Dec 16, 2016 Management is pleased to announce that
Iconichas reached an agreement with its existing note holders, whereby terms of conversion have been renegotiated to not less than $.0015 and whereby no more than $20,000 USD can be sold in any single month without prior written approval from Management.
Feb 5, 2014 The Company increased the number of authorized shares to 4.5 billion, the purpose being to have available, only if necessary, some additional restricted shares to be utilized as part of the acquisition of profitable entities or for the exchange of services that would be extremely beneficial toward the growth of Dewmar.
Dec. 26, 2013 Company increased the A/S, from 2.5 Billion shares to 4.5 Billion shares
FORM 8-K Termination of Binding Letter of Intent Board of Directors of Bigfoot Project Investments Inc., terminated the December 9, 2017 binding letter of intent to purchase all of the equity interests in East Glacier Park Enterprises LLC https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1569568/000149315218001794/form8-k.htm
Traders who short sell are motivated by a belief that the price of a security will fall, and shorting the stock allows them to profit from that decline in price.
In practice, short selling involves borrowing shares from a broker, selling the shares on the open market and buying the shares back in order to return them to the broker.
The trader benefits if the price of the shares fall after the shares are borrowed and sold, thus allowing the investor to repurchase the shares at a price lower than the amount for which the shares sold.
The days to cover represents the total estimated amount of time for all short sellers active in the market with a particular security to buy back the shares that were lent to them by a brokerage.
If a previously lagging stock turns very bullish, the buying action of short sellers can result in extra upward momentum.
The longer the days to cover, the more pronounced the effect of upward momentum may be, which could result in larger losses for short sellers who are not among the first to close their positions.
BREAKING DOWN 'Days To Cover'
Days to cover is calculated by taking the number of currently shorted shares and dividing that amount by the average daily volume for the shares in question.
For example, if a company has average daily volume of 1 million shares and 2 million shares are currently short sold, the shares have a cover rate of two days.
Days to cover is also referred to as the short-interest ratio, and it measures the future buying pressure on a stock that generally occurs as short sellers must buy back shares to close out the positions.
If a stock's price begins to rise significantly, investors who have short sold the stock quickly begin to close out the positions by buying shares off the open market.
Short sellers aim to purchase the shares back for the lowest price possible.
Generally, signs that the share prices are about to rise will create buying pressure for the stock and drive the price up even more.
The longer the buyback process takes, as referenced by the days to cover metric, the longer the price rally continues based solely on the need of short sellers to close their positions.
as referenced by the days to cover metric, the longer the price rally continues based solely on the need of short sellers to close their positions.
For example, if a company has average daily volume of 1 million shares and 2 million shares are currently short sold, the shares have a cover rate of two days.
FORM 8-K Termination of Binding Letter of Intent Board of Directors of Bigfoot Project Investments Inc., terminated the December 9, 2017 binding letter of intent to purchase all of the equity interests in East Glacier Park Enterprises LLC https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1569568/000149315218001794/form8-k.htm
Keen-eyed Redditor u/The Kayle Main snapped a photo of a local Walmart stocking its shelves with chocolate candy Bitcoins.
The candy Bitcoins are much like the gold foil-covered chocolate coins commonly found around St. Patrick’s Day.
Peeling back the gold foil reveals a delicious treat inside and not the decentralized cryptocurrency.
While actual Bitcoin is currently trading around $7,350 at the time of this writing,
Walmart is selling these Bitcoins for the “everyday low price” of $1.
Also unlike actual Bitcoin, these candies likely aren’t held to a fixed supply, the price doesn’t fluctuate, and you don’t need to pass an extensive know-your-customer identify verification process to buy some.
Walmart featuring a candy version of the leading cryptocurrency by market cap is great exposure for Bitcoin.
Collectively, Walmart is visited by 270 million customers each week across more than 11,700 stores under 65 banners in 28 countries.
The image shared on Reddit shows the chocolate Bitcoins residing on an “end cap,” known as highly sought after retail space that has added visibility for passersby.
Walmart’s Real Ambitions Around Blockchain
Chocolate Bitcoins being featured at Walmart is great exposure and good fun, but Walmart does have some more serious ambitions around blockchain, the technology underlying cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
The United States retailer has filed a number of blockchain-related patents in recent months, with the most recent patent filing featuring a system for “autonomous electronic devices,” or robots, that can conduct package deliveries.
“In exemplary embodiments, two autonomous electronic devices, such as delivery drones or household autonomous robots, can authenticate each other using embodiments of security procedures described herein.”
Most of Walmart’s blockchain patents revolve around the supply chain, which is an industry that could potentially be revolutionized thanks to blockchain’s immutable ledger technology.
Walmart also recently patented a system for the scheduling of deliveries or products purchased through their website.
The patent envisions using blockchain-based delivery hubs that use the public ledger to track available and reserved units, then deploy them for shipment based on a schedule.
The technology could be coupled with another Walmart blockchain patent on temperature-regulated “smart packages” for perishable goods.
The retailer also filed a blockchain-related patent for a retail reseller platform.
In this system, a customer registers an item at the time of purchase.
The customer then assigns a resale price to the purchased item and lists the item in a blockchain-based marketplace.
