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Priceless, how much deader do you want?
Do you know if they ever figured or announced how they would be handling the cash? First Security Bank announced this month that they were pulling out due to regulatory compliance issues.
No apparently reset until Thursday, April 30, 9/a
You have a valid point in your remarks "It seems as though there are investors in this company who feel they've been lied to or played. But then those very people may have misread or misinterpreted company statements. Announcements saying they are in talks with different cities does not mean deals were made." Some may have misinterpreted or misread company statements, however, I am referring to the comments told to me by Jerald Woods, Stephen Harrell/King and Bill Gray themselves. Ask Bill why he tried to skip over the "Waylinks" comment at the shareholders meeting?
Jax there is so much of this company and its past that you are either not aware of or you choose to ignore. The latter is your prerogative but don't chastise those that have been with this company from the beginning who have been lied to and intentionally misled from the get go. Bitter, of course I am.
Back in the day when this company first started that is what they offered, however, one was not informed that the stock would be restricted and when the stock arrived low and behold it had this funny little red stamp on it also known as a red herring or legend.
Now mind you the topic of the restricted stock was discussed during the first and only open shareholders meeting held in SFO in our then attorney's office and openly and on record discussed with Bill and counsel. Bill stated he would work out a deal with counsel so those holding the restricted certificates could get an attorneys opinion letter in a group-like setting for a tremendous discount, counsel agreed as well with Bill. That was in January of 2009 or 2010, I will have to look back at my notes. And it is my understanding, but I don't know this for a fact like I do the above mentioned, Bill through Steven is still cranking out the restricted certs for those partnership shareholders. Sadly some folks who were also involved in this 144 trap have since passed and trust me, needed the money!
So Jax the bottom line, before you cast aspersions or pass judgement, you first should do some research on the company and its past and ongoing shenanigans as there were a lot of people hurt by this company and its manipulations.
Jax ask Bill and Steven why they name "Wylink" was chosen. I wonder if either would be truthful with you. Those of us who are still holding the 144 stock know exactly why.
Well said LakeRem, well said!
Every day is a school day, thanks.
To be honest with you I don't even know what they "claim" to have or have not anymore as they have never been honest or forthcoming about anything thing that they claimed to have had in the past so I just stopped reading their K's and Q's. This company has been nothing more than an atm machine for Bill and his underlings at the shareholders expense. Good luck here and if I may suggest anything it would be to flip this puppy because it sure as heck is not investment material!
Yep, wash - rinse - repeat, year after year.
Well said.
You are so wrong on your thoughts about the guy who and how he acquired "lettered stock". He like many of us are holding same for 8 or 9 years now. We bought from the first criminal himself, Jerald Woods. Jerry then sold this POS to the next jerk Bill and the games continue. There is a very long history of misdeeds with this company!
Funny that you say that, I will be heading over to the lot for production facility today and see if there is any activity going on and I'll let ya know. And I am kind of old school, don't do the FB thing.
You are correct, it should have been TRTC! I went by the site yesterday and took a few pictures and will clearly say that there is a lot of work that will have to be performed on the facility to get it up to par but it sure has the potential! I will try to contact DP some way, some how as I would like to talk with him about the building and its needs. Right next door in the same building is a contractors exam prep service and the back lot is absorbed by a towing company. The building has a ton of potential for a lot of traffic but will need a cleansing to present itself in a more appealing manner to the public. I can't always do this but if the next meeting is public and I have ample notice of such I will personally attend the hearing and report accordingly.
Yes both Medifarm and the group that Levy is attached to are the two high ranking companies that were discussed at the last hearing. Remember their counsel appeared and immediately said "we are the other company that the state was talking about". I am just remiss for their name at this time. I think TRTC will be fine. It just goes without saying this has just been trying as hell!
Normally I would agree 100% with you but in this case I can't only because there is a serious player in the mix that Councilman Bob Coffin address in the last public meeting (the company that met immediately after DP, counsel, et al). Mr. Coffin openly stated that he would be seeking the treatment of Dr. Michael Levy's group. IMO that group will take precedence for final approvals. I wish I was wrong here but I don't think so. That said, that does not mean that TRTC will not be looked upon favorably for finalization but the Nevada politicians sure have made final process difficult for everyone involved, shareholders sitting on the sidelines included!
http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/las-vegas/trust-lacking-process-licensing-medicinal-pot-businesses
Nice to see how well the company is reported in the RJ tonight:
By SEAN WHALEY
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
CARSON CITY - The state agency regulating Nevada’s medical marijuana dispensary program is notifying applicants about whether they have won provisional licensing, but the information is partially lacking for the public due to confidentiality rules.
