Arvana Inc. (AVNI)

[Masada]

Private Placements and Warrants Rule The Hour

This company is very interesting. Steven Rosenthal has an interesting story of taking a company public here where he's a board of director.

https://www.pressreader.com/canada/stockwatch-daily/20160229/282003261502826

Zoomaway is an interesting story in itself. It doesn't trade at all; however, I managed to pick up 6,000 shares this week on a 20,000-share order that's been standing all week for 5 cents. It's just been drifting down on volume nobody can get out of. That's now lower than all insiders and venture capital. I don't know how they expect to get out, but they wont' get out without me. And I intend to follow the story, but the only way to follow it and stay interested is to have a little skin in the game.

So far, not impressed with what Rosenthall is able to accomplish for shareholders. But we'll watch Zoomaway and see what happens here. There has been a man of high franchisee caliber observed hanging around the Caie family too. He is more exciting to me. There could be some 3-way chemistry here. He's another Republican, but more of a Bush type. I can have an intelligent conversation with him on politics. He's just a team player and more smarts than the Trump types. He's more establishment Republican, someone that can actually get deals done and be a uniter and not a divider. He's no Ben Carson, Rosenthal's guy, thank God. Too many idiots hijacked that party. That's a more of an eyesore than Zoomaway's balance sheet. Lincoln has long left the building. The only way to explain that mess is by what psychologists call "anchoring." That's the 36% of America in the echo chamber. The dumbing down of group think. Whew! Unbelievable. Let's hope group think doesn't happen at Caie Foods. I'm counting on that franchisee to go back to his roots and pull them left, which is right to center for them.

Zip Dhunari, who was a former CEO of this empty shell years back and had root in the Spicy Pickle is only two steps away. He is or was a partner with one of the board members of Zoomaway on some other venture. I've read so much that I don't remember where, but he's there. I wonder if he had hand in directing Rosenthal in this direction. Zip cares for nobody but Zip, so he can just stay 2 steps away.

The shell that Zoomaway did a reverse merger into comes with so much baggage. The financials are an eyesore, but it's still interesting. You can't really go wrong with 20,000 shares at 5 cents (assuming the entire order ever gets filled) in a dead shell. Yet, it's not dead. It's the undead at this time. I don't have expectations. I really don't care about the $1,000. It's just enough to stay interested in an interesting novel. It's more curiosity than anything.

Meanwhile, AVNI is still coming about under the radar. They did file a 10Q last week with some interesting disclosures:

http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=12067416

1) The company received $50,000 from Caie which is convertible at .20 per share and expires this year in November, 2017. I like the date, and I like the price. It also shoes seriousness under the radar at work.

2) All that debt with so many fingers will all be converted into shares eventually, which is probably part of this long, drawn out process. Probably something structured the way Zoomaway is structured. I'm losing hope of seeing anything in the range of 10 million shares, but we'll see. Don't think it will be more than 25 million. I expecting to see much more respectable sales from the commissary than at Zoomaway. I don't know what to think of Rosenthal, but I like Caie Foods and the ownership. Their motive are pure. I don't know what Rosenthal's motives are

In conclusion, it's going to get interesting soon enough I think.