Thank you.
Jason…
Not a problem.
Consider it done.
Lisa, et al.…
One needs to look at the situation through management's eyes. From management's perspective. The view from the inside.
And sure. There are those who just don't get it. And possibly, won't, until the last minute.
And so be it.
The OTC plays host to no shortage of startup/development stage companies forced, by circumstance, to apply equity ongoingly and massively. The type of proceedings that invite abusive behaviors. MMM and such. A form of self-defeat. America's Cleaning Company being a different story. Inclusive of being well on its way to achieving fully operating status. Complete with the Reuters rating of Outperform. Top 30%. Already garnering institutional level interest. Big monies coming in. The start of the flood to come.
The phantom shares bit of business relating to last year. Prior to the current regulatory environment being fully in place. A time when regulatory laxness prevailed. Massive negligence. Management having PR'd their collective associated concerns a number of times. Intent to deal with the situation. To leverage. To enhance shareholder value. The phantom shares position coming as nothing new to the vast majority of the involved/to-be-involved. And neither the intent to leverage same to the max. And soon.
And, therein, we have what it is you collectively reference.
It's not just about fundamentals and operations. It's about leveraging criminal behaviors. About not tolerating egregious abuse. Not to mention unmitigated gall. And my personal take? At this juncture?
That the phantom shares position, in full, was created domestically last year. Regulatory laxness advantaged. A situation no longer possible today. An end to said laxness at long last. Negligence no more. And when the SEC did finally grab a brain? Getting tough? Well, it's my personal perspective that the involved parties successfully sought DTCC permission to take the accumulated FTD's ex-clearing. And in those private accounts the whole of the position sits today. Waiting for management to expose the reality to the DTCC and SEC. Thereafter forcing a massive buy-in. Leveraging to the max.
The criminals, we speak of, hosting gall enough to have contacted management. The situation confirmed by a fellow poster we can trust. In a brazen attempt to 'legitimize' their abusive activities. And management rightly refused the (ahem) kind overture. And in no uncertain terms as we've heard.
And how about recently? The short and distort goings-on? How did management proceed? How did they fight back? And in the best way possible. Advantaging/leveraging the situation. Laughably turning the tables. Tightening tradable float circumstance. Personal holdings advanced. Restricted holdings.
We are, in the absolute, in the best of all possible hands.
Capable, competent such.
The shareholder respectful.
Our coming trading week poised to see solid green. Opening gap ups and all. No looking back. The message being out there. The near-term short squeeze opportunity and the MOASS in a few weeks.
Back to the $0.25 area and far beyond in the near-term.
The $4.00 plan to follow.
What it's all about in the absolute.
Back to favorable dynamics. The longer-term trend firmly reestablished. The truth having emerged.
America's Cleaning Company
Reuters rating of Outperform. Top 30%. Worthwhile analysts at work. Analysts having assessed more public companies than one can reasonably shake a stick at. With the fiscal '09 numbers on the way. The audited. The July and August detail additionally. Forward periods' expectations additionally. Projections and guidance. Opportunity for worthwhile analysts, from a variety of top-tier ratings services, to complete called-for due diligence. The point at which institutional level interest sends market level into orbit. Big monies flooding in.
And recalling...
(July 20)
'SPNG … is pleased to announce that its Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer and Board Members have been purchasing SpongeTech®’s common shares in the open market. Together the team has purchased approximately 18.2 million (eighteen million two hundred thousand) shares of the 722.86 millions shares issued and outstanding as reported in the Company's 3rd Quarter 2009 filing.'
And would such be happening were the view from the inside anything other than that to, very much, smile about?
And continuing...
'The purchasing of the Company's stock in the open market reflects the management's confidence in the Company's long-term prospects.'
And...
(July 22)
'SPNG … today announced that its Board of Directors has authorized an increase in its stock repurchase program from 100 million to a maximum of 150 million common shares.'
Management having made it abundantly clear that it's time to seriously advance market level. In line with the big picture. The overriding message. And there's a short squeeze opportunity just arisen. And does it make sense that management would squander that opportunity?
Even remotely?
What we can expect is for our coming session to see the serious upside right out of the gate. Massive volume and all. Opportunity for insiders and others to load up at lowest possible cost. Opportunity to buyback at lowest possible cost. Opportunity to unleash a bomb or two of a PR. Squeezing deserving parties.
A grand slam.
Because, as we've said, there's going to be no looking back.
A week of solid green.
August on the way.
It's time to light a fire under market level. The overriding message. To get serious. The inside being well aware of the favorable dynamics situation. The reestablished trend. Being not about to squander a huge opportunity.
The first round of squeezing.
Green and more green.
The beginning of the journey to a senior listing.
AI
