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Re: powerstroke212 post# 1232

Thursday, 06/14/2018 9:42:36 AM

Thursday, June 14, 2018 9:42:36 AM

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I'm watching all of these, but haven't done a ton of research on any of them yet.

ANVI: Looks quite interesting from what I've read, but may start a bit higher then I'd like($2.50+) with with 120M o/s. I might still grab a little though, depending on what the starting pps is.

ZVVT: Recent change of control, not sure exactly what Energy Capital, LLC is, have not looked into it that far but they paid $434,000 for 75% of the o/s, which isn't cheap so it could turn out well IMO.

LWLW: Lowest o/s, reporting, shell on the OTC @ 127K.....but almost too low IMO. Sure it could get a good RM and run to $20.00+, however, there aren't many folks, other than the Chinese, willing to pay $20 for an OTC ticker unless it's something quite substantial.

You often see many iHubbers calling every RM 'YUGE' but in reality there are only a couple really good RM's a year, if that. 127K o/s isn't a viable trading o/s, so any RM is going to come with the merging company getting issued millions of shares, granted there could be a f/s, but more then likely a big share issuance.

So I'm not sure it's worth paying a premium price, for a shell with this low of o/s, when you don't know what the share structure is going to be post merger. I almost think your better off buying cheaper shells, with a higher and tradeable o/s, and big insider ownership %.

If you can get one of these micro o/s tickers for say .50 - .80 cents, then it's a worthy gamble at that price, just for the simple fact that it could run to $10 or $20 but I don't see myself paying $2.00+ just because it has a ridiculously low o/s....because that will almost certainly change.

Just my .02.


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