Replies to post #17427 on TheGlobe.com Inc (TGLO)

[Cache]

The seas will part... lol... they won't even need a floating plant. :-D

[MoneyMan]

Conference starts tomorrow. Be watching for articles on Delfin.

[jerrybrockman]

Looking back to January I noticed that Rachel Adams Heard used the $TGLO, “cash-tag” combined with the symbol in her tweets. Interesting...because she was under no obligation to mention the stock symbol, yet alone use the cash tag to give it greater emphasis.

ICYMI: Parent company of Delfin #LNG developer says in filing with SEC that it "may" complete reverse merger with idled tech company https://t.co/abfdD4Ed1Y but cautions that "there can be no assurance." $TGLOhttps://t.co/jXutNjYceE

— Rachel Adams-Heard (@racheladhe) January 12, 2018

ICYMI is “In Case You Missed It”

You’ll notice if you go back and look at the logs that TGLO hit its peak shortly after this Tweet.

Most of us know that the S sign in front of the symbol $TGLO is used when you want to highlight your stock. Here’s a bit of history behind that:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/marketingland.com/cashtag-ticker-symbols-on-twitter-now-send-users-to-search-results-17589/amp

If you look at Rachel’s most recent Tweets you’ll see that she’s in a conversation with a reporter from the LNG Americas group that is hosting this week’s Houston Conference. It seems that part of the conversation may have been offline...interesting to see that the reporter references the added costs of having to dredge the channel that TEL? would use to ship its gas if it ever gets permitted.

https://mobile.twitter.com/racheladhe

It all just makes you wonder what the behind the scenes buzz could be like right now.

Personally I’m holding no matter if news comes or not. My current working theory here is that if “new co” or the MMs need to extract more cheap shares from the market, UP is the only direction they can take it.