Value and Indexed Property Income Trust Plc (VIP)

GreenPower Completes Annual Filings for Canadian Securities PurposesJuly 10, 2026 6:30 PM
NewsfileVancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfil

https://www.crossroadscap.io/documents/bloom-energy-inc-be----nyse-situational-awareness-collides-with-physical-awareness--exposing-a-supply-wall-and-hidden-china-risks

Just a follow up. It looks like UMAV took over Han Tech Inc. sometime in early 2020. There were only 4.8 million shares OS and only 2 billion AS. so In 6 years they have INCREASED the OS by over 6.8 BILLION. WOW
BTW might be time for another 1000/1 RS
https://investorshub.advfn.com/u

VMIR

The VMIR is Up +17.79%, after this week’s performance. So without further ado the info is below. Remember This Index Is showed in dollar terms.

The 75 Original Stocks ($1,000.00)
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Symbol Value Of Investment
ACCO $1,040.21
AMPH $6

VMIR

The VMIR is Up +17.79%, after this week’s performance. So without further ado the info is below. Remember This Index Is showed in dollar terms.

The 75 Original Stocks ($1,000.00)
[pre]
Symbol Value Of Investment
ACCO $1,040.21
AMPH $6

Have they ever shared which in-house softgel product line they package out of Elevated, or is that something they like to keep private?

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Do we have a choice?

Hedge you really should give it up, throw in the towel and go to work at Walmart or a gas station! I think you would make much more money!! Stay positive!! Jmo

I know but its coming !!¡!! Wait for it

I will not argue with you. I have had to make real sh_tty decisions in life myself, and sometimes there are no good choices. If the scenario hypothesized by Baxers is correct, then that description is apt.

HINT..just go to their OTC markets site, not google lol
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BKTH/security

ALL INFO HERE, tabs for news, disclosures, management certifications..ALL HERE

VMI/VMIR Differential Chart
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VMI VMIR Differential
1/2/2026 -0.63% -0.63% 0.00%
1/9/2026 2.23% 2.23% 0.00%
1/16/2026 2.72% 2.72% 0.00%
1/23/2026 2.29% 2.29% 0.00%
1/30/2026 1.78% 1.78% 0.00%
2/6/2026 5.12% 5.0

https://investorshub.advfn.com/stock-market/AMEX/b2gold-BTG/stock-news/98903099/b2gold-second-quarter-2026-results-conference-c

VMI/VMIR Differential Chart
[pre]
VMI VMIR Differential
1/2/2026 -0.63% -0.63% 0.00%
1/9/2026 2.23% 2.23% 0.00%
1/16/2026 2.72% 2.72% 0.00%
1/23/2026 2.29% 2.29% 0.00%
1/30/2026 1.78% 1.78% 0.00%
2/6/2026 5.12% 5.0

VMI (Sorted by % Return)
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Symbol % Up/Down
DRX.TO 85.11%
KOP 75.63%
PKOH 73.07%
CCSI 71.91%
ECPG 70.34%
OPY 59.25%
EPC 55.31%
KELYA 53.98%
IART 51.29%
NMM 44.48%
BUKS 42.57%
RMAX 39.39

VMI (Sorted by % Return)
[pre]
Symbol % Up/Down
DRX.TO 85.11%
KOP 75.63%
PKOH 73.07%
CCSI 71.91%
ECPG 70.34%
OPY 59.25%
EPC 55.31%
KELYA 53.98%
IART 51.29%
NMM 44.48%
BUKS 42.57%
RMAX 39.39

Could somebody please help me out here? For the life of me I can't figure out why there is a group of people on this board who constantly bash Biel. There has to be some sort of financial incentive for them to post in the fashion they do...right??? Help me out by identifying their possible incentiv

Washington Goes To Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac
The Ugly, the Bad & the Good that Investors Need to Know
Michael Burry
Jul 10, 2026
· Paid

The GSEs’ investors have seen enough unfulfilled grand promises over enough years to try the patience of Job.

Odd, for sure. Schot's 85-68 is wayyyyyyout -- 17 shots, suggests he
learned a lot on Day 1, but the ditch was too big. Must hurt to be last.

VMI (As of 7/10/26)

The VMI is Up +13.48%, after this week’s performance. So without further ado the info is below.
[pre]
Symbol % Up/Down
ACCO 4.02%
AMPH -30.10%
ANIP 3.97%
ARDT 14.16%
ARIS -10.29%
ASIX 17.23%
BLMN

VMI (As of 7/10/26)

The VMI is Up +13.48%, after this week’s performance. So without further ado the info is below.
[pre]
Symbol % Up/Down
ACCO 4.02%
AMPH -30.10%
ANIP 3.97%
ARDT 14.16%
ARIS -10.29%
ASIX 17.23%
BLMN

Washington Goes To Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac
The Ugly, the Bad & the Good that Investors Need to Know
Michael Burry
Jul 10, 2026
· Paid

The GSEs’ investors have seen enough unfulfilled grand promises over enough years to try the patience of Job.