Good Luck with the stripers Bruce!
On this note from you "When the SP finally beat the pre-split price I was amazed how many stayed long" I'm pretty damned surprised myself:) Semper Fidelis (always faithful) is the motto I've assumed.
Semper Insanum may be more realistic.
Then my motto and my actions would be in some natural harmony.
I was piggish in 2012 and really burned for it. On AG's suggestion, I started playing the swings fairly successfully, still piggish obviously from the shares accumulated.
I doubled down on the May 2014 DFARS rules release. Figured the mandate expansion for all DoD full services was the LAW OF THE LAND. 15¢ a share. $9 post split.
Then all hell broke loose with Semiconductor Industry Association's plundering of DFAR's who turned out to have no damn teeth. Never saw 15¢ again till those few minutes :) last week.
My investment with APDN is all through a liberal 401K giving me a self-managed option. Changed over trading company to ShareBuilder, who disallowed OTCC transactions right after my big move.
Non perdunt nisi noli vendere: I don't lose if I don't sell. Crazy talk I tell ya. Figured we'd come back. On Maxim's call and advice, piled some more on at at the pre-split (10¢), swore I'd never listen to them again.
Damn if I didn't listen to my own advice, listened to Maxim's call instead on their push before we came off the shelf. Started building up a grudge.
Told Scottie HELL NO on this last phone call campaign before the news of cotton.
Had enough shares then and now to choke a herd of pigs. When we reached $9, I was looking pretty honestly. This social media sell-off shook the shit out of me AGAIN. But I still believe.
Now with the record earnings coming down due to the cotton harvest, I just gotta believe ($2 to $4 million from our upland cotton marking for 20 million pounds cited by MAXIM from Louis Dreyfus, 80 more million pounds of upland and Pima cotton from Supima, Divatek and Wakefield Inspection Services).
On Louis Dreyfus, it is the only cotton contract we have accountable charges from within a July Equity evaluation report generated by Maxim. $2 to $4 million is a pretty wide swing for the 20 million pounds of processed cotton. Louis is passing on the charges to each stage (ginner, spinner, then fabric manufacturing).
So IMHO, this includes the full spectrum of products Stony Brook has FiberTYPING to make sure raw product is Pima or Upland. SigNATURE T for joy juice application. Then our validation services. Looking at Louis Dreyfus as the business model for Supima, Divatek and Wakefield for the additional 80 million pounds. So stretching that out, a range of $8-to-$10 million additional revenue.
Tall Cotton.
We'll bet through this BS, got a bit of the farm riding on the annual report. If I had sold some at $9, I would be buying back now no doubt. From cotton alone, I truly feel Maxim's current $13 projection is low.
On a couple of forward looking notes, MDA seems to be positive on our ability to mark multiple products (see Long Island Innovate article $10Mill posted with Janet Meraghlia interview). Then the nutritional supplement industry is under attack for putting ragweed in their gelatinous pills. Trying to get them hooked on JD Law's swamp cabbage, but that's another venue.
GNC (General Nutrition Corporation) has their own short attack going down, but they've stopped the NY State Attorney General from closing their shop by going to DNA Barcoding. The technology we base our FiberTYPING on. Joe C. brought on to the board in February (bout the time of the GNC trial) has contacts in nutritional supplement industry, and I bashed his appointment).
I truly believe FY 2016 is our year. We'll be back to $9 fairly quickly. $18 is the equivalent of our 2012 recent-memory record.
At least one of PumpStopper's BS claims was insiders cashing out their options. Hasn't happened. Options haven't been exercised either (check out EDGAR filings). We are bound for some dilution when options are exercised. I think an exercised option is a good sign of reaching an expected peak in PPS, cause they are mostly BENEFICIAL shares, allowing the holder to buy in for pennies on the dollar, then sell off.
NO ONE HAS DONE THAT.
All I got, this is a pump by the way.
Post a selfie with that Barnegat Bay prize winning striper Bruce, and I'll post a selfie with the yacht I buy:)
Still Crazy After All these Years!
Mike
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