Last AVEW rant:
That was the first thing that popped out at me. This alone is huge, regardless of the share structure debacle.
Nobody sees how neat and tidy this is setting up, and while I already have ranted enough, let me give my last peace of mind on this board for awhile. This is what separates a Pink Sheet TICKER from a Big Board COMPANY, and a TRADE from an INVESTMENT. I have never gone down with the ship before on a trade before AVEW.
Here's how it is all playing out. I HATE to say it, but Mikey had this pretty nailed down months ago, at least a large piece of the puzzle.
1) AVEW buys a shell company. Forgot what they paid for it, doesn't matter. The company has debt. They want to be a legitimate one-stop-shop in the Austin, Texas area.
Not for one minute do I doubt management's business sense or business potential. But in this game of pinkies, it is all about the company, not the investor or consumer.
2) Company works very hard to filter local companies in the space they deem suitable to partner with, or outright acquire. The company dangles some acquisition money from capital that AVEW has from outside investors to launch the start up Actionview Holdings. Eventually the LOIs are sent, which the company rightfully PRs to the masses where this company is heading: construction, landscape, etc monopoly. Subsequently, hype builds about a new Pink Sheet ticker with brand new management, new game plan, new HYPE. PPS balloons the market cap upwards of $10 million + for a company with no revenues, or completed deals, just LOIs. Meanwhile the company is more than happy to sell shares into this pump and subsequent PRs to raise additional capital.
Do I blame them for selling shares? NO. That is what the A/S is there for. To sell shares AS NEEDED, to raise money to improve overall shareholder value through acquisitions or other company plans.
3) While building a successful company, institutional investors recognize this and offer money and credit if the company can uplist to a higher tier. Meaning their price has to remain above .01.
How on Earth could a company trading at .0008 or .0035 even climb above .01 and hold above it for 90??? Days (30?) with no revenues and a ubbbbber market cap? Reverse split, reduce the share count, increase the PPS artificially.
4) With this plan already cemented behind closed doors, the company holds a conference call to finally update us on the companies happenings. They also are adamant that there will be "NO R/S at this time" to protect shareholder value. Of course, that was then and this is now... at this time was months ago. Investors believe the new CEO and look forward to the future conference calls they promised (what happened to those, anyway?). This renewed confidence gives management time to keep investors off their backs.......
5) As soon as the conference call ends, they begin the process of increasing the A/S more than 3x. I have NEVER been invested in a company that has increased their A/S more than probably 2x - 2.5x while I owned it, and I've been trading pennies 2.5 years (as a point of reference for how strange that move was by management).
6) Company releases numbers for Q3. Mysteriously, their revenues from construction have tapered off considerably for what should be the busiest season of the young companies career. Summer should be gangbusters for builders... AVEWs was NOT.
In addition, we see a nearly 500 million increase in the O/S. As perspective, assuming 60 trading days in the three months of the quarter, that is right around 8.3 MILLION SHARES PER TRADING DAY. For those 3 months, assume a very very rough average of .0009. That is roughly $7,500 per day x 60 days is $450,000. Interesting...
FUTURE PREDICTIONS NOW:
7) Shortly after filing their Q3 report, the company PRs about the closing of an acquisition, sending investor confidence through the roof one more time (Perhaps news tomorrow?). The stock runs all the way to .001 shortly after, only to come back down to the .0004 range after a short run. Meanwhile the company is more than happy to sell more shares in this range.
8) Shortly after again, the company submits a PR that roughly says: "We have found it in the best interest of the company and shareholder value to execute a 10:1 reverse split. We are excited to announce that post split, we will be submitting audited financials for the Q4, and will be applying for our uplisting status after the New Year. We would like to thanks all shareholders for their continued support. We believe the companies actions will increase shareholder value in 2015 considerably, as we move forward with our business plan."
9) Price goes to $0.01 only to crumble considerably from there the week of the R/S.
10) Q1 of 2015, the PPS slowly rises to the levels it was at before the split.
11) Q2 of 2015, AVEW announces they have now successfully uplisted to the OTCQB and anticipate record revenues for the quarter, leading to huge increase in the PPS, and rightfully so.
THE WHOLE IDEA BEHIND THE R/S IS TO MAKE THE COMPANY DEBT FREE. With the execution of this R/S, there will be NO convertible long term debt, the S/S will be much cleaner, and the company can go forward and grow with an additional $5 million and no debt from the dilution.
All I can say, after looking at all the facts, and seeing the new Q3 numbers, is that AVEW will be large in 2015. However, management F'd shareholders so badly to do so, it won't recover for at least 6 months.
End of my ranting here. I am out, and will be cheering for shareholders. Losing money is just no fun to watch.
Just do me a favor. If my "theory" comes true, and a R/S happens here, find me and give me a Board Mark for my insight.
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