The state Division of Public and Behavioral Health has posted limited information on its website, showing that five dispensaries in Henderson, 12 in Las Vegas, one in Mesquite, four in North Las Vegas and 18 in Clark County have received provisional licenses.
But only a few of the applicants have waived confidentiality.
In Las Vegas, those waiving confidentiality that have received provisional licenses are MediFarm, NuLeaf, Silver Sage Wellness LLC, and NuVeda.
In North Las Vegas, they are Tryke Companies and NuVeda.
In Clark County, they are Tryke Companies, MM Development Company, LLC, MediFarm with two applications, and NuLeaf.
The state listed 22 dispensary applicants in Henderson that did not receive a license, with six identified by name. In Las Vegas, 37 applicants were denied, with six identified by name. In North Las Vegas, 17 were denied, three by name. In Clark County, 19 were denied, with five identified.
The 2013 law establishing medical marijuana dispensaries authorizes 40 such establishments in Clark County, with a maximum of five in Henderson, 12 in Las Vegas, one in Mesquite, four in North Las Vegas and 18 in the unincorporated areas of Clark County.
Provisional licenses were also granted to related facilities, including cultivation, production and independent testing firms.
Those companies receiving provisional licensing will now have to go through the local government entities to win final approval to operate. The process is expected to take three to four months.
The agency said discrepancies between state and local approvals will exist, and that it is up to the applicants and the local jurisdictions to determine those outcomes.
http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/pot-news/nevada-notifying-medical-marijuana-dispensaries-about-licenses
Remember this from October 30. This tells the next sequence of events:
By JAMES DEHAVEN
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Las Vegas’ first round of pot permit hearings was a marathon, not a sprint.
City Council members spent the better part of 16 hours mulling preliminary land use and licensing entitlements sought by 50 would-be medical marijuana business operators on Tuesday and Wednesday.
They approved 26 pot dispensaries, more than double the number set aside for the city by Nevada regulators.
It remains unclear how many of those city-qualified applicants will get the go-ahead from the state health department.
Applicants who receive both city and state credentials will be routed back to the City Council for a final, as-yet-unscheduled suitability hearing.
Those whose applications are denied in both jurisdictions will have to hope for better luck next year.
City Council members denied credentials to 11 permit applicants, citing everything from missing paperwork to questions over onsite security.
Five hybrid pot production and cultivation permits were tabled to a later date and five others were withdrawn at the applicants’ request.
Action on those permits almost didn’t get off the ground, thanks to a last-minute motion that aimed to put off an up-or-down vote on the city’s medical marijuana hopefuls until after Nevada regulators are expected to hand down their opinion on the applicants on Monday.
Councilman Bob Coffin’s motion to delay proceedings failed 3-3, with Mayor Carolyn Goodman abstaining. Goodman’s son Ross is involved with an application that was unanimously approved by city leaders Wednesday.
Coffin, who has warned of potential lawsuits stemming from the city’s decision to anoint pot hopefuls before they get the state’s blessing, said a weeklong delay would allow city leaders to approach pot land use and licensing approvals with an “unbiased eye.”
He was backed by Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian and Councilman Ricki Barlow. Together, the three represent all but one of the city’s 29 newly approved pot shop, grow house and production facility locations.
It took council members 45 minutes to finally approve the city’s first medical pot shop applicant, one that more than a dozen area residents stood up to oppose.
Neighbors’ misgivings were trumped by city leaders representing the west side of the valley, where Bob Beers, Stavros Anthony and Steve Ross overrode Tarkanian’s bid to deny approval for a pot dispensary at 3500 W. Sahara Ave.
All three later joined the councilwoman in denying pot shop credentials to Nuleaf, a Las Vegas-based company owned by longtime California dispensary operators with Berkeley Patients Group.
Nuleaf spokesman Bradley Mayer called the group “one of the longest-running dispensary operators in the country” and lamented the city’s decision to deny it a special-use permit without first hearing from state regulators.
“I believe waiting would have made a difference,” Mayer said. “We feel confident the state will find we are a very qualified applicant. … So yes, we were in favor of having all that information available.”
