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re: FORW, TSNP, ZOM, CBBT - am I too late to the party?
Posted on 2/7/21 at 3:43 pm to brightside878
Posted on 2/7/21 at 3:43 pm to brightside878
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So do we sell CBBT or just hold on and see? Just making sure I understand correctly
I’m now going to hold and see, hoping for a significant bump at acquisition.
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Posted on 2/7/21 at 3:49 pm to WPBTiger
Lots more upside at this point with WDLF, STHC, ATVK, ENZC, UAPC & ILUS.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:15 pm to cmlsu
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but selling your shares of CBBT seems counterintuitive IF the stock is being shorted. Short Sellers borrow the stocks, sell them to traders at a premium, and then turn around and buy them back as soon as the herd starts panic selling. Correct? So if you sell on Monday morning, or panic sell because somebody started a rumor, then you are playing right into what the Short Sellers want you to do. I would think you would want to BUY and hold the shares. Unless there is some legit reason for the stock about to drop - i.e. bad pr, negative news story.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:17 pm to WPBTiger
Watch WDLF and PHIL explode tomorrow morning.
Catch the dip.
Catch the dip.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:21 pm to GeneralLee
quote:So you’re saying there’s a lot of risk associated with a volatile penny stock? Gee.
Don’t get me wrong I love stacking stacks, but TSNP has a market cap north of $6B for an app that isn’t even live. Plenty of stuff could easily derail this train.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:29 pm to bayoubengals88
I bought a shite ton of wdlf last week because I saw it getting pumped by all the twits.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:35 pm to CarRamrod
I think it’s worth throwing some expendable cash at. I bought 10,000 shares.
Eyeing PHIL tomorrow. Hoping to get in below .005
Eyeing PHIL tomorrow. Hoping to get in below .005
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:43 pm to CarRamrod
Wdlf? Is this a pump and dump or a good one to look into? Use to be scared of penny stocks but currently making bank on ZOM and TSNP has me wanting to get into more of these penny stocks
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:48 pm to bayoubengals88
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Eyeing PHIL tomorrow. Hoping to get in below .005
Is there a real catalyst here, or just a pump?
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:51 pm to High C
anybody wanna buy rssv with me? 15 cents a share
Why RSSV is a diamond in the dirt
Resort Savers ($RSSV) is currently trading at ~$0.12 and has in my opinion room to grow exponentially. Here are some reasons why I have faith in RSSV:
Resort savers has multiple branches, some soon to be pulling in revenue and some already doing so. One of which already creating revenue is Tieshan Oil, pulling in around $30 million revenue a year selling a range of chemicals derived from crude oil to a large amount of contacts in China. Another business already bringing in revenue is Admall which sell consumer goods in Asia that brings in around $600k revenue a year. They are currently looking to expand and tap into the western market.
RSSV has recently made two new acquisitions, both of which bringing promises of further revenue. One of which is the Wandi coal mine in China, containing 24 million tonnes of high grade, low sulfur, clean coal. This mine is valued at $1.12 billion, it should bring around $100 million revenue a year for the next 17/18 years. I have seen some people wary of the idea of a coal mine in 2021, but this is one of the coal mines that has been cleared for use by the Chinese government under new regulations. As well as this, China is still heavily reliant on coal and in January this year all coal mines were told to mine at maximum capacity. China is also still importing coal from outside the country, so the idea that this coal would not be bought/used is not sensible in my opinion.
The other of these acquisitions is a Swedish disinfectant company 99Technologies. They have 25 patents and their disinfectant is a hands free solution to normal disinfectant by diffusing it into the air. This company brings in revenue of ~$400k. RSSV has also formed a subsidiary to acquire, market and sell infectious control products and supplies in the US this is being headed by Eric Fuller, someone with vest experience in medical sales in the US. A perfect platform to widen 99Technologies customer base and expand west which from what I can see is what this company is trying to do.
In August last year the company released a press release stating ‘Furthermore, the Company is conducting ongoing due diligence on potential acquisitions of revenue generating, profitable enterprises.’ So they are only going to expand and diversify even more in the future.
Overall I think this company is incredibly undervalued. There potential yearly revenue is $100 million+ and this will only increase with more acquisitions and as they expand west and tap into the western market. I believe all this company needs is some exposure as currently shorts, swing traders and a criminal lack of pr is keeping below the 0.12 line. They are also changing their name to Phoenix Rising and rebranding, a good step towards them getting the pr they need.
I uh
didn't write that
Why RSSV is a diamond in the dirt
Resort Savers ($RSSV) is currently trading at ~$0.12 and has in my opinion room to grow exponentially. Here are some reasons why I have faith in RSSV:
Resort savers has multiple branches, some soon to be pulling in revenue and some already doing so. One of which already creating revenue is Tieshan Oil, pulling in around $30 million revenue a year selling a range of chemicals derived from crude oil to a large amount of contacts in China. Another business already bringing in revenue is Admall which sell consumer goods in Asia that brings in around $600k revenue a year. They are currently looking to expand and tap into the western market.
RSSV has recently made two new acquisitions, both of which bringing promises of further revenue. One of which is the Wandi coal mine in China, containing 24 million tonnes of high grade, low sulfur, clean coal. This mine is valued at $1.12 billion, it should bring around $100 million revenue a year for the next 17/18 years. I have seen some people wary of the idea of a coal mine in 2021, but this is one of the coal mines that has been cleared for use by the Chinese government under new regulations. As well as this, China is still heavily reliant on coal and in January this year all coal mines were told to mine at maximum capacity. China is also still importing coal from outside the country, so the idea that this coal would not be bought/used is not sensible in my opinion.
