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as referenced in the Bowser Weekly,
Innovative Food Holdings (IVFH)is set to release their
quarterly earningsafter the close, tomorrow,
Tuesday, August 13th, 2019I am not overly optimistic,
yet hopefull, that they
will be supportive of the
current valuation.rounding the shares
UP to 40,000,000rounding the price
UP to 60¢gives a market capitalization
of $24,000,000(2,400,000,000 ¢ ,
or 2.4 billion cents)comfortably less than 50% of
trailing twelve month revenuein reply to: #12394The Climate Prediction Center
(Seasonal Forecast Bureau) of
the National Weather Serviceis forecasting an about
30% to 50% chance forabove average temperatures
for all of the United StatesI checked for the months from
September 2019 to March 2020this is not like the accuracy
of their seven day forecastwe could easily have the
coldest winter on recordnevertheless, as it stands,
it is not a bullish factor
for natural gas prices(thinking about winter
has an certain appeal:
I don’t use air conditioning)I was a little disappointed
to see that three insiders
dis-acquired shares of:Innovative Food Holdings (IVFH)
Only now saw it, in the
Insider Transactions Table
of this August’s Bowser Report.“D-17,025”
# of trades: 3
price range: 54¢ to 55¢
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a crude guessing analysis:
3 people
sold 17,025 shares
at an average price of 54.50¢
17,025shares x 54.50¢ = $9,278.625
$9,278.625 ÷ 3insiders = $3092.875
Financially, these three insiders
appear to be in my league.You don’t suppose they got
skittish about the market,
and sold. $3,000 is still
a lot of money to some of us.Well, one could be good at food,
and not good at investing.It is not impossible.
(knock on wood)
in reply to: The Singing Machine Co. (SMDM) #12391ARC Document Solutions, Inc. (ARC)
again traded in a wide range today:
now between 140.00¢ and 160.00¢closing at 143¢ , down 16¢
3¢ above the new low of 140¢I read the transcript of their
quarterly conference call ,
and was well impressed with
management.The bank debt is now down
to $70,000,000. If one includes
the capital lease figure
of $40,000,000, that would be
$110,000,000.Though I’m sure there are
other liabilities, that might
be included in the consideration
of debt.I hope to not miss their next
telephone conference. Maybe,
if I could make enough money,
I could become a shareholder.Good Luck on the Third Quarter
in reply to: The Singing Machine Co. (SMDM) #12385the range today:
161.50¢ to 185.00¢(above corrected)
in reply to: The Singing Machine Co. (SMDM) #12384ARC Document Solutions, Inc. (ARC)
traded in a wide range today:
between 165.50¢ and 185.00¢closing at 169¢ , down 22¢
on 176,842 sharesor about double volume
(according to Yahoo!)The new 52-week low
of 162¢ (161.50¢)only seems like
more of the same:treding around in
this low territory.in reply to: The Singing Machine Co. (SMDM) #12382“We [ARC] continue [took action]
to reduce our debt by $5 million
during the period [quarter], …”CFO: Jorge [George] Avalos
from the news release yesterday,
August 6th:second quarter reportWith the outlook given at the end
of that release, a modest current
fair value might be considered
to be between 140¢ and 180¢.I would want about a 30% discount
from the low end, with an entry
at 110¢.Trouble is, their shareholders
are probably too disciplined
to let it fall that far.in reply to: The Variety Of Transaction Orders #12374Regarding adding the attribute
of All-Or-None, to a Fill-Or-Kill:glue the envelope shut,
then add Scotch tape.I do. Three pieces:
Left, Center, RightI was thinking, ha ha ha,
and I can not be sure,however, if I ever put in
a market order, I can not
remember the idea, or thought
process, or train of thought
involved.I guess that shows my trading naivety. I can’t think of any
reason for which I would ever
use a market order.To Buy:
Place the limit at the ask.
or
To Sell:
Place the limit at the bid.
Placing a market order
seems like trying
to go faster than
the speed of light.Noble Roman’s, Inc. (NROM)
traded down to about 45¢
briefly, early this morning.I did not see it, however,
someone sold maybe 2,500 shares,
or maybe a bit more. Not sure.I guess they were excited to
do something else with the maybe
eleven hundred to fifteen hundred
dollars.It closed about 60¢,
with 11,500 shares traded.Yahoo gives a current average
volume of about 15,000 shares.That is misleading, though,
because it has recently
been trading almost none
to none, with an occasional
bit more shares.Perhaps, if a stock is often
difficult to get-in-and-out-of,
like NROM,and an investor considers
that they may wish to,the difficulty of switching
in and out and back in again,
should be a consideration
for buying a fewer number
of shares.in reply to: #14607Ultra Petroleum Corporation has
decided against a reverse splitand expects to be delisted
from the NASDAQ on August 8th,and plans to list its shares
on the OTCQX exchange, withthe new ticker symbol: UPLC
coincidentally, beginning on
the Eighth day of August.(I was able to buy more
shares under 17¢ today.)(Fools Rush In dot dot dot)
Ultra Petroleum has scheduled
a Second Quarter Earnings Callfor Friday, August 9th, 2019, at
High Noon, Eastern Daylight TimeInnovative Food Holdings
has a direct to consumer
specialty food business at:Perhaps: The Innovative Gourmet
Or maybe: The Internet Gourmet
Anyway, it appears to be
a good place to “eat into
your stock market gains”.(that Faris Sleem will
not lecture you about)in reply to: #14604A Price Range
is a range of locations
–
A Trading Range
is a range of movements
–
example:
As a stocks trades
(as it “moves” through numbers),
it passes through various
price ranges.
example:
As an aeroplane travels,
it’s flight logue,
it’s immediate location,
and it’s flight plan,are it’s trading range.
The territories
that is passes through,(the counties, the countries)
are price ranges.
in reply to: Briefs (Dec. '12) #14603In 30 minutes (smile),
at 5 o’clock post meridian,
today, Friday, July 26, 2019,SiNtx Technologies, Inc. (SINT)
will reverse split 1 for 30.It makes my head spin dizzy.
As they only have
about 22 million shares,
the reduction to
about 734 thousand shares
suggests, of-course,
financing ahead,no surprise there, however,
on terms likely rendering
relatively meaningless,
the pre-split shares.For example:
the market capitalization
targets, that I mentioned
in a previous post, would
be changed:Price | Target Mrkt Capitalization
Pre-Split:
28.75¢ : $6,250,000
57.50¢ : $12,500,000
86.25¢ : $18,750,000
Post-Spit:
(estimating a future issuance
of about 29 million new shares)$8.625 : $258,750,000
$17.25 : $517,500,000
$25.875 : $776,250,000
Or, expressed another way:
the 15¢ I payed for my shares
(by the way, I sold them at 10¢),
will be redenominated $4.50.Not exactly a penny stock.
Some people actually consider
a stock under $5 a penny stock.I consider a penny stock to be
a stock trading under $1.00It will be interesting
to WATCH what happens.(Those thirty minutes are up!)
(It took me over 60 minutes
to write this. LOL) -
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