Notables approved for a city pot permit include restaurateur Michael Morton, downtown entrepreneur Michael Cornthwaite, developer James Hammer, former Assemblyman Mark James, political consultant David Thomas and professional poker player Phil Ivey.
Contact James DeHaven at jdehaven@reviewjournal.com
or 702-477-3839. Find him on Twitter: @JamesDeHaven.
http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/pot-news/vegas-oks-26-medical-marijuana-dispensaries
Way to go buddy, I knew you had it in you. Now all of that energy can really do you and your family some "good" and you too can ride the TRTC wave of success.
I have said it before here and I will say it again, Terra Tech has gotten into bed with some very powerful players in the Las Vegas arena and if anything "they" will keep him on the straight and narrow. Amateur hour is over for this company and what a thrill to be on board at this time!
RJ this afternoon:
By JAMES DEHAVEN
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Las Vegas’ first round of pot permit hearings was a marathon, not a sprint.
City Council members spent the better part of 16 hours mulling preliminary land use and licensing entitlements sought by 50 would-be medical marijuana business operators on Tuesday and Wednesday.
They approved 26 pot dispensaries, more than double the number set aside for the city by Nevada regulators.
It remains unclear how many of those city-qualified applicants will get the go-ahead from the state health department.
Applicants who receive both city and state credentials will be routed back to the City Council for a final, as-yet-unscheduled suitability hearing.
Those whose applications are denied in both jurisdictions will have to hope for better luck next year.
City Council members denied credentials to 11 permit applicants, citing everything from missing paperwork to questions over onsite security.
Five hybrid pot production and cultivation permits were tabled to a later date and five others were withdrawn at the applicants’ request.
Action on those permits almost didn’t get off the ground, thanks to a last-minute motion that aimed to put off an up-or-down vote on the city’s medical marijuana hopefuls until after Nevada regulators are expected to hand down their opinion on the applicants on Monday.
Councilman Bob Coffin’s motion to delay proceedings failed 3-3, with Mayor Carolyn Goodman abstaining. Goodman’s son Ross is involved with an application that was unanimously approved by city leaders Wednesday.
Coffin, who has warned of potential lawsuits stemming from the city’s decision to anoint pot hopefuls before they get the state’s blessing, said a weeklong delay would allow city leaders to approach pot land use and licensing approvals with an “unbiased eye.”
He was backed by Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian and Councilman Ricki Barlow. Together, the three represent all but one of the city’s 29 newly approved pot shop, grow house and production facility locations.
It took council members 45 minutes to finally approve the city’s first medical pot shop applicant, one that more than a dozen area residents stood up to oppose.
Neighbors’ misgivings were trumped by city leaders representing the west side of the valley, where Bob Beers, Stavros Anthony and Steve Ross overrode Tarkanian’s bid to deny approval for a pot dispensary at 3500 W. Sahara Ave.
All three later joined the councilwoman in denying pot shop credentials to Nuleaf, a Las Vegas-based company owned by longtime California dispensary operators with Berkeley Patients Group.
Nuleaf spokesman Bradley Mayer called the group “one of the longest-running dispensary operators in the country” and lamented the city’s decision to deny it a special-use permit without first hearing from state regulators.
“I believe waiting would have made a difference,” Mayer said. “We feel confident the state will find we are a very qualified applicant. … So yes, we were in favor of having all that information available.”
Notables approved for a city pot permit include restaurateur Michael Morton, downtown entrepreneur Michael Cornthwaite, developer James Hammer, former Assemblyman Mark James, political consultant David Thomas and professional poker player Phil Ivey.
Contact James DeHaven at jdehaven@reviewjournal.com
or 702-477-3839. Find him on Twitter: @JamesDeHaven.
http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/pot-news/vegas-oks-26-medical-marijuana-dispensaries
Not sure if anyone saw this yesterday but:
Terra Tech Corp (OTCMKTS:TRTC): The Stock on Fire
By James Elliot on October 29, 2014 BioPharma, Media & Technology, Micro Cap Insider
Terra Tech Corp (OTCMKTS:TRTC) was one of the first stocks on the scene in the red hot Cannabis sector. It made a fantastic run up earlier this year to highs over $1.25 that many investors bought into. Since then it has dropped seeing a recent low of $0.21 which it has been moving up off of.
The Company manufactures state-of-the-art growhouse equipment that is now sold word-wide. Their Edible Garden produce is sold to supermarket chains SHOPRITE HOLDINGS LT (OTCMKTS.SRHGF) Food Emporium, Demoulas and others in New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Maryland, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.