The other of these acquisitions is a Swedish disinfectant company 99Technologies. They have 25 patents and their disinfectant is a hands free solution to normal disinfectant by diffusing it into the air. This company brings in revenue of ~$400k. RSSV has also formed a subsidiary to acquire, market and sell infectious control products and supplies in the US this is being headed by Eric Fuller, someone with vest experience in medical sales in the US. A perfect platform to widen 99Technologies customer base and expand west which from what I can see is what this company is trying to do.
In August last year the company released a press release stating ‘Furthermore, the Company is conducting ongoing due diligence on potential acquisitions of revenue generating, profitable enterprises.’ So they are only going to expand and diversify even more in the future.
Overall I think this company is incredibly undervalued. There potential yearly revenue is $100 million+ and this will only increase with more acquisitions and as they expand west and tap into the western market. I believe all this company needs is some exposure as currently shorts, swing traders and a criminal lack of pr is keeping below the 0.12 line. They are also changing their name to Phoenix Rising and rebranding, a good step towards them getting the pr they need.
I uh
didn't write that
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:54 pm to el Gaucho
I'll put 100 bucks in. Looks like it has been pumped a few times.
This post was edited on 2/7/21 at 5:00 pm
Posted on 2/7/21 at 4:55 pm to brightside878
quote:So I'm not an expert on interpreting what it all means but I found this:
So do we sell CBBT or just hold on and see? Just making sure I understand correctly
EMA financial has had a 9.9% ownership for at least the last 2 years. CBBT recently released more shares. With the new volume EMA could buy more shares to get back to 9.9% ownership level.
I don't know anything about EMA financial. ~10% ownership is enough to manipulate the market price if they wanted but this is not a new position to them.
Schedule 13G from Feb 2019
Posted on 2/7/21 at 5:15 pm to CarRamrod
Ill generally throw 10k at an at pick but I'm getting to the point where to come up with 10k i'd probably have to sell portions of my at picks
if this one gets his blessing i'll buy
if this one gets his blessing i'll buy
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:16 pm to BayouBengals21
I just put an order in for 500,000 shares of WDLF after doing some extensive research on this company today. The revenues are rising and they have slashed their debt too $111k from over $880k in less than 15 months. They own a large stake in a marijuana tech platform that is slated to go public in the month 90 days.
They own Huntpost.com along with a lot of other web sites as well. Management is top tier as well.
They own Huntpost.com along with a lot of other web sites as well. Management is top tier as well.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:42 pm to ihometiger
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They own a large stake in a marijuana tech platform that is slated to go public in the month 90 days.
Interesting, can you tell me more about this? Im tempted to throw some money at this after reading your post. Any thoughts on how high the price could go?
This post was edited on 2/7/21 at 6:44 pm
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:45 pm to High C
quote:
Eyeing PHIL tomorrow. Hoping to get in below .005
quote:15B share buyback and June special dividend. Shareholders will receive 1 share of American Pacific Resources for every 20 shares of PHIL that they own. Also some kind of new investment in Vietnam that people in Vietnam are excited about. I haven't had to do proper DD. Invest at your own risk. I think it's worth my $60.
Is there a real catalyst here, or just a pump?
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:47 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
quote:
Interesting, can you tell me more about this? Im tempted to throw some money at this after reading your post. Any thoughts on how high the price could go?
My post on WDLF
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:48 pm to ihometiger
quote:I've seen the number 77k thrown around. Debt down to just 77k...
they have slashed their debt too $111k from over $880k in less than 15 months.
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:55 pm to High C
quote:
I’ve made 30% on it in just a few days. I have a sell order placed for Monday morning now due to possible short attack.
Market ... or limit?
Posted on 2/7/21 at 6:57 pm to bayoubengals88
It’s possible the number has come down but the CEO and director discuss it in the first 7 mins.
Social Network Website
"We are pleased to have significantly reduced the convertible debt burden on the Company by 83.6% over the past 15 months," said CEO Ken Tapp. "Furthermore, as a result of our success in spinning out MjLink.com, Inc. and qualifying it for a Reg A Tier 2 initial public offering this year, we reduced our year over year total operating expenses for the nine months ended September 30, 2020 to $ 496,970, in comparison to the $ 3,176,044 for the previous nine months ended September 30, 2019. The significant reduction in our convertible debt and operating expenses as the Company proceeds into 2021 provides us with a much stronger balance sheet, in comparison to this time last year."
You are correct the number has come down to less than $77k.
Social Network Website
"We are pleased to have significantly reduced the convertible debt burden on the Company by 83.6% over the past 15 months," said CEO Ken Tapp. "Furthermore, as a result of our success in spinning out MjLink.com, Inc. and qualifying it for a Reg A Tier 2 initial public offering this year, we reduced our year over year total operating expenses for the nine months ended September 30, 2020 to $ 496,970, in comparison to the $ 3,176,044 for the previous nine months ended September 30, 2019. The significant reduction in our convertible debt and operating expenses as the Company proceeds into 2021 provides us with a much stronger balance sheet, in comparison to this time last year."
You are correct the number has come down to less than $77k.
This post was edited on 2/8/21 at 7:21 am
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