-why wasn't giotti or capone in jail for years. Dumb question.
Puppy-what happened to your bud nufced.
What happened to RickC's daily updates of his "additions to my position"?
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Recent spot price for soy oil-$640 per tonne. Peanut oil-$954 per tonne. Why are the farmers excited?
PQL-peanut farming is totally controlled by a quota system, and unless Congress is inclined to change it, there is no new feed stock available from peanut oil, unless the company plans to pay above market rates for it.
Soy oil is the typical feedstock, although sunflower oil from NDak is a possibility. Yellow grease makes the most environmental sense, but nobody has figured out how to efficiently collect and transport it.
I didn't say that they couldn't, PQL. I said that there was zero evidence of their ability to do so. And yes, I am quite familiar with the subsidies afforded biodiesel. SSPC trumpeted the same claims for three different plants that were never produced.
I could point to dozens of what turned out to be scams that have gotten significant local incentives and never produced.
So, if they are going to break ground next month, could you point me to their EPA approval for construction of a petrochemical plant.
As far as talking to Bebee, the only information of value he can give will be in audited financials, no?
aron-on any given day if you took the totals of the OBO and NOBO and shares held in certificate form what you have is an OS for that day, nothing more, and it contains no information not in the TA records.
If there were a short the totals in the reports might not balance to the float, but that is the nature of short selling: the owner of the borrowed shares is still in the record as is the owner of the shares sold by the borrower.
The only definitive information is on the SHO list of Fails, and on the monthly short interest report. If you look at them it is obvious that very few BB and OTC stocks have significant fails or a significant short interest. The latest NOBO fad is semi-literate penny CEO's trying to hype their shares.
Rufus is the best example. The ADS list is sent out in triplicate. That idiot added up all three copies to trumpet a short in CHSD.
Gump-there are a few narrow exemptions to the sale of unregistered securities, but none of them involve the solicition of sales to the general public of shares of a stock that has had its registration revoked:
http://www.sec.gov/divisions/corpfin/33act/sect4.htm
You can no more engage in "private" transactions of unregistered securities than you can engage in private transactions of cocaine.
It is pricy, rrufff, by any metric you want to pick. The question is whether the niche they are in will result in enough growth to justify the valuation.
Certainly it's a good niche to be in right now. Between replacement vehicles on the US side and our committment to the Iraquis for troup carriers there are a whole lot of vehicles needed. At 375 times annualized earnings from the September Q, yeah, rrufff, it's pricy, or "priced for perfection" as they used to say in the dot.com days.
It's a real company,however, unlike most of those I see you commenting on. But claims (not yours) of this going to $50.00 or $100.00 in the near future are absurd. The good thing about the present price, though, is that their continued use of equity funding will result in less dilution per buck raised.
No, he isn't gump. The shares may be registered in your name at the TA, but they are no longer registered with the SEC, and hence trafficing in them is illegal.
Plaastipunk-what can be spotted is Fails to Deliver under regulation SHO, although fails are as often due to sell side trades that are long.
If the stock has extended fails of 0.5% of its outstanding shares for 13 consecutive days, then it is listed in the SHO list which is available to the public. It gets complex, but the net effect is to place further restrictions on the short sale of that stock.
Much to the dismay of the get shorty cult, there are but a handful of BB and OTC stocks that show up on the list.
Downwith-The asset acquisition scheme is even more of a red flag when the asset acquired consists of another non-operating shell, and the currency for the acquisition is shares.
And to spice it up, the company later announces a "spin off" of non-tradeable shares in the acquired company.
The old siren song of something for nothing.
Does anybody have a link to the mp3 of Deli?
Gump-I think you may be right. It was not for nothing the Urban had hired muscle at the Vegas party, and it wasn't to protect the bacon wrapped shrimp from a frontal Melvin attack.
Sigh, gump. The regs have been quoted to you, and the SEC as well as the 50 states have jurisdiction. The reason the registration was revoked was specifically to prohibit exactly what Deli is doing.
LOL, dusty, you just defined acting as a broker in the sale of unregistered securities.
Shorts-it's funny to watch rrufff try to "debate". He is a one trick poney; attack the messenger are read his stale cliches like "moron generic basher," and "Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt".
A blogger whose name cannot be mentioned on this service claims that he knows his identity and that he is a paid promoter. I can't say, but he appears on all the obvious scams with the same script; he parrots company claims and attacks the mean old bashers. Works hand in glove with Hollern a lot of times.
Gump-wanta is a psychotic former Foreign Service officer. He is as crazy as abad.
Shorts-ask fearless leader to fill in these blanks:
http://www.vegetableoildiesel.co.uk/viability.php
Shorts-the short answer is that you can't research it. But I will be on the phone Monday AM to Opp, Alabama to find out what's going on. I'll publish the interview.
Nano-that's true of all bio-diesel. And there is no indication whatsoever that this company has the capital or the expertise to build and operate a bio diesel plant.
It's not rocket science, but it isn't cheap, and there are many deep pocked competitors out there. What makes you think that this mickey mouse shell has an advantage?
Oh please, sc4. You don't think phony asset claims might have had a wee bit to do with it? LOL. Talk about willful ignorance!!
Sure, card. Real companies always come from non-repoting, hick town shells involved in gold mining and alternative fuels.
What on earth gives you the idea I want to save anybody, card? Company suspensions and fraud charges is how I keep score.
So, pql, do disclose who paid you those shares, and who registered them. What is their relationship to the company?
Surely they expected a quid pro quo.
PQL-60,000 shares free. That's quite a lot. What exactly does that pay for?
I'll pay you a lot of attention, sparky, and check every claim down to the details. I'ts what I do.
Screamer-the point is the use of paid shills to pump a stock. How obvious is that?
None, screamer, none at all. And particularly those with over 300% bid ask spreads:
Best Bid: 0.13 (5000 shares)
Best Ask: 0.39 (5000 shares) *
Date/Time of Last Inside Change: 16:29 * Quoted on the Pink Sheets
Deal-audited financials document that, don't they? No legitimate company starts out by RMing into a non-reporting, stink sheet shell.
Anybody looked at this one? It appears pricy, but it does have a real business:
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=5032
Big Mur-Unless they are CD holders, there are virtually no institutional investors in penny stocks. Many institutional holders of real stocks own more than 5%.
PQLR-this company has neither the capital nor the expertise to do "biofuel". Think SSPC.
And reversing into a non-reporting shell is not exactly a sweet smelling process, is it. If the business plan were viable, there would be plenty of private capital available.
Simple, luv. Despite all the hype, there is no company here. It's a garden variety, non-reporting mining pump.
LOL. I see that we are in the forth digit now. Typical for any company associated with Pearl.
no, 20year, you can't trade them. They are revoked. And if they are in an IRA account, you don't get a paper cert.
Anybody got a reference on the claimed patent, or whose name it is under?
Texas-the SEC responds to public and political pressure. Enough noise happens, and the SEC acts.
You don't need underwriters for an SB2 filing, just professional fees for attorneys and,er, audited financial statements. Nor do you need them for a REGDX or S8 registration.
The audit is, of course, any sane investor would require, other than perhaps penny flippers riding hype.
"To your knowledge" the previous shell owners retained no stock? You did the deal, didn't you? And you have a TA, don't you?