Terra Tech Corp (OTCMKTS:TRTC) believes that the Dutch hydroponic System is the wave of the future and the Company has been building up their business along this model since day one. The Company is building the infrastructure now throughout the US, which will then ultimately serve a much more lucrative $100 billion per annum (estimated) American market for cannabis.
Earlier this year TRTC announced a distribution agreement with Sunshine Growers of Lakeland, Florida. Under the agreement, Sunshine will cultivate the full line of hydroponically-grown Edible Garden produce for distribution to Tampla, Orlando and South Florida.
Of particular importance to TRTC is Sunshine’s 10-acre grow facility. This includes TRTC other facilities in New Jersey and Indiana, which contain five acres and 30 acres, respectively. If the Company were to plant these facilities with Cannabis as they have planned the revenues potential could go into the hundreds of millions.
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Through its wholly-owned subsidiary GrowOp Technology, Terra Tech Corp (OTC: TRTC) specializes in controlled environment agricultural technologies. The company integrates best-of-breed hydroponic equipment with proprietary software and hardware to provide sustainable solutions for indoor agriculture enterprises and home practitioners.
TRTC works closely with expert horticulturists, engineers, and plant scientists to develop and manufacture advanced proprietary products for the fast-growing urban agricultural industry as well as individual hobbyists. Their products are utilized by Fortune 500 companies, small urban farmers, home enthusiasts, and traditional greenhouse growers. Their complete product line is available at specialty retailers throughout the United States, and via our website. Terra Tech Corp was incorporated in July 2008 in the State of Nevada; its subsidiary GrowOp Technology was founded March 2010, in Oakland, California.
On August 19, TRTC announced their subsidiaries MediFarm, MediFarm I and Medifarm II have submitted their applications to operate Medical Marijuana Enterprises (MME) to the state of Nevada. The following summarizes the applications:
Clark County Nevada: Dispensary on Decatur Blvd, Dispensary on Dessert Inn Rd, Cultivation on Gary Ave, Production on Gary Ave
City Of Las Vegas: Dispensary on Western Ave
Washoe County: Dispensary on S. Virginia St, Cultivation on Pyramid Way, Production on Pyramid Way
The Company has already received a special use permit for a cultivation and production facility in Clark County, Nevada and has already submitted its applications for both a special use permit and compliance permit to the City of Las Vegas. Terra Tech has received notice by the City that they are scheduled to appear on the September 30th planning commission agenda. The company submitted their state applications to operate dispensaries within Clark County. If MediFarm is ranked well by the State, and any of the 18 selected by the County are not it potentially creates another opportunity for the company within the County.
According to the last Q filed by the Company they continue to maintain a strong cash position of $2,674,101 in the treasury. Revenues remain healthy with the Company reporting $3,711,801 in total sales for the 3 months ended June 30, 2014. This is up from $665,365 for the same period last year.
TRTC continues to be one of the top traded stocks on the entire OTCBB. Currently trading at a $90 million total market valuation the Company is already doing millions in revenues and if the Company is able to fill their significant facilities with growing Cannabis as planned sales could easily jump 10 fold.
The Company is emerging as a big player in the smoking red hot Cannabis sector and its becoming an obvious choice to own for anyone with a % of their portfolio invested it the sector.
source:http://www.microcapdaily.com/terra-tech-corp-otcmktstrtc-the-stock-on-fire/15226/
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What are the Support Levels for Cocrystal Pharma Inc (OTCBB:COCP)?
By James Elliot on October 30, 2014
Cocrystal Pharma Inc (OTCBB:COCP) has seen an exploding in price and volume after the Company announced on October 23 that they have developed a new Ebola Screening Technology.
The recent upswing in price and change of momentum is welcomed by investors in the Company how have endured close to a year of steady downward drift from the $0.88 highs the stock made at the end of last year.
Cocrystal Pharma Inc (OTCBB:COCP) is a pharmaceutical company seeking to discover novel antiviral therapeutics as treatments for serious and/or chronic viral diseases. Cocrystal Pharma employs unique technologies and Nobel Prize winning expertise to create first- and best-in-class antiviral drugs. These technologies and our market-focused approach to drug discovery are designed to efficiently deliver small molecule therapeutics that are safe, effective and convenient to administer.