Walmart will offer it to a seller who sets their price point similarly to the customer reselling the product they just purchased from Walmart, keeping the resale transaction and customers bound to Walmart’s own ecosystem.
Apr 06, 2017 Dolat Ventures acquired by China Based Battery Manufacturer
The control of the Company was acquired by Mr. DeQun Wang on January 11, 2017 pursuant to an agreement that was entered into on December 2, 2016
As part of the acquisition the company will be offering to current and future employees based in the Peoples Republic of China
the opportunity to purchase new JB&ZJMY common stock units for $0.10 (Ten Cents USD) per share with one warrant attached exercisable for two years at $0.15 (Fifteen Cents USD)
for a total of 10,000,000 (Ten Million) units pursuant to a Regulation S offering on a best efforts basis expiring on July 17th 2017.
The Company intends to file consolidated financial statements reflecting the acquisition during the next two weeks.
We thank our shareholders for their interest in the Company and patience while we bring our filings current.
HIHI - Announces $1.3 Million Cancellation of Convertible Debt
Holiday Island Holdings
Announces $1.3 Million Cancellation of Convertible Debt
07/09/2018
The debt consists of
$602,008 in original principal and $708,547 in interest through June 30, 2018.
The write off will be reflected in the Company’s Q-2 2018 OTC Report.
Gene Thompson -
CEO and chief strategist of Holiday Island Holdings said,
“We are pleased to make this announcement as it immediately provides significant equity to the Company’s balance sheet, and advances our effort to cease debt conversion at some point.”
Gene Thompson, CEO & Chairman Phone: (479) 244-6047
HIHI - Announces $1.3 Million Cancellation of Convertible Debt
Holiday Island Holdings
Announces $1.3 Million Cancellation of Convertible Debt
07/09/2018
The debt consists of
$602,008 in original principal and $708,547 in interest through June 30, 2018.
The write off will be reflected in the Company’s Q-2 2018 OTC Report.
Gene Thompson -
CEO and chief strategist of Holiday Island Holdings said,
“We are pleased to make this announcement as it immediately provides significant equity to the Company’s balance sheet, and advances our effort to cease debt conversion at some point.”
Gene Thompson, CEO & Chairman Phone: (479) 244-6047
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We advise clients on navigating the complexities of the public markets and implement proper controls and risk management strategies.
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Corporate 8K Filing
On November 30, 2017,
Bigfoot Project Investments Inc.
entered into a non-exclusive corporate financial advisory agreement with a financial advisory firm Veyo Partners LLC, a Delaware limited liability company
Pursuant to the terms of the Advisory Agreement,
the Company pays an initial engagement fee of eight million shares of restricted common stock and then a monthly fee of $10,000, with at least $3,000 being paid in cash and the remainder being paid in unregistered and restricted securities (bearing an appropriate restrictive legend).
The Advisory Agreement also has an acquisition fee equal to eight percent (8%) of the enterprise value of any acquisition that is introduced to the Company by Veyo.
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as Company Announces Darryl V. Green as Investor and Advisor
Dec. 19, 2017
Christmas is coming early at Utopya Innovations Inc. today as the emerging technology company revealed that it has secured financing fromMr. Darryl V. Green, who will also be acting as an advisor to the company.
Mr. Green played an instrumental role in scaling a well-known Sports Nutrition retailer from a market cap of roughly $1 Billion to over $3.7 Billion.
During his time with the company, Mr. Green grew the business to over a whopping 3000 global franchise locations across 53 countries worldwide, leading the franchise division to earning the title of 7th Best Franchise in the World.
He held numerous executive positions with the company on both the corporate and the franchising side, including as President of Domestic and International Franchising.
In 2011, Mr. Green was part of the team that led in what later became known as the IPO-of-the-year, helping the company raise an estimated $360 Million.
"I could not be more pleased with my decision," stated Mr. Green. "The caliber of the executive team cannot be understated. They are exceptionally bright and well connected in the industry, have already shown an ability to execute on their plans, and have a vision for a company that is really going to blow your minds.
I'm looking forward to providing direction when needed as the company begins its journey into markets worldwide."
Mr. Green will be joining the team in Vegas at CES in January.
For further information about the company, please visit us at:
Life Clips Inc. (the “Company”) has entered into a letter of intent to acquire certain assets of Vidbox Mexico Inc., a Nevada corporation including up to 4,000 VidBox Kiosks.
VidBox Kiosks allow people to rent movies or videos games.
Currently, VidBox, through its subsidiaries, operates over 360 Vidbox kiosks in Mexico.
The VidBox Kiosks are located in grocery stores, mass retailers, drug stores, restaurants and convenience stores including Wal-Mart, Bodega Aurrera, 7-Eleven and Soriana.
VidBoxcharges fees to rent or purchase a movie or video game and pays retailers a percentage of the revenue generated. However, the kiosks were built by NCR and can support transactions beyond video rental.
Pursuant to the letter of intent the Company will issue toVidBox a number of common shares equaling 65% of the Company’s common stock on a fully diluted basis, at the closing of the transaction.
As part of the transaction the Company will convert existing debt to equity.
It is anticipated that the closing of the transaction will be on or about November 20, 2018.
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