Cocrystal has previously received strategic investments from Teva Pharmaceuticals, OPKO Health and The Frost Group. OPKO Health and The Frost Group together own approximately 48% of Cocrystal.
In August COCP reported financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2014. Select financial and operational highlights include:
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As described in the Form 10-Q, the Company had as of June 30, 2014, $9.8 million in cash and marketable securities, an increase of $8.8 million from December 31, 2013. Operating expenses for the three months ended June 30, 2014 were $1.4 million compared to $1.0 million for the same period in 2013. For the six months ended June 30, 2014 operating expenses were $2.9 million compared to $2.1 million for the same period in 2013.
On October 23 COCP announced that it has developed what it believes to be the first high-throughput screening technology for inhibitors of a key essential Ebola virus gene product.
According to Cocrystal Chief Scientist, Dr. Roger Kornberg, “We are very excited to have cloned the gene, purified and characterized its product, and integrated the gene product into our high-throughput platform. We believe we are the first group to have developed a novel screening methodology that can accurately identify inhibitors, which are potential drug candidates.”
Obviously this is massive news for COCP and represents a significant breakthrough for the Company which has been struggling since the name change from Biozone Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in April of this year.
Conclusion: COCP is exploding upwards after the Company announced they have developed a new Ebola Screening Technology. This represents a significant breakthrough for the Company; Ebola is spreading quickly in West Africa with over 10,000 ppl already infected and 5,000 dead. Recently the virus has landed on U.S soil turning up the heat that much more.
Currently trading at a $50 million market valuation COCP represents a compelling technical setup with significant news as catalyst. This is a Company that looks to be working hard behind the scenes and the stock clearly deserves to be on speculators watch lists and might just provide a spectacular trade opportunity in the coming weeks and months ahead!
Source: http://www.microcapdaily.com/what-are-the-support-levels-for-cocrystal-pharma-inc-otcbbcocp/15308/
That board started some time ago:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Ebola-virus-%28Shorts-and-Longs%29-28717/
And I guess the employees at Air Pro and Appliance Parts Company should never ever turn up for work ever again. Your statements and comments are totally out of line.
Not sure if anyone saw this yesterday but very interesting and this could apply to ANY stock:
http://smithonstocks.com/northwest-biotherapeutics-has-the-washington-post-discovered-a-smoking-gun/
If given a map and route I feel comfortable in saying that most shareholders would gladly take some of the burden off of Steven's shoulders, and most for nothing more than to watch the stock price increase!
Yep just takes some money, usually more than what the stock is worth, and patience as it does not happen over night, trust me on that one!
Nope your are right, darn:
http://www.nejm.org/toc/nejm/371/11
Just filling their pockets with shareholders money:
http://www1.salary.com/Executive-Salaries-Search-Result.html?q=competitive+companies%2C+inc
And this is how one separates itself from past misdeeds, smart move:
Proposed name change - Ocata Therapeutics, Inc.
Read the 10Q. ACTC paid the fine on his behalf in an effort to put this crap to bed. I commend the new operators for doing so. Does it stink that Rabin received a mere tarnish of his name, absolutely but the shareholders will be better off in the long run now that he is gone and this matter is clearly closed. Until, however, he commits a crime with another company and again the headline news will be "FORMER CEO/CFO OF ACTC".......bla bla bla - Lets just move on and start a new chapter.
I hear ya. Hell we could put another spin on this old news story, maybe the competing bio companies are in bed with the SEC and news media and paid big bucks for the ill release of old news today just to knock ACT down again. Now that should give all something else to talk about instead of old rehashed news.........ha
And I totally agree with you as well. What should have been openly announced in the media was the C&D and furthermore that he is no longer affiliated with this company PERIOD! Those not familiar with the past could have easily misunderstood the SEC news released today. IMO an error and they should have instead listed the C&D proceedings.
Maybe the MOD of this board can sticky the "real" news in an effort to not mislead newcomers by letting them know Rabin is a has been.
Better yet, lets just wait 48 hours and no one will even remember this story and who that jerk was.
The administrative hearing was today which was for an order instituting a formal cease and desist:
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2014/33-9645.pdf
Luckily ACT has nothing further to do with this criminal and therefore the company should not continue to suffer from "his" actions.
I agree with your statement! I was also looking at OPK, ROX and COCP, three other companies that Frost is attached to as well as his history. I think once the dust settles we will be fine. He has been likened to Warren Buffet as far as people following